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Eyepoke: How Does the Eye Love Thee? Let Me Count the Ways…

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2010 1 Comments

American Universities are great. Columbia University is great, has always been great and will always be great. Yay us. Chocolate, wine and phallic shaped things may turn you on. At least ten people are moved by ten of the sappiest movies of all time. Maybe bad advice lies at the heart of a bad dating […]

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Food! And Lack Thereof

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2010 0 Comments

Good news: EcoReps are once again giving away free hot chocolate and cookies if you sign up for their new energy challenge. Lerner ramps. Bad news: There are only 2-3 farmers market stands on 115th today, as the snow and slush seem to have chased away most of them away.

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One Love

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2010 6 Comments

The College Democrats are on Low Steps now for the first event of their Students Advancing Marriage Equality (SAME) campaign. Assemblyman Daniel O’Donnell, State Assemblyman for District 69 (aka Rosie O’Donnell’s brother), will be speaking at the event at noon!

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Let It Snow Part 6: The Aftermath

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2010 13 Comments

Photos by Hans Hyttinen and Sam Schube

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Bwoglines: Report from the Frontlines

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2010 7 Comments

Columbia: In yesterday’s epic battle, the Giant Snowball proved to be a worthy opponent to Columbia Facilities’ snow plough. The War on Snowfun rages on. Iran: Imprisoned Iranian scholar Kian Tajbakhsh, who earned his Ph.D. from Columbia and was supposed to teach here this year, has had his sentence reduced to five years. (Spec) The Senate: […]

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Let It Snow Part 5 – Let The Snow Speak For Itself

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2010 28 Comments

SNOWBALL FIGHT TONIGHT AT 7:30 With thanks to Jon Hill, Elizabeth Jacob, Mahrah Taufique, Derek Arthur, Matthew Martinez, and Michelle Madejski for the photos

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Let It Snow Part 4: Peter Awn

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2010 12 Comments

Our favorite professor cancellation e-mail of the day followed by his previous warning after the jump. By his passing coyote reference, we have a sneaking suspicion we might count him among our illustrious readers. Sadly, the University has decided to shut down at 3pm, cancelling all subsequent classes and activities. I know how traumatizing this […]

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From “Yes we can” To “No we won’t.” What happened to Obama’s Promise for CHANGE?

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2010 0 Comments

One year ago, millions of people arrived in Washington DC to celebrate the election of Obama. Hope and “change we can believe in” was on the agenda. However, fast-forward today, and the situation feels very different. Amidst expanding wars, growing unemployment, and few improvements, more and more people are wondering what happened to “change.” It’s […]

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Tales From Farmville: Milk Thistle Farm

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2010 23 Comments

Bwog loves the farmers market. You love the farmers market. The farmers market loves Columbia. A new chapter in our grand ‘Getting to Know…’ history, we present the first installment of Tales from Farmville, the lives and loves of the Morningside farmers market. Contessa Gayles reports. Every Sunday, Ruby, with dyed hair to match the […]

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Let It Snow Part 3 – VICTORY

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2010 76 Comments

UPDATE: Barnard will also be closed from 3 To the Columbia Community: As of 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 10, 2010, Columbia University will cancel all remaining classes and activities for the balance of this afternoon and evening unless otherwise communicated. On the Morningside campus, the Earl, Chapel, and 120th Street gates remain closed.

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Let It Snow Part 2: Skip Class and Hang Out With Colbert

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2010 19 Comments

UPDATE: Current snowfall at 3-6 inches UPDATE: NYU calls off classes Bwog just received this tip: Hey Columbians! Due to the crazy blizzard outside, we over at “The Colbert Report” think that today will be a GREAT day to head on down to the show for standby tickets. We can’t guarantee anything, but the odds […]

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Bwoglines: Columbia’s Such a Trendsetter Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 10, 2010 5 Comments

Columbia professors get elected to things (Senate.gov) Columbia’s core is the magic of video games (NYT) Columbia’s architecture is blogworthy for Bloomberg (Bloomberg) Columbia knows about the best diets (CNN) Now that Obama’s popularity is declining, it turns out he never attended Columbia? (TransWorldNews)

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Gradual Disillusionment: Your Class Facebook Group

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but you actually love it
class facebook group
gradual disillusionment
how is it that some people have personalities in the fb group but not in real life
pretty much just cu craigslist
pretty much the most annoying notifications ever

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In Defense Of: Camping in Butler

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butler
butler camping
it's only okay when I do it
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The Broadway Bomb Returns (no mom, not a real bomb)

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broadway bomb
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omg but so loud so hungover
YOUTHS

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Bwoglines: Tragic Deaths and Nobel Prizes Edition

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death
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we know you don't care about alice munro but the creative writing department really really does

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Late Night Musings

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Africana Studies now Department at Barnard

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Lecture Hop: Syria from the Ground Up.

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events we wish we went to
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Pastry Poetry in Butler: Orange Cranberry Muffin

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can't put a price on sass
friday and still in butler
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