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Rush Bwog And Become A Student Government Expert

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Jan 19, 2018 0 Comments

Some Bwoggers cover theater events. Others write comedic shortforms. Still others conduct interviews with interesting students or dig deep into polarizing issues at Columbia. The best and bravest of us, though, are those who take on the ultimate challenge: covering student government. Bwog has four Bureau Chiefs, one for each of the four undergraduate student […]

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DIY In A WTF World: Crafting A Movement Against The Patriarchy

By Aliya Schneider on Jan 19, 2018 0 Comments

On Wednesday, Barnard’s Diana Event Oval hosted the women behind some of the most iconic visuals and sounds of last years Women’s March. Bwogger and Bwog photographer (Bwotographer?) Aliya Schneider attended the event and got the scoop on what it means to be a modern-day artist-activist. Joan Snitzer (Co-Chair and Director of Visual Arts, Art […]

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Bwoglines: Looming Government Shutdown Edition

By Levi Cohen on Jan 19, 2018 0 Comments

Happening in the world: 2017 was the second-hottest year on record, according to NASA. It is behind only 2016, most likely due to the La Niña phenomenon, which cool the Earth down. The globally averaged temperature of 0.9˚C, or 1.62˚F, is more than halfway to the 1.5˚C limit that the 2016 Paris Climate Agreement sought to establish. […]

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Nostalgia Ain’t What It Used To Be

By Ross Chapman on Jan 18, 2018 0 Comments

Nostalgia, the longing for a return to home and past, was not always just something to be exploited by Facebook pages. When physician Johannes Hofer introduced the term in 1688, he referred to a psychological illness, a meaning the word kept until the start of the 20th century. Nostalgia affected (mostly white, mostly male) patients […]

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Rush Bwog And Become A Staff Writer

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Jan 18, 2018 0 Comments

There are two things Bwog can never get enough of: green grapes, and Staff Writers. While Dailies are the backbone of our structure, Staff Writers are the backbone of our content – they pitch ideas for articles, attend events, and generally keep our creative juices flowing. Staff Writers can be anyone from first-years looking to dip […]

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What To Do With Paper Syllabi

By Abby Rubel on Jan 18, 2018 0 Comments

For some reason, professors insist on giving us paper copies of the syllabus even when it’s available online. Senior staffer Abby Rubel has some ideas for what to do with the extra paper. Burn it to stay warm. Our radiators are hot, but not hot enough to keep us warm in this weather. Use your extra syllabi […]

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The Fracking Debate: Past, Present, And Future

By Zoe Sottile on Jan 18, 2018 0 Comments

This Wednesday, Daniel Raimi, senior research associate at Resources for the Future, and lecturer at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan, spoke for the launch of his new book, The Fracking Debate. The book, published by the Columbia University Press as part of their Center on Global Energy […]

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Bwoglines: Territorial Disputes Edition

By Sarah Harty on Jan 18, 2018 0 Comments

What’s Happening In The World: The two Koreas are making history at February’s Winter Olympics by walking together in Pyeongchang. The decision will be finalized by the International Olympic Committee today. (Korea Herald) What’s Happening In The US: Immigration crackdown continues. The Department of Homeland security has blocked the temporary H-2A and H-2B visas for Haitians, very […]

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Amigos In Memoriam

By Youngweon Lee on Jan 17, 2018 0 Comments

Another beloved MoHi staple, Amigos, closed at the end of the last semester. Since its opening in 2013, Amigos has provided Columbia students with amazingly mediocre Mexican food, potentially poisonous margaritas, and many fond memories. Students and alums shared their favorite memories of Amigos with us that will live on forever in our nostalgic recollections. […]

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New Year’s Resolutions from Campus Buildings

By Lucy Danger on Jan 17, 2018 0 Comments

“New year, new me” – Every Instagram caption for the month of January. New Year’s resolutions are an amazing chance to turn over a new leaf–and students aren’t the only ones who are committing to a few this year! Our favorite campus buildings are getting in on the fun by deciding to leave a few […]

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How To Best Use Your Free Time During Syllabus Week

By Victoria Arancio on Jan 17, 2018 0 Comments

Are you one of the many that have successfully avoided the harrowing shopping period? Bwog’s got some things that you can do during the light and early weeks of the semester. The obvious one: binge-watch Netflix without guilt. Try to meet up with all of your friends before the semester makes you flaky. Leave the MoHi bubble […]

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SGA: A Semester in Review

By Dassi Karp on Jan 17, 2018 0 Comments

Our SGA Bureau Chief Dassi Karp summarizes what happened last semester in SGA to start a fresh new semester. I’m excited for a new semester of Barnard SGA meetings, because who doesn’t love sitting through hours of administrative guests, policy arguments, pointless votes, and occasional discussions of the work that’s actually getting done behind the scenes? […]

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First-Year Bucket List

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first years!!!!
mmm diana smoothies
nypl
simply vibin
some elevators on campus are highkey scary
there is so much to do
you will love it here i promise

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How To Make Friends In College

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assume all of these are taking into account proper social distancing procedures etc etc
bwog believes in the power of friendship
bwop to the top
the last one is basically college in a nutshell

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First-Year Horror Stories

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first-year isn't allll that bad
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honestly yikes
how are we all still ok ??
the worst nights make the best memories
we all have those embarrassing/sad/bad moments sometimes

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Houses And Homes: Denton, Texas

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ahhhh suburbia
at least the backyard view is nice
things are pretty bad in texas right now :(
this is the longest period of time i've been at home and i'm going insane

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Columbia To Pursue Legal Action Against ICE

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Potential Alternative Reopening Strategies

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Columbia Announces Reopening Plans For 2020-2021 Year

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Barnard College Announces Reopening Plans For 2020-2021 Year

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