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Bwoglines: Sleeping In Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 22, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: Lots of natural disasters. In Mexico City, rescuers spent days attempting to save a little girl stuck in rubble, and the effort abruptly stopped when “Navy Assistant Secretary Angel Enrique Sarmiento said there is no missing child at the collapsed Mexico City school that has been the focus of rescue efforts” (NPR). […]

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Classroom Idiocy

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Sep 21, 2017 1 Comments

After having been back at Columbia University for a few weeks, Bwog is once again struck by how little attention their classmates have paid to the assigned readings- or logic in general. Here, Bwog Senior Staff Writer Gabrielle Kloppers recounts a few choice excerpts. “I know these are statues, but like…the Greeks…didn’t actually fight centaurs, […]

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Ode To The First-Year Who Filled An Entire Take-Out Container With JJ’s Popcorn

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Sep 21, 2017 2 Comments

Sometimes, in our daily lives at Columbia, we see another student do something so inspiring that we feel compelled to share their story with everyone on campus. Managing Editor Betsy Ladyzhets had such an experience a few nights ago. At first glance, she seemed unassuming. Just another student milling through the Monday night JJ’s rush, […]

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Bwoglines: Tampering, Damaging, And Neglecting

By Victoria Arancio on Sep 21, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: With allegations of tampering with the results of the Kenyan presidential election, the Kenyan Supreme Court ruled that the election be “re-run” within the next 60 days. The voting irregularities found convinced the court to dismiss the election results. This is the first time that an African country is redoing an election. […]

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Spec Could Hear Us Knocking But We Couldn’t Come In

By Bwog Staff on Sep 20, 2017 2 Comments

This past summer, the Columbia Daily Spectator was forced out of its old office space on Broadway between 11th and 112th Street. The publication has not yet found a permanent new home, but for the time being its staff has taken over a few rooms in Riverside Church. Whether or not this move uptown is part […]

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Burns, Baby, Burns: A Discussion Of ‘The Vietnam War’ (The Documentary)

By Bwog Staff on Sep 20, 2017 0 Comments

Yesterday afternoon, Ken Burns himself visited Columbia’s hallowed halls to discuss his new documentary on the Vietnam War, along with co-director Lynn Novick, Dean Awn, and two veterans (one a GS alum who served in Vietnam and one a current GS student who served in Iraq and Afghanistan). We sent newly minted staff writer Abby […]

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GSSC: Newbies Edition

By Alex Tang on Sep 20, 2017 0 Comments

Each Wednesday, Bwog presents a recap of the General Studies Student Council (GSSC) meeting from the night before. Senior Staffer Alex Tang attended yesterday’s meeting and brings us the highlights. Last night, the General Studies Student Council met for their second meeting of the 2016-2017 academic year. The main focus of this week’s meeting was on […]

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Bwoglines: Who Pooped? Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 20, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the World: If you thought this summer’s season of natural disasters had finally ended, you’d be sadly mistaken – a 7.1 earthquake struck central Mexico yesterday. So far, at least 149 people been killed and hundreds of buildings have been destroyed. (LA Times) Happening in the United States: A woman dubbed “the Mad Pooper” has been spotted defecating on the […]

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Did We Mention That Bagel Is Twenty?

By Youngweon Lee on Sep 20, 2017 8 Comments

Most bagels, when they turn twenty years old, grow stale and moldy, but not this one. Our own bagel is twenty years old and beautiful and thriving. She is a beautiful bagel and a perfect bagel in chief. Here is photographic evidence of her thriving. I found every single picture on my phone and computer […]

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A Very Happy Birthday To A Bagel

By Bwog Staff on Sep 19, 2017 0 Comments

Tonight, we want to wish a very happy birthday to our Bagel-in-Chief, Amara Banks. Despite what the bouncers at 1020 may think, she’s now 20! Whether she’s sporting the dog filter, haunting the halls of Butler, or throwing bits of (actual) bagels at us, she’ll always be our beloved Bagel. Happy birthday, Amara!

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ESC Tries To Remember Better

By Finn Klauber on Sep 19, 2017 1 Comments

Every Tuesday, Bwog presents a recap of the Engineering Student Council (ESC) meeting from the day before. ESC Bureau Chief Finn Klauber recounts this week’s meeting, wherein ESC debates the ways in which it can preserve its institutional memory for future council members. Click below to read about other updates in ESC. In the wake of the Engineering […]

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A Talk With Her Excellency Doris Leuthard, President Of Switzerland

By Bwog Staff on Sep 19, 2017 0 Comments

Each year, during the meetings of the United Nations General Assembly plenary, Columbia invites various international figures to speak in our hallowed halls. This series of discussions, often attended and moderated by President Bollinger himself, is known as the World Leaders Forum. Covering one of the first events, neophyte writer Sam Baron recounts his experience listening […]

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Every Event On Campus: Sally Kohn And Gary Abernathy Edition

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bwog loves events
check out CU Records
email us your club's events!!
Events
every event on campus
free pizza is a must
go to events!!!
great events this week
i am so sick of the dining halls
i love free food
should i start adding concerts in the city to this
student bands

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Signing Up For My Own Writing Fellow Hour: A Journey Inside Time Itself

Sarah Braner 0

can't say i recommend doing this but i also can't say i don't recommend doing this
time serpents
time snake extended universe
todd is super helpful sign up for their hour
unintended consequences
writing conference

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Open Meeting Announcement: Current Events Haiku

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bag ban
haiku4u
i can hear the girl scouts from my room: last call for cookies
it's March!
open meeting announcement
stay informed and updated

Arts

Waterways In Contemporary Chinese Ecological Art

Candice Choi 0

art and nature
art and water
arts on campus
keepers of water
wallach art gallery
year of water

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Bwoglines: Yeses And Nos

Charlotte Slovin 0

bwoglines
please go to the athena film festival!
so many amazing people in film!
went to one screening last night and I have never been more proud to say I go here
why does it look like gibberish when it's plural
yeses and nos or yesses and nos

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Major Spotlight: Race And Ethnicity Studies

Isabel Sepúlveda 2

at this time next semester i'll probably be like crying or something
bwop to the top
hey columbia fund ethnic studies and give us a department you cowards
i mean literally anything more than you're doing right now would be an improvement
i was originally hispanic studies now we're here
major spotlight
pour one out for my summer study abroad plans
u have all ur classes (basically) in a classroom with the w**d number

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Where Art Thou: And Who Says Shakespeare Is Dead? Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

me sobbing: please columbia theater community PLEASE stop scheduling ALL your plays on the weekend before spring break when my ENTIRE thesis is due
the columbia theater community holding a gun to my head: incomprehensible have a horrible day
where art thou?

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Where Is Poncho? I Miss Him

Sam Losee 1

good thing we have a great post about where to yearn
the guys who work at samad's are really nice um shoutout to them!!
thinking about him
this is a cry for help
would happily receive any and all poncho content
you can get breakfast like all day! what a great place!

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