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Open Meeting Announcement: Ovid’s Metamorphoses

By Elisha Zhao on Dec 02, 2018 0 Comments

Changes are apace, dear readers. All of a sudden it’s December and we’re still not quite sure how to navigate this in-between-holiday liminal space. Also… finals? Are those a thing? Celebrate the magic of transformation with us at our open meeting tonight at 9pm in Lerner 510! THE CREATION Before the earth and the sea and […]

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Bwoglines: Climbin’ To The Peak Edition

By Elisha Zhao on Dec 02, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: COP24 kicks off in Katowice, Poland today, where 200 countries will resume the climate change conversation left off from the earlier Paris Agreement. The main goal is to complete a working rulebook. Happening in the US: China and the US have called a truce on their trade war at the G20 summit: Trump […]

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Science Research Spotlight: Looking Into The Past

By Alex Tang on Dec 01, 2018 1 Comments

Bwog Science is piloting Research Spotlight, a new series in which we highlight some of the cool, radical, mind-blowing science research happening at our institution. We hope that you’ll find something that sparks your interest, and which you’ll aim to learn more about. In this week’s inaugural edition of Research Spotlight, we bring to you […]

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Freshman Wisdom: Elle Ferguson

By Elle Ferguson on Dec 01, 2018 0 Comments

Here to share what she’s learned in the three months she’s been here, staff writer Elle Ferguson writes about the newfound wisdom she’s gained in her first semester of college. Name, School, Major, Hometown Elle Ferguson, Barnard, Undeclared but probably American Studies, Princeton, NJ Claim to fame: Rode scooter in Milstein until I was told […]

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Academic Events Drinking Game

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Dec 01, 2018 0 Comments

At Bwog, we do our best to bring you the best events Columbia has to offer each week. But no matter how many fantastic speakers and diverse topics are presented on campus, all academic events share the same fundamental elements. Luckily, we’ve used yet another college staple, the drinking game, to hopefully make the overly-long lecture […]

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Where Art Thou: Holiday Chill Edition

By Riva Weinstein on Dec 01, 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 Thursday through Saturday at 8 PM (plus a […]

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Bwoglines: December The First Edition

By Mary Clare Greenlees on Dec 01, 2018 1 Comments

Happening in the World: After Ukraine’s President, Petro Poroshenko assumed martial powers following a ‘maritime skirmish in the Kerch Strait’ in which Russian warships fired on Ukrainian navy vessels, he issued an order barring Russian men of military age from entering the country. On Friday, Poroshenko tweeted that this was done in order to prevent […]

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Nimesh Patel Stand-Up Routine Cut Short Due To Uncomfortable Jokes

By Sarah Braner on Nov 30, 2018 17 Comments

Nimesh Patel, a comedian known for being the first Indian-American writer for Saturday Night Live, had his stand-up routine at cultureSHOCK cut short earlier tonight due to uncomfortable jokes. cultureSHOCK, an event hosted by the Asian American Alliance, is a charity performance showcase that aims to provide a space to celebrate Asian American expression. Patel was one […]

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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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COVID-19 @ Columbia: Week Of Mar 1-7

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cant wait to write abt cases spiking after spring break!!!
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I AM SO READY FOR THIS PANDEMIC TO BE OVER
i want to be able to go to the beach and not put people at risk
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Cooking With Bwog: Night Parsnip

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cooking with bwog's friend julian
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poppin bwottles
recipes from bwog's worst chef
top-tier vegetable

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ESC: Position Update Palooza

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PeopleHop: CU Peers Behind DormMatch App

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Bwoglines: Prithee Vaccine Edition

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please if u only read one of my poem suggestions it should be this one
prithee a vaccine crumb ...
sooooo warm today pls go outside
uhhh hope schools reopening goes well???

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Field Notes: Spring Break Makes My Heart Ache

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spring break was filled with emotional ups and downs fro me
ughhh it feels like there's so much school left but theres not and its terrifying

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Science Fair: Welcome Back Edition

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Interim Provost Speaks On Upcoming Graduate Workers Strike

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