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Bucket List: 27,942 Fish In A Bowl Edition

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Feb 17, 2019 0 Comments

Bucket List represents the intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus. Our recommendations for the week are below, followed by a full calendar of events. If you notice any events that have been left off the list, or if […]

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Hot New Muffins On Campus

By Sarah Kinney on Feb 17, 2019 4 Comments

Senior Staffer Sarah Kinney noticed some intriguing new additions to Blue Java’s offerings.

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Open Meeting Announcement: Bwog’s First Epistle To The Corinthians

By Sarah Braner on Feb 17, 2019 0 Comments

Though I speak with the tongues of Bwog and of students, but have not pitches, I am become as sounding Spec, or a tinkling Jester.

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Bwoglines: More Fires Everywhere Edition

By Sarah Braner on Feb 17, 2019 1 Comments

Happening in the world: Droves of Catalan separatists marched in Barcelona on Saturday in support of 12 of their leaders on trial. Some of these leaders are facing up to 25 years in prison if convicted. (BBC) Happening in the US: State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert recently withdrew from consideration for the position of U.S. Ambassador to the […]

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Bwog’s Master Guide To Movies In NYC

By Zack Abrams on Feb 16, 2019 0 Comments

Like any other misanthrope worth their salt, Managing Editor Zack Abrams spends a lot of time going to the movies. Here are his recommendations on how to make the most out of a trip to the movies with theater recommendations, money-saving tips, and valuable life hacks.

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Tell Us Where You Study And We’ll Tell You What Type Of Nerd You Are

By Jordan Merrill on Feb 16, 2019 1 Comments

Bwogger Jordan Merrill tells the people what they need to hear. As Columbia slash Barnard students, we can be certain about one thing: we are all fucking nerds. I never thought it would come to the day where we could differentiate the different sects of nerd, but here we are. Find out which sect you’re in […]

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Interstellar Inquiries: The 100 Earths Project with John Brewer

By Jana Jaran on Feb 16, 2019 0 Comments

Sports Editor? Staff Writer? Jana Jaran attends a Columbia University Public Outreach lecture lead by astronomy researcher John Brewer about methods of finding planets in space and what the discovery of Earth-like planets mean for our future.

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Where Art Thou: Lilliputian Edition

By Riva Weinstein on Feb 16, 2019 1 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.

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Bwoglines: Why Are Those Alligators Orange? Edition

By Mary Clare Greenlees on Feb 16, 2019 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Thirteen same-sex couples in Japan have filed a lawsuit in Japan, alleging that the country’s rejection of same-sex marriages violates their constitutional rights.

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LectureHop: Find Your Morton-Williams Veggies Via Blockchain

By Bwog Staff on Feb 15, 2019 0 Comments

Yesterday, Chief Architect of the IBM Food Trust and Columbia Alumnus Yi-Min Chee came to speak at Columbia about the business applications of blockchain technology in his lecture “Blockchain: A Solutions Perspective”. In collaboration with the Data Institute and the Foundations for Research Computing program, the Brown Institute for Media Innovation hosted this event as […]

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Petition To Change Barnard’s Roommate Questionnaire

By Sam Azanza on Feb 15, 2019 3 Comments

Once again, Staff Writer Sam Azanza complains about something. This time, it’s about Barnard’s roommate questionnaire. As always, please take their articles with a grain of salt.

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LectureHop: The Cultural Is Political In Mudd Hall And Vietnamese Cartoons

By Maya Corral on Feb 15, 2019 1 Comments

Yesterday in Mudd Hall, Martina T. Nguyen, Assistant Professor in History at Baruch College, led a lecture event on Political Literary Action and the Self-Strengthening Literary Movement in Vietnam. Bwog sent staff writer, Maya Corral, to cover the lecture. She spent some of her time confused about where exactly she was (what is Mudd hall), […]

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COVID-19 @ Columbia: Week Of Mar 8-14

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covid-19

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How To Safely Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day From Wherever You Are

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covid safe fun
did you know italians celebrate this day more than the irish
im irish but do not kiss me
st patricks day

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ESC: Second Half of Second Semester Edition

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40s on 40 on Zoom
engineering
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Bwoglines: Vaccines For Babies Edition

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ok i know i say this every week but this poem is rly god
sick event much luv to the sisterhood
still not eligible. pain.
what if we got married and didnt get blessed by the catholic church ... and we were both girls :))

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Field Notes: Tarot Readings Edition

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field notes
how long does it take before one is proficient at the guitar
I am not good at all yet
tarot is so interesting to me I want mine read fajwf

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Housing Coverage 2021: Day 1

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god to be a senior choosing on the first day..... must be nice
housing is so stressful and i can't get enough of it
housing selection 2021

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Science Fair: Fool’s Spring Edition

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go to the medical consent event
harriet washington is the best
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Every Event On Campus: Accessibility And Social Justice Edition

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barnard college accessibility week
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every event on campus
i want to cover everything
these are so important

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