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Houses And Homes: Manhattan, Still

By Dassi Karp on Aug 18, 2017 0 Comments

Next up in Houses and Homes is somewhere we all call home at some point in the year. Show us where you’ve been passing your days–send us a snap of your spot and describe the other four senses in an email to tips@bwog.com. Where: A Washington Heights sublet, shared with five near-strangers and down the street from the highest natural […]

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Packing With Bwog: Things You Can’t Forget For Your First Year At Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Aug 17, 2017 0 Comments

Packing for college can be a pain, especially if you’re trying to fit it all into the back of an uber from JFK. We all skimped out on at least one of these things before coming to campus, and deeply regretted it shortly into NSOP. You’ll want to scan over Bed Bath & Beyond’s checklist so you […]

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Did Shake Shack Kill Ollie’s?: A Conspiracy Theory

By Youngweon Lee on Aug 17, 2017 6 Comments

In honor of the long-awaited opening of Shake Shack’s Morningside Heights location happening soon, we bring you a conspiracy theory on why Shake Shack is replacing Ollie’s. The campus has been in an uproar for the past few months, ever since it was announced that Shake Shack will be taking over the spot where Ollie’s once stood. […]

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Houses And Homes: Seattle

By Mia Lindheimer on Aug 16, 2017 1 Comments

So it’s the middle of August, the Sunday of summer. As you wind down your internships and wild international adventures, we welcome back our end-of-summer series on where we spend our time and what home is to us this summer. Want to be part of the fun (did you mean: childhood nostalgia)? Send your Houses […]

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Class Of 2021 Releases Their Own Statement On Charlottesville

By Bwog Staff on Aug 14, 2017 46 Comments

This afternoon, the Columbia class of 2021 released a letter in their Facebook group addressed to “the students of the University of Virginia and Charlottesville Community.” The letter condemns the violence of the “Unite the Right” rallies and expresses support for marginalized students. So…that’s pretty much how the class of 2021 is going to go. We’ve included […]

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Gone Too Soon: July Round-Up 2017

By Bwog Staff on Aug 04, 2017 4 Comments

Monday marked the tragic end of July – a steamy and dreamy month that seemed to have begun yesterday. July gave us 31 days of sweat and stank (especially if you are spending it in the armpit of the U.S. that is the mid-Atlantic), but it also gave us hope that summer would never end. In […]

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Overseen: Meryl Streep Shooting For New Spielberg Movie On Campus

By Bwog Staff on Jul 26, 2017 3 Comments

This summer, filming has started for Steven Spielberg’s new movie Pentagon Papers starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks. The film is about the Washington Post and their publishing of the Pentagon papers, detailing US involvement in the Vietnam War. And, today, they were filming on campus! Check out these shots we got of Meryl struttin’ her […]

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Columbia Daily Spectator Forced Out Of Old Office Space

By Bwog Staff on Jul 24, 2017 9 Comments

The Columbia Daily Spectator, Columbia and Barnard’s lovable weekly “daily newspaper” and perpetual op-ed machine, is to shortly move out from their old building at 2875 Broadway, which was located between 111th and 112th—conveniently adjacent to the Heights. According to an email sent earlier this evening to Spectator alumni, which is appended below, “the landlord has asked the […]

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Barnard Introduces New President Sian Beilock

By Bwog Staff on Jul 18, 2017 1 Comments

This afternoon, Barnard students, faculty, and other community members received a welcome email from the college’s eighth president, Sian Leah Beilock. Beilock expressed her enthusiasm at jumping into her new role, noting that “settling in slowly is not an option at Barnard.” She spoke highly of the college’s students, faculty, location, and alumnae, extolling Barnard’s “unique […]

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Columbia Settles Lawsuit With Paul Nungesser

By Bwog Staff on Jul 13, 2017 8 Comments

Update: The Bwog Editorial Board later received an email with the University’s statement on July 13, at 9:29 PM. We’ve appended the full text of the University statement at the end of this article, and have rectified any statements premised upon not having received this private statement. According to the docket of the United States Court of Appeals for […]

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Court To Hear Oral Arguments In Columbia Title IX Lawsuit

By Bwog Staff on Jul 03, 2017 4 Comments

Editor’s Note: This article describes and discusses details of sexual assault. All documents provided are Public Domain and come from the docket of the Southern District Court of New York. According to the docket of the Southern District Court of New York, Defendant Columbia University and Plaintiff Amelia Roskin-Frazee will voice their oral arguments on August […]

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Halfway There: June Round-Up 2017

By Bwog Staff on Jul 02, 2017 1 Comments

With May and June behind us like a booty, some of us may have forgotten about the nice little mole at the top of the Upper West Side. Sweet Columbia, we miss you like we miss the smell of fresh mulch in April. Okay seriously, for those of you who have been wondering about the happenings of our […]

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Bwoglines: Finnish Facebook Finds Funky Facet Of Northern Lights Edition

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bwastro
bwoglines
everytime someone overreacts over a coyote i get a nickel and i would have so many nickels
my dad once saw an aurora in northern wisconsin and he + his friends were drunk and they wouldn't believe he saw it
someone should tell my brain to stop getting distracted so i can work on all the things i need to get done
the reporter in the coyote article has clearly never seen a coyote but they ppl he interview are SO FUNNY

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Happy Birthday To Bwog!

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bwack in the bwarchives
can you believe that very soon this blog will be older than some people who go to this school? wild
happy birthday bwog
on bwog's birthday you get a present! how fun!
posts not in chronological order because linear time is a prison
the big 14

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Examining Violence, Resistance, And Assimilation In School Photography

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assimilation
bwog covers events
empowering victims
Events
lecturehop
leo spitzer
marianna hirsch
resistance
school photography
violence

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How To Live In A Forced Triple

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bwog solves your problems
forced triple? more like forced friendship
i didn't know this was a thing before this post and now its my worst nightmare
roomhop
that shoe pile looks like my room always and i don't have to share it with anyone

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Cooking With Bwog, John Jay And Ferris Edition: Grapefruit Brûlée

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cwb
grapefruit your man baby
quick and easy for when you have 4 classes in a row and want to pass out in exhaustion
this is basically cinnamon toast but with a grapefruit
u know what i'm not mad at it

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2girls1snack: Dining Hall Ice

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2girls1snack
ice ice bwaby
ice! it's for more than just cooling your drink
is this diana erasure or???
isn't ice eating a symptom of anemia? and pica?
tbh this is the only redeeming thing about john jay

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Bwoglines: Stupid Watergate Edition

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"you can't fire me for violations of journalistic integrity I was just trying to make bwog better! for the public!"
bwop to the top
did the cold war every "really" end or have we all just been pretending for 30 years
shoutout to sam and book club
the theme of today's bwoglines is "oh we're still doing this huh"

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Stop Leaving Your Pee On The Butler Women’s Bathroom Toilet Seats

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butler is so cursed god
bwog rants
clean up after yourselves!!!!!
y'all are disgusting
ya nasty

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