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Classes To Take Before You Die I Mean Graduate: Fall 2017 Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 19, 2017 0 Comments

With registration upon us, Bwog returns with our recommendations of classes to take before you die I mean graduate! Whichever comes first. If you’re unsure of which classes to take next semester, consider some on this list. English: Black Paris, Brent Edwards “Light workload, interesting readings that are cool to be familiar with, especially fun […]

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A Night In The Life: A Desperate CCSC Candidate

By Nadra Rahman on Apr 19, 2017 0 Comments

It’s that time of the year again…election season. Supplement the endless Facebook posts and professionally-shot posters with this edition of Night In the Life, the tale of a profoundly competent and selfless CCSC candidate. 9:34 pm Messaging my hookup from last week to endorse me on Facebook—gotta work those connections. 9:42 pm Blocking them after […]

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Bwog Endorses Sam Ackerman For University Senate

By Amara Banks on Apr 19, 2017 0 Comments

With voting kicking off today, we would like to take a moment to endorse Sam Ackerman for University Senate. We were impressed with his airtight platform and are confident he will be an effective advocate for the improvement of student life. Sam has worked on the Student Health Advisory Committee and on the Insurance Committee, advocating for […]

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Bwoglines: Where Are Trump’s Taxes?

By Youngweon Lee on Apr 19, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: The British prime minister, Theresa May, is calling for a snap election (an early election of the prime minister that can be held if the members of the parliament lose faith in the government or if 2/3 of the members agree). In the (likely) case that the conservatives win, the legitimacy […]

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CU Students Advocate To Ban The Box

By Victoria Arancio on Apr 18, 2017 7 Comments

CU students are advocating to ban the box on Columbia University applications that specifically asks if an applicant has been convicted of a felony. Members of Beyond the Box at Columbia have created a letter to send to President Bollinger and Provost Coatsworth to remove the box on future CU applications. Beyond the Box at Columbia […]

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Bwog Endorses The Grassroots Party For CCSC

By Amara Banks on Apr 18, 2017 1 Comments

April is in full bloom! While we’re sneezing our guts up and counting down the days until summer, CC has been getting ready for another year of student council. Before voting begins, we would like to endorse the Grassroots Party: Ruben Rui Diaz-Pacheco, CC ’18, for President, Richard Nederlander, CC ’18, for Vice President of Policy, […]

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Highlights From The CCSC Debates

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2017 2 Comments

CCSC elections are in full swing. CEB hosted a debate with the candidates willing and able to present their platforms to an audience that varied between mostly empty to ghostly. One might say this is because many of the debates are simply the candidates presenting their platform, taking a few questions, and getting on with […]

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Butler Lawn Power Rankings: Spring 2017

By Ross Chapman on Apr 18, 2017 1 Comments

Time is running out before Columbia’s lawns fall victim to commencement. Before that happens, let us celebrate via power rankings the best and worst sports and activities to play on Columbia’s lawns. 1.Sunbathing – While you can do this on the thin strips of lawn along College Walk, it’s best done on the wide expanses of the South […]

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SGA And The Curse Of The 2017-2018 Internal Budget

By Vivian Klotz on Apr 18, 2017 0 Comments

This week’s SGA meeting was primarily dedicated to presenting, explaining, and attempting to pass the 2017-2018 Internal Budget. First, however, during the period in which students and campus organizations can voice concerns to SGA, a group of members of the class of 2017 brought forward apprehensions about the financial strain Senior Week causes on students […]

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ESC Discusses What To Do When Your TA Is Discriminatory

By Finn Klauber on Apr 18, 2017 1 Comments

Large portions of this meeting consisted of discussion regarding expectations and crowdsourced guidelines for ESC member behaviour. However, the brunt of the discourse last night was in reference to the Physics TA incident which occurred a couple of weeks ago. Sensitivity Training and the Physics TA Incident About one and a half weeks ago, we […]

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Bwoglines: Time For Samoa News

By Victoria Arancio on Apr 18, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: North Korea is planning to test more missiles, now on a weekly basis. As tensions between the US and North Korea continue to rise, any form of U.S. intervention could lead to war, according to Vice-Foreign Minister Han Song-ryol. (BBC) Happening in NYC: Girl Scout Troop 6000 is New York City’s first troop meant solely […]

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Field Notes: To The Lighthouse Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 17, 2017 1 Comments

How was your weekend, Columbia? Did you soak up the sun? Did you get trashed and go to Latenite? Did you just stay in? Here’s what we were up to, anyhow… Wholesome: Walked through the park and listened to Father John Misty’s album and fell asleep at the boat pond. Went to a speciality rice […]

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Where Art Thou: Op-Ed Edition

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aren't you glad bwog doesn't do op-eds
if this doesnt make sense its because columbia gave me free alcohol
thanks oktoberfest!
where art thou?

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A Love/Goodbye Letter To My Umbrella

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i am hyped to not get stabbed anymore
literally it has drawn blood so many times
my new umbrella is supposed to have lifetime warranty
my umbrella is dead
this umbrella was a good one tho

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Bwog Movie Review: Harriet

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american history
cynthia erivo smiled at me and thanked me for coming
film
history
i cried four times in this movie it was so good
i love harriet tubman so much
i stood in the rain on 42nd street for you leslie
it was also pouring rain and i didnt look cute
movie review

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USenate Plenary: Accidental Death & Dismemberment

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"i'm bored let's fight over smthn meaningless" - probably andrew hsu
"this language isn't clear" - everyone
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ACCIDENTAL
death
democracy dies when you literally don't read your own rules on how to run elections
DISMEMBERMENT
help i've accidentally been dismembered and i can't get up
imagine being a human being trying to get tenure AND have a baby... what a terrible existence
indigenous peoples day
native american council
pharmacology
statute 4? chpt 15? what is even happening
the o'halloran strikes back
yes daddy rig my elections
You Haven't Seen The Last Of Me (Cover) - Sharyn O'Halloran 2019

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Bwoglines: Indigenous Land And Nordstrom Edition

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a capella
concerts
controversy over a sacred landform
halloweekend
hikers gonna hike
I love shopping
I need to recommend songs not from the 80s next week lol
neon
Nonseq
scary fires
singing
stop bwop and roll
yay

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Midterms Are Over, So Take A Fucking Nap

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don't comment if you're in SEAS i KNOW midterms are not over as i am also in SEAS im just trying to fit in
nap
sleep
zzz

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Yeehaw Columbia

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and that's show business
anon
bwopitlockitpolkadotit
Chick-fil-A
dehydration
everclear
Fahrenheit for murica
hydrate before you die-drate
i did not make it to many games teehee
my insides are dying
NEW yorkERS
northerners
satire
school spirit baby
southerners
sweet tea
the south

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I Kinda Love The John Jay Tuna Pasta Salad

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bwog eats
delicious is in the details
i love it because it's just not a salad in any capacity
is this keto approved
its so Bland and Tasteless i LOVE IT
john jay
reminds me of my friend chloe who only ate mac and cheese
tuna pasta salad

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