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Review: CUBE’s The Nutcracker

By Sarah Kinney on Dec 06, 2017 0 Comments

The Nutcracker is one of the most famous ballets in the world today—especially around the holiday season. This semester, Columbia University Ballet Ensemble (CUBE) has been working hard to choreograph and produce their own version of this classic show, and Bwog was lucky enough to be able to send Arts Editor Sarah Kinney to sit in on […]

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CU Shuttles Will Go Electric, Projected To Reduce Emissions By 70%

By Megan Ka Wei Chew on Dec 06, 2017 0 Comments

Columbia will purchase six brand new battery-electric powered buses, which will replace the current diesel-powered buses in use by the campus shuttle network. Due to a grant from the New York State Electric Vehicle Voucher Incentive Funds, the University will be able to buy these buses for the network. The electric buses will provide both environmental and […]

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Stanford Linguist Presents On Police Racial Bias In Language

By Ross Chapman on Dec 06, 2017 0 Comments

Dan Jurafsky, the chair of the linguistics department and computer science professor at Stanford University, presented on Tuesday in Schapiro CEPSR about his current studies and findings on police language. Titled “Does This Vehicle Belong to You: processing the language of policing for improving police-community relations,” Jurafsky’s presentation focused mainly on two papers, one published […]

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GSSC Meets The New Dean, Discusses Elections Process

By Alex Tang on Dec 06, 2017 0 Comments

Bwog’s GSSC (General Studies Student Council) Bureau Chief, Alex Tang, brings us a recap of last night’s meeting, the last one of the semester! This week’s eventful GSSC meeting, the last one of the semester, included a visit by the new incoming dean of GS, updates on the reorganization of the GSSC elections process, and […]

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Bwoglines: Don’t Dope Edition

By Megan Ka Wei Chew on Dec 06, 2017 0 Comments

Happening In The World: Russia banned from 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea due to Russia’s 2014 doping scandal. In 2014, Russia allegedly fixed the urine samples of over 100 competitors to “hide evidence of their use of steroids or other performance-enhancing drugs”. However, if you think this is unfair, there is still some hope! Russian athletes […]

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Men’s Basketball Drops Another Close Game

By Abby Rubel on Dec 05, 2017 0 Comments

Wondering how the Lions did last night? Staff writer Abby Rubel went to the game so you could do your homework instead. The Lions (1-7) dropped another close game Monday, losing to Quinnipiac (3-6) 89-87 in the final four seconds. This is their sixth loss in a row and the fifth by 10 or fewer […]

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ESC Finishes Off The Semester With Fire And (A Failed) Impeachment

By Finn Klauber on Dec 05, 2017 8 Comments

Every Tuesday Bwog brings you a recap of the previous night’s ECS meeting. Bureau Chief Finn Klauber recounts this week’s ESC meeting which covered a range of interesting topics, from the tax bill to home destruction. VP Policy, Zoha Qamar VP Qamar discussed the “wellness machines,” vending machines with health products such as emergency contraception, […]

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SGA Tries To Make An Appointment

By Dassi Karp on Dec 05, 2017 0 Comments

Barnard Bwogger Dassi Karp covered the bureaucracy at last nights SGA meeting which involved seven candidate speeches and updates on the Share Meals app. At Barnard’s SGA meeting last night, Rep Council was in full polite bureaucracy mode. SGA’s current Rep for Academic Affairs, Shoshana Edelman, is leaving the council to study abroad next semester, and […]

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Office Hour Archetypes: The Clueless One

By Abby Rubel on Dec 05, 2017 0 Comments

The most common advice given by parents and career counselors alike is “make sure to develop relationships with your professors!” And that is good advice. Professors have a lot of knowledge and experience to share, and you will absolutely need at least one to write you a recommendation letter at some point. The best time […]

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Bwoglines: The Go Ginsburg Edition

By Roberta Rhyse on Dec 05, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the World: The Supreme Court has sanctioned President Trump’s travel ban – pending legal challenges from California and Virginia – which bans travelers from six mainly muslim countries (Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.) Seven out of the nine supreme court Justices lifted the injections: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor were the only […]

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Field Notes: Lit Trees Edition

By Thomas Saenz on Dec 04, 2017 0 Comments

While the lighting of the trees on College Walk may signify the beginning of finals season, with piles of homework, tests, and papers coming our way, Bwog staff made sure to enjoy their weekends in the only way we know: food, alcohol, going out, and maximizing time on campus. Enjoy this recap of the things we […]

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Roundup: Filling The Spaces (And Our Stomachs) In Morningside Heights

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Dec 04, 2017 1 Comments

This semester, a truly impressive number of fast-casual eateries have made their stake in Morningside Heights, many of them right on top of each other. First, Junzi Kitchen opened over the summer at 113th and Broadway, offering build-your-own Northern Chinese-style noodle bowls and (more recently) late nights with better booze than Mel’s. Then, Shake Shack opened […]

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March Madness: Housing Edition

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chicken wings rock
daddyhousing
housing selection
march madness
peanutbutter
suite life on deck
we're living the suite life nowwwwww
who even thought of these names??
winner winner chicken dinner

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Bwoglines: The Beautiful (Belarusian) Game Edition

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ah yes the olden times
bwoglines
staring at nature is good i highly recommend it
turns out there is a place in the world where things are still quote unquote normal and that place is belarus. maybe

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Housing Reviews 2020: Carlton Arms

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CLARMS! it will catch on I swear
excellent dog spotting location
great for stoners tbh
having to move out early.....literally devastating
it do be kinda far from jjs tho
my group had a terrible number and we still got it hehe
tbh kind of gross sometimes but idc i would defend carlton with my life
they definitely could have designed the rooms better tho why are some so big and some so weirdly shaped/small
vanessa carlton arms
vanessa carlton wrote "a thousand miles" about the walk from clarms to jj's at night

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Cooking With Bwog: Fettuccine Alfredo

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i love making this dish
i promise that the cheese in the picture looks like a sinful amount but it really isn't at all. it just looks like so much because it's grated
to be honest when i was making this yesterday i didn't have enough heavy whipping cream and so i used milk to finish it instead. these pictures may be misleading.
yum!

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What To Listen To, Read, And Watch If You Miss New York

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bwog is the only motherfucker in this city that can handle me
bwog learns to read
i miss jjs
new york city

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Bwoglines: It’s A Battle Edition

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bwoglines
bwoglines from afar
kim wyd
ugh i hate when the government tries to be sneaky and does bad things

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Coronacampus Dispatch: Revised Grocery Store Power Ranking

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campus life
coronavirus
grocery stores
quarantine
self-isolation
social distancing
toilet paper

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Better Petition Ideas

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i do want that ski lift tho
i have learnt from writing this post that bwog has a lot of opinions on food and little else
make one of these and bwog will cosponsor your petition
petition for you to like comment and subscribe to our channel
this is not us remarking on what anyone is making petitions for or putting people down i just wanted to suggest some more fun alternatives
xoxo bwossip girl

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