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Bwog Endorses The CU Roar Party For CCSC

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Apr 09, 2018 3 Comments

Last night, while students crammed into Butler to start the homework they pretended didn’t exist this past Saturday and one Bwogger strutted around in shorts because, and we quote, “summer starts after Bacchanal,” a few student council candidates had more political goals on their minds. Voting opened for Columbia College Student Council, Engineering Student Council, […]

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Cooking With Bwog: Alison Roman’s Honey-Yogurt Pound Cake With Raspberries

By Mary Welsh on Apr 09, 2018 0 Comments

As you might’ve guessed, Cooking With Bwog is a huge fan of all things Alison Roman. Her recipes are easy, adaptable and consist of available, everyday ingredients– ideal for a college student juggling classes, clubs, housing and all the other chaos. So, check out this Honey-Yogurt Pound Cake with Raspberries from Dining In! It’s indestructible, […]

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Subway Statuses Around MoHi This Week

By Youngweon Lee on Apr 09, 2018 0 Comments

Hope y’all didn’t get CAVA’d this weekend! Here’s how the subway is doing. 1: No planned service changes this week. 2: There will be no 2 trains between 96th and 149th at night between 11:30 pm to 5 am from Monday to Friday. 3: There will be no 3 trains at night between 10:30 pm […]

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What Happened In Columbia Sports: You Win Some, You Lose Some Edition

By Abby Rubel on Apr 09, 2018 0 Comments

Hope you enjoyed your weekend! Sports Editor Abby Rubel tears herself away from the Calvin Trillin books she bought this weekend to bring you the latest from Columbia Athletics. Baseball: Columbia (9-19, 5-4 Ivy) fell to fourth place in the Ivy rankings this weekend, going 1-2 against Dartmouth (7-14-1, 3-2-1 Ivy). On Saturday, the Lions […]

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Dean Hollibaugh Visits CCSC, Members Gripe

By Nadra Rahman on Apr 09, 2018 0 Comments

After Bacchanal, there’s nothing we want to do more than dive straight into CCSC—or at least, that’s the case for Bureau Chief Nadra Rahman, reporting straight from the Satow Room. After a holiday hiatus, CCSC is back at it and better than ever, focusing their time on directing waves of quiet rage at the administration. Last […]

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Academic Freedom Week Is Here

By Thomas Saenz on Apr 09, 2018 3 Comments

Today marks the beginning of the three-day long Academic Freedom Week, an event held by groups such as Columbia University Apartheid Divest, Student-Worker Solidarity, Barnard Columbia Socialists, and more. The purpose of the events, according to them, is to “bring together a range of academics and activists who have been, because of their ideas and […]

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Housing Reviews 2018: McBain

By Youngweon Lee on Apr 09, 2018 0 Comments

McBain is the definitively the worst dorm on campus. Don’t live here. If you are a rising sophomore whose lottery number isn’t good enough for Nuss, just go to Schapiro. Location: 113th and Broadway. Nearby dorms: Watt, Nussbaum, Frat Row, Carman Stores and restaurants: Milano’s, Junzi, Community, Nussbaum, Panda Express, Morton Williams, Westside, Duane Reade, International, Chase […]

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Bwoglines: Finding Things In Cars Edition

By Thomas Saenz on Apr 09, 2018 0 Comments

Happening Around the World: The Syrian government has received international criticism after being accused of killing dozens of civilians in Douma in a recent chemical attack. (NPR) Happening in the US: A Florida woman recently claimed during her arrest for cocaine possession that it was the “wind” that “blew it in her purse” that was […]

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Where Art Thou: Living Doll Edition

By Riva Weinstein on Apr 08, 2018 0 Comments

New York City is packed with amazing culture and inspiring art, but sometimes it’s difficult to break the Morningside-bubble and experience it all first-hand. “Where Art Thou” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/theatrically-inclined on campus. On Campus This weekend, the Columbia Musical Theater Society (CMTS) presents […]

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SGA Announces Candidates For 2018-2019 Election Cycle

By Levi Cohen on Apr 08, 2018 0 Comments

Following the announcement of CCSC and ESC candidates a few weeks ago, SGA has released its list of candidates for the Spring 2018 elections (that’s Barnard’s Student Government Association for the uninitiated). There’s no telling what these people will do to get your vote— aside from the usual poster barrage, that is. The election will […]

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Astronomy Outreach’s “Signal To Noise” Brings More Arts To Astro

By Ross Chapman on Apr 08, 2018 0 Comments

Bwog Senior Staff Writer Ross Chapman went to the latest event put on by Columbia Astronomy Public Outreach. Here are his thoughts on Signal to Noise. Columbia Astronomy Public Outreach is one of the University’s strongest programs for engaging with students and the public through free and accessible lectures and shows. Their events run a gamut […]

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Bacchanal Review 2018

By Sarah Dahl on Apr 08, 2018 2 Comments

Yesterday, Bwog Senior Staffer Sarah Dahl and Deputy Editor Zack Abrams used their press passes for an up-close and personal take on Bacchanal, 2018, whose theme this year was “Pop, Lock, & Bacch it.” Being able to get close enough to Ty Dolla $ign yesterday to see the words in his tattoos (the neck one […]

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You’re Invited To The 2020 WikiCU Wikithon

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did I mention PRIZES
i am once again asking for your cognitive support
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shoutout sam aarons again

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The Ones That Got Away: Academic Edition

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academic breakups
heart been broke so many times
listen...who's gonna love me like comparative literature
other fish (4 credit courses) in the sea
registration woes
shopping period

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How To Spice Up Your Zoom Call: Background Edition

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500+ connections
be creative
bwumble
so many to choose from
the sky is the limit

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LectureHop: Inequality In Mental Health Care For Black Americans

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health care inequalities
lecturehop
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Bwoglines: Mariachi Musicians And Mayoral Outrage

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bwoglines
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Ranking Ways To Be Interrupted On Zoom

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ngl whatever i say about these interruptions any break from class is welcomed
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New Lawyer In Tess Majors Case

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breaking news
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Columbia College Horoscopes 2020

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all my friends are air signs
bwog brings you horoscopes
i called out myself with the sagittarius horoscope
staying up all night to write this... very good
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