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LectureHop: The Process Of Making Breakthroughs In Engineering

By Michael Beltz on Sep 26, 2018 0 Comments

Yesterday, we sent new Bwog writer and first-year SEAS student Michael Beltz to the Armstrong Memorial Lecture hosted by Columbia’s Department of Electrical Engineering. Thomas Kailath, the speaker, is a professor, electrical engineer, information theorist, emeritus at Stanford, and experienced entrepreneur. In his talk, “The Process of Making Breakthroughs in Engineering,” he shares his advice […]

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Why I Chose To Eat The Biscuits In Ferris For Two Weeks Straight

By Miyoki Walker on Sep 26, 2018 1 Comments

New Bwogger Miyoki Walker is a simple girl. She put her pants on one leg at a time, she cries at sad movies, and when she walks into Ferris, she goes straight for the biscuits. We’ve all seen them. Their golden tops. Perfectly crisp edges. Always next to the egg frittatas. The only difference between you and […]

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A Warning, An Inspiration, Never A Prediction: Sci-Fi And Tech According To Cory Doctorow

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Sep 26, 2018 0 Comments

Yesterday, science fiction author and journalist Cory Doctorow kicked off a week-long residency at Columbia, sponsored by the Brown Institute, with a talk in the Heyman Center. Events Editor Isabel Sepúlveda attended this intimate and wide-ranging conversation, moderated by Columbia English professor Dennis Tenen. Subjects discussed: Doctorow’s belief in Creative Commons, the interplay of science […]

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Cooking With Bwog, John Jay And Ferris Edition: Layered Yam Cheesecake

By Bwog Staff on Sep 26, 2018 0 Comments

It’s 11:58pm on a Saturday. All you want is something delicious and bad for you, but JJ’s is so far away… Wait! You remember you have John Jay and Ferris take-out boxes full of random ingredients in your mini-fridge. Some cereal, some cream cheese packets… you’re good to go! Follow our recipe below for the perfect fall treat–made entirely […]

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Horses, Free Tuition, And More In GSSC

By Andrew Chee on Sep 26, 2018 0 Comments

Our gallant and fearless GSSC Bureau Chief Andrew Chee braved the torrential downpour to give y’all the rundown of breaking news from the General Studies Student Council! Let’s just pretend that it was not drizzling lightly by the time he walked over to Lerner. Tonight’s highlights include a Q&A with GS Dean Lisa Rosen-Metsch, GS […]

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Bwoglines: Chips And Bill Cosby Edition

By Brigid Cromwell on Sep 26, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Trump delivered a speech to the United Nations on Tuesday filled with inaccuracies, including him signing the “biggest tax cut in American history” (NY Times). Happening in the US: Bill Cosby was sentenced to 3-10 years in a Pennsylvania prison for sexually assaulting and drugging Andrea Constand in 2004. Bill Cosby did not […]

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To The Person Or Persons Responsible For The Four (4) Carman Fire Alarms In Recent Days

By Bwog Staff on Sep 26, 2018 4 Comments

Dear whoever you are, I, like many Carmanites, am now awake at 2:30 in the morning on a Tuesday night (or, rather, and Wednesday morning), thanks to you. This is the fourth time such an event has happened in recent nights- Thursday (was it Thursday? It already feels so fucking long ago I can’t even […]

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: A Rising Star Comes To Riverside Church

By Bwog Staff on Sep 25, 2018 7 Comments

Last night, the Columbia University Democrats and the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) co-hosted an event featuring Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the 28-year-old Democratic nominee for Congress in New York’s 14th Congressional District, in Riverside Church. Joining her onstage were Nobel Laureate and SIPA professor Joseph Stiglitz and Anya Schiffrin, the director of the Technologies […]

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SGA Is Sustainable

By Ramisa Murshed on Sep 25, 2018 2 Comments

During last night’s SGA meeting, everyone had one thing on their minds: sustainability. Senior Staff Writer Ramisa Murshed caught all the action, including some guest speakers and special presentations on keeping Barnard and Columbia sustainable. After all of the SGA reps gave their respective announcements, including that the 616 computer lounge and Hewitt reusable takeout […]

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Things That Beto O’Rourke Definitely Did During His Time At Columbia

By Jake Tibbetts on Sep 25, 2018 7 Comments

Robert “Beto” O’Rourke, a U.S. Representative from El Paso who is currently challenging Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) in his quest for a second term, is an insurgent firebrand with an incredibly bright political future… and a pretty interesting past. Though many people around these parts aren’t aware of it, Beto—or Rob, as he was known […]

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Bwog Fights Climate Denial In Style

By Henry Golub on Sep 25, 2018 1 Comments

Staff Writer Henry Golub ventured over to Columbia Law School on Monday night to hear Climate Week NYC’s discussion, “Fighting Back Against Attacks On Climate Science.” He heard multiple experts discuss climate change denial and propose solutions. Climate Week NYC 2018 kicked-off on Monday with exhibits, concerts, movie screenings, and panel discussions held throughout the city. The international summit aims to encourage […]

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ESC Gives Some Updates

By Finn Klauber on Sep 25, 2018 0 Comments

As every week, Bwog’s dedicated and experienced Engineering Student Council Bureau Chief Finn Klauber reports everything going on in SEAS student government. This week there are mold problems, Oktoberfest, and basketball-related free tuition. ESC met last night to give a round robin-style slew of updates. Luckily for your humble correspondent, this meant that the ESC meeting […]

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Bwoglines: Election Update And Natural Disaster Edition

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basenji
bwoglines
Georgia
pennsylvania
self-care
states are turning ~blue~

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Chaotic Zoom Things

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anyways uhhhh see you in the breakout room
i feel like we are all collectively Not Okay
ty camille for inspiring this
what even is zoom
zoom university in the city of new york

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Cooking With Bwog’s Friend, Isobel: Pumpkin Tortelloni

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autumn
cooking with bwog
cooking with bwog's friend isobel
cwb
i love it when you call me big bwoppa
poppin bwottles
pumpkin spice
pumpkin tortelloni
set the ol' oven on fire
tortellini and tortelloni are different things

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Spookily Fun Performances At CU Player’s Hocus Pocus Showcase

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go see Radio Island November 19-21
great vibes
I wish I knew these people they seem so fun
not everyone can pull off a ginger wig
that leather jacket had me quaking
Werewolf AWOOO

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What Adjective Are You Actually Majoring In?

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majoring in unafraid
what are the major requirements for AHHHHHHHHHHH

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Bwoglines: The Election Is Still Going On And We’re Very Fatigued Edition

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2020 election
feel like biden really could win but so could trump it just depends on who gets more votes tbh
how to: end election
mta
nevada take a mental health day luv
poland protests
the mascots are cute though
this has been fun
well woman solves everything obviously

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How Did We Get Here, As Answered Through Comics

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columbia libraries
comics
comics@columbia
i am now going to read all the work of all of these cartoonists
karen green

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Don’t Be Like This On The Subway

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brbobsessivelycheckingthirtydifferentnewscites
whenthisisoverwhatdoiletconsumemylifeforthenextyear?

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