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Open Meeting Announcement

By Bwog Staff on Oct 01, 2017 0 Comments

Tonight, 9pm, Lerner 510. We hope to see you at Bwog’s weekly meeting! Not only will you get to hang out with some of Morningside’s finest, but you’ll also be able to eat your worries away with some delicious TJs goodies. Like usual, we’ll be discussing pitches, passing around snacks, and getting on with business. We love […]

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Bwoglines: Just Another Sunday Edition

By Kiana Taghavi on Oct 01, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Investigators and law enforcement are examining two incidents as terrorist acts in Edmonton, Canada after a suspect hit a police officer with a car, stabbed him, and then struck four pedestrians with a U-Haul truck while traveling on a busy street late Saturday night and early Sunday morning. Chief Rod Knecht of the […]

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Where Do The 110 Elevators Go After 11pm?

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Sep 30, 2017 0 Comments

One Barnard dorm’s elevators are not like every other dorm’s elevators. Do they contain a dark secret, or have they just not been renovated since the fifties? Senior Staffer Betsy Ladyzhets investigates. Imagine – it’s 11:30 pm on a Sunday. I’ve got a mound of dirty clothes taking up space beside my bed and a […]

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Where Art Thou: Going Global

By Sarah Kinney on Sep 30, 2017 1 Comments

New York City is packed with amazing culture and inspiring art, but sometimes it’s difficult to break the Morningside-bubble and experience it all first-hand. “Where Art Thou” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/theatrically-inclined on campus. On campus: Monday night at Miller Theatre, Arthur Mitchell—the first African […]

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Fall 2017 CCSC, ESC, SGA Election Results

By Jenny Zhu on Sep 30, 2017 0 Comments

After a slew of impressively professional Facebook photographs and extensive flyer-based marketing campaigns, we made it! CCSC, ESC, and SGA election results for first-years have arrived, and the below are the winners. The PDF at the end of post contains the full vote count for CCSC/ESC. Congratulations to the new leaders of the Columbia University Class of 2021! CCSC 2021 […]

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Bwoglines: So Clean, So Fresh Edition

By Jenny Zhu on Sep 30, 2017 1 Comments

Happening in the World: First an enigma, now deemed a full-scale attack. 21 diplomats at the US embassy in Cuba have contracted the same serious disease, with symptoms including hearing loss and other cognitive issues. Calling this a deliberate, targeted “attack,” Secretary of State Rex Tillerson plans to withdraw the majority of the embassy’s staff, with profound implications on current US-Cuba […]

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Bwog Reviews: “Opening Night: Bach + Glass”

By Zack Abrams on Sep 29, 2017 0 Comments

New Bwogger and live music aficionado Zack Abrams attended the Miller Theatre last night for the show ‘Bach + Glass: Opening Night’ featuring pianist Simone Dinnerstein and Boston-based chamber orchestra A Far Cry who performed music by J.S. Bach and Philip Glass. Last night, I jumped at the opportunity to cover the latest show from […]

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Networking Guide: How To Connect With The Hottest Dogs On Campus

By Zack Abrams on Sep 29, 2017 0 Comments

You’ve seen them happily playing with their owners around campus. You’ve wondered how to approach them while hurrying to make your 4:10. Now, Bwog presents the definitive guide to catching the attention of the coolest canines on campus (and their owners too, I guess). Make sure to walk around campus during peak activity hours, especially […]

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Calling Berlin: Paul Hockenos Summarizes His Book At The Deutsches Haus

By Abby Rubel on Sep 29, 2017 0 Comments

Last night at the Deutsches Haus (German House), Paul Hockenos gave a talk on his new book, Berlin Calling, which focuses on subcultures in East and West Berlin during the Cold War. Staff Writer Abby Rubel attended this interesting, if slightly underwhelming, discussion of punk, poetry, and politics. The event, “Berlin Calling: A Story of Anarchy, […]

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Help Puerto Rico And Learn A Cool New Skill!

By Zack Abrams on Sep 29, 2017 0 Comments

In case you’ve been living under a rock for the past few weeks, Hurricane Maria, a powerful Category 4 storm, made landfall on Puerto Rico. Maria caused extensive damage and flooding, rendering the entire national electrical grid powerless. Today, Columbia’s Group for Experimental Methods in the Humanities, in conjunction with Columbia University Libraries, is launching a […]

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Bwoglines: Bye Bye Bey Edition

By Zack Abrams on Sep 29, 2017 0 Comments

Happening Around The World: A planned referendum for independence in Catalonia, one of 17 autonomous provinces of Spain, is escalating into a constitutional crisis as the national government in Madrid tries radical measures to stop the vote from going forward. (New York Times) Happening In The US: Tom Price, Secretary of Health and Human Services, used […]

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Western Saharan Band “Group Doueh” Touring In NYC

By Bwog Staff on Sep 28, 2017 0 Comments

If electric guitars, authentic Saharawi music, or riveting cinematography excite the neurons in your body, this announcement just may be for you. Alum Cyrus Moussavi, CC ’09, is on an east coast tour with the legendary Group Doueh (pronounced “Doo-way”) from the Western Sahara. The band is playing tomorrow (September 29th) at (Le) Poisson Rouge at 7:30 […]

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How To Recreate Columbia Culture From Home

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#club culture sucks except bwog is good join bwog
#i dare you to do these for real
#i miss campus
#idk why half of these are about food either

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Columbia Smells That We Miss

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i am laying in bed thinking about the first time i smelled a vanilla cupcake scented candle from yankee candle
peee yew
smelly
stinky

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Bwog Book Club Presents: More Books!

Victoria Borlando 1

frankenstein was the best book ever written dont @ me
from now on all classic book adaptations must have colin firth
i really wish biscuit goes to school was on this list but unfortunately 'masterpieces' wasn't a category

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FIRST-YEAR BINGO: Things We Never Did But Probably Should’ve/Wanted To

Olivia Mitchell 0

graphic design is my passion
it took me 15 minutes to write that tiny lil blurb because my brain is broken
look how pretty this bingo looks doe
ngl i did do some of these things aha

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Bwoglines: Sharing Is Caring Edition

Sam Losee 0

been to any zarties lately?
covid-19 die in a ditch challenge
franny choi is my hero
hope u are all safe !!!!!
hope u are also vibing !!
sorry but i will simply never write a bwoglines on time

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Class Of 2024 Regular Decision Results Have Been Released

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breaking
class of 2024
we hope all of your rush bwog
welcome welcome

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Housing Reviews 2020: 600 W 116th St

Mary Clare Greenlees 0

being in 600 during the summer–HOT
bwastro
Housing reviews
housing reviews 2020
the doubles are BIG
though they are doubles
yay barnard housing was pushed back for another few weeks

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The Core Is Lord Of The Rings

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

bwop to the top
fool of a took is the new cellar door
i almost put a works cited on this post deadass
i have a lot of feelings about fantasy books and the core deal with it
if u think tolkien's name is bad remember clive staples lewis
legolas and gimli are in love and if you think otherwise i genuinely do not care
new series: isabel compares in which i compare random media properties to random columbia things for over 1k words
the hobbit did give us a trilogy that almost solely existed for blatant homoeroticism and that's kinda hot

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