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No, It’s Not Harry Potter; Yes, Photos Can Speak

By Riva Weinstein on Feb 09, 2018 0 Comments

Did you know that Columbia has a building called the Lenfest Center for the Arts? Arts Editor Riva Weinstein feels like she probably should have, before she trekked all the way up to 129th St. to attend photographer LaToya Ruby Frazier’s talk, Art as Transformation: Using Photography for Social Change. Oh well. LaToya Ruby Frazier […]

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What’s Happening In Columbia Sports

By Abby Rubel on Feb 09, 2018 0 Comments

Sports Editor Abby Rubel brings you the athletics events to keep your eye on this weekend. Women’s Basketball: The Lions will take on Yale on Friday and Brown on Saturday. Both games will be held in Levien at 7:00 pm—Columbia’s first home games since losing to Cornell at the beginning of the Ivy season. Senior […]

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A Panel Discussion: Where Next On Climate?

By Angelica Lagasca on Feb 09, 2018 1 Comments

The fact that our Earth might suddenly burst into a ball of fire or something close to it has alarmed several nations. On Thursday night, Columbia’s Center on Global Energy Policy hosted a panel discussion about the future of sustainability in a developing world. Bwog Staffer Angelica Lagasca covers the event. Six pm on a Thursday […]

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Last Call For Personals

By Zoe Sottile on Feb 09, 2018 0 Comments

Valentine’s Day is but a mere five days away, and Bwog is here to help you find your new special someone, your cuddle buddy, your partner in crime, someone you can love as much as PrezBo loves, well, PrezBo. Do you spend every Monday night from eight to ten tuning in to ABC’s Bachelor and […]

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Bwoglines: Local Government Representation Matters Edition

By Zoe Sottile on Feb 09, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Sri Lanka, a nation whose political scheme has historically been dominated by men, recently announced a new quota stipulating that 25 percent of candidates in local elections be women. This marks an important turning point for the nation, where women currently hold only two percent of local gov ernment posts, though […]

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What If PrezBo Weren’t A Dinosaur?

By Zack Abrams on Feb 09, 2018 3 Comments

He would probably stop eating Deantini. He also would fit in his Audi. PrezBo via Bwog Archives

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How To Download Your Own Butler Bookshelf With CLIO

By Ross Chapman on Feb 08, 2018 0 Comments

Last week, I wrote about taking all of the resources you could from your Canvas and Courseworks sites. But what if you want to learn about topics you don’t cover in class? It’s so hard to find time during your few years at Columbia to read about anything other than your courses, but as soon […]

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Song Requests For The Lerner Piano Lounge

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Feb 08, 2018 0 Comments

It is a truth universally acknowledged that, no matter what time it is, if there is a piano in the vicinity, any Columbia student who can play it will play it. Love it or hate it, we’re never going to get them to stop, so here’s some suggestions to make the soundtrack to our studying […]

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Fake Reviews of Unofficial Columbia Traditions

By Idris O'Neill on Feb 08, 2018 0 Comments

Bwog Baby and full-time critic Idris O’Neill contemplates her time at Barnard, providing arbitrary number assignments (like GPAs) to things that aren’t real (like academia). This time, Columbia is the one that gets graded and there is no P/D/F-ing this review. Primal Scream – 7/10 Worth it. Did not know at first this was a […]

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Science 101: Advice For Introductory Lecture Courses

By Alex Tang on Feb 08, 2018 1 Comments

Welcome back to Science 101, Bwog’s weekly column where we share tips and tricks on navigating STEM at Columbia. In this week’s column, Bwog Science Editor Alex Tang shares his tips for succeeding in large, introductory science courses. He draws from his experiences in gen chem, Mowsh bio, and gen physics. Many students claim that […]

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Announcement: President Beilock’s Inauguration Events

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Feb 08, 2018 0 Comments

We’ve convocated, and we’ve welcomed and now we’re officially inaugurating Barnard’s new president, Sian Beilock. The ceremony will take place tomorrow, February 9, at 2 pm at Riverside Church, with the doors opening at 1:115 pm. (Walk-ins are welcome, or you can RSVP here.) This marks the official conferring of the presidency and will feature […]

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Bwoglines: Can Governments Actually Agree On Things Edition

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Feb 08, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Months after September elections left no party with a clear majority, Angela Merkel’s conservative CDU/CSU seem to be close to creating a coalition government, after coming to an agreement over the division of key ministries with center-left Social Democrats (SPD). The deal still needs to be approved by SPD members but gives their […]

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Open Meeting Announcement: Time To Make Some Mistakes

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did you know that HOWARD SHORE of LORD OF THE RINGS FAME wrote the score for twilight: eclipse?? I-
have I been rewatching the twilight series with my friend? yes and what about it
open meeting announcement

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Bwoglines: My Address? Low-Earth Orbit Edition

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i have yet again succeeded in including one (1) space related bwogline :)
I'm mad I accidently woke up earlier when I was supposed to sleep in :/ curse u sleep schedule
rip pilot whales :(

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The MoMA Through The Eyes Of Someone Who’s Never Gone To An Art Museum Before

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art is cool
artsy bwog
I love museums
moma
wear a mask plz

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How To Recreate Infamous Campus Crying Spots From Home

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barnard hall 304 has seen many tears
crying
crying in the stairwell is a vibe
ive often cried during class
just let it out
mozzerella sticks cure all

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Fourteen Days In The Life: A Quarantine Diary

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Manic Pixie Dream Girl Procrastination Tactics

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i love calico critters
john green can't write women but i forgive him
men with savior complexes hmu
mpdg
not a playlist yall

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How To Simulate The Library Experience From Home

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butler
Can you tell I wanna be back in NYC?
do you miss it?
I aspire to be the person that studies at Avery
I do <3
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NoCo
teachers college library is honestly my favorite

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Bwoglines: Heroes Edition

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gold medal
rest in peace
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