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Where Art Thou: Puppetmaster Edition

By Riva Weinstein on Feb 23, 2019 0 Comments

New York City is packed with amazing culture and inspiring art, but sometimes it’s difficult to break the Morningside-bubble and experience it all first-hand. “Where Art Thou” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/theatrically-inclined on campus. On Campus: Tomorrow at 6 in Schapiro Lounge, join the CU […]

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Bwog Reviews The 125th Varsity Show’s West End Preview

By Bwog Staff on Feb 23, 2019 0 Comments

Internal Editor Zoe Sottile and Events Editor Isabel Sepúlveda popped and locked their way over to the Varsity Show’s annual West End Preview. After 30 minutes of songs and the occasional laugh, they were left sufficiently bamboozled but…cautiously optimistic about this year’s show.

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New Dunkin’ Donuts Location Will Be Opening on 120th and Amsterdam

By Eva Sher on Feb 23, 2019 2 Comments

A new Dunkin’ Donuts location will be opening on the corner of 120th and Amsterdam, where Panini D’Parma was. It will be interesting to see how this his new arrival on the caffeination scene might change up where students get their coffee. Columbia had been dominated by Starbucks (in the Diana Center, 115th & B’way, and […]

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Peoplehop: David Eisenbach, LitHum Professor and NYC Public Advocate Candidate

By Bwog Staff on Feb 23, 2019 0 Comments

Professor David Eisenbach CC ‘94, TC ‘95 , GSAS ‘06 is running in the February 26th special election for the post of New York City Public Advocate. This is Eisenbach’s second bid for the seat, after a previous defeat in 2017.

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Why We Should Cover The Grass On Campus With Concrete Instead Of Tarp

By Henry Golub on Feb 23, 2019 6 Comments

Daily Editor Henry Golub writes in his free time to impress women. Just kidding . . . ha aha. Anyway, in this article, he argues that we replace the tarp on the grass with material that’ll last.

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I’m Stuck In A Russian Doll Style Time Loop: Here Are All Of The Ways Columbia Has Killed Me

By Zack Abrams on Feb 23, 2019 0 Comments

Inspired by the recent show Russian Doll, in which the universe conspires to kill the main character over and over again (even once in Le Monde), Managing Editor Zack Abrams enlisted the rest of Bwog’s staff to dream up the myriad of ways our beloved institution could slay us if it wished.

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COMIC: Our Semester In One Image

By Riva Weinstein on Feb 23, 2019 1 Comments

If you read our weekly Field Notes as religiously as we do, you know that Bwog staffers get up to some wacky stuff on the weekends. Now, Arts Editor and aspiring cartoonist Riva Weinstein brings you a real, fresh-picked selection of Bwoggers’ most representative moments from this Fall or Spring semester. Elle: One night I got […]

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Bwoglines: Episode VI, Return Of The Hopping Rover Edition

By Mary Clare Greenlees on Feb 23, 2019 0 Comments

Happening in the World: The Hayabusa2 Spacecraft (previously known as the hopping space boy in this bwogline!) has successfully retrieved a sample from the asteroid Ryugu. In order to collect a sample, Hayabusa2 fired a .2 ounce bullet tantalum “bullet” into the asteroid, kicking up dust. It then used its “sampling horn” to funnel the […]

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A Love (Letter) Sonnet To Milstein’s Computers

By Jeffrey Ndubisi on Feb 22, 2019 0 Comments

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What If We Actually Researched The Affirmative Action Debate?

By Andrew Wang on Feb 22, 2019 0 Comments

On Thursday, the Columbia School of Social Work invited Columbia sociologists Jennifer Lee and Van Tran to speak about Asian Americans and the affirmative action debate. Professor Lee describes their work as grounded in “sizzling research.” Wait, you mean real research? Blasphemy!

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Culture @ CU: A Review of Wallach Art Gallery’s Posing Modernity

By Peyton Ayers on Feb 22, 2019 1 Comments

Surprise! Columbia is actually a bit more cultured that you might think: we have a gallery! Bwogger Peyton Ayers brings you a detailed review of Columbia’s very own Wallach Art Gallery’s latest exhibition.

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Columbia Alum And Donor Robert Kraft Charged With Soliciting Prostitution

By Bwog Staff on Feb 22, 2019 4 Comments

New England Patriots owner and Columbia donor Robert Kraft, CC ‘63, has been charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution as part of a major human trafficking investigation, according to police in Jupiter, Florida.

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How To Decorate Your Dorm Room Halfway Through The Semester

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Bwoglines: Pathogen Porn Edition

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Housing Reviews 2021: 548 W 113 / Symposium

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Housing Reviews 2021: Carlton Arms

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Remembering To Forget: Talking Memory And Nonfiction With Lewis Hyde

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Housing Reviews 2021: McBain

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im writing a housing review even though I have never lived in campus housing
its really not as bad as people say it is
maybe im just in denial because I have to live there next year

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Housing Reviews 2021: Harmony Hall

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harmony is slept on but also i want a nice harmony single so maybe it should stay that way.... please..
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pov: you're moving into harmony and harmony hall is the only song that's playing on loop

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Bwoglines: Bye-Bye $15 Edition

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