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Open Meeting Announcement: Take Me Home, Country Roads

By Elisha Zhao on Dec 16, 2018 0 Comments

Folks, tonight is our last open meeting! If you’ve got ideas you’re just burning to pitch, today is your last chance – save your seat in the stacks and stop by Lerner 510 at 9pm! In the meantime, and to celebrate going home (4 days left eep!), here’s a classic song. Take Me Home, Country Roads Almost […]
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Bwog In Bed: It’s The Home Stretch Now Edition

By Elisha Zhao on Dec 16, 2018 0 Comments

Bwogline: Progress on climate change was stalled at COP24 in Katowice due to the US, Russia, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia refusing to acknowledge the IPCC’s report – its findings mean we have around 12 years to stabilize the climate, but right now we’re on track to 3°C of warming from pre-industrial levels. Study Tip: Write out a […]
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The Naruto Run Explains The World

By Andrew Wang on Dec 15, 2018 2 Comments

On Friday night, in the midst of finals, Columbia University held its first ever Naruto run down Butler lawn. Staff Writer Andrew Wang argues that the Naruto run carried extreme sociological significance, and believes that moments like these are important for Columbia’s sense of campus culture.  According to the laws of physics, the Naruto run […]
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Lost Archives: Bwog Edition

By Sarah Braner on Dec 15, 2018 0 Comments

Ah, Bwog Archives, a staff writer’s best friend when they want to spend little to no effort finding an image. However, staffer Sarah Braner has seen some things in there. Some… interesting things. As a big believer in “if I had to see this, so do you,” she has laid them out in one convenient […]
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Naruto Run Across Low Grass

By Elle Ferguson on Dec 15, 2018 0 Comments

Elle Ferguson, Bwog staff writer, covers the most important events during finals season. AAHHHH!!!! If you were around Butler last night at 9 pm, you may have heard students emphatically yelling “NARUTO!!!! SASUKE!!” until their voices turned hoarse. Last night was Columbia’s first (at least that we know of) Naruto Run event across low grass. About fifteen […]
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Bwog In Bed: Screenprint Your Stress Away Edition

By Mary Clare Greenlees on Dec 15, 2018 0 Comments

Bwogline: Last Saturday, Patricio Manuel became the first openly trans man to compete in a professional boxing match in the U.S. Manuel, 33, said he’s been in love with the sport since first stepping into the ring when he was in high school. He won the fight against Hugo Aguilar, but the crowd booed and […]
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Sayonara, Suckers, My Finals Are Over

By Levi Cohen on Dec 14, 2018 1 Comments

I may have suffered last week, but times have changed; I was so used to giving and now I get to receive. That’s right: my final papers are turned in, my takehome finals submitted on Canvas, and my ass has long since left each uncomfortable desk for each sit-down exam. I am done with finals on […]
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Orgo Night: My First Time At The World’s Largest Simultaneous Orgo

By Jordan Merrill on Dec 14, 2018 2 Comments

Freshman Bwog staffer Jordan Merrill has no idea what to expect from the band’s semesterly Orgo Night, and she is not disappointed.  After forcing my friends to come to Butler with me a full 30 minutes before midnight so that we could “get the best view,” I feel prepared for whatever chaos is about to […]
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Guest Isabel’s Fight List: That Person On The Phone In The Hall Last Night

By Bwog Staff on Dec 14, 2018 0 Comments

If you are having phone calls past midnight in a residence hall: stop. Just stop. You might have noticed that there is a 24-hour quiet hours notice in effect during finals and reading week. (At least in Barnard housing.) This is so people can actually get the sleep they need, or so people can study […]
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Bwog In Bed: I Don’t Even Know When/Where Some Of My Finals Are Edition

By Nikita Desir on Dec 14, 2018 0 Comments

Bwogline: After almost five days of being trapped in a coal mine in West Virginia, three people have been rescued. There were originally four people stuck in the coal mine, however, one member of the group was able to find his way out of the cave in two days (BBC). Study Tip: Make a study […]
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Orgo Night: The Script

By Bwog Staff on Dec 14, 2018 0 Comments

  Hello 4am-ers!!!! Are you ready for your fall 2018 Orgo Night script? :D (scroll to page 6 for a good time)   Orgo Night Script Fall 2018 by Bwog on Scribd   the real answer key via Amara Bagel Banks
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The Cat’s Literally Out Of The Bag: Your ESA Crib Sheet

By Liv Nelson on Dec 13, 2018 0 Comments

I’m literally writing this after picking up my emotional support cat, Ollie, from his lavender infused aromatherapy bath in midtown. Running backwards and forwards between the pet shop, groomers, and campus has been much more exhausting than I previously thought. A lot of people (and when I say a lot I mean A LOT) constantly […]
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CCSC Talks Election Season, Summer Course Registration, And Constitutional Amendments

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SGA Discusses Barnard Library Accessibility

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GSSC Talks Draftings And Excellence

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Bwoglines: Women’s Rights In Turkey Edition

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Vaccination Eligibility Now Includes All In-Person Staff, Including Graduate Workers

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SGA Discusses Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion

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Housing Coverage 2021: Day 2

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COVID-19 @ Columbia: Week Of Mar 8-14

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