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GSSC Still Needs An Election Commission Chair

By Andrew Chee on Feb 13, 2019 0 Comments

Bwog’s resident Old Fart and Yung Geriatric™ Andrew Chee was astonished by the efficacy of last night’s twenty-minute meeting! General Studies Student Council meets every Tuesday at 8:15 pm in the Jed Satow Room on the fifth floor of Lerner.

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Bwoglines: Trump Is Still Tweeting Edition

By Brigid Cromwell on Feb 13, 2019 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Joaquín Guzmán Loera, more commonly known as El Chapo, was convicted on Tuesday for his infamous drug cartel, fraught with corruption and violence. El Chapo was charged with 10 guilty verdicts on all 10 counts of the indictment and now faces life in prison. The three-month trial in New York was “so […]

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Personals: Vivian And Shaila

By Bwog Staff on Feb 12, 2019 2 Comments

Next up on our lineup of personals is Vivian and Shaila. Vivian is a gal with good bartending chops and even greater recs for restaurants in the city, while her friend Shaila will show you endless love through $5 Pressed Juices. You know the drill by now – if interested, shoot us an email at tips@bwog.com.

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ClubHop: Being A Professional Woman In The 21st Century

By Maya Corral on Feb 12, 2019 0 Comments

On Sunday in Lerner, the Columbia Women’s Business Society put on its annual conference, this year focusing on Success to Significance and how women can break down gender barriers in a variety of fields. Bwog sent Staff Writer Maya Corral to cover this event, where she drank lots of Yerba Mate and learned how to […]

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Barnard’s Alma Mater Song Sounds Like Puff The Magic Dragon

By Sam Azanza on Feb 12, 2019 0 Comments

In which the incredibly eager Bwog staffer Sam Azanza discovers another mystery in Barnard’s history… Why does our Alma Mater song sound almost exactly like Puff the Magic Dragon? Here henceforth is their amateur lyrical analysis.

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SGA

SGA Talks Muslim Prayer Spaces With MSA

By Sam Azanza on Feb 12, 2019 1 Comments

Yesterday was Monday, and you know what that means: a play-by-play of SGA (and corny rhymes). This week, Columbia University’s Muslim Students Association and the up-and-coming Black Muslim Students Association (MANSA) talk problems—and solutions—with Barnard’s SGA. As usual, SGA opened with some announcements, including the First-Year Winter Formal on March 10th, the Capital Investment Fund […]

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Personals: NYU Local

By Bwog Staff on Feb 12, 2019 0 Comments

The hottest single blog this side of the Hudson. NYU Local loves everything good, and everything good loves them. Send us an email at editors@bwog.com and we’ll set you up (over Skype, I guess?) or don’t because maybe we’ll just set ourselves up with them.

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Bwoglines: Good Dogs Edition

By Henry Golub on Feb 12, 2019 0 Comments

It’s everyone’s fourth favorite day of the week! Here’s what you gotta know.

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Field Notes: To Those Who Abstain, And To Those That Don’t Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 11, 2019 0 Comments

If you did some regrettable things under the influence recently, you may relate to some of the highlights of Bwog’s weekend. However, if you’re not a bibulous person, you can also read some of the cultured things Bwog did this weekend. To be featured, email tips@bwog.com.

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CCSC

CCSC Is Lukewarm on Proposed Tuition Charge For Textbooks

By Nadra Rahman on Feb 11, 2019 5 Comments

Nadra Rahman reports on a proposed $600 tuition hike that would cover all required course textbooks. CCSC has…mixed feelings.

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Places To Hide During A Zombie Apocalypse

By Sam Azanza on Feb 11, 2019 0 Comments

It is 100% possible that in a given alternate dimension, there’s a zombie apocalypse happening right now. As the zombies inch closer to our own dimension, Bwog staffer Sam Azanza thought it would be necessary to prepare for our impending doom. Considering we spend most of our time meandering around the black hole that is Columbia University, fellow […]

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Knickerbocker Recap: Fencers Have My Heart Edition

By Jana Jaran on Feb 11, 2019 3 Comments

The Columbia University fencers have successfully fleched and flunged their way to the Ivy League Championship title with records as clean as their glistening sabres. Sports Editor Jana Jaran brings you the details.

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Bwoglines: Safely Reopening Schools Saturday Edition

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andrew bwuomo
bwhen will columbia reopen tho
bwocky slush
bwonton soup

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Personals: Aditi

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Aditi deserves the world she would be such a great valentine please email us
I really hope I got some of this rght
it would be so embarassing if this was all wrong
MMMbwop
personals 2021

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Cities and Cosmos: The School of the Arts’ Fifth Annual Alumni Poetry Reading

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arts
poetry
school of the arts
this was beautiful
will be attending more in the future

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A Letter To All The Marriage Pact Secret Admirers

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bwismuth
marriage pact aftermath
pluck up the courage
still want to know who my secret admirer is pls hit me up
valentine's day
why is there no actually good non-gender specific term for a boyfriend or girlfriend??

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LibraryHop: Butler 301

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butler 301
library reservation guide
library reservations
whenever all of the reservations are booked I want to die a little
where did seats 1 and 24 go they just aren't there

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Cooking With Bwog: Lunar New Year Sticky Red Bean Rice Cakes

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bwog bakes
i am a CHEF
lunar new year!
yes i think raises and cranberries can go in cakes

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How To Celebrate Lunar New Year Away From Home

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first non bwogline article alert
i miss my family
i want dumplingss

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Bwoglines: “Not The Book” Edition

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bwoglines
just because you can do something doesn't mean you should
not the book
war and peace

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