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What Your Seat In Pupin 428 Says About You

By Ross Chapman on Feb 07, 2018 1 Comments

All-seeing and all-knowing Bwogger Ross Chapman calls out everyone in his Pupin 428 lecture, as though he didn’t write this in Pupin 428. Pupin 428 may not be Havemeyer 309, but it’s still an important classroom for anyone in STEM (or in other big classes that needed a lecture space). The 154-seat auditorium actually spans […]

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Cooking With Bwog: Peanut Lime Cauliflower Salad

By Bwog Staff on Feb 07, 2018 0 Comments

Bwoggers Cara, Iga, and Mary are back at it, whipping it up in the kitchen for us. Very much encouraged by the response they got from their chocolate cupcakes, they’re here to do it again. This one is for all you vegan readers out there – we see you. This week, Bwog made this amazingly fresh […]

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Bwoglines: Out Of This World Edition

By Idris O'Neill on Feb 07, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: A 6.4-magnitude earthquake hit Hualien, Taiwan today, on the second anniversary of the devastating Tainan earthquake which claimed 116 lives. Despite buildings tilting over and roughly 40,000 homes being without water, President Tsai Ing-wen stated hope that “people’s lives would return to normal as soon as possible.” In the midst of […]

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Fungus On The Brain And Medicine On The Mind

By Riya Mirchandaney on Feb 06, 2018 1 Comments

Cholera, fungus, and goths? In today’s installment of Bwog Science, staff writer Riya Mirchandaney writes about last night’s lecture, “The Medical Imagination in the Early United States,” part of the Explorations in the Medical Humanities Series hosted by the Heyman Center for the Humanities. “Science does not know its debt to imagination.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1872 […]

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NRT Member Calls For SGB Board Member To Recuse Himself Following Sexual Assault Allegations

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Feb 06, 2018 16 Comments

Last week, it came to the attention of No Red Tape (NRT) that a member of the Student Governing Board leadership (SGB) is currently under investigation by the Student Conducts and Community Standards (SCCS) office for multiple allegations of sexual assault. These accusations include an alleged rape perpetrated against a general body member of NRT. SGB, […]

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Barnard Buildings As Dating Apps

By Sarah Harty on Feb 06, 2018 0 Comments

Bwoggers, Barnard students, and roommates Sarah Harty and Lucy Danger explore the connections between our storied structures and online “romantic” services. There’s more parallels here than one might think. The Quad is Bumble. Barnard students must invite and sign their significant others into these dorms, similarly to how Bumble forces girls to message first. Softboys wait for responses […]

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Dining Halls Should Serve Cereal At Every Meal

By Rachel Deal on Feb 06, 2018 1 Comments

Alma Bwogger Rachel Deal sends an unsuccessful plea to JJs and the other Columbia dining halls to keep her ultimate drunk food, cereal, in stock at all times. In short: Get on Hewitt’s level. Cereal is one of my favorite foods, and I could eat it for every meal, probably. Need some breakfast? Cereal. Want something […]

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SGA, MISC, And Other Acronyms Meet

By Dassi Karp on Feb 06, 2018 0 Comments

Last night’s Barnard Student Government Association meeting had everything. An (in my opinion) unwanted visitor, student guests, administrative guests, and even a vote. Somehow, though, the main focus of the night was on microphones. Intrigued? Read on! First, the visitor. Georgette Fleischer, disgruntled former-adjunct and union member, who was fired last May, following the the […]

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Bwoglines: Breathe In, Breathe Out Edition

By Sarah Harty on Feb 06, 2018 0 Comments

Happening In The World: Now that speculation over Kylie Jenner’s pregnancy is over and done with, it’s time to talk about another bump: The so-called “Trump bump” that kept stock markets booming over the past year is now over. The Dow and S&P both dropped about four percent on Monday in the worst day since August […]

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Field Notes: Super Bowl Weekend Edition

By Thomas Saenz on Feb 05, 2018 0 Comments

Though the semester is finally starting to kick in with the workload and assignments due, Bwog Staffers still made sure to take some time out of their busy lives and enjoy their weekends. Luckily, we compiled the best of their stories from the past few days and have a nice list for your enjoyment. Bwog […]

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Ferris Food Hacks

By Olga Ivleva on Feb 05, 2018 1 Comments

If you’re #FerrisForever like yours truly, you might already know of some of these amazing food hacks. If you don’t, we’re here to enlighten you. There’s a reason why this is the best dining hall, and it’s that you can always, and I mean always find amazing food options at Ferris. Sure, we have plastic utensils […]

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What Happened In Columbia Sports

By Abby Rubel on Feb 05, 2018 0 Comments

Sports Editor Abby Rubel brings you up-to-date on Columbia Athletics, just in case you slept through the whole weekend after staying up way late on Friday. Archery: Results have yet to be announced. Men’s Tennis: Despite missing their star player, Jackie Tang, the men’s tennis team defeated Vanderbilt 4-3, including three straight victories in singles. […]

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What Keeps Low Fountains Erect?

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bwog answers the questions no one asked
the shitpost to end all shitposts
yes its been a long semester
zoom university is taking its toll

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Bwoglines: This Is Still Happening Edition

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and they were roommates
bwop to the top
nothing makes sense
traviata was my last public event
well could have been the sonic movie

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Remedies For Your Buttache

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butt stuff
pandemic living lol
soreness
stop bwop and roll
why were the wooden chairs so nice though
zoom has hurt my body repeatedly

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Exploring Perspectives Of Incarceration Through Art

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arts
bwog can read!
thank god arts events are happening again

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On The Ethics Of Pinning Your Zoom Crush

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ah yes i have also pondered the ethics of doing this
i always feel like im putting on a performance on zoom :/
im glad to see that all of this have this conundrum/though
zoom

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JJ’s Place – A Playlist

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i had so much ice cream everytime
miss the sticky floors and nice employees
parasite winning best picture was a night to remember
their playlist is immaculate i love

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Bwoglines: Sidewalk Bubbles Edition

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bwoglines
outdoor dining innovations
stop bwop and roll
when will the world stop burning

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What The Pigeons Are Saying To Me

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i misspelled pigeon like pidgeon so much writing this
real science experiment
the birds work for jerry seinfeld
yea im kinda going insane

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