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A Historian Meets History: The 60s Underground Press

By Bwog Staff on Jan 24, 2018 3 Comments

Last night, historian John McMillian spoke in the first in a series of events, co-sponsored by the Grolier Club and the Lehman Center for American History, that will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Columbia protests in April 1968. His talk, “The Sixties Underground Press and the Rise of Alternative Media in America” was just […]

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Columbia Frats As The Bachelor Contestant Stereotypes

By Youngweon Lee on Jan 24, 2018 6 Comments

Staff Writer Lucy Danger, who knows nothing about Columbia frats, and Social Media Editor Youngweon Lee, who knows nothing about The Bachelor, teamed up to match frats with contestant stereotypes. Lucy provided the stereotypes and Youngweon arbitrarily assigned frats to said stereotypes. Please don’t take this seriously. This list is completely made up and makes […]

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A Not-At-All Bitter Review Of My Suitemate’s Singing

By Levi Cohen on Jan 24, 2018 2 Comments

Sometimes, Bwog reviews professional performers showcasing their talent on campus. Other times, Bwog reviews less-than-professional performers holding us metaphorically hostage. This review, by staffer Levi Cohen, falls into the second category. There are two meanings to the phrase “captive audience.” The first is an audience that is caught up in whatever is being performed. The […]

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New Year, New Dean, New Snacks At GSSC Meeting

By Jenny Zhu on Jan 24, 2018 0 Comments

Diverting from her usual Bwog fare of oddly-relatable shitposts, Deputy Editor Jenny Zhu stepped in this week to cover GSSC’s (General Studies Student Council) first meeting of the new semester. This week’s GSSC meeting opened with a feast of fresh fruit offerings, courtesy of the newly-appointed GS Dean, Lisa Rosen-Metsch. Dean Rosen-Metsch, who introduced herself to GSSC […]

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Bwoglines: Timothée Chalamet Edition

By Alex Tang on Jan 24, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Earlier this month, a woman managed to evade airport security and board a flight from Chicago to London without a boarding pass. This isn’t the first time she’s managed to sneak onto a flight. (The New York Times) Happening in the US: Oscar nominations are out! This year’s nominees for Best […]

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Fire Drill Game: How Many Of These People Can You Spot?

By Thomas Saenz on Jan 23, 2018 0 Comments

We’ve all been there. You’re peacefully sleeping on a Saturday morning when suddenly, the sonic pits of hell are opened as the fire alarm lining your hallway rings off. Hesitant at first, you contemplate staying in bed and waiting it out yet decide to head downstairs just in case. As you come outside, all of […]

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Welcome Back: ESC Talks Elections

By Zoe Sottile on Jan 23, 2018 0 Comments

Last night, Engineering Student Council reconvened for their first meeting of spring semester. Staff writer Zöe Sottile went and learned about various project updates as well as the changing elections process. VP Policy Zoha Qamar VP Qamar announced her new role as ESC representative for the Student Group Adjucation Hearing Panel, a panel with six […]

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Meet The Quark-Gluon Plasma: Water’s Exotic Counterpart

By Angelica Lagasca on Jan 23, 2018 0 Comments

What can hydrodynamics tell us about the beginnings of our universe? In our very first installment of Bwog Science, we sent staff writer Angelica Lagasca to yesterday’s physics colloquium, titled “Unlocking the Secrets of the Fastest Fluid in Nature,” hosted by Dr. Jorge Noronha. As an angsty teenager who has spent many an hour in the […]

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SGA Discusses New Library

By Dassi Karp on Jan 23, 2018 1 Comments

Barnard SGA’s Rep Council re-convened for the semester last night for a meeting that was somewhat informative but also probably a waste of time. This week, SGA was joined by Provost Linda Bell and Jen Green, Dean of Barnard Library and Academic Information Services, to discuss plans for the new Milstein Center library building that […]

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Bwoglines: The Government Is Watching You Again Edition

By Sarah Harty on Jan 23, 2018 1 Comments

Happening Around The World: Yesterday, a volcanic eruption in central Japan killed a soldier and left 14 others injured after the explosion triggered an avalanche of snow. Six members of the military were doing an exercise in the area, and they along with over 100 others were evacuated from the region. (BBC) Happening In The US: The […]

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Field Notes: Pre-Rushing Edition

By Thomas Saenz on Jan 22, 2018 0 Comments

Maybe it’s because of the new semester or all of the fraternities that are hosting rush events, but last weekend was one for the books for Bwog Staffers. From endless hookups to weird encounters at 1020, here are the best moments from our weekends. Bwog and Hooking Up: Got laid, then went to Tom’s with […]

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The 7 Stages of Grief While Hiking Up 7 Floors Of Hamilton

By Bwog Staff on Jan 22, 2018 0 Comments

Recently, this unfortunate Bwogger enrolled in a class that meets Mondays and Wednesdays on the seventh floor of Hamilton Hall. After constantly forgoing the 20-minute elevator wait in favor of hiking up all six flights of stairs instead, she realized that the seven floors of Hamilton are perhaps best encapsulated by the seven stages of grief. […]

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The Final Housing Roundup 2020: How Did Online Selection Change Columbia Housing?

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bwedtime
housing selection 2020
it's about the data....
there wasn't space for it in the article but i want that sophomore/junior mixed 8-person group who kicked someone into mcbain to take a claremont suite to know i know what you did
what i wouldn't give for barnard's spreadsheets

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Up-And-Coming Columbia Musicians

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amazing musician!!! i love em all
comment other cool current cu musicians!!!
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i might make a part 2
playlist
yet another music post SUE ME

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Senior Wisdom: Random Senior

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@ tryhard first years: take note
if you are going to make bwog choose...we choose cheese
me taking notes on all the senior english majors class recs
might be in the running for shortest senior wisdom of all time
senior wisdom
senior wisdom 2020
that iliad take is the best thing i've seen in a senior wisdom

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Senior Wisdom: Kate Wegleitner

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senior wisdom
senior wisdom 2020

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Senior Wisdom: Isabella Lajara

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aspire to be as kindhearted as this
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Bwog In Bed: Reading Week Naps Edition

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but banksy is so mainstream
bwog in bed
graffiti artists are so badass

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Dean Natalie Friedman To Leave Barnard

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barnard admin
breaking
dean natalie friedman

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Senior Wisdom: Athena Abadilla

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she was my nsop friend's ra and i want to be her when i grow up
teachers college! congrats!!
we live in harlem!

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