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Butler 209 Still Smells

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2009 7 Comments

Observed in the fourth floor men’s room:

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Bwoglines: Cut, Review, and Deny Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2009 2 Comments

GS “kids” won’t be allowed to swipe in to undergraduate residence halls. (Spec) MTA service and fares will be maintained next year, but almost 300 jobs won’t. (NYPost) Back in my day, we ran airports with telephones and paper. (NY Daily News) The bagels seem tainted somehow, but we’ve still got Absolute. (NYT) One-third of […]

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A Web-Centric “Hackathon”

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2009 0 Comments

CS Lounge, Computer Science Building Ever wanted to make a really cool website? Want to join in an open student discussion on the potential future uses of the Internet at Columbia and in the “real world”? Come join the ADI for their first Hackathon of the year, centered on the Internet. We will have an […]

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Bar Night

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 0 Comments

Havana Central Come on down to Havana Central where the Columbia Bartending Agency will be hosting BAR NIGHT. Enjoy $2 kamikaze shots, $3 domestic beer, and $4 well liquor. Bring your friends! Must be 21 or over. Join the Facebook event listing! Contact email: nick@columbiabartending.com Contact website: http://columbiabartending.com

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It Comes with Free Food

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 1 Comments

Tired of school? Well here, have some health care debate, and some career planning! First, at 8pm in Hamilton 303, the College Republicans host Paul Howard of the Manhattan Institute to talk about health care reform in congress and elsewhere. Then from 9 to 10:30, get yourself a science internship at the aptly named Science […]

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GlobeMed and PanHell present Animal House ’09 at Campo

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 0 Comments

Come out to Campo Saturday Night to support a great cause and have a great time! DJ, dancing, and drink specials all night! $3 cover goes towards buying goats for families in Uganda. GlobeMed is a network of university students which partner with grassroots organizations around the world to improve the health of the impoverished. […]

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LectureHop: You Mean We Can All Just Get Along?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 9 Comments

If you were all hyped up for the “conflict” part of last night’s Veritas Forum “Faiths in Conflict: Searching for a Common Space,” you may be disappointed by the friendly banter between secularist Heyman Center Director Akeel Bilgrami and Sri Lankan theologian Vinoth Ramachandra. Bwog correspondent Sarah Ngu reports on their discussion of how to […]

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Barnard (Finally) Has a Real Commencement Location

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 26 Comments

Strong, beautiful seniors, rejoice! Last we heard, you were going to graduate out of Levien Gym in Dodge Fitness Center. Thankfully, the Barnard administration has settled on something decidedly above ground. The 2010 Barnard commencement will take place on Ancel Plaza in front of SIPA, after which new graduates and their families can continue the […]

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Postcrypt Homeless

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 6 Comments

Ian Kwok’s sobering email to the members of Postcrypt Art Gallery confirms that Postcrypt has indeed been thrown out of their space in the basement of St. Paul’s chapel. Apparently the Office of the University Chaplain has been tightening their policies on chapel spaces for the past year or so, and sometime within the last […]

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Hands Off the Bean

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 5 Comments

Latest addition to the list of rules no one used to care about, but you now cannot break because Columbia is broke: that coffee is for special people only! An anonymous Computer Engineering student received this email yesterday. (EE stands for Electrical Engineering ; those students got this email via their listserv as well.) Dear […]

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AskBwog: Winter Housing Costs Money?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 17 Comments

Rumors that housing over winter break will cost you extra money this year sure are frightening. It turns out that for Columbia students rumors of the fearful fee are false, but Barnard students aren’t so lucky. In this installation of AskBwog, Sarah Camiscoli brings you the hard facts from both sides of Broadway. Take a […]

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Bwoglines: Out of Place

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2009 1 Comments

Police traipse through stacks of paper and horn-rimmed glasses as they raid offices of the Daily News, New York Times, and El Diario (NY Times) All the way from Arizona: warnings about the 9/11 terror trials to be held in New York and the safety of Bloomberg’s kids (Gothamist) Ferry to dock in Coney Island […]

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The Great Debaters

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all the youths
at the tourney
BFD
Bwog for debate
denzel
doing great things
great debaters
Misha Solomon

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Bwoglines: First World Problems Edition

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bwoglines
kids do crazy things
nyu
the plight of the middle class
whoops

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College Talks: Spring Edition

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college talk
College Talks
good weather
sinking gpa
spring has sprung
video

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Overheard: 50 Shades

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do we count as ivy educated yet
fluffy handcuffs
kink near kent
overheard
PDA
Philosophy Lawn
voulez-vous coucher avec moi does not count as multilingual

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StrobeMed: Pizza & Rave

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amnesty international
dance groups
globemed
raving in lerner
raving whilst holding pizza
strobemed

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P/D/F Policy: Castellano Explains

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first year p/d/f policy
ongoing conversations
steven castellano
SWP

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Last Swim Test

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mortimer adler
swim test
the only line longer than the line at 1020
where is the pool

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Bwoglines: Slightly Off Edition

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awkward neighbors
bwoglines
four consecrated women
slayer
slightly off color
trusted contacts
winky

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