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Bwoglines: They’re Always Watching Edition

By Elana Rebitzer on Mar 09, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the World: Wikileaks released a set of documents detailing CIA operations and the extent of surveillance that the CIA can employ. The source of these leaks is still unclear. (Washington Post) Happening in NYC: A gun-trafficking ring from Virginia was responsible for bringing 200 guns into the state of New York illegally. The group […]

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What Does Your First Day Say About Your Major?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 08, 2017 1 Comments

It’s that time of the year again: major declaration. For those of you who can’t wait until your entry on the all-knowing Directory is updated, and thus put weight on your studies—this one’s for you. Choose your own adventure below, and see if it matches up to the major that you (hopefully) have declared by […]

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Community Scholars Lecture: Voices From Inside America’s Mass System of Punishment

By Bwog Staff on Mar 08, 2017 0 Comments

The Community Scholars Lectures are the product of a partnership between the Columbia School of Professional Studies and the Office of Government and Community Affairs. In their second lecture of the year, which took place on March 7th at Low Rotunda, Reverend Vivian Nixon, Executive Director of the College and Community Fellowship, Columbia University Community […]

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What To Do When Someone Takes Your Seat In ButRef

By Youngweon Lee on Mar 08, 2017 0 Comments

You did everything right to mark your territory and make sure you have a reserved space in the always-full ButRef (a.k.a. Butler 301, The Reference Room, or “the big room on the third floor”), but some self-righteous selfish asshole one-upped your own self righteous selfish assholery, moved your things to the side, and took your seat. […]

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GSSC Addresses Mental Health Challenges And Clears The Air About Gala Ticket Controversy

By Romane Thomas on Mar 08, 2017 0 Comments

GSSC Bureau Chief Romane Thomas provides the scoop on what GSSC talked about in this week’s meeting, which includes gala ticket confusions and mental health issues. Last night, General Studies Student Council met in the Lerner Satow Room to clear up confusion about gala tickets and announce some upcoming events. Silin Chan and Raisa Flor, […]

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In Memory Of Maggie The Magnolia

By Youngweon Lee on Mar 08, 2017 0 Comments

The Barnard SGA Campus Life Committee and Barnard McAC are hosting a farewell event for the late Maggie the Magnolia today from 11am to 3pm outside of Liz’s Place. There will be pink candles, buttons, and a magnolia-themed photobooth. The event is also meant to honor Maggie’s long legacy at the school on International Women’s Day. […]

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Bwoglines: Keeping Out The Wall Builders

By Youngweon Lee on Mar 08, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: Poachers killed a beloved 4-year-old male white rhino, Vince, who was kept in the Thoiry Zoological Park in France. There is a very high demand for rhino horns especially in southeast Asia and China, where they are considered status symbols, an aphrodisiac, and a miracle drug. (Chicago Tribune) Happening in NYC: […]

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Library Review Megapost: The Authoritative Guide To Columbia Libraries

By Ross Chapman on Mar 07, 2017 0 Comments

Over the last month, Bwog has compiled 17 reviews of Columbia libraries around campus with the goal of promoting spaces other than Butler to the student body. With our project complete and midterms underway, we’d like to present one post with information from and links to every library review. Take a look at the specific […]

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Bwog Previews KCST’s Antigone

By Finn Klauber on Mar 07, 2017 0 Comments

Columbia University’s HeForShe and King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe (KCST) brings Antigone into the twenty first century. Antigone highlights the significance of gender roles and morality in the play that provides a new and fascinating experience for all. In the past century or so, Sophocles’ tragedy Antigone—arguably his greatest work—has gained an entirely new thematic aura. That […]

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ESC Tries To Revamp The NoCo Science And Engineering Library

By Finn Klauber on Mar 07, 2017 2 Comments

Yesterday’s meeting of Engineering Student Council only entertained about half of the voting representatives, as the other half were, presumably, intensely studying for midterms this week. As such, Engineering Student Council Bureau Chief Finn Klauber only covers the few scant topics that were touched upon last night. New NoCo Study Space The discussion topic of the […]

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SGA Is Good At Student Governing

By Dassi Karp on Mar 07, 2017 0 Comments

Once again, SGA revealed its capacity to get things done. Despite starting late and running long, members at this week’s Rep Council meeting heard from two student groups, voted on election guidelines and endowment proposals, and–our favorite–discussed the most recent Desserts After Dark results. First, members of the Black, Latinx, and Indigenous Constituencies under the […]

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Bwoglines: Climate Change Edition

By Victoria Arancio on Mar 07, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the nation: The Endangered Species Act was implemented during Nixon’s presidency to protect more than a thousand threatened or endangered species of plants and animals. Congressional Republicans have introduced 11 pieces of legislation that might put endangered species at risk. (Scientific American) Happening in NYC: It appears that spring has arrived in Brooklyn and […]

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Columbia College Announces Fall 2019 Junior Phi Beta Kappa Inductees

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congratulations
fall 2019 inductees
if you don't see your name on here hold out hope for the spring :')
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CCSC Passes BDS Referendum After Years Of Dissent

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Callout: Hewitt Diners

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it's honestly just rude to throw your shit down for no reason
please just be respectful and put your dishes on the trays correctly
stop making the jobs of those who work in hewitt harder

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Bwoglines: Bwog Enters The Race Edition

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bwog 2020 because we're not spec
bwog runs for president
lol bloomberg
pandas and bwog is a winning ticket
prezbo and bloomberg are engaged in a massive conspiracy to increase pizza prices and metrocard fares. but not really

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Columbia/Barnard Dining Halls As Posts Bwog Has Written About Columbia/Barnard Dining Halls

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can you tell diana is my favourite dining hall
in conclusion steal things from dining halls
love a good meta moment
MMMbwop
this post had to be reworked twice because it just wasn't funny
why do we write so many posts about dining halls

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Why Is It So Hot In My Room?

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bwop tart
I want a post about how cold someone's room is because I haven't heard of one
shut out nature
Texas is colder than Broadway Hall
You can't escape the heat even in winter

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MFA Acting Thesis Explores Themes Of Race, Class, And Sexuality

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good job class of 2020!
mfa acting thesis
this show was actually so good
very graphic sex scene though be warned
where do we live

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A Conversation With SoundCloud Rapper Yung Nugget

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a portrait of the artist as a yung nugget
extortion on my mind just like a 1300s pastor
i love it when you call me big bwoppa
music
poppin bwottles
the full transcript was more than 4000 words
this interview was so long i wish i could have included more of it
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yung nugget is actually so nice!

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