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Abysmal Shooting Dooms Men’s Basketball Versus Cornell

By Ross Chapman on Jan 22, 2017 0 Comments

Sports Editor and enthusiast, Ross Chapman, shared his insights on men’s basketball game last night. Things may not turned out the way he wished they would be. In sports jargon, the “goat” of the game is the player who loses the game for their team, usually at the last minute. This is usually an unfair […]

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Bucket List: Politics and Georgian Folk Music

By Lexie Lehmann on Jan 22, 2017 0 Comments

Bucket List represents the intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our very best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus. Our recommendations for this week are below, and the full list is after the jump. If you notice any events that have been left off the […]

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Bwoglines: For Better Or For Worse Edition

By Timmy Wu on Jan 22, 2017 0 Comments

Hello dear readers! This semester, Bwog is redesigning Bwoglines, in order to make this feature more relevant to the Columbia student experience. We hope you’ll enjoy our new format! Happening in the nation: Surprisingly, Donald Trump spent his first presidential day accusing journalists of being “the most dishonest human beings on Earth” as he insists […]

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Field Notes: Inauguration Night Edition

By Bwog Staff on Jan 21, 2017 0 Comments

The bitter 2016 election and transition season ended on Friday with the inauguration of Donald J. Trump, marking the start of a new presidential administration. While it may soon be time to start looking ahead to the next four years, and to find ways in which to heal America’s divisions, Columbia students used last night to express […]

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Library Reviews: Geology Library

By Finn Klauber on Jan 21, 2017 0 Comments

Continuing with our series on underutilized but fully available Columbia libraries, Bwog next spotlights a library tucked away in Schermerhorn—the Geology Library. Though often eclipsed by the artsy and sophisticated Avery Library, the Geology Library proffers a legitimate substitution to the soul sucking lower bowels of Butler and the superficiality of Avery. Location: 601 Schermerhorn. Accessible library. Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 […]

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Which MoHi Liquor Store Are You?

By Youngweon Lee on Jan 21, 2017 0 Comments

Which liquor store near Columbia do you really identify with? Here is a little quiz for you to find out which MoHi liquor store you are!

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It’s Not Too Late To March Today!

By Bwog Staff on Jan 21, 2017 1 Comments

Have a couple hours to spare this afternoon? Feeling a bit shook after certain national events? The Women’s March on NYC is your chance to stand up for the values of equality and inclusivity, and to send a message to the new presidential administration. On that note, Bwog is here with the necessary details to help you plan out your […]

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Bwoglines: Activist Edition

By Alex Tang on Jan 21, 2017 0 Comments

Hello dear readers! This semester, Bwog is redesigning Bwoglines, in order to make this feature more relevant to the Columbia student experience. We hope you’ll enjoy our new format! Happening in the nation: Within hours of his inauguration, United States President Donald Trump signed his first executive order, directing the government to scale back Obama’s legacy […]

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Opening Remarks: Spring 2017

By Bwog Staff on Jan 20, 2017 1 Comments

Even though the harsh snows are yet to pass, can you feel it in your bones? A warm breeze; your limbs, unfurling from a cold hibernation; the reds and pinks of blooming acer palmatum, magnolia x soulangeana, and those berries you see in the bushes and then wonder if they’re edible or not. Every beginning […]

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Anti-Trump Death Threats Scrawled On Wien Bulletin Board

By Bwog Staff on Jan 20, 2017 3 Comments

Earlier today we received a tip regarding the defacement of a Wien 6 bulletin board with anti-Donald Trump credos and threatening statements regarding President Trump and his “supporters.” These messages seem to have appeared overnight, likely anticipating the President’s inauguration today in Washington D.C. The appearance of these intimidating statements is the latest in a series of […]

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CUMB Presents “Urine Good Hands”

By Bwog Staff on Jan 20, 2017 2 Comments

Disturbed? Exhausted? Not sure what to make of certain events today? Come see Columbia University Marching Band perform their own satirical take of today’s function. CUMB will inaugurate their own new president (Vladimir Putin, with his “First Lady not-so-elect,” Donald Trump) tonight on the stage of all new beginnings: Low Steps. The event will begin at 9 pm […]

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Get Your Moderately Less Overpriced Tickets Today

By Bwog Staff on Jan 20, 2017 0 Comments

Have you ever wanted to brag to your friends about how culturally enlightened you are? Have you ever wanted to do something so high class on weekends, you belong in a nineteenth century period drama? Have you ever wanted to spend your money on something more sophisticated than lamb gyros? Of course you have – you […]

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Horror Story: I Went To Times Square

James Perry 0

avoid times square like the plague
shoutout to Soul and Lori
there are no pandas in times square
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times square is sad

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Every Event On Campus: New And Improved Edition

Isabel Sepúlveda 1

bucket list
bwog covers events
give us gcal or give us death
reception usually means there will be wine just saying
who gave football the right to be 150 years old?

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Have Class Outside While You Still Can

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a 400 person lecture outside sounds like an insane social experiment
fresh air
kill stress culture 2019
peace love riverside
someone sit with me on low steps
where were they taking those chairs? i want to know

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Mourning For My Vanished Succulent

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feeling lowkey burnedout but at least i didnt lose my succulent
i'm so tired
im posting this to procrastinate on my metrics reading
parlor palm

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As Seen From My Bed: A CCSC Update

Adam Kluge 1

government
guysfoodpoisoningishorrible
midterms
politics
wherearethecupcakes

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Bwoglines: What Is Happening Edition

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i wish i had 24.9 million dollars
pandasdeserveteslas
pandasinateasla
prezboinatesla
woah

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Raman Spectroscopy: Nanotech That Probes Stuff And Saves Lives

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bwog science
it took me too long to realize this wasn't a post about noodles
science is cool too I guess
These robots are so fucking cool
wall-e is quaking
was a tad disappointed there was no ramen in the talk:(

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Science Fair: Harlem Edition

Alex Tang 0

bwog science
environmental justice
exploitation era sounds like the title of the next bestselling dystopian novel
go look at some starz!
good luck on midterms
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