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Columbia, It’s Been A Good 265 Years

By Jordan Merrill on Feb 07, 2019 3 Comments

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Bwog’s Book Club: ‘Good Omens’

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Feb 06, 2019 0 Comments

This week in Bwog’s Book Club, senior staffer Betsy Ladyzhets explains why you haven’t lived until you’ve read Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. Bwog’s Book Club was started this January with the intention of spreading the literary love around campus and encourage you to pick up a book, as opposed to your iPhone, in your […]

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“It’s A Problem From Hell”: Journalists Tackle The Complexities Of Negotiations With Terrorists

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Feb 06, 2019 0 Comments

Bolting from Hamilton to Pulitzer after class, Events Editor Isabel Sepúlveda slid into last night’s book talk on Joel Simon’s “We Want to Negotiate: The Secret World of Kidnapping, Hostages, and Ransom” just as introductions wrapped up. Featuring Simon, the executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, Janine di Giovanni, former war correspondent and current fellow […]

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Last Call For Bwog Personals!

By Bwog Staff on Feb 06, 2019 1 Comments

Are you tired of deleting and recreating your Tinder profile in search of companionship? Conversely, are you tired of seeing the same people on your Tinder feed that you thought you’d swiped left on months ago? Well, you’ve come to the right place! The deadline for Bwog Personals is quickly approaching, and this is an […]

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Alex Guarnaschelli Tells Us To Do What We Want

By Vivian Zhou on Feb 06, 2019 0 Comments

Deputy Editor Vivian Zhou is a huge foodie– as seen in her love letter to Marlow and her review of Hula Poke. Alex Guarnaschelli returned to her alma mater on Tuesday, February 5th to talk about her time at Barnard, her career path, and give out general life advice. It is only appropriate that Vivian attended.

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Bwoglines: Pennsylvania Is Relevant Edition

By Brigid Cromwell on Feb 06, 2019 1 Comments

Happening in the World: Pope Francis continues to uphold his progressive image within the Catholic Church with his most recent announcement on Tuesday. The Pope acknowledged, for the first time, the sexual abuse endured by nuns at the hands of the church’s priests and bishops. While the process of prosecuting sexual offenders has begun, Francis […]

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Dispatches From Within The Cloud Of Cigarette Smoke In Front Of Dodge Hall

By Levi Cohen on Feb 05, 2019 1 Comments

Senior Staff Writer Levi Cohen, a frequent visitor to Dodge, reports live-ish from the field.

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SGA Hears From Roos Bros About A Student Divestment Committee

By Bwog Staff on Feb 05, 2019 0 Comments

This week at SGA, a team of Roosevelt rockstars pitched a committee of students, faculty, and alumni tasked with calling out Barnard’s foul investments & persuading them to reconsider.

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ESC Makes A Stand Against Pointlessly Raising Tuition

By Finn Klauber on Feb 05, 2019 1 Comments

Yesterday evening, Engineering Student Council met for the first live-streamed meeting of the semester. Punctuated as it was with small reminders or instructions on correct ways to engage in the meeting, the majority of the session dealt with a proposal originating in Columbia College Student Council and broached by VP for Campus Services Scott Wright in […]

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Beto O’Rourke Talks Border Wall, Social Media, Ocasio-Cortez, And More

By Jenny Zhu on Feb 05, 2019 3 Comments

Former Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke visited Columbia yesterday afternoon to host an open discussion with Columbia College students. Editor in Chief and Bwog’s resident Texas aficionado Jenny Zhu brings you a report of the discussion and a pic she snapped with the congressman.

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What Happened To Spec Sports?

By Bwog Staff on Feb 05, 2019 5 Comments

There hasn’t been a sports article of any kind in the Columbia Daily Spectator since December 6, 2018. We miss the least objectionable part of Spec!

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Bwoglines: Fire, Fish, and Federal Bureau of Prisons Edition

By Eva Sher on Feb 05, 2019 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Over thirty people have been injured and ten people, including a baby, have died in a Paris apartment fire early this morning. Around 250 firefighters have been working for over five hours to control the flames and help trapped tenants escape. The fire has been found to have started on the second […]

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Every Event On Campus: Glaciers And Climbing Edition

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every event on campus
Idk something about a vaccine being named sputnik kinda makes me wanna smile though
lots of stuff about climate and the environment this week but im not mad

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Bwoglines: To Ban Or Not To Ban Edition

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do you ever just realize something and your entire life direction changes
like that's not that important though ill deal with it later
one class done and im tired already
yeah and im terrified of my midterm

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Barnard College Pitches Tent On Futter Field

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Signing Off: Bwog’s Wild Spring Break Plans

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grocery shopping is a fun night out ok?
keep it covid friendly
living life through the sims
stay safe everyone
yall better not go to cancun

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SGA Discusses Access Barnard

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Rethinking Architecture And Trans Spaces

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covering events is my passion
Events
history is messed up
i love architecture
never looking at bathrooms the same way
this was so interesting

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Housing Reviews 2021: Woodbridge

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Housing Reviews 2021: Hogan

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