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Bwoglines: Catch Flights, Not Feelings Edition

By Idris O'Neill on Mar 09, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Mo Farah, a four-time Olympic gold medalist, took to Instagram Live after allegedly being racially profiled at a Munich airport. Farah reports being pushed and harassed and being subjected to a security check, because he wore a hoodie. German Federal Police has released a statement saying that they were merely following […]

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“Clash With The People In Power”: Bwog Reviews KCST And Columbia HeForShe’s Electra

By Bwog Staff on Mar 08, 2018 1 Comments

Yesterday evening, Riva Weinstein and Betsy Ladyzhets (Arts Editor and EIC, respectively) braved the precipitation and the ridiculously large puddles to attend the 9 pm showing of Electra, KCST and Columbia HeForShe’s production of the Greek tragedy in honor of International Women’s Day. The performance was incredibly accomplished for its short time frame (about 35 […]

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Share Meals Is More Than Just An App

By Abby Rubel on Mar 08, 2018 0 Comments

At the end of last semester, Bwog reviewed the Share Meals app, just one part of Share Meals’ effort to end hunger on college campuses. Senior Staffer Abby Rubel talked to Share Meals founder Jonathan Chin about the app, the organization’s other initiatives, and what it’s doing to have a bigger presence at Columbia. Our […]

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11 Types Of People You Share Butler Study Desks With

By Bwog Staff on Mar 08, 2018 3 Comments

After spending an inordinate time in Butler this week to study for her midterms, this Bwogger has noticed that each person she shares a study desk usually falls under one of these following archetypes. Here are her observations: The Eater. The Eater likes to open loud bags of chips, or paper-wrapped sandwiches, or maybe is shoveling a full-on, […]

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What Floor Am I Even On?

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Mar 08, 2018 1 Comments

We’ve told you where the hell all the bathrooms were; now we’re back with what floor you end up on when you walk through the door (of all the major academic buildings at least). If we forgot any, let us know in the comments and we’ll add it to this list! You’re running late for […]

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Tensions Flare At “1968 And Its Afterlives” Panel, Exposing A Generational Gap

By Riva Weinstein on Mar 08, 2018 2 Comments

This Tuesday, the Barnard Center for Research on Women (BCRW) hosted an exhibit and panel called “1968 and its Afterlives: Reflecting on Campus Activism Past, Present and Future” in the Diana Event Oval. Arts Editor Riva Weinstein gives her thoughts below. I had been looking forward to this panel for months. Obsessed with the cultural […]

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Bwoglines: Italian Trap Music Edition

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Mar 08, 2018 1 Comments

Happening in the World: Chilean actress Daniela Vega became the first transgender presenter at the Oscars last week. Upon returning home, she began speaking out about the inequalities the trans community faces in the country. A gender identity bill that would allow trans people to identify with their preferred names is being considered by congressional committee […]

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Neuroscience Professor Thomas Jessell Dismissed

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Mar 07, 2018 19 Comments

Earlier this evening, Columbia University announced the removal of Dr. Thomas Jessell, a prominent professor in the Departments of Neuroscience and Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics, as reported by the New York Times. Dr. Jessell is a renowned neuroscientist; his accolades include the Canada Gairdner International Award in 2012, the Kavli Prize for Neuroscience in 2008, and membership in […]

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Madness And Family: On Sandra Luckow’s Moving Documentary

By Riya Mirchandaney on Mar 07, 2018 0 Comments

Barnard film professor Sandra Luckow recently released a new documentary, That Way Madness Lies…, which was seven years in the making. Staff writer Riya Mirchandaney went to check it out. “It is essentially the destruction of my family,” remarked Professor Sandra Luckow, by way of introducing her documentary “That Way Madness Lies…” Luckow’s comment was […]

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Bwog Loves All The People Who Keep Campus Running

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Mar 07, 2018 2 Comments

With midterms upon us and all our professors trying to kill us, one essay question at a time, Bwog decided to take a moment to reflect on our love for all the other people on campus (facilities, dining, public safety, and every other staff member) who work every day to make sure everything is operating […]

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Miller Pop-Up Concert Features Yarn/Wire in “Curvo Totalitas”

By Ross Chapman on Mar 07, 2018 0 Comments

If you’ve ever wanted to feel the warm embrace of a sheet of steel and a Koronet Pizza-sized gong, you got your chance on Tuesday night. The Miller Theatre hosted one of its signature pop-up concerts on Tuesday, a casual event featuring some free drinks that invited its audience members onto the stage for an […]

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GSSC Gets Elected

By Zoe Sottile on Mar 07, 2018 2 Comments

For a brief change in pace, staff writer Zöe Sottile made her way to the Satow Room at 8:00 pm for General Studies Student Council. This week, GSSC’s main priorities were evaluating nominees for a few representative positions as well as the upcoming GS Gala. As someone who has previously covered ESC meetings, I was […]

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Under The Greenwood Tree: A Documentary About Unity

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Having And Being Had With Eula Biss: An Interrogation Of Capitalism, Leisure, Work, and Health

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Bwoglines: So Much Tension Edition

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SnackHop: All The Things I Ate In Class

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Do You Need To Reevaluate Your Bookshelf: A Discussion On Literature And Ethics

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