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Profs in the News: Holiday Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 22, 2009 2 Comments

While holidays, exams, and snow are a-swirlin’, some Columbia professors are adding to their Google hit count. MEALAC’s Hamid Dabashi strays a little from his typical topics by writing about the Copenhagen summit. “The two-week summit is a solid indication of a world in dire need of courageous and imaginative leadership — and a case […]

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With A Little Tape, And Some Time…

By Bwog Staff on Dec 22, 2009 35 Comments

Wallach 6B sent us some pictures of the tapeart of one of their suitemates, Sophie Whitin, CC ’13. One of her suitemates wrote, “Sophie’s from Providence where she’s seen a lot of artists do tape art. She wanted our suite to look more interesting + she didn’t want to start studying for finals + 4 […]

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Bwoglines: In Full-Blown Procrastination Mode

By Bwog Staff on Dec 22, 2009 0 Comments

Good news for GOP, #1: Newly-revised numbers showed the economy only grew 2.2% from July to September. (Times) Good news for GOP, #2: Rudy Giuliani is expected to announce today he will not run for Senate in 2010. (Post) The president of Stevens Institute of Technology is under investigation for “plundering its endowment” and receiving […]

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SwiftCurrent

By Bwog Staff on Dec 21, 2009 4 Comments

The new issue of The Current is out! A gander at some of the articles within: What is TFA teaching its members? Simon Schama on teaching, choosing topics, and the digital revolution. Gays in the GOP: past, present, and future. “How two of Israel’s leading diplomats emerged from a 1970s Jewish commune at Columbia University.” […]

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Chalk It Up to Exams

By Bwog Staff on Dec 21, 2009 7 Comments

Tipster extraordinaire Ron Gejman found some strange graffiti by the East Campus Guard post.

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Study Days Open Thread

By Bwog Staff on Dec 21, 2009 203 Comments

As you may have seen on Ye Olde Facebook, a “Petition to Change Columbia University Winter Break Calendar” has received over 1800 signatures since being started a few days ago. At the same time, with the (at least temporary) death of Bored@Butler, some commenters have asked us for an open thread, if only for more […]

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QuickFed: Holiday Exam Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 21, 2009 5 Comments

The Fed’s latest edition is online, just in time for more procrastination. What Mall Santa’s really thinking about. The Catholic Church flexes its takeover muscles. A Christmas update from the WASPs. An Iranian commentary on Hannukah. Top 10 lists weren’t meta enough already. http://www.the-fed.org/articles/volume25/issue3/iranipedia.html

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Snowball Fight, Part Deux

By Bwog Staff on Dec 21, 2009 8 Comments

For your viewing pleasure, video from last night’s snowball fight, courtesy of Danielle Noujaim:

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Bwoglines: Three Days Left

By Bwog Staff on Dec 21, 2009 1 Comments

In a party-line vote, Democrats broke a Republican filibuster to pass an overhaul of the health care system. (Times) Actress Brittany Murphy died yesterday of “natural causes” at the age of 32. (Post) A cool time-lapse video of the snowfall in Brooklyn. (Gothamist) Off-duty Washington D.C. cop has his Hummer pelted by snowballs, decides to […]

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The Latest from the Land of the Fries

By Bwog Staff on Dec 20, 2009 3 Comments

As you choose your dining options tonight, French Fry bureau chief (and Philip J. Fry doppleganger) James Downie confirms that M2M’s fries have returned to their glorious tempura-based covering. Rejoice and be glad (and slightly larger around the waist)!

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Snowball Fight 2: Electric Boogaloo

By Bwog Staff on Dec 20, 2009 33 Comments

After the overwhelming success of last night’s snowball fight, more groups are trying to extend the winter joy for another night. After all, tonight’s Primal Scream provides pretty much the perfect war cry for the start of another battle royale. One Facebook group is here, while tipsters tell us there will also be an aerial […]

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3-D Is All The Rage

By Bwog Staff on Dec 20, 2009 41 Comments

While you were studying and/or throwing snowballs, the members of John Jay 11 were making one of the better examples ever of winter overcompensation. Certainly more realistic than most of the stencils we’ve seen in past years.

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When Professors Skip

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profs do the darndest things
reasons to love columbia
the core
what would plato say

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Update From Professor Singh

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hate crimes
people doing good things
prabhjot singh
sipa

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USenate: A Refresher

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come on guys
cramming
did you catch our midterm wordplay up there?
institutional memory
oh no not again
usenate
usenate elections 2013

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Bwoglines: Back to Nature Edition

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natural splendor
wide open spaces

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Fireside Chat: Globalization, Globalization, Globalization (And Canada)

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"I'm kind of a bourgeois person" - prezbo
a posteriori prezbo
appeasing the masses with miniature meringue cupcakes
fireside chat
globalism
prezbo is surprisingly stiff-shouldered
the candid humble bo at work

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The Conspiracy Theorist: Hartley Hospitality Desk

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always lamb and rice
conspiracy theories
the bwog sleep
the hospitality desk always rings twice
the maltese cheetah
the only reason to ever enter hartley if you don't live there

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Follow Your Dreams: Fuzzy Animals Edition

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animals...they're just like us
bwog can't be the only one going through cat withdrawal right meow
here kitty kitty kitty
it's like puppy study breaks every day
meow meow meow meow
so happy but so sad
soft kitty warm kitty

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Shit My Textbook Says

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midterms
problems in logic
struggles
things that are awkward
when in doubt a picture of a monkey always helps

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