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I Reserved A Butler Study Desk For At Least 50 Hours

By Bwog Staff on Oct 27, 2017 1 Comments

We all know the saying that the early bird gets the worm, but that cliche seems especially applicable when it comes to Butler and its many, but oft-occupied, study desks. In wake of this demand for quality, individualized study space, especially during midterms, many students turn to reserving Butler desks for the entire day with their notebooks, […]
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What Where You Sit At 1020 Says About You

By Bwog Staff on Oct 27, 2017 0 Comments

Disclaimer: this is completely made up. It probably makes no sense. Front table: You enjoy watching darts. You like breathing space. Maybe you want to look out the window. You don’t want to swim through 200 people for a smoking break outside. Booths: You have about four friends. These four friends bring their friends and surprise […]
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Bwoglines: I Still Don’t Have A Costume Planned Edition

By Zack Abrams on Oct 27, 2017 0 Comments

Happening Around The World: In one of the weirdest news stories of this year, Australia’s High Court decreed that 5 members of Parliament were ineligible to run for their seats because they were all dual citizens of Australia and another country, and dual citizens cannot run for Parliament. Though some of the members didn’t even know […]
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A Look At The Tension Between Barnard Residential Life And The RAs

By Victoria Arancio on Oct 26, 2017 3 Comments

Since the beginning of this semester, two Barnard RAs have been fired by Barnard ResLife. After learning about the ambiguous relationship between ResLife and RAs, Deputy Editor Victoria Arancio explores how RAs have struggled to be heard by administration.  Since February, Bwog has been following the ongoing problems between Barnard Resident Assistants (RAs) and Barnard Residential Life and Housing […]
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Barnard’s Activist-In-Residence Reina Gossett Accuses ‘The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson’ Creator Of Stealing Her Work

By Hannah Zwick on Oct 26, 2017 1 Comments

Earlier this month, transgender filmmaker and activist Reina Gossett took to Instagram to allege that David France, creator of the Netflix documentary “The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson”, used her research to make his film. The post begins, “this week, while I’m borrowing money to pay rent, David France is releasing his multimillion […]
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Power Talk With Jehmu Greene

By Zoe Rossetto Metcalfe on Oct 26, 2017 0 Comments

This windy Wednesday, distinguished Athena Fellow and Fox News commentator Jehmu Greene came to Barnard to talk about the status of women in politics. She recounted her journey from high school voting advocate to progressive voice on Fox and her recent run for Democratic National Committee chair to Erin Vilardi, the founder of Vote, Run, Lead, […]
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How Slang Would Work If My Roommate Were In Charge

By Zack Abrams on Oct 26, 2017 0 Comments

Recently, I asked my roommate what he thinks some slang words and acronyms mean that he wasn’t familiar with. Here’s how you’d use his definitions in a sentence. FOMO  My roommate’s guess: “Forming mozarella” “Yeah, working at the pizza place is really fun. The dough spinning is easy but I’m having a lot more trouble […]
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Hip-Hop “Fight The Power” Event Fights Little Power

By Ross Chapman on Oct 26, 2017 0 Comments

When an all-star lineup of hip-hop dancers gathered in Columbia’s new Lenfest Center for the Arts, the Committee on Global Thought promised “a global conversation exploring hip-hop and social consciousness” in their “Fight the Power” event. The panel discussion, however, failed to live up to its name. While the performers adequately discussed their personal experiences […]
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Bwoglines: History Repeats Itself Edition

By Sarah Harty on Oct 26, 2017 0 Comments

Happening Around The World: Heightened racial tensions and hostile relations with communist nations? It really is the 1950s all over again. North Korea has warned of a possible hydrogen bomb test over the Pacific Ocean, a threat that apparently should be taken “very seriously”. Just as a reminder, the h-bomb is 1,000 times more powerful […]
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What Does Your Canada Goose Do When It’s 75 Degrees In Fall?

By Megan Wylie on Oct 25, 2017 0 Comments

With the lack of appropriate October weather, there has been a noticeably missing motif on campus: the Canada Goose. To gain an insider’s perspective on this epidemic, staff writer, Megan Wylie, jumped into her closet to get in the head of her dusty, aging parka. We always hear about the effects of Climate Change on polar bears, […]
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A Beginner’s Guide to Library Etiquette

By Isabel Sepúlveda on Oct 25, 2017 2 Comments

Look, we get it. Midterms are a trying time for everyone; you’re running on maybe three hours of sleep over the last five days, trying to read every LitHum book you didn’t have time to earlier in the semester. With all this stress, it’s easy to forget the basic niceties that make our study spaces […]
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Healthy Stress Eating Foods

By Ramisa Murshed on Oct 25, 2017 0 Comments

Midterm season is upon us, with the worst of it still yet to come. We know those sleepless nights in Butler are incomplete with an abundance of junk food, like chips, cookies, and cans of Red Bull with who knows how many calories. We all stress eat, but junk food is the last thing you […]
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Bwoglines: Primary Drama Edition

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Field Notes: Archery Edition

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  • i tried to come up with archery puns but it didn't really work so rip thematic unity
  • then again who comes to field notes for thematic unity anyways
  • we all did very different things this week huh
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Housing Coverage 2020: Day 16 Roundup

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What We Miss Most About Columbia And Barnard Dining Halls

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  • broken soft serve machines
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  • HONEY GLAZED DOUGH
  • how tf were those buffalo chicken wraps so GOOD>
  • Mac n cheese bites we love you
  • michelin star cuisine
  • smoothies that are mostly ginger...we stan you
  • this is making me so hungry
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  • wow I miss it
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CWB: Homemade Strawberry Jam

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  • i was so excited to wake up this morning and put this on my english muffin
  • it takes forever to mix but its worth it
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  • this is my jam
  • you can taste the lemon in the completed jam and im here for it
  • yum!
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Student Council Election Results Are In

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Bwoglines: Horse-Drawn Carriage Edition

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  • happy last week of classes! but we still have next monday :)
  • horse-drawn carriages? in my 21st century cities? it's getting less likely than you'd think
  • props to new zealand. wish that could be me
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Columbia-Themed Quiplash

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  • i have watched the polygon quiplash videos approximately 1000000 times since quarantine began and they hold up!
  • polygon can keep the piss-based humor bwog has its own weird memes
  • this is not an ad
  • we just think it's neat!

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