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Legos, And Other Battles: Bwog Peoplehops Sidney Perkins

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Mar 02, 2017 3 Comments

Sidney Perkins, SEAS ’17, is the Engineering Student Council Vice President of Policy (or, as he puts it, the “leader of the policy juggernaut of ESC”). He’s been prominently featured in our ESC coverage recently because of a resolution he tried (and failed) to pass in order to put Legos in an engineering student center, […]

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Bwoglines: Time To Fundamentally Change

By Elana Rebitzer on Mar 02, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Uber’s CEO released a message to his employees saying that he must “fundamentally change” after a series of scandals in the last few months tarnished the companies image. (The Atlantic) Happening in NYC: Home renovator Jerry Birbach, known for blocking a low-income housing project in the 1970s, died on Wednesday at 87. (New York […]

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Name A Dining Hall Contest Winner Announcement

By Youngweon Lee on Mar 01, 2017 0 Comments

Well, folks, here it is, the much-anticipated announcement for the winner of the Name A Dining Hall Contest! A round of applause for the winning name, “VaJJ”! Whoever submitted this moniker for the John-JJ’s hybrid dining hall can come to our meeting this Sunday at 7pm in Lerner 505 to claim the prize, a swipe […]

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Back Of The Envelope: How Much Did Cannon’s Steal From Students?

By Ross Chapman on Mar 01, 2017 4 Comments

For the first-years who don’t know, Cannon’s was a Columbia bar at 108th and Broadway. While the business hadn’t actually been called Cannon’s since 2004 (it turned into O’Connell’s, and then into Tara Hill), the venerated bar was a well-attended watering hole since the 1930’s. Last June, Cannon’s announced that it would be shutting its […]

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New Russias, Old Russias, And Argumentative Russias: A Talk With Victoria Lomasko

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Mar 01, 2017 0 Comments

Yesterday evening, Russian graphic artist Victoria Lomasko spoke at the Harriman Institute about her new book, Other Russias, an anthology of her work documenting protesters and disenfranchised, “invisible” social groups in Moscow. Managing Editor Betsy Ladyzhets was the youngest, the most inspired, and the most likely to take advantage of the fancy cheese person in […]

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The Key To A Successful All-Nighter: Bring Your Coffee Machine To Butler

By Youngweon Lee on Mar 01, 2017 0 Comments

Youngweon Lee, Daily Editor and self-described “Carman hall coffee fairy” brought her coffee machine to Butler 209 last weekend. Here’s what happened. We’ve all been there. We all knows what it feels like to know damn well at midnight that you’re not leaving Butler until 9am. You’re feeling kind of fresh now, out of desperation […]

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GSSC Can’t Stop Talking About Puppies

By Bwog Staff on Mar 01, 2017 0 Comments

GSSC is back with Romane Thomas! They covered the integration of Dual BAers, CUFSN, GS week, and more during this week’s meeting. Last night GSSC gave us co-sponsorships and promises meditation sessions and insomnia cookies. President Larosa started off the meeting by reminding the council that election season was starting today with the information session […]

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Bwoglines: More South Korean Drama

By Youngweon Lee on Mar 01, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: Lee Jae-Yong, the de facto leader of the Samsung conglomerate, one of the largest corporations in the world, was indicted of bribery and embezzlement charges. This is part of the whirlwind of a political drama that has swept the country for the past year or so, and part of an effort […]

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The Big Surprise: A Horror Story

By Victoria Arancio on Feb 28, 2017 0 Comments

Living in a quad presents some challenges. You love your roommates, but noise complaints from hallmates seem to happen at least once a week. Your roommates have just joined sororities and their bigs are popping in your room to leave gifts on their beds. Everything seems great: but what happens when the your insane hallmate stops […]

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Overseen: CUCR In The 37th Razzie Award Winner Announcement

By Victoria Arancio on Feb 28, 2017 0 Comments

This past weekend, the United States has celebrated Hollywood and film at the 89th Academy Awards. Moonlight, La La Land, Hidden Figures, Lion, and other films were celebrated by the Academy. This year, Hollywood celebrated diversity through thought, creativity, and color. Hollywood still has to make significant changes in order to make creative opportunities more […]

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SGA Tackles Winter Housing…Again

By Dassi Karp on Feb 28, 2017 1 Comments

There’s always something that needs to be fixed at Barnard, and once again our fearless SGA is trying to get things done. At this week’s blessedly brief Rep Council meeting, the Student Government Association discussed what can be done about winter housing. Unlike at Columbia Housing, where dorms are open throughout winter break for whichever […]

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From The Issue: Gravitas In The Glitz

By The Blue and White on Feb 28, 2017 0 Comments

Nightlife sociologist Victor P. Corona has traveled past the velvet ropes of New York’s wildest clubs, cocktail spots and cabarets, contributing to his field in an irresistibly idiosyncratic–and iridescent–way. In pivoting his academic focus from the military to the world of drag queens and glam scenes, Corona seeks to dissect their hold on our national […]

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STEM Vs Creative Writing – A Case Study

Daniel Ortega-Venni 0

double-major
i'd probably enjoy this more
if grades didn't matter
sometimes I wonder why I do this

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Dear Columbia: Why Donut You Get A Dunkin’ To Open Even Closer To Campus?

Jake Tibbetts 3

i feel bad for getting so aggro about blue bottle without even trying it
i just have a lot of feelings
i'll defend this shitty chain until the day i die
jake is my name and playing up my bostonian identity is my game
pret who?
they should have chocolate munchkins in jj's
where else can you buy a BOX full of coffee

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Circles Of Sorrow: In the Blood By The Acting Class Of 2020

Mia Xing 0

art
bippity bwoggity boo
her MIND!
i went to a play on a Thursday night
not theatER!
quality acting
quality production
so so good
Suzan-Lori Parks
theatre

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COMIC: Timmy

Riva Weinstein 1

a horrifying alternate universe where im a junior english major in cc
comic
i had to do more research for this comic than i truly wanted to
timmy if you ever see this im sorry you seem like a reasonably nice dude
timothee chalamet

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Bwoglines: Bolivian Protests And Orangutan Humanization

Lauren Kahme 0

bwoglines
go see the rugby game !!!
I love that orangutans are people too
politics get tense everywhere
stay warm this fall/winter folks
stop bwop and roll
the center for orangutans would be in florida
we also love when NYC fails their citizens :(
we love school spirit

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Big Tech Is People, Too

Zack Abrams 3

big tech
Events
libertarianism
plz email me with thoughts instead of commenting: zack@bwog.com
read 'super pumped'
was tempted to call the last section "ego and the dying planet" but i was scared no one would get the reference

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It’s Fucking Cold And My Hands Are So Pale

Bwog Staff 3

"long and useless" is also a good way to describe my corporeal form
a man's gotta do something to keep warm!
hot take: they should put hot tubs on the roofs of campus buildings
i'm always cold #justanemiathings
it's fucking cold
mmmm printer warmth
november means it's time to "omg feel my hands they're so cold" your way into a relationship

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Tolerating The Intolerable: A Conversation Avec Maison Française

Alan Wang 0

bwog can be highbrow sometimes
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highbrow discussions
intolerance
Maison Française
tolerance

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