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What If PrezBo Were A Dinosaur?

By Youngweon Lee on Feb 08, 2018 6 Comments

He would probably eat Deantini. He also wouldn’t fit in his Audi. PrezBo via Bwog Archives

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How To Propose To A Prospective Roommate

By Abby Rubel on Feb 07, 2018 0 Comments

You’ve heard of “prompose,” but do you have any idea how to pop the question to the most important person in your life? No, not your spouse, your future roommate. Senior Staffer Abby Rubel has some ideas for you. Actually propose. Buy a Ring Pop, get down on one knee, and ask them, “Will you be […]

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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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GSSC Talks CARES Act, Veteran Advocacy, And The 2020-2021 Budget

Olivia Mitchell 0

anyway stan gssc
i love being the only person who watches these meetings
i think hes at harvard law now? wild
miss my king josh vp of policy from last year

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Sharing The Rectangle Space

Julia Tolda 0

arts review
how fancy of me
ILLUSTRATORS ROCK
invite me to more poetry readings please
poetry
this was so much fun

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Understanding The Causes And Implications Of Wildfires On The West Coast: A Lecture On Climate Crisis

Jeff Davis 0

bwog covers events
climate crisis
earth institute
global warming
lecturehop
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Ranking Famous Alumni By How Insane They’ve Been During The Pandemic

Miyoki Walker 3

celebrities
fuck john lennon
gonna go find amelia earhart yall want anything?
you used to be a little kid with glasses in a twin sized bed...

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Protocols For Private Messaging People On Zoom

Rania Borgani 0

announce it to everyone
be polite tho
big oof
hey prof check the chat
hi and so sorry for ghosting any pre-frosh friends
we do be living in a period of time tho
zoom university
zoomin

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Bwoglines: Porridge And Boundaries Edition

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Steps To Keeping And Maintaining Friends On Campus In the Middle Of A Pandemic

Maddie Goodman 1

communication is key!
covid-19
friends friends friendly friends time to meet my friends
we believe in you

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CEC Announces Passage Of Divestment Referendum, CCSC And ESC Election Results

Bwog Staff 1

bds referendum
breaking news
ccsc
esc
israel palestine
student council elections

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