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Some Things About Food and Drink

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2010 5 Comments

First, overheard (overtexted?) from a Concerned Citizen: Sorry about our housing number dude. But at least someone filled 100 large Snapple bottles with water and put them in the McBain elevator. At least, indeed! Our tipster included this picture: Also, Bwogger Claire Sabel reports that Brownies Cafe in Avery is giving away free matzoh, along […]

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Financial Aid Update: Things Are Looking Up

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2010 12 Comments

While much of the hubbub in Washington in recent days has centered on the passage of the healthcare bill, students have yet another reason to celebrate: the passage of a bill set to thoroughly reform the student loan system. The Healthcare and Education Reconciliation Act will, in effect, remove the middleman from the student loan […]

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Bwoglines: It’s All About Us

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2010 7 Comments

English professor/Shakespeare godhead James Shapiro has a new book coming out, and he’s looking to shake up the authorship debate. (The Chronicle of Higher Education) Sarko’s appearance Monday wouldn’t have been complete without his famous personal lectern, designed to make the height-conscious president appear a few inches taller. Bonjour, mon petit Napoleon! (The Daily Mail) […]

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Now!Here General Body Meeting

By Bwog Staff on Mar 31, 2010 0 Comments

Now!Here, Columbia’s travel magazine, is holding a general body meeting at 8 PM in Lerner 503

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Milk and Toast Study Break with AAA

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2010 0 Comments

Enjoy delicious toasts with sweetened condensed milk, peanut butter and a variety of fruit jams!!! While enjoying the sweet treats, you’ll also have the opportunity to learn more about AAA’s upcoming Teach-In program and the Game of Love event! FREE FOOD!!! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=111176532227776&ref=ts

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ESC: Study Days, Senate Takeovers, and Scary Dorm Storming

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2010 35 Comments

Sean Zimmermann reports from last night’s hot and heavy ESC meeting. Study Days madness never, ever ends: ESC passed the Academic Calendar Proposal that would begin school before Labor Day. Jim Applegate, Education Committee Chair, commented to Whitney Green that he based his proposal to remove the election day break on the Facebook petition, Petition […]

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Pick Your Poison, I Mean Pizza

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2010 0 Comments

Two events tonight feature free pizza: Blurred Frontiers: Race and Ethnicity in Latin America International Affairs, Room 707, 6pm (NOW) The Politics of Lady Gaga Politics and Pop Culture Panel Series Lerner 569, 8:00pm

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Son of a Building Block! It’s Woody!

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2010 3 Comments

Tipster Claire Bullen alerted us to the presence of some half-obscured, rather colorful posters around Hamilton seemingly advertising for Spanish tutors, yoga classes, an Archeology club, proof readers and drivers. Curious about a unifying theme, on closer inspection these posters all subtly alluded to Pixar’s Toy Story… It turns out they are in fact decoys, […]

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Collisions in Hamilton

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2010 14 Comments

Spotted earlier in Hamilton, condensed novels applied to the staircases courtesy of Collision, the annual art exhibit/actually fun party at the end of the year sponsored by Art History Underground. Its a game! Get your literary thinking caps on! Update: Lil’ Salvador Dali Hannah Wilentz sent us a few of the word-lisions in the stairwell: […]

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I Always Say, When It Rains, Beware of Water Penetration

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2010 7 Comments

Bwog received this e-mail from a tipster concerned about the level of the threat the ongoing deluge: Dear Residents of 604 & 606 West 114th Street, Due to the heavy rains we are currently experiencing some water penetration into the lounge area in the basement. The laundry machines remain available for use. Please note that […]

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Speaking of John Jay’s Legacy…

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2010 8 Comments

Overseen/heard outside John Jay at 5:30 pm on Sunday Girl One, lying down on bench outside: incoherent mumbling Girl Two: she’s drunk

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Sex Worker Rights Advocacy Day

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2010 0 Comments

Sex Worker Rights Advocacy Day at Columbia University Monday April 5; 3pm-5pm The Diana 203, Barnard College, New York City Want to promote the rights of individuals in the sex trade industry? Interested in advocating for policy change? Please join the Sex Workers Project of the Urban Justice Center for an information and phone session to help pass the ‘No […]

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Global Charity Santa Dash RIGHT NOW!

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bwog doesn't exercise
bwog is informed
go cheer on awesome people running on this really cold day!
he better bring Bwog what we wrote on our Christmas lists
santa is haulin ass

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Bwoglines: Killin’ It Edition

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bwog may or may not have watched snl intoxicated
bwoglines
how many bwoglines can we make have something about beyonce or jay z?
look at you columbia
people are just really cool sometimes
still getting over nelson mandela
we will always love you jay
wow it's fucking early

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Attn: Women of Columbia

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Alma Mater would like a word with you Libo
columbia ranked #1 in producing partners
feminine competency as described by men
I'll show you competent
omg ladyparts
reasons to have a columbia google alert
weird news items about columbia

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“The Forty Part Motet” Inspires Feels

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bwog gets artsy
feelings
obligatory fight club reference
seriously go see this
the cloisters
the forty part motet
we get access to things

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From the Issue: Night Court

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arraigned
blue and white
crime and punishment
def not judge judy
from the issue
justice in the city that never sleeps
night court
the blue and white

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Jammin’ to End Famine

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cheese cheese we're on our knees and want some of that cheddar please
excuse us while we go order 50 grilled cheeses right now
FeelGood
jammin for a good cause
melt and place you on some toast--you are the cheese we love the most
not free food
phonoscenes
some think our love of cheese is weird--we feel it was the cheese they feared
swiss swiss who would dare diss your loveliness as your taste is bliss?
you beta watch out you beta not cry

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Lecturehop: Changing the Narrative for Our Boys of Color

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awkwardly timed snaps
bso
education
edumacation
events where you get to snap
lecturehop
precious baby cherub
snappity snaps
snaps for chaps
somebody paint that cutie onto the sistine chapel right now
teach for america

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Punk Poetry & Other Turbulent Correspondence

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4x4
bwog's not sure what punk means these days but it does take us back to the time we thought black nail polish was cool
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free concert but you don't have to get on a train
joyce carol fucking oates
stealing from Princeton
tagging joyce carol oates cause we can
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