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What Sculptures Around Campus Should Really Be Named

By Joya Kumar on Sep 26, 2019 0 Comments

Have you ever wondered, during your time at Columbia, about just wHat the law library sculpture is? Bwoggers Joya and Mia hereby present you with alternative, more accessible, and spicier names for the many many sculptures slash statues around campus.

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On The Bodies We Bury And What They Leave Behind

By Jane Walsh on Sep 26, 2019 0 Comments

This Tuesday, Columbia University was fortunate to welcome Dr. Thomas Laqueur for his lecture “The Aura of the Dead in a Disenchanted World,” as part of the Institute for Religion, Culture, and Public Life’s series Death and After. Bwog staffer Jane Walsh and Arts Editor Riva Weinstein sat in on the talk.

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BwogBartending: How To Make An Okay Drink At A Bad College Party

By Bwog Staff on Sep 26, 2019 0 Comments

Imagine this: you’re at a party, just another typical-Friday-night-my-club-is-throwing-a-“social”-in-a-dorm type party. The host tells you, drinks this way. You arrive at the “drinks” and you see a handle of Smirnoff, a bottle of cranberry juice, and other sorry excuses for drinks and mixers. What do you do?

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Prime Minister Of Malaysia Speaks At World Leaders Forum Amid Controversy

By Bwog Staff on Sep 26, 2019 6 Comments

Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia, joined Columbia’s World Leaders Forum to speak on multilateralism and rule of law. The University received criticism from pro-Israel groups on campus for this invitation of Prime Minister Mohamed, who has long been accused of holding and expressing anti-Semitic views, which became one of the hot topics during […]

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Her Majesty The Queen Of The Belgians Demands Efficiency At The 2019 World Leaders Conference

By Bwog Staff on Sep 26, 2019 0 Comments

New Bwoggers Alan Wang, Victoria Borlando, and Zach Fisher attended a Keynote speech delivered by Her Majesty the Queen of the Belgians during the 2019 World Leaders Conference at Columbia University.

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Get To Know The Bwoardmembers Of Bwog

By Cole Gengos on Sep 26, 2019 4 Comments

Discover more about the elusive overlords of Bwog with this riveting interview featuring questions and answers that are almost too scandalous to publish.

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World Leader’s Forum: Global Health Security

By Lori Luo on Sep 26, 2019 1 Comments

As part of the World Leaders Forum taking place at Columbia this week, leaders gathered for a Global Health Security event featuring a keynote speaker, a moderated panel discussion, and an open Q and A session. Bwogger Lori Luo reports.

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Bwoglines: Frankendoodle Celebrates National Situational Awareness Day Edition

By Julia Greenblatt on Sep 26, 2019 0 Comments

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a situationally aware Labradoodle? It’s bwoglines!

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2girls1snack: Boba PART 2

By Bwog Staff on Sep 26, 2019 0 Comments

We’re back with the second half of the TEA. If you didn’t read the first half we don’t know what you’re doing here. Go read the first half first. Then come back here.

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Columbia Professor Saidiya Hartman Named MacArthur Genius

By Andrew Wang on Sep 25, 2019 6 Comments

This morning, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation named Saidiya Hartman to its Class of 2019 of MacArthur fellows. Hartman, 58, is a Professor of Comparative Literature and English and Women’s and Gender Studies.

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Breaking: Columbia University Marching Band Prohibited From Performing At Athletic Events

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2019 47 Comments

The Columbia Athletics Department has pulled all funding from the Columbia University Marching Band (CUMB) and prohibited it from performing at future athletic events, according to an email from CUMB Head Manager Cameron Danesh-Pajou (SEAS ‘20) sent to band members this afternoon.

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2girls1snack: Boba PART 1

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2019 0 Comments

Love Boba? So do we. That’s why Bwoggers Lori Luo and Eunice Bae sacrificed their bodies for the sake of investigative journalism to bring you Bwog’s most comprehensive report of boba places around Columbia yet.

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Lies, Damn Lies, And Democracy

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1984 is a great fiction novel to read but it seems like it is becoming the reality we are currently living under more and more each day
democracy
lies
oh no its
you got your authoritarianism in my democracy

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Bwoglines: Broadway Is Back Edition

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broadway is back baby
bwoglines
german election stuff?
how do elections in germany work?
the state senate still exists
tony awards!

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Open Meeting Announcement: A Short Poem For YOU Specifically… But Show Your Friends

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open meeting announcement
please
see you soon ;)
seriously don't show up on the toilet

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Democracy, Autocracy, And State Building With Vjosa Osmani

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19th century type beat
autocracies are deeply scary
bwog loves democracy
world leaders forum

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Science Fair: Director-General Edition

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cannot believe they got tedros the man's BUSY
imagine me doing the beyonce?! meme but TEDROS!?!?!?
science fair
that dry-hot event is so early wow
writing in a rush aaa

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Love And Poverty And “Mud” And “Springtime”: An MFA Directing Thesis

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arts
directing thesis
thinking about her (the cycles of rot and money in mud)
thinking about him (the security guard at the building that is not lenfest who showed us the way)

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Bwoglines: Rough News Edition

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bwoglines
covid-19
guestspeaker
sad
Taliban
trainderailment

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On Black Truths And American Fictions: Emily Bernard In Nonfiction Dialogues

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emily bernard
i really love going to these
nonfiction dialogues
such a powerful conversation

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