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How To Sneak Food Into Butler Without Not Really Trying

By Bwog Staff on Nov 08, 2018 0 Comments

We’ve all been there. You need to be productive. Really productive. Not “scrolling through Twitter while glancing at readings” productive, but “block Twitter for 12 hours” productive. That means going to Butler. But how are you supposed to bring a snack? ButCaf is expensive and doesn’t have a wide selection, but you’re “not supposed to bring […]

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Bwog Gives Pre-Law Advice: Should YOU Apply To Law School?

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Nov 08, 2018 5 Comments

As the end of senior year is within glimpse, many Columbia students have no idea what they will do after their sojourn at the sanatorium on 116th. Many decide further education might be the best bet… including law school. Senior Staff Bwogger Gabrielle Kloppers explains some factors that may impact that decision. Disclaimer: Kloppers is […]

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Bwoglines: Two Days Of Class Was Still Too Much Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 08, 2018 1 Comments

Happening in the World: Archaeologists discovered the world’s oldest known figurative cave painting in Borneo. The painting depicts a species of cattle and is thought to be over 40,000 years old. (The Guardian) Happening in the US: Jeff Sessions was forced to resign as US Attorney General yesterday. The new acting attorney general, Matthew G. […]

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This Is Just To Say (CC Boy Edition)

By Jake Tibbetts on Nov 08, 2018 0 Comments

I have sat in the green chairs that are on the second floor of the Milstein Center and which you were probably saving for someone who actually attends Barnard Forgive me they were magnificent so plush and so cozy (also i ate ur plums too lmao) William Columbia Williams by Unknown

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Field Notes: Fall Break Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 07, 2018 1 Comments

Ah yes, fall break. Halloween is officially over, Thanksgiving is done before it even begins, and the holiday season is upon us! We hope you caught up on sleep, got ahead in your classes, and enjoyed wholesome family dinners. Bwog, on the other hand, is here to share stories from their eventful weekend. Bwog Gets […]

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The Iconic Purple Bandana

By Eva Sher on Nov 07, 2018 1 Comments

Imagine: in the midst of yet another NSOP event’s over-friendliness, you catch a glance of an amiable face adorning a purple bandana across the room. What are you to do but approach him? This is how Staff Writer Eva Sher met Bandana Boy. A few days ago, I was in John Jay, and I found […]

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Bwog’s Bitter Guide To Milstein

By Idris O'Neill on Nov 07, 2018 0 Comments

For those who have migrated from Butler to Milstein, Deputy Editor Idris O’Neill is begging you to abandon your old habits and adopt these new, more considerate ones. She’s tired of seeing you in group study rooms alone. 1. If you are a Columbia student, come with a buddy. Chances are you weren’t invited to the […]

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Where Art Thou/Bucket List/Science Fair

By Bwog Staff on Nov 07, 2018 0 Comments

Just because it’s a short week doesn’t mean there aren’t still cool events happening on campus! Today, Bwog brings you a combined Where Art Thou, Bucket List, and Science Fair – or, all your options for procrastinating on midterms in one handy place. Where Art Thou? This Friday through Sunday, check out The Pale Blue’s Once […]

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LectureHop: Native America In Archaeology And Film

By Riva Weinstein on Nov 07, 2018 0 Comments

Last Friday, Arts Editor and archaeology student Riva Weinstein attended the advance screening of Native America: New Worlds Rising at Barnard. This documentary about the Comanche nation in the colonial era also spotlighted the persistence of indigenous traditions in America today. I spent thirty glorious days in New Mexico: excavating pottery, bathing in the Rio […]

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Bwoglines: Midterm Elections And Welcome Back Edition

By Brigid Cromwell on Nov 07, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: A New Zealand fisherman saved a drowning toddler after mistaking him for a porcelain doll floating in the ocean. The young boy had wandered away from his parent’s campsite while they were sleeping (The Guardian). Happening in the U.S.: The Democrats took back the House of Representatives, gaining at least 26 seats. Republicans retain […]

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Bwog Brings You Your Fall Break Horoscope

By Sophie Tobin on Nov 02, 2018 0 Comments

Maybe you already checked your weekly horoscope and it’s not giving you the specific, fall break-related forecast you’re looking for. Or maybe you never check your horoscope (it’s okay, me neither tbh), and the title piqued your interest. Whether you’re this, that, or somewhere in between, Bwog Guest Writer Sophie Tobin has you covered for all […]

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It’s Not Autumn Without Uptown Vocal

By Riva Weinstein on Nov 02, 2018 0 Comments

On Tuesday, Arts Editor Riva Weinstein attended Uptown Vocal’s fall concert, S-UV-erstition, in Wein Lounge. She gives her thoughts below. It’s apple cider season. Wien Lounge is cozy and faux-candlelit, and students mill around as we wait for the performance, pouring drinks and nabbing candy. Uptown Vocal mills around the piano in a cluster of […]

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Bwoglines: Coral Reef And Comedy Edition

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comedy
ellen degeneres
Great Barrier Reef

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Late Night Bwog: Zoom Chat Blackout Poetry

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blackout poetry
i have made myself feel and i am...tired
im on the bwink fr
losing my mind actually
pretentious bullshit etc etc
this was supposed to be a joke but now im sad
why do i actually feel something now wtf have i done

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Bwog’s Filler Essay Titles

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finals gaaahhh
ill think of a better title later
You got this!

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Fareed Zakaria Discusses His New Book, Ten Lessons For A Post-Pandemic World

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events coverage
there are literally so many cool events this week
very cautiously optimistic about the future after this pandemic

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Barnard Confirms Spring 2021 Plans For Partial Reopening Of Campus

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barnard
reopening
reslife
spring 2021

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A Love Letter To My Marriage Pact Match

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cu marriage pact
im not my first choice either lmao
love letter
mawwige
text me back queen

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Bwoglines: Big Things Edition

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big things are coming
the girls just wanna have fun at this point
the zuck
vaccines vaccines vaccines

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Event Review: CMTS’ The Theory of Relativity

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arts review
einstein moment
i love musicals
i wish i could sing
maybe i should be a theater major

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