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Orgo Night Recategorizes As Protest

By Bwog Staff on Dec 15, 2016 9 Comments

The Columbia University Marching Band released a statement tonight declaring their intent to perform Orgo Night in protest to Vice Provost Ann Thornton’s decision to forbid the event from occurring in Butler 209. Specifically, the Band claims that Columbia’s decision to block the use of 209 is a suppression of free speech which all groups […]

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Creating A Space For Observant Jews On Campus

By Elana Rebitzer on Dec 14, 2016 1 Comments

It’s no secret that Columbia has a significant Jewish community, but many students outside of that community are unaware of the customs associated with it. Daily Editor Elana Rebitzer describes how Jewish holidays can create conflicts for the students who observe them, and the tension this creates between the Jewish community and aspects of life at […]

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PeopleHop: The Admins Of Facebook’s columbia buy sell memes

By Rachel Deal on Dec 14, 2016 2 Comments

Former Editor in Chief Rachel Deal sat down with sophomores Christina Hill, Sam Nussenzweig, and Evan de Lara, three of the admins of the the Facebook group columbia buy sell memes, to talk about meme-making, procrastination, and campus culture. This interview has been edited for clarity and brevity. Bwog: How and when did this Facebook group […]

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Tinder Archetype: The Sadboy

By Youngweon Lee on Dec 14, 2016 2 Comments

Bwog is back with its newest series: Tinder Archetypes. See if you can recognize today’s sensitive, despairing sadboy from your Tinder dating life. It’s more than an aesthetic; it’s a way of life. Part of the Sadboy Lifestyle is a deep, unfillable loneliness which manifests itself in the form of sad Tinder profiles. There is […]

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Bwog In Bed: Just Dance

By Bwog Staff on Dec 14, 2016 0 Comments

Bwogline: The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is rushing to open its 2nd Avenue subway line (extension of the Q Train) by December 31. The newest line will serve the Upper East Side with stations at East 72nd, 86th, and 96th Streets. (The New York Times) Study Tip: Stick with a pre-planned break schedule to maximize efficiency! […]

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Marching Band Prohibited From Playing Orgo Night In Butler 209

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2016 20 Comments

According to an email to the CU Marching Band Alumni Association from association director Sam Rowan, members of the Band leadership met yesterday with Chief Librarian and Vice Provost Ann Thornton. Thornton informed them that the Band would not be allowed to hold Orgo Night in Butler 209. Orgo Night, the Band’s traditional end-of-semester event critiquing events at […]

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North Pole State of Mind: Bwog Reviews XMAS!11

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2016 0 Comments

XMAS!11: North Pole State of Mind is a student-written, holiday-themed, non-denominational musical. Last night, Staff Writer Lexie Lehmann went to the show (instead of studying for her finals), and was pleasantly amused by the show’s witty humor and clever storyline. XMAS! is a popular Columbia tradition that serves to provide a cathartic, entertaining outlet for […]

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Reminder: Stressbusters In Butler

By Leo Bevilacqua on Dec 13, 2016 1 Comments

Tense? Anxious? Crooked? Long hours in Butler have some side effects and that includes but is not limited to: bad posture, back pain, a cough syrup addiction, and other unfortunate maladies. However, in the darkest hour, Stressbusters is back. Stressbusters – Columbia’s most important student organization, keeping the Columbia student body calm during the hell that is […]

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Hail To The (Interim) Chief

By Dassi Karp on Dec 13, 2016 0 Comments

This week’s SGA meeting welcomed yet another Barnard administrator to remind SGA just how little they know about how colleges get run. Chair of the Board of Trustees Jolyne Caruso-Fitzgerald sat down with Barnard’s Rep Council to discuss President Spar’s interim replacement, as well as how the search committee will go about finding someone permanent. Caruso-Fitzgerald, who […]

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Bwog In Bed: Holidazed & Confused

By Bwog Staff on Dec 13, 2016 0 Comments

Bwogline: Golden Globe nominations were announced early Monday morning, with La La Land and Moonlight earning the most. American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson and Stranger Things were among the big TV nominees. The ceremony, which will be hosted by Jimmy Fallon, will take place on January 8th. (Hollywood Reporter) Study Tip: Instead of memorizing the […]

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Fake Book With Connections To “Dark Enlightenment” Movement Found On Stack 12

By Bwog Staff on Dec 12, 2016 133 Comments

While shelving books in the library, a student worker came across what initially appeared to be a regular novel in the section near nation-states and the Anglosphere. Its title claimed to be Tess of the d’Urbervilles, written by Thomas Hardy – but when the student opened up the book, he found it to be a pageless and hollowed-out fake. Instead, the fake […]

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Barnard’s Interim President And Presidential Search Committee Announced

By Bwog Staff on Dec 12, 2016 0 Comments

This afternoon, Jolyne Caruso-FitzGerald, BC ’81 and the chair of the Barnard Board of Trustees, sent an email to the student body about the process of replacing Barnard president Debora Spar, who is stepping down in March. The email announced that Rob Goldberg, Barnard’s current Chief Operating Officer, will serve as Barnard’s Interim President during the […]

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Open Meeting Announcement: We Real Cool

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bwog isn't a newspaper but we're a news source so close enough
I need to come up with some ideas that don't involve me having to rhyme things
I'm a slut for some good poetry
MMMbwop
open meeting announcement
The word paper is short for newspaper (as it is used in the broadway musical Newsies)

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Dining Hall Gridlock Solutions

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but can robots ask how your classes were?
i guess robots can technically ask how your classes were but its not the same
i hate waiting in long lines
robots are the future
sometimes I'll just leave with a cup of tea if the line in ferris is too long
who goes to jj's during the day?

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Science Research Spotlight – FM Radio And More!

Alex Tang 1

bwog science
cu women in stem
science research spotlight
superstars
we stan
who knew radio had a moment in philosophy hall?

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Myers-Briggs Types for Carman Floors

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I took the myers-briggs test after reading this post
I want to interview people from the floors and see if their personalities actually match uo
im an ENFP
these are scary accurate and I don't even live in carmen

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Bwoglines: Fight For Your Rights!

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bwoglines
Columbia professors do cool things
I fell asleep on the train yesterday I hope no one got too mad at me
I think I'm going to the lecture so please try and look for me
I'm a slut for some good historical context
MMMbwop
mother of exiles
that lecture actually sound really cool

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Glass Shards Found In John Jay Pie

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#1 dining woo
did anyone else watch victorious
im glad you're okay eliana
please check your food for glass before consumption
thanks robbie shapiro

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Night At The Italian Academy: How Does High Fashion Interpret Cultural Heritage?

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arts
culture
Events
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fashion
Italian academy
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Conspiracy Bwog: Why Are The Joes All In A Line?

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conspiracy theory
investigative journalism
joes are exponentially growing
pay the troll toll
secret tunnel
why a straight line though?

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