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Announcement: It’s Midterm Day!

By Sarah Harty on Oct 19, 2017 0 Comments

We know, it seems like they’ve been going on for weeks, and they’ll go on for weeks after this. However, today is officially designated as midterm date by Columbia’s registrar and academic calendar. This means you can no longer ignore them, but you can add them to your list of things to procrastinate. (Or you […]

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Bwoglines: Procrastinating President Edition

By Sarah Harty on Oct 19, 2017 0 Comments

Happening Around The World: Egypt’s government has heightened its crackdown on LGBTQ+ individuals, ordering café raids in Cairo and tracking dating apps to arrest those it finds deviant. More than 60 people have been arrested in the last month. The intensified scrutiny comes after a widely publicized incident in which rainbow flags were waved at […]

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Students Who Protested in EVP Goldberg’s Class Receive Disciplinary Email

By Lucy Danger on Oct 18, 2017 2 Comments

Students of Columbia who walked in on Suzanne Goldberg’s class earlier this month to protest received a disciplinary email Monday from a member of the faculty named Melissa Begg. In the email, the students were told they must attend a meeting with Ms. Begg in her role as “temporary rules administrator.” Students are under threat […]

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Cool Places You Only Know About If You’re In The Major

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Oct 18, 2017 2 Comments

At Columbia, we often fall quickly into niche identities. Econ kids rarely mix with the Film majors, and so often we have no idea where people from different departments hang out. Staff Writer Gabrielle Kloppers investigates the locations you’ll only know about if you’re in the major. I often wonder where people from the more […]

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Sara Ahmed Talks Use, Institutions, And Diversity Work

By Ramisa Murshed on Oct 18, 2017 0 Comments

What is the role of diversity in large institutions? How does diversity work mold and change an institution? Staff writer, Ramisa Murshed, attended Sara Ahmed’s lecture on how “social justice projects require making usage into crisis” to find out. As the Diana Event Oval filled up on Monday night with people eager to listen to Sara Ahmed’s […]

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The Grass Seems To Be Here And We Don’t Need To Revolt

By Youngweon Lee on Oct 18, 2017 2 Comments

Rolls of what seems to be grass were spotted outside of the patch of dirt that we once called South Lawn. The project is projected to be completed today. A special shoutout to Facilities for reaching out to us; we love you! The students shan’t revolt. *soft, sustained, stressed, depressed, mildly excited screams* MoHi farmscape […]

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Stages Of Cover Letter Grief

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Oct 18, 2017 4 Comments

As ‘Internship Season’ approaches and we see more and more of our classmates attending banking information sessions, decked out in penguin suits, the higher our anxiety over our own futures gets. Staff Writer Gabrielle Kloppers investigates the phenomenon known as the “cover letter.” At first, the cover letter seems exciting, especially if you’ve found a […]

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Give Some Love To GSSC Today!

By Alex Tang on Oct 18, 2017 1 Comments

Happy Wednesday! Bwog’s GSSC Bureau Chief, Alex Tang, is back with updates from yesterday’s meeting. This week, GSSC specifically acknowledged the fact that we’re all in the midst of midterms season. In the words of GS VP of Policy Raisa Flor, “remember to take care of yourselves during midterms week. Eat, drink, get enough sleep, […]

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Bwoglines: Teacake Terry Edition

By Megan Ka Wei Chew on Oct 18, 2017 0 Comments

Happening Around The World: Terry was launched into space! Terry, a chocolate Tunnock’s teacake from Glasgow, was sent into the Earth’s atmosphere at a peak altitude of 37,007 metres. Terry launched into the atmosphere, glided over the Earth’s curvature, and landed back in a tree in Galloway Forest Park. Terry is made of marshmallow and chocolate. Don’t worry, you […]

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ESC Debates The Limits To Free Speech

By Finn Klauber on Oct 17, 2017 1 Comments

Each week, rain or shine, healthy or sick, snow or drought, ESC Bureau Chief Finn Klauber reports on Engineer Student Council’s activities. For the first time in multiple weeks, ESC actually had an open discussion section—and, boy, was it a doozy. As most people at Columbia are aware, Lerner Hall experienced a number of protests […]

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Overseen And Overheard: Public Safety Edition

By Zoe Sottile on Oct 17, 2017 0 Comments

Sometimes, life brings you lemons, and sometimes life brings you the 12:00 to 4:00 pm shift at Public Safety in East Campus during Homecoming. This unlucky Bwogger watched Columbia get rowdy from the other side of the security desk. Here are some highlights.

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Horror Story: A Scary Run-In At 1020

By Victoria Arancio on Oct 17, 2017 0 Comments

As I recalled my good memories from the weekend, I looked down at my Long Island Iced Tea and smiled. On Sunday, I celebrated two wins: Columbia Football winning at home and the fact that I can remember. I brought myself back to the memory of standing in the stands at during overtime, screaming with […]

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How To Support Joe Coffee Company

Alyse Rovner 1

disproportionately impacts service industry employees
donate
employee relief fund
help support Joe coffee company
temporarily closed

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Every Zoom Has A Silver Lining

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come zoom with me
online classes
we don't stan zoom but we have to
zoom
zoomer generation

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Bwoglines: The Show Must Go On Edition

Skylar Li 0

asking for bail to avoid the virus really
bwoglines
i was counting on lin manuel miranda to make a heartwarming speech about the power of theater in dark times but oh well

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You Should Start A Book Club

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birthed from a very important set of twitter dms
bwop to the top
i guess that hellsite is good for something
just so much love for gneil what a man
merc fenn wolfmoor also has a lot of blame for this tbh
thank you wolfmoor
this post is dedicated to good country book club
u all are the lights of my life

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Housing Reviews 2020: My Lottery Number

Henry Golub 1

2020 hindsight
2020?
burrito
cilantro
dorm
Housing reviews
oyster

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Dining Alone Is So Important

Christa Bailey 1

christa
dining alone
dining hall
food
self-care
solo date

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Housing Reviews 2020: Furnald

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bwedtime
everyone i know really loved living in furnald even if their floor sucked
Housing reviews
housing reviews 2020
i once told someone i lived in furnald and he apologized to me
not included here: so many residential opinions about how great floor communities are!!
the furnald 9 lounge intimidates me. why was the carpet moved to the kitchen area

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Bwoglines: Bwog From Home Edition

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bwog is back
corona hopefully will not be back
housing lottery numbers are out yay?
Pandas are back!

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