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Lecturehop: A Conversation About “The Library Book” With Susan Orlean

By Abby Rubel on Nov 30, 2018 0 Comments

Susan Orlean appeared as part of the Book History Colloquium series last night to discuss her latest work, The Library Book, a meditation on the role of libraries in American life focusing on the 1986 fire at the Los Angeles public library. Orlean has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1992 and is best known […]
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From The Organized Mess Of The Archives, Unseen Black History Is Brought To Light

By Miyoki Walker on Nov 30, 2018 0 Comments

Last night, New York Times contributors Darcy Eveleigh and Rachel L. Swarns visited Barnard to discuss their recent book about what was left unseen and undiscovered of black history until the two decided to search through the NYT archives. Bwogger Miyoki Walker was there to catch the whole thing. Surprisingly enough, space, the deep sea, […]
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“O Welche Lust!” A Repertory Smorgasbord By The New Opera Workshop

By Levi Cohen on Nov 30, 2018 0 Comments

Senior Staff Writer and opera junkie Levi Cohen went to the Glicker-Milstein Theater last night for the Columbia University New Opera Workshop’s Fall 2018 Repertory Scenes. The Music Director and conductor was Katie Cooke CC’19, and it was produced by Julian Vleeschhouwer CC’19. Tickets are currently sold out for both tonight’s and tomorrow’s performances (they were available here), […]
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The Albums That Defined Our Semester 2: Electropop Boogaloo

By Zack Abrams on Nov 30, 2018 1 Comments

In a sequel to last year’s post, the Bwog Staff discusses the albums that defined their semester. For some of us, it was our first semester on campus adjusting to the frantic pace of city life. For others, they were celebrating some of their last time on campus. We hope you enjoy our selections. Abigail […]
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Knickerbocker Roundup: Squash Your Opponents Edition

By Abby Rubel on Nov 30, 2018 0 Comments

Sports Editor Abby Rubel wants you to know EXACTLY what’s going on in sports Men’s and Women’s Squash: Both squash teams will play three matches this weekend against Williams College, University of Virginia, and Cornell. The Lions will travel to Williams on Friday for a match at 4:30, then come back to New York for […]
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Bwoglines: I Wanna Go To The Moon Too Edition

By Nikita Desir on Nov 30, 2018 1 Comments

Happening in the World: Brazil has withdrawn their offer to host a major U.N. climate change conference next year because of their current economic constraints. This has led many environmental groups to worry about Brazil’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions, especially since the country is the 7th largest emitter of greenhouse gases (NPR). Happening in […]
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Columbia Responds To Federal Climate Report

By Ezra Lerner on Nov 29, 2018 4 Comments

The most recent National Climate Assessment was scary. Bwogger Ezra Lerner talked to professors about efforts to make Columbia more eco-friendly and the research Columbia faculty does on climate science. The Columbia and Barnard administrations also sent Bwog statements on Columbia’s efforts regarding climate change.  In the wake of increasing concerns about the effect of climate change on the […]
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How To Live A Technology Free Life At Columbia

By Jordan Merrill on Nov 29, 2018 1 Comments

Bwogger Jordan Merrill has some helpful tips for people trying to live like it’s still the 1800’s.  Recently, in the midst of three Columbia midterms and a research paper, I gave up a week with my computer to focus on connecting with nature and strengthening my relationships with friends. Just kidding! I broke my computer, and […]
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Conspiracy Bwog: Why Barnard Girls Can’t Stop Cutting Their Hair

By Sam Azanza on Nov 29, 2018 6 Comments

What is the deal with everybody chopping most of their hair off once they get to Barnard? Is this all part of the feminist agenda? Resident Bwoggay Sam Azanza uncovers the deep secrets of The Barnard Chop. “The Barnard Chop:” a term used for the impulsive haircut every Barnard first-year seems to get within the first few months […]
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Columbia And Barnard Administration Respond To Anti-Semitic Vandalism At Teachers College

By Eva Sher on Nov 29, 2018 19 Comments

Late yesterday, the office of Professor Elizabeth Midlarsky, a Jewish professor at the Teacher’s College who studies the Holocaust, was vandalized with anti-Semitic hate speech and two swastikas. This is not the first time this has happened; in 2007, Professor Midlarsky’s office was vandalized and she received an anti-Semitic flyer in her school mailbox. The […]
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Announcement: It’s Tree Lighting Time, Baby!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2018 0 Comments

Freshmen, it’s the moment you’ve been waiting for since your tour guide mentioned it during your first Columbia visit. Everyone else, get some free hot chocolate and take the same Instagram pics you do every year. It’s tree lighting time! The Tree Lighting Ceremony runs from 6-7 pm today on College Walk. Festivities start at 5 pm, though, […]
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Bwoglines: Running Out Of Places To Nap Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 29, 2018 2 Comments

Happening in the World: Benoit Quennedey, a senior official in the French Parliament, was arrested for potentially spying on France for North Korea. Quennedey has authored multiple books on North Korea and was formerly head of the Franco-Korean Friendship Association. It is doubtful that he had access to crucial sensitive material, though. (USA Today) Happening […]
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Dining At Barnard: What’s New In 2021?

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Housing Reviews 2021: Watt Hall

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Housing Reviews 2021: 47 Claremont

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How To Decorate Your Dorm Room Halfway Through The Semester

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Bwoglines: Pathogen Porn Edition

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Housing Reviews 2021: 548 W 113 / Symposium

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Housing Reviews 2021: Carlton Arms

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Remembering To Forget: Talking Memory And Nonfiction With Lewis Hyde

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