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Conspiracy Theory: Schermerhorn Hall Is Not A Real Place

By Youngweon Lee on Oct 04, 2018 2 Comments

EIC Youngweon Lee asks a question that should be on all of our minds: does Schermerhorn Hall actually exist? My very first class at Columbia, a Tuesday 10:10 am anthropology class, was in 963 Schermerhorn Extension. I am adamant that this is probably one of the hardest classrooms to locate on campus, and it was […]

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Eight Ways To Sneak Into JJ’s

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2018 0 Comments

Maybe you’re an upperclassman who has run out of freshmen who are willing to swipe you into JJ’s Place. Or perhaps you’re a freshman yourself, preparing for the hell that is not having that backstage pass to JJ’s Place. In the interests of the people, we here at Bwog have decided to compile a very useful, very […]

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Housing Reviews

RoomHop: Not Your Classic Carman

By Tasnia Tasha on Oct 04, 2018 0 Comments

Upon hearing about the ten-person super suites of renovated Carman, this Bwogger knew she had to investigate. Having never entered the illustrious freshman residence hall that is Carman, there seemed to be only two possibilities of what was to come: either this would be an off-brand Bachelor in Paradise or the den of an above […]

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Bwoglines: Earthquakes And Sharks Edition

By Abby Rubel on Oct 04, 2018 2 Comments

Happening in the World: Soil liquefaction is sweeping away already damaged neighborhoods in Indonesia. When soil is saturated with water, as it is after the earthquake and tsunami that ravaged the country, it can behave almost like a liquid. The combined natural disasters have killed over 1,407 people. (CNN) Happening in the US: A New […]

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A Comparative Study Of The Three Joe Coffees On Campus

By Youngweon Lee on Oct 03, 2018 9 Comments

So now that Up Coffee is dead and Joe Coffee has a monopoly on campus, it’s Bwog’s duty to tell you which Joe is the best Joe. Thus, I visited all three locations on campus, Pulitzer, Dodge, and NoCo, and drank one large ice latte from each location. The reason for the choice of drink was […]

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Cooking With Bwog, John Jay And Ferris Edition: Hummus Deviled Eggs

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2018 0 Comments

Midterms season is upon us. In fact, you have a midterm tomorrow, and you just can’t spare the study time to leave your dorm for a dining hall trip, but you’re starving. All you need is an afternoon snack! Wait! You remember the John Jay and Ferris take-out boxes full of random ingredients in your mini-fridge. Too many […]

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Looking Up At The Tsars: The Astounding Work Of Anne Bobroff-Hajal

By Riva Weinstein on Oct 03, 2018 2 Comments

This Tuesday, Arts Editor Riva Weinstein returned to the Harriman Institute for the opening of painter-historian Anne Bobroff-Hajal’s exhibit “Playground of the Autocrats,” and her talk, “Peasants, Clans, and Effervescent Absolutists.” What is an effervescent absolutist? Why does Russia keep slipping back into autocracy? Why does that baby have a mustache? All will be revealed […]

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Announcement: Milstein Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony!

By Brigid Cromwell on Oct 03, 2018 0 Comments

The Milstein Center will be holding its ribbon cutting ceremony today at 2:30pm. After the ceremony, there will be tours and demonstrations throughout the building until 5:30pm. Stop by to see all of the exciting new resources for Barnard and Columbia students! You can read more about the event here. Photo via Barnard

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GSSC Talks Carbon Neutrality And Cute Mashed Potatoes

By Andrew Chee on Oct 03, 2018 0 Comments

Newly flu-immune GSSC Bureau Chief Andrew Chee brings you the key highlights from tonight’s General Studies Student Council meeting. If you want to experience the action front and center, be sure to stop by the Jed Satow Room in Lerner every Tuesday at 8:15pm. President Raisa Flor delivered some updates regarding the Alumni Affairs team, […]

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Bwoglines: French Gangster Edition

By Brigid Cromwell on Oct 03, 2018 1 Comments

Happening in the World: Rédoine Faïd has been recaptured after escaping from jail through a hijacked helicopter in July. The French gangster was detained north of Paris, and officials worry he will escape again. Happening in the U.S.: A Times investigation revealed that Trump received about $413 million from his father’s business, discrediting his claim of […]

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An Ode To The Beautiful Blue Window Light In John Jay

By Bwog Staff on Oct 02, 2018 1 Comments

STEM majors beware. This problem has no easy answer: no cheat-sheet, no appended explanation, no eventual epiphany. Columbians have disintegrated into ashes and dust contemplating this question, this irresolvable conflict, this ponderous celestial weight. Why is that one window always glowing blue? A John Jay native searches for answers – to no avail. I see […]

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What If Schools Taught Boys To Be Feminists?

By Andrew Wang on Oct 02, 2018 8 Comments

On Monday, Dr. Urvashi Sahni, Founder and CEO of Study Hall Educational Foundation, came to Columbia to talk about her innovative educational work in India. Besides establishing schools that educate girls against all odds, Dr. Sahni recognizes that young boys must also be engaged in the work of gender justice. As you will see, she’s […]

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The Power Of Music

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even my tech-phobic self thought this was cool
how does one become a presidential scholar in society and neuroscience and what does that entail?
How Music Moves Us
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robot overlords are our friends

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Bwoglines: Black Restaurant Week And Public Health Edition

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i wish i was in the city i want to try new food

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Columbia Delays Course Registration For Spring 2021

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Bwetchpad: Launching Off Edition

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and it was all a dream
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Discussion Response Mad Libs

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Hosting An Imaginary Prospective Student In My Imaginary Dorm

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ESC: Proposals And Surveys To Save Your Semester Edition

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Bwoglines: A Message In A Bottle, A Message To New Yorkers, And Biden’s Science Club

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