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The Uncertain Fate Of The Liberal World Order

By Sophie Murphy on Oct 24, 2018 0 Comments

The Current U.S political climate is unusual, to say the least. Our country’s reactionary shift towards populism under Donald Trump calls into question national and international norms as they’ve been understood for the past several decades. Staff writer Sophie Murphy attended a panel hosted by The Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace (of the […]

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Give And Get At Giving Day With GSSC

By Andrew Chee on Oct 24, 2018 0 Comments

Are you ready to Give and Get?! GSSC lays down all details (seriously, every single one of them) about Giving Day, and Big Boy Bwogger Andrew Chee is here with the key facts for your morning read. GSSC meets every Tuesday night in the Jed Satow room in Lerner at 8:15 pm. Despite some technical difficulties […]

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Bwoglines: Nefarious Sea-Bridges Edition

By Brigid Cromwell on Oct 24, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: China now has the world’s largest sea-bridge, stretching 34 miles across the Pearl River Delta, connecting Hong Kong with Macau and Zhuhai. In total, the project cost about $20.7 billion and took 9 years to construct (NY Times). Happening in the U.S.: The leaders of three San Francisco Bay Area dioceses were […]

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Nefarious Ferris: A Tale Of Food Poisoning(?) And Woe

By Bwog Staff on Oct 23, 2018 2 Comments

One writer for Bwog had to tell her story. Early last Saturday, at the start of Family Weekend, my mom texted me– and I quote– “HIII DARLIN I’M HERE BY A GATE WHERE ARE YOU??” After I begged her for further details, she said, “I am by a guy selling art. He looks like [his name could […]

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Where Did Timothée Chalamet Live?

By Miyoki Walker on Oct 23, 2018 1 Comments

After finding out that grown-man-heart-throb Jake Gyllenhaal lived on floor 5 of John Jay during his time at Columbia, Bwogger Miyoki Walker immediately began to wonder about where young-adult-heart-throb Timothée Chalamet might’ve lived. She also wants you to know that her love for Timothée is almost entirely ironic. Almost. John Jay So many people live […]

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SGA Talks Food, Dining, Future

By Dassi Karp on Oct 23, 2018 0 Comments

Barnard’s SGA met once again! And, once again, Barnard Bearoness Dassi Karp was there to report on successes, mishaps, and hot takes. Read on to learn what went down. Barnard’s current ten-year contract with Aramark, which runs Barnard’s dining services, is reaching its natural expiration. At last night’s meeting, Barnard’s SGA Rep Council had the […]

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Columbia Football, You’re Breaking My Heart (When You Break Yourselves)

By Bwog Staff on Oct 23, 2018 1 Comments

One Bwogger takes a break from her love affair with women’s sports to offer a radical proposal to Columbia’s poor, decimated football team. Let the record reflect that I never wanted to care even a little bit about football. I grew up in a small town where the only things to do are go to church and care […]

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The People Of Milstein

By Elizabeth Burton on Oct 23, 2018 1 Comments

First-year Bwogger, Elizabeth Burton, thinks Milstein is literally the best place on this campus. Since she spends so much time there, she has noticed that every person seems to fall in at least one of 7 categories. Here are her observations: Loud Columbia men: This is likely a tall, white man who literally had not ventured to this side of the street until this year. […]

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Breaking: 900 Square Feet Of Asbestos Found In Plimpton

By Liv Nelson on Oct 23, 2018 3 Comments

It has been reported that Plimpton Hall, one of Barnard College’s residential housing locations, has an exterior foam layer containing asbestos wrapping around the building. Students were shocked to come back to their suites yesterday evening to find a notice on the entrance door declaring that a removal procedure will be carried out from the […]

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Bwoglines: The Heart Really Goes On For Jack And Rose Edition

By Vivian Zhou on Oct 23, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Titanic II, an exact replica with the same cabin layout as the original, is set to make its two-week voyage in 2022. It will sail the same route as the original, from Dubai to Southhampton, England to New York. The ship has cost $500 million, and will be making more than just […]

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Field Notes: Homecoming Edition

By Aditi Patil on Oct 22, 2018 0 Comments

Last weekend: Homecoming. Parent’s Weekend. Bwog drank together. Yet another bar opened in Morningside Heights. Even though we may have lost the big game, mixing alcohol, sports, and families together created quite the weekend for Bwog. Send in your weekend shenanigans to tips@bwog.com to be featured! Bwog is Wholesome/Spends Time with Family Took my mom to eat […]

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A Tribute To Eisenhower’s Butler Portrait

By Sophie Murphy on Oct 22, 2018 2 Comments

Bwoggers love writing about Butler. Whether it be In Defense, Conspiracy Theories, or Reserving Desks, we can’t get enough! There are seemingly endless elements of this mysterious library to unpack. First-year Bwogger Sophie Murphy shares her thoughts. I would like to shed some light on a staple of my Butler experience. An unsung hero of […]

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Bwoglines: Crazy For Catnip Edition

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brown at columbia and not just brown is confusing
but the event looks cool!
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my cat never liked catnip actually. weirdo

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Heads Up! Friday Is The Last Day To Add Spring 2021 Classes

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class registration
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SSOL is poppin

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Cooking With Bwog: Pandemic Picnic

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cookie revolution
cookies with bwog
i actually did this alone
it was snowing rly hard
pandemik piknik
pls go on picnics with me
this is another cookie article in disguise

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Nature And Polarization: Looking To Nature To Solve Problems Of Polarization

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CU professors <3
Events
looking at leaves differently now
we love book talks in this house

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Younger And Douglas: Jazz And Blues On Harp & Bass For A New Audience

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arts review
jazz
music
the power that is exuded from that photo is unmatched
who knew the harp could be so cool?

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Bwoglines: Elephants And Executive Orders Edition

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bwolitics
protect the elephants at all costs
we did it joe

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How To Handle Receiving A Columbia Confessions Crush

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And they say chivalry is dead
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Executive Vice President Of University Life Suzanne Goldberg To Join Biden-Harris Admin

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