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Where Do Good (Fat) Men (Of Broadway) Go?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 02, 2018 0 Comments

What happened to the Fat Men of Broadway? Did they leave us For better places? Or rust in their metal skin and hollow eyes. Do they miss us, as I miss them? Or enjoy the freedom The MoHi bubble will never grant. Maybe they followed the DSpar path And left us for Lincoln Center. Or are […]

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The Ghosts Of High School Past

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Mar 01, 2018 0 Comments

It happens at least once a week, though it’s been increasingly more common in my current sleep-deprived, midterms-induced frenzy. I’m walking to Hamilton for my LitHum class or enjoying the sun with the rest of the Columbia student body on Low Steps or in JJs at 3 am and full of regret. Whatever it is, when […]

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RIP Rite-Aid On 110th

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2018 2 Comments

Fresh off the heels of beloved restaurant Amigos, yet another MoHi familiar face is closing down soon. This time, it’s Rite-Aid on 110th – an institution that for years has provided us with well-priced prescription medicines, bars of soap, and friendly, sassy staff workers. We hope that these memories, shared by friends, students, and alums alike, will help […]

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The Suite’s TV Is Broken: A Columbia Prisoner’s Dilemma

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Mar 01, 2018 1 Comments

Earlier in the semester, Bwogger Isabel Sepúlveda got an email from her residence hall director for information about the broken TV in her floor lounge. Not knowing who committed this act of “floor vandalism,” she didn’t have any information to share, but she wondered, what would happen if you did? She put what she learned […]

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Guide: What Podcast You Should Listen To Based On Your Major

By Zack Abrams on Mar 01, 2018 4 Comments

Deputy Editor Zack Abrams always has voices inside his head but he’s pretty sure he’s not crazy; he’s just a podcast addict! Here are his recommendations for a good podcast to listen to when working out, commuting on the subway, or generally trying to avoid other people. Sources say if you like enough of his […]

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How To Identify Different Parts Of The Men’s Basketball Team

By Abby Rubel on Mar 01, 2018 0 Comments

Sports Editor Abby Rubel and Guest Writer Gloriana Lopez are updating last year’s post about identifying men’s basketball players from a very long way away. This year, they’re identifying a whole new crop of first-years and some fan favorites! Most Satanic Player: Nate Hickman Nate has played a total of 666 minutes. Good thing next week’s […]

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Bwoglines: Actual Gun Control Edition

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Mar 01, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: According to officials, the wife of the ex-president of Honduras, Porfirio Lobo, has been arrested on graft charges that including taking funds from programs for the poor. She is accused of stealing 16 million lempiras ($650,000) along with other former officials. (Reuters) Happening in the US: Donald Trump has surprised lawmakers (and basically everyone […]

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Call Out Post: The Barnard Registrar

By Bwog Staff on Feb 28, 2018 0 Comments

This weekend, a snafu caused a handful of Barnard seniors to receive an e-mail informing them that they would not be graduating come may. In the midst of finals and second-semester senior stress, those who received the e-mail (AT 8AM) were affronted with the possibility of having to eat at Diana for another semester. One […]

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The Counterrevolution: How Our Government Went To War Against Its Own Citizens

By Jake Tibbetts on Feb 28, 2018 2 Comments

On Tuesday evening, Bwogger Jake Tibbetts made his way to the Maison Française East Gallery to listen to Professor Bernard Harcourt discuss his new book, The Counterrevolution: How Our Government Went to War Against Its Own Citizens, with fellow political theorists Seyla Benhabib of Yale University and Uday Singh Mehta of the City University of New […]

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GS Student Had Seizure In Barnard Hall, Arrested By NYPD

By Bwog Staff on Feb 28, 2018 20 Comments

Around 4 pm on Tuesday, February 27, NYPD arrested a GS student in Barnard Hall. Later that evening, a photo was posted to the Barnard Class of 2021 Facebook page, asking about the reason behind the arrest. A student commented that the man being arrested in the photo was a friend of theirs who suffers […]

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ESC Has A New President, Also Updates

By Zoe Sottile on Feb 28, 2018 0 Comments

Ben Barton is now President! And Richa Gode, former 2019 Class President, was unanimously voted as interim VP of Student Life. Other than these organization shakeups, the rest of the meeting was pretty tame (read on below). Oh and the SEAS newsletter is back. Important ESC has decided to change up the format of alumni […]

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Announcing The Nominees For The First Bwoggie Awards

By Levi Cohen on Feb 28, 2018 0 Comments

The apotheosis of awards season is upon us. No, I’m not talking about the Academy Awards this Sunday. There’s a new set of awards in town, coincidentally also being given out on Sunday: the Bwoggie Awards, the categories and nominees for which can be found below. The crop of nominees for this year’s Bwoggies was […]

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Dark Night Of The Soul: Off-Campus Edition

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at least it's p/f right?
dark night of the soul
gulag tiktok sounds like a metal band
prezbo is the real dnots
strawberry + banana + onion milk = milkshake
that glove will crawl towards you in your sleep
the world is melting

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The Testing Project: Fighting For Essential Workers’ Health

Lauren Kahme 2

advocacy
covid-19
essential workers
grassroots
organizing
social movement
The Testing Project

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Replacing The Lit Hum Syllabus With Bwog Articles

Daniel Ortega-Venni 0

bwog hum
for your final you need to write an essay comparing and contrasting three different articles
just finished the core
lit bwum
the cockroach article is blursed

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Senior Wisdom: Riva Weinstein

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"companies pay me to advertise and i go on instagram and tell everyone this product killed my mother and stopped up my toilet"
"I DIDN'T CATFISH A BEE BUT I WOULD"
"someone please explain why roman emperor caligula looks like mark zuckerberg"
d.h. is my inspiration....no RIVA is my inspiration
fr read all of riva's arts coverage
genius with the lemony snicket moment
hey... j**** f****
nice try the government
nighttime sacrifices to hekate
renaissance woman if we ever saw one
riva queen of the arts
the only reason we have a minoan snake goddess emoji and i'm thankful
wow can't believe riva invented aching
zack stepped on a rat will go down in history

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Columbia Announces Addition Of A Summer Semester Among COVID-19 Updates

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breaking
coronavirus
fall 2020
please give us actual information we're literally begging you
summer 2021
will fall 2020 even be on campus?

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Senior Wisdom: Jeanne Locker

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bwog loves jeanne
bwog tech
bye bye oral sex
jeanne is so smart and nice
jeanne!!
polisci and compsci?? get you a girl who can do both
senior wisdom
thank you for fixing the site
who shat in her shower??

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Bwog In Bed: Read The Room, Babe!

Sam Losee 1

charli xcx said here babes have this transcendent piece of no-skip art i whipped up for u in like three seconds ! xoxo
fuck that english teacher tho she was so mean
i don't think we're talking about plants v zombies enough
i'm over it!
my professors are being very sweet it's literally not their faults i just cannot muster the strength
omg my last bwoglines maybe???
still debating on the head-shaving thing

Late Night Bwog

A Barnard Haiku

Riva Weinstein 0

every time
late night bwog
rip barnard laundry room thong you will be missed
this is my last bwog post ever and that's as it should be. thank you all i love you goodbye

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