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Senior Wisdom: Karim Nader

By Senior Wisdom on Apr 30, 2017 4 Comments

You asked, and we delivered: up next on our first day of senior wisdoms is the wonder Poke-Master Karim Nader, who tells us about Metaphysics and his EC PJ party plans. Name, School, Major, Hometown: Karim (Cream Cheese without the Cheese), Columbia College, Philosophy with a concentration in Math, from Beirut, Lebanon. Claim to fame: That guy […]

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Senior Wisdom: Alex Della Santina

By Senior Wisdom on Apr 30, 2017 5 Comments

It’s everybody’s favorite time of year: Senior Wisdom season. The season when, instead of being rained on by water, you’re rained on by the witty and wise words of Columbia’s graduating class. Our first wisdom this year is from Alex Della Santina, former poet of the marching band, Spec columnist, and resident of a destroyed […]

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CUBE’s The Sleeping Beauty

By Bella Tincher on Apr 30, 2017 0 Comments

This past Saturday night, Bwogger, Bella Tincher, decided to venture down to Riverside Theater to see the Columbia University Ballet Ensemble’ production of Sleeping Beauty. Filled with strife, drama, and comedy, the show was quite a delight. As I filled into my seat, third row from the front, I was excited to see what waiting […]

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Bwog Meeting Tonight!

By Timmy Wu on Apr 30, 2017 0 Comments

As finals season slowly creeps in, it’s difficult to keep track of anything. Exactly how much did you sleep yesterday? Have you eaten at all? How many friends do you still have left? While we have been imparting priceless wisdom to the hopeless masses of Morningside Heights, you would think Bwog has its shit together…but we have […]

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Bwoglines: Everything Is Shit, But We Know That Already Edition

By Timmy Wu on Apr 30, 2017 1 Comments

Happening in the world: As a result of the failed coup last year, Turkish government sacks about 4000 government officials, including “1000 justice ministry workers, a similar number of army staff and more than 100 air force pilots.” (BBC) Happening in the nation: After spending more than two years in detention, an American businesswoman, Sandy Phan-Gillis, […]

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Uptown Eats: Best Restaurants Above 120th Street

By Bwog Staff on Apr 29, 2017 0 Comments

Culinarily, uptown Manhattan is a part of New York that is often unfairly overlooked. We asked our staff for their favorite restaurants above 120th Street, which serve delicious meals ranging from southern comfort to Shanghainese soup dumplings. Next time you head uptown, try out some of our suggestions! La Salle Dumpling Room Known for: Shanghainese […]

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Bernheim And Schwartz To Shut Its Doors

By Mia Lindheimer on Apr 29, 2017 4 Comments

Your Senior Night plans are cancelled. Bernheim and Schwartz will close its doors indefinitely tomorrow, April 30, 2017, after just three years in Morningside Heights. Despite serving only a short tenure on campus, Bernheim had established itself as many seniors’ weekly Wednesday night plans, a decent place for a giant pretzel, and a hard-ass on fakes. We wonder […]

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“Measure Heaped In Joy”: Bwog Reviews KCST’s As You Like It

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Apr 29, 2017 0 Comments

What better way to recover from V-123 than to go see even more student theater? That’s what Managing Editor Betsy Ladyzhets did last night, when she attended the King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe’s midnight show (a.k.a. “drunk show”) of As You Like It. The production has one more show, which starts tonight at 8 pm on […]

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How To Effectively And Efficiently Get Signed Into EC

By Bwog Staff on Apr 29, 2017 0 Comments

No matter what Columbia undergrad (or grad?) school you’re in, you most definitely have had experience trying to get an EC sign-in, either for yourself or a friend. (If you’re a grad student trying to get signed into an EC party…..wyd.) We compiled a handy list of strategies below for you to get effectively and efficiently signed into […]

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It’s Lit In The Lab: A Sonnet About Science Research

By Bwog Staff on Apr 29, 2017 2 Comments

The Columbia/Barnard science community is blessed with countless lab research opportunities. Here, a first-year undergraduate researcher documents his experiences with a sonnet. He would like to preface this poem by stating that STEM, and not creative writing, is his forte. You send out emails left and right: “Please won’t you have me in your lab?” Professors […]

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Bwoglines: Amadeus Edition

By Alex Tang on Apr 29, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the United States: President Trump failed to repeal Obamacare within his first 100 days in office, as he originally promised, when House Republicans were unable to draw enough votes. (The New York Times) Happening in New York City: Amtrak plans to undergo major repair work at Penn Station this summer to fix the station’s crumbling […]

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A Tale Of Two Colleges: Bwog Reviews The 123rd Annual Varsity Show

By Bwog Staff on Apr 29, 2017 23 Comments

As is customary, Bwog sent its Arts Editor to opening night of the Varsity Show in order to catch the scoop and write the show’s first review. This year, freshly minted Arts Editor Sarah Kinney was up for the challenge. Here is Bwog’s comprehensive review of the 123rd Annual Varsity Show, representing the compiled views of all […]

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If “The Bachelor” Were At Columbia

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but what IF
columbia bachelor
most dramatic season yet?
ofc deantini would be host to seem relatable
the actual best show on Tv is the young pope
tri kap get it

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Open Meeting Announcement: Talented Brilliant Incredible

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amazing
brilliant
come through
completely not ever done before
green grepes
incredible
lady gaga
love the baby bwoggers
never the same
open meeting announcement
ryan reynolds who?
she was talking about us
showstopping
spectacular
talented
totall unique

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Warmest Places To Study On Campus

Joanna Yu 0

cold winter months
getting work done
how can people still walk around campus in shorts
if im not in a warm place in five minutes i will scream
numb fingers
poor circulation
studying in jjs is a power move
the view from pupin is amazing
too cold

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Bwoglines: Super Bowl LIV And Krispy Kreme Edition

Eva Sher 0

actually watched the super bowl this year
bwoglines
coronavirus
go football
i havent had a krispy kreme donut in so long
italy
krispy kreme
midtown
sports
write for bwog sports
yum!

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Every Event On Campus: Pulitzer Prize-Winners Speak At Pulitzer Hall Edition

Brigid Cromwell 0

bucketlist
bwog loves events
Events
film screenings are the best events
it feels like the semester should be halfway over
take advantage of all these great events
we love science events
welcome science fair

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What Does It Mean To Be Wise? A Conversation On Age, Gender, And Maturity

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events coverage
I identify with being an aggressive woman
I wish I was that wise
lenfest center
let's rethink wisdom
the words you say really do matter
why can young men get away with being immature

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“By Minute 45, It’s Not Gonna Feel Real:” Jessie Zhang Renegades For A Cause

Eliza Staples 1

bold beautiful barnard
jessie zhang is an undeniable creative force
low steps: where we are our truest and most authentic selves
putting the fun in fundraising
renegade?
tik tok

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3 Girls. 3 Joe’s Oat Milk Lattes.

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and wait all the joes are in a line?
bwig bwittle bwies
can your coffee offer you a discount code
Does Columbia just love food establishments that start with the letter "J"?
for the last time there are three joes
Joe 1
Joe 2
Joe 3
joes take all my money
joes=superior coffee establishments
oat milk lattes = best lattes
wait which ones the third one again?
wait why are their so many joes?

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