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With 4 classes, 3 hours of sleep, 2 internships, and 1 brain cell left, there simply isn’t enough time for all of the books that this semester has in store for me. So, I’ve taken to Audible as a means of fast-tracking my reading. But just how many books can I consume in 12 hours?

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Bwoglines: COVID-19 News Again Edition

By Rohan Mehta on Oct 11, 2021 0 Comments

I’ve never been this excited to start poppin’ pills.

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Open Meeting Announcement: A Limerick For You, The Hottest Student

By Conor Wolff on Oct 10, 2021 0 Comments

Short and sweet—less and more like Open Meetings.

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Digital Launch Of Nos Cambió La Vida: Stateless In The Dominican Republic

By Bwog Staff on Oct 10, 2021 0 Comments

On October 8, a Bwog Staff Writer attended the launch of the English translation of Nos Cambió La Vida, published by the Barnard Digital Humanities Center. The anthology makes the realities of being Dominican of Haitian descent available to an English-speaking audience.

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We’re All In This Together: Bwog Reviews BTE’s 22-Hour Musical

By Bwog Staff on Oct 10, 2021 0 Comments

Bop, bop, bop. Bop to the top. Slip and slide and HSMTMTSTM that rhythm.

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Science

Science Fair: Flu Shots Edition

By Sarah Braner on Oct 10, 2021 0 Comments

Welcome back to Science Fair! As always, email braner@bwog.com if you want your event featured. Also, get your flu shot!

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Open Letter To Prospies

By Tara Sangal on Oct 10, 2021 2 Comments

How to get into Columbia without donating a building.

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Bwoglines: Corruption And Condemnation Edition

By Rania Borgani on Oct 10, 2021 0 Comments

Yeah, so, let’s maybe not throw out fresh produce?

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Columbia Walkways As Percentages

By Bwog Staff on Oct 09, 2021 0 Comments

Campus pathways go from 0 to 100 in this tale of valor, romance, and betrayal.

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Barnard SGA: Student Services Committee Presentations

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Barnard SGA
campus affairs
get ready for the student services festival it's coming in hot
health services
rats scurrying with coffee like that one picture of the rat in the nyc subway with a coffee cup in his mouth i love him he is me
student services
sustainable initiatives

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Being Sober At A Beta Party: A Poem In The Style Of Emily Dickinson And The Voice Of A Roman Emperor

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beta
did you know you can sing emily dickinson poems to almost any popular song? everybody say thank you to common meter!
frats
i don’t know why this is a poem why it’s dickinsonian or why there are so many roman themes but i mean here you go
i gave up on the slant rhyme i’m sorry
i swear i don’t have anything against beta men i just didn’t want to study so i wrote this instead
poems
poetry
shoutout to my high school emily dickinson unit where we had to do basically this exact same thing for homework one week
why is common meter so much work

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Bwoglines: Runoff Edition

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argentina
bwoglines
Georgia
machine learning
my obsession with Steve Kornacki is totally normal what are you saying
physics
Trump...again
Warnock

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Where To Study During Finals

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finals szn
study spots
the end is nigh

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ConspiracyBwog: New York City’s Recent Rat Increase Is No Coincidence

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bwog does
conspiracy bwog
the rats are going to hate this announcement
the rats dont run this city

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CWB: All I Eat Is John Jay Pasta: Here’s How

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all I eat is John jay pasta
John jay pasta
unless there Is only whole wheat then you should definitely eat something else
you should never eat anything else

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Barnard’s Chairs Have Broken My Back: Educate Yourself Before It’s Too Late!

Tal Bloom 4

barnard
chairs
green chairs
i am in so much pain
milstein
ouch

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Bwoglines: Santa Edition

Sophie Conrad 0

bwoglines
God is dead
robots
santacon

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