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Preventing Palestine: A Crash Course In The Conflict

By Bwog Staff on Sep 21, 2018 5 Comments

On September 20th, Dr. Seth Anziska ‘15 sat down to talk about his recently released book Preventing Palestine: From Camp David to Oslo, about the complex players of contemporary Middle Eastern politics. Deputy Editor Idris O’Neill and Bwog Baby Alicia Benis covered everything you want and don’t want to know. Dr. Seth Anziska began the […]

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Stove Fire In Columbia Brownstone Shows Larger Issues With Fire Alarms

By Youngweon Lee on Sep 21, 2018 0 Comments

Around 12:45 am on Monday, September 17th, a resident in 627 W 115th St. (also known as Owl House, or the former ZBT brownstone) turned on the stove in the studio double that she shares with a roommate, Dallas Koelling, CC ’20, for the first time since moving in. According to Facilities, stoves (as well […]

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Non-Menstruators, Listen Up. This Is For You Too.

By Eva Sher on Sep 21, 2018 1 Comments

The Center for the Study of Social Difference hosted a panel of professors, scholars, and activists to launch the Working Group on Menstrual Health & Gender Justice this Thursday afternoon in the International Affairs Building and share their experiences and insights on menstrual health research and education. New staffer writer and baby Bwogger Eva Sher […]

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A Love Letter To Marlow Bistro

By Vivian Zhou on Sep 21, 2018 0 Comments

Staff Writer Vivian Zhou really loves Marlow Bistro, so she wrote them a love letter. This post was not sponsored by Marlow Bistro. To Marlow Bistro– This is my open love letter to you. People always tell me that love is the strongest feeling in the world, but I have yet to find a person […]

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Knickerbocker Roundup: Can We Get Our Quarter Back? Edition

By Abby Rubel on Sep 21, 2018 0 Comments

Who’ll play quarterback this weekend? What’s up with the soccer team? How many Cornell players does it take to change a lightbulb? Sports Editor Abby Rubel only answers one of those questions in this week’s sports preview. Football: The Lions (1-0) will take travel to Georgetown (1-2) on Saturday to take on the Hoyas at […]

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Bwoglines: Spider Webs And Botched Butt Jobs

By Nikita Desir on Sep 21, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: A lagoon located in Aitoliko, Greece is completely covered in massive spider webs. Thousands of Tetragnatha spiders are living underneath these webs and are rapidly reproducing. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think that this is the work of your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man (CNN). Happening in the US: Yesterday morning, 26-year-old Snochia Mosley killed three […]

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Gender Undefined: Bwog Covers ‘Biology And The Sexes’

By Bwog Staff on Sep 20, 2018 1 Comments

Earlier this week, Barnard hosted a talk with Biology Professor Alison Pischedda and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Professor Rebecca Jordan-Young on unconventional sexual behavior that is, in fact, backed up by biology. New Bwogger Chenoa Bunts-Anderson was in attendance to learn about flies, the Olympics, and the Jersey Shore. At Monday night’s event From the Faculty […]

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Announcement: Bwog And The Blue And White Magazine Are Completely Separating

By Youngweon Lee on Sep 20, 2018 1 Comments

We have some personal news: Bwog and the Blue and White Magazine, as of yesterday, September 19th, have agreed to completely separate. We are, as Gwyneth Paltrow might say, consciously uncoupling. The decision was made because the two publications have grown apart enough since the Blue and White birthed Bwog that it made more sense […]

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Breakfast With A High Energy Particle Experimentalist

By Bwog Staff on Sep 20, 2018 0 Comments

On Monday morning, Columbia Society for Women in Physics (CSWP) hosted Kendall Mahn, a physicist from Michigan State University, for a CSWP Breakfast Chat before her Physics Colloquium: “See the World with Neutrinos: Current and Future Accelerator-Based Neutrino Experiments.” Dr. Mahn is a high energy particle experimentalist who researches neutrinos—subatomic particles with masses close to […]

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Things To Put On Buttons In The Milstein Makerspace

By Lucy Danger on Sep 20, 2018 1 Comments

The Milstein Center is now open, including all the fancy new centers and spaces like the Movement Center and the Makerspace! The Makerspace comes equipped with all sorts of machines and materials to do…cool things with (go there to find out what)! But something in the center that can be used without training is the button […]

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Science 101: Things I Wish I Knew As A Freshman

By Alex Tang on Sep 20, 2018 2 Comments

Science 101 is Bwog’s weekly advice column for Columbia and Barnard students studying STEM. In this week’s edition, Bwog Science Editor and junior-year biology/pre-med major Alex Tang brings you advice he wish he knew as a freshman. Class of 2022, welcome to Columbia! You’re currently confused, excited, nervous (and probably way too cool to admit […]

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An Open Hate Letter To The Serial Shitter Of Sulz 6

By Bwog Staff on Sep 20, 2018 2 Comments

Who’s been leaving shit in all of the Sulz 6 toilets? We don’t know, but Bwogstaff has some words for them. Dear the worst human on earth, Let me begin this by saying fuck you, jerk. I have a lot of tolerance, but walking into the gender-neutral bathroom, which I go into for the sake […]

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Bwoglines: Killer Whales And COVID-19

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covid is terrifying me
how do I continue to exist despite the dread I feel
killer whale? sounds like propaganda
omg the whales want to have fun

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On Radical, Inventive Nonfiction: An Evening With Award-Winning Author Amitava Kumar

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Amitava Kumar
creative writing
event coverage
lecturehop
nonfiction dialogues
writing advice

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Bwog’s Bedroom Playlist

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bwog in bed
cuffing season
getting freaky
love is in the air

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Shit Our Notes Say: Pandemic Edition

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does this count as reviewing notes for midterms
shit our notes say
take note fools
what is even going on in any class rn

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12 (+) Hours Working An Election

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12 hours in
am i in love with my boss
dunkin coffee really does hit different
pollworkers have my heart

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Bwoglines: Music Legend And Women’s Empowerment Edition

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Athena Center for Leadership Studies
dogs!
Grace Moore
helicopter crash
New York Philharmonic

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Ivy League Sports Competitions Canceled Through February 2021

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breaking
ivy league said not this year
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Convincing Reasons Why You Should Write A Columbia Confessions Crush Post About Me

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is this genius or desperate
only time will tell
romance

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