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Grab Some Surf And Turf Tonight!

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Apr 19, 2018 0 Comments

If you tried to grab a lunch on campus earlier, you might have noticed that John Jay and Ferris closed at 2 pm today. Why, you may ask? They were preparing for Surf and Turf, one of the few Columbia traditions basically everyone knows by name. Now relocated to Lerner Auditorium, you can head over […]
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Freshpeople Housing Reviews 2018: Brooks

By Bwog Staff on Apr 19, 2018 0 Comments

Barnard first-years might not get to choose what dorms they live next year but that doesn’t mean Bwog can’t review them anyway! Today, we’re taking a looks at Brooks Hall, Sulz’s hotter (in every sense of the word) neighbor. Location: 116th St & Broadway Nearby dorms: The rest of the dorms in the Quad (Sulz, Reid, […]
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How To Convince The Sun To Stay

By Danielle Mikaelian on Apr 19, 2018 0 Comments

Once in a rare while, the sun decides to visit Columbia’s campus. This sends students into a frenzy; the lawns become packed, and most people (emphasis on most) leave Butler to partake in yard games and tan. The weather, while temporary, transforms campus into a much happier, vibrant place…but this version of Columbia only lasts […]
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Freshpeople Housing Reviews 2018: John Jay Hall

By Bwog Staff on Apr 19, 2018 0 Comments

An astonishingly alliterate housing hall, John Jay provides hotel-style living with desirable amenities like two whole food places inside, also sort of like a hotel. Location: 511 W. 114th Street, New York, NY 10027 (Right next to Butler!) Nearby dorms: Hartley & Wallach & Butler, where students actually sleep sometimes. Stores and restaurants: Hamilton Deli, […]
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Bwoglines: Caribbean Edition

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Apr 19, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Raúl Castro, successor to his brother Fidel who took the presidency after the Cuban Revolution, has announced that he is stepping down from his position. Known for his opening of the country to a private commerce and US diplomatic relations, he has chosen Communist Party loyalist Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez as his successor […]
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The Rat King Of Lerner Hall

By Ross Chapman on Apr 18, 2018 2 Comments

When you go into Lerner Hall, you normally go up the stairs, turn around, and walk into Ferris. If that’s not your path, you might turn left and take the elevator to the fifth floor for a meeting, rehearsal, or performance. Wherever you go, it’s probably a reservable, numbered room, with walls, chairs, and the […]
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SGA Elections Results Released, CUAD Referendum Passes

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Apr 18, 2018 6 Comments

At 5 pm today, the results of Barnard’s Student Government Association’s 2018 elections were released in an email to Barnard students, as well as on MyBarnard. The election concluded with a record 49.9% voter turnout. These results also included the verdict of the referendum on whether or not SGA should write a letter to the Barnard […]
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How Much Would You Pay For A Columbia Bucket Hat?

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2018 0 Comments

A few weeks ago, CCSC held a pre-Bacchanal giveaway that featured limited-edition, free Columbia bucket hats and fanny packs. Little did they know, they would spur a storm of demand for these bucket hats that continued even after Bacchanal ended (who knew the bucket hat demographic was such a large one on campus?). Soon after, Columbia Class […]
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LectureHop: What Does Cell Biology Have To Do With Saving Pollinators?

By Jake Tibbetts on Apr 18, 2018 0 Comments

This Tuesday, staff writer (and honey bee fanatic) Jake Tibbetts had a bee-rrific time traveling to the other side of Broadway to listen to Dr. Jonathan Snow, an assistant professor of biological sciences at Barnard College, deliver a lecture about his research on the ways that honey bees respond to stress on the cellular level […]
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GSSC Talks Conflicts Of Interest And Childcare

By Zoe Sottile on Apr 18, 2018 0 Comments

Newly crowned GSSC Bureau Chief Zöe Sottile swung by the Satow Room to cover this week’s meeting of General Studies Student Council. If you want to watch the drama and discourse yourself, check out GSSC at 8 pm on Tuesday nights.  General! Studies! Student! Council! This is the week of elections, so get out there […]
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Why Are John Jay Coffee Cups Smaller Than Ferris’? A Shitpost

By Victoria Arancio on Apr 18, 2018 0 Comments

The average Columbia student is inconsistent. Will they read every assigned reading? No. Will they meet every deadline given to them? Probably not. Columbia stress culture is undeniable: late nights in Butler soon become early mornings, and what has changed, besides the change of date? Nothing. If anything, students become more stressed with work that […]
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Freshpeople Housing Reviews 2018: Carman

By Olga Ivleva on Apr 18, 2018 0 Comments

As prospies narrow down their preferences for where to live next year, Bwog is continuing our housing review series with all first-year dorms. First up is Carman, unarguably the littest of the group; cramped Carman suite parties are the epitome of the freshman NSOP experience. If you’re the life of the party, you can’t go […]
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A Barnard Student Explains The Core Curriculum

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Cooking With Bwog: Cookies With Bwog: Recreating John Jay Cookies

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CCSC Celebrates The Passing Of Their COVID Academic Adjustment Proposal!

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ESC: Pre-Thanksgiving P/D/F And Other Policies Edition

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Bwoglines: Fly Me To The Moon Edition

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Staying Hydrated After Thanksgiving Break

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Field Notes: Oh, The Humanity Edition

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16 Cooking With Bwog Recipes In 4 Days?! How I Spent (Nearly) A Week Eating Nothing But Bwog

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