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Bwog Brings You Your Fall Break Horoscope

By Sophie Tobin on Nov 02, 2018 0 Comments

Maybe you already checked your weekly horoscope and it’s not giving you the specific, fall break-related forecast you’re looking for. Or maybe you never check your horoscope (it’s okay, me neither tbh), and the title piqued your interest. Whether you’re this, that, or somewhere in between, Bwog Guest Writer Sophie Tobin has you covered for all […]

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It’s Not Autumn Without Uptown Vocal

By Riva Weinstein on Nov 02, 2018 0 Comments

On Tuesday, Arts Editor Riva Weinstein attended Uptown Vocal’s fall concert, S-UV-erstition, in Wein Lounge. She gives her thoughts below. It’s apple cider season. Wien Lounge is cozy and faux-candlelit, and students mill around as we wait for the performance, pouring drinks and nabbing candy. Uptown Vocal mills around the piano in a cluster of […]

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ArtistHop: Brent Morden, Heir Of Bernstein

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2018 0 Comments

Books and plays and exhibits, oh my! ArtistHop is a new column spotlighting talented artists in the Columbia community who have recently done something notable. This week, we profile Brent Morden, composer for the upcoming musical Once Upon a Fortnight and the 125th Annual Varsity Show. Name, school/year, and tools of your trade? Brent A. Morden. Columbia […]

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We Spent 10 Minutes In John Jay

By Henry Golub on Nov 02, 2018 0 Comments

On his most perilous assignment yet, Bwog’s disarmingly handsome Staff Writer Henry Golub spent ten minutes in John Jay. He relates what he smelt, saw, and dealt. (Disclaimer: This is all fake, and I like John Jay. I also don’t shove people.) I’m skeptical of anyone who tells me to spend more than eight minutes on […]

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Knickerbocker Roundup: Breaking Fall Edition

By Abby Rubel on Nov 02, 2018 1 Comments

Before you jet off to some exotic location for fall break, consider catching up with Columbia Athletics. Sports Editor Abby Rubel brings you the latest and a reminder to vote if you haven’t already! Men’s Soccer: The Lions (9-4-1, 4-1 Ivy) will travel to Cambridge Saturday to take on Harvard (3-11, 1-4 Ivy) at 7:00 […]

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Bwoglines: Gotta Catch Some Zzz’s Edition

By Nikita Desir on Nov 02, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Last week, a New York Times article revealed that Google had paid millions of dollars in severance packages to male executives accused of sexual misconduct and had stayed quiet about the incidents. In response, Google employees from cities around the world, such as New York, Zurich, and Singapore, staged walkouts on […]

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Your Seat In Milstein, Yourself: An Anthropological Analysis

By Zoe Sottile on Nov 01, 2018 3 Comments

There are a lot of ways to find out who you are: you can read your horoscope, take the Myers-Briggs test, get your palms read. Or, you can read this post and find out what your preferred seating in the brand spanking new Milstein Center reveals about you. The green chairs by the windows: You’re […]

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WHAT IS HAPPENING ON SENIOR NIGHT

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Nov 01, 2018 1 Comments

Bwog writer Gabbie lives the life of a grandma on 113th. She has never been to a Senior Night and doesn’t plan to go to one soon, after hearing what she does every Wednesday night from her apartment window. There is a sudden shriek, interrupting my nightly pre-bed cup of herbal tea and episode of […]

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Bwoglines: Bwog Is Reborn Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 01, 2018 1 Comments

Happening in the World: Asia Bibi, a woman sentenced to death for blasphemy in Pakistan, was acquitted on Wednesday by the nation’s highest court. The case has caused protests and political turmoil in Pakistan for almost a decade. (USA Today) Happening in the US: President Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan are still feuding over […]

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Building A City From Our Lifeboats: Columbia’s Latinx Community Navigates Space And Identity

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Oct 30, 2018 1 Comments

Columbia often advertises itself as one of the most ethnically and economically diverse schools in the Ivy League. But what happens when students with these diverse backgrounds after they come to Columbia? What communities exist for them? With Latinx Heritage Month a few weeks behind us, Events Editor Isabel Sepúlveda takes a closer look at […]

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To All The Science Core Requirements I’ve Hated Before

By Youngweon Lee on Oct 30, 2018 2 Comments

If you’ve ever had a conversation with me, you know that I’m not a woman in STEM™. I’ve never been very good at math or science, and have come to complete peace with that. I can’t even say numbers in French, my actual major, or read Roman numerals past 39, though Classics is my other actual major. The […]

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Cooking With Bwog: Summer Is Not Over!

By Cara Hudson-Erdman on Oct 30, 2018 0 Comments

Just as the green lawns in front of Butler will be soon be covered with tarps, Cooking With Bwog will soon start running recipes filled with pumpkin, sweet potatoes, and other brownish root vegetables. Darn the wheel of the world! Why must it continually turn over! Take this recipe as the last remnant of summer. […]

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Nine Circles Of Hell: Barnumbia Edition

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augustine is bae
i have so much reading to do after this
im literally unhinged....
lithum is for tryhards
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CC Philosophers Ranked By How Much They Fit The Image In My Head

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bwedtime
i hope there are no rousseau fans in the chat
people say it's nice to put a face to the name but it's not
was this an elaborate way for me to hate on rousseau? perhaps
what would any of these men say about the fact that i did this

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ESC: Limits And Events Edition

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engineers
esc
Pi Day

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CCSC Appoints Three New Representatives

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appointments oh my
bwaddie
ccsc
class of 2023
preprofessional
student services

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Bwoglines: Reopening Disney And Middle Schools Edition

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bwoglines
Disney world has been open for so long
Elton John for the people?
middle school was the best and best as in the worst

Breaking News

Barnard College Extends The Temporary SAT And ACT Test-Optional Policy For 2022-2023 Admissions

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admissions
barnard
breaking
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Field Notes: Consuming Edition

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also I haven't slept since Saturday night ayooo
field notes
I love doing field notes its a highlight of my week
im feeling tired af
yupp

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Prisoner’s Dilemma: Entering Class Camera On Vs Off

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cognitive dissonance for me anytime something remotely related to science is mentioned
do you pronounce the first syllable of "pareto" as [pair] or [par]
i cant tell if this post is serious or not
i took economics and this is my story
yes pareto efficiency is the only economics term i know. what about it?

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