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Bwoglines: Hungry Hungry… Crocodile? Edition

By Zack Abrams on Oct 13, 2017 0 Comments

Happening Around The World: Authorities in Australia are hunting for a crocodile which may have killed and eaten a 79-year old grandmother. Can I major in crocodile hunting here? (Newsweek) Happening In The US: Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) has announced that she will not run for governor in the state and remain as a Senator, in a time […]

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Butler Rooms Ranked By Optimal Crying Locations (From Worst to Best)

By Megan Wylie on Oct 12, 2017 1 Comments

We’ve all been there at one time or another: It’s your ninth hour in Butler, you have three midterms this week and you just feel the overall need to let your stress out in the form of light tears and subtle screams. As far as coping mechanisms go, it’s one of the healthier ones, so […]

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What To Do With Your Parents During Homecoming: A Guide

By Zoe Rossetto Metcalfe on Oct 12, 2017 0 Comments

Family weekend is upon us! That means that for many (read: freshmen), our lovely parents will be on campus, ready to mingle and pay for food. You may be wondering, how can I show my parents how much I’ve grown as an adult and wow them with both my ease of navigating my new life […]

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Why Are Alums Who Literally Graduated Still On Campus?

By Youngweon Lee on Oct 12, 2017 2 Comments

We’ve all seen those alums who hang around campus despite the fact that they literally fucking graduated. We’ve had those semi-awkward conversations: “Hey! Good to see you! Didn’t you graduate, though…?” “Yeah! I’m still here though! Haha!” Bwog investigated: why do alums hang around after literally graduating? One might be inclined to think that once […]

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“You’re All So Upset:” Theatre MFA Class Of 2018 Opens The Lenfest Center With Chekhov’s “The Seagull”

By Levi Cohen on Oct 12, 2017 4 Comments

Last night, the new Lenfest Center for the Arts premiered the opening performance of Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull,” directed by Andrei Serban. It was the first performance in the Lenfest Center’s Flexible Performance Space, and the first in this year’s season of Acting Thesis productions. Running in repertory (that is, in alternation) with “The Seagull” is […]

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Announcement: Big Sub 2017!

By Sarah Harty on Oct 12, 2017 1 Comments

Originally scheduled for yesterday but moved due to rain (good call McAc), Big Sub 2017 is happening tonight at 7 in the Barnard Quad. For those who don’t know, Big Sub is exactly what it sounds like: A very big sandwich. So big, it stretches the entire length of Barnard’s campus. This fun and delicious […]

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Bwoglines: Mr. Robot Edition

By Sarah Harty on Oct 12, 2017 3 Comments

Happening Around The World: Hackers. They’re everywhere. First jet and navy data was stolen from Australia, now it’s been reported that North Korea’s hacking abilities are “beyond imagination” after it stole secret intelligence documents yesterday. Might be time to put that tape on your computer camera. (BBC, ABC) Happening In The US: Donald Trump has just […]

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Choose Your Own Drunk Adventure: Homecoming Edition

By Victoria Arancio on Oct 11, 2017 1 Comments

It’s the day that we all seemed to forgot but are now excited for: Homecoming! Columbia Football being undefeated is like watching a total solar eclipse: a short-lived rarity that encourages a massive lack of productivity, costing students and the university thousands. But let’s face it: Columbia’s Homecoming is well deserved time to go to parties and relax with […]

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“Homes for All”: A Dialogue On Gentrification, Policing, And Housing Justice In Urban Communities

By Layla Alexander on Oct 11, 2017 2 Comments

Barnumbia loves to forget that our campus is an exemplar of gentrification. Bwogger Layla Alexander attended an event on promoting housing justice and ways in which to identify and resist systems that target society’s most vulnerable members. Barnumbia is often referred to as a “bubble.” Despite being situated in Morningside Heights, a neighborhood adjacent to (and, arguably, within) East […]

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How To Know You’re Not Hooking Up With A 16 Year Old

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Oct 11, 2017 3 Comments

As our years at Columbia trickle slowly by, each year we are greeted by an ever-younger cohort in 1020, at the frathouses, and in our classes. How do you know that the cutie from Intro to Psych is legally of an age where you can get it on? Bwog Staff Writer Gabrielle Kloppers investigates. Flirting […]

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GSSC Gets Geared Up For The Next Big Party

By Alex Tang on Oct 11, 2017 0 Comments

Each Wednesday, Bwog’s GSSC Bureau Chief, Alex Tang, gives us a brief summary of the previous GSSC meeting. This week, GSSC approved the venue for the 2018 Spring Gala and introduced a new initiative for GS first-years. This week, the General Studies Student Council (GSSC) hosted a relatively short meeting, focusing mainly on updates for upcoming […]

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Bwoglines: Lmfaooo Edition

By Megan Ka Wei Chew on Oct 11, 2017 0 Comments

Happening Around The World: Mariano Rajoy, the prime minister of Spain, seeks clarification from Catalonia, asks whether or not they have declared independence. After signing a letter of independence, Catalan leaders had suspended its immediate implementation, as tensions between Catalonia and the rest of Spain began to rise. The possibility of PM Rajoy invoking his emergency powers to halt Catalan self-rule […]

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Housing Reviews 2020: 620 W 116th St

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#shafted
big f that theres no computer lounge in the building
housing reviews 2020
i want a walk-in closet
living that single life
up the hill you go
upperclassman perks

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Quarantine Activities As Campus Locations

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bored in the house and I'm in the house bored
Do I need to pay 5$ to enter Beta on Minecraft
I still can't find the schermerhorn extension
If I see one more Bingo I swear
missing ref rn :(
Someone get me off TikTok ASAP

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How To Recreate John Jay At Home

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congrats! you have found a seat!!
I can't wait to be reunited
I miss you so much John jay
john jay
make your kitchen a maze for food
nothing like frozen blueberries in water
pretend to wait in line
spa water
the social scene

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Bwoglines: To The Left Edition

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bwoglines
cover ur mouth pls
how did south korea pull off a national election right now
rip high school students who thought the SATs would die out

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A Note To All Future Class Presidents, VPs, Campus Reps, Etc.: Bwog Could Endorse You

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bwog and student government
bwop to the top
campus politics is kind of like the west wing if the west wing were written by ivy league tryhards
ccsc elections
esc elections
focus on any election that don't make you want to run into traffic
gssc elections
idk if aaron sorkin went to an ivy tho and i'm too lazy to look it up right now
sga elections
so you want to be in student government

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Housing Reviews 2020: River Hall

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all this quarantine tho you may want to be more social when we return
also there's none left this year so.... sorry
Housing reviews
river hall
seems kinda underrated ngl
sorry for no new pictures of the dorms those are kinda in short supply because... you know... we're not on campus

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Your Housing Horoscope

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add me on costar
dream job is writing horoscopes for some womens magazine
i love horoscopes
we are finally leaving aries season and i can feel at peace
writing this as if im even in the housing lottery lmao
yess taurus sun

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Love In A Time Of Corona: Sugar Daddy Edition

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bring carrier pigeons back
love between masks
protect the sugar daddies
sugar bwaby
symbiotic relationships

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