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Weird Columbia History

By Bwog Staff on Sep 14, 2017 2 Comments

Columbia University is old. Like, very, very old. Founded in 1754, this school has a ton of history. So, if you’re interested in the past of CU and have 45 minutes to spare, the Visitor Center in Low offers free historical campus tours every Monday and Wednesday at 1 pm. However, if you’re like the […]

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How To Be Successful At Instagram: Columbia Edition

By Youngweon Lee on Sep 14, 2017 1 Comments

If you’re anything like me, your life dream is to be Instagram famous. I’m not actually Instagram famous, but I spend enough time on Instagram to know how to Instagram successfully. Here is a list of things you have to have on your Instagram to be successful at Instagram at Columbia. Aesthetic pictures of Low […]

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A Take On Military Aggression: The Delirium Exhibit At The Met Breuer

By Bwog Staff on Sep 14, 2017 0 Comments

Not ready to step out of the MoHi bubble just yet? Well, with Bwog you can relax comfortably on Low Steps and us do all the work for you. First year Audrey Ussery took initiative and went to the Met Breuer to experience the Delerious exhibit. Find out what she has to say. Whether the first week of […]

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Reach New Heights On The Diana Center Roof

By Victoria Arancio on Sep 14, 2017 2 Comments

Ever wanted to take your love of NYC to new heights, right in MoHi? You’re in luck: Barnard is continuing its Diana Center Roof access! The Diana Roof is open Thursdays and Fridays from 11am to 3pm. If you’re looking to add something special to your Snap Story or Instagram or even just hang out […]

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Bwoglines: Going Overboard Edition

By Victoria Arancio on Sep 14, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: The southeast United States and Caribbean Islands are starting to take steps towards recovery efforts. Photos of Hurricane Irma’s impact can be seen here. (The Atlantic) Happening in NYC: Brian Coll, a former Rikers Island correctional officer was recently sentenced to 30 years in prison after beating up and killing a seriously ill […]

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What To Do When You’re Trapped In A Hurricane

By Bella Tincher on Sep 13, 2017 0 Comments

Have you been trapped in your house for the past four days with dwindling food and water? Do you feel like you’re about to lose your mind because your cable’s been out for the past five? Are you starting to get nervous about the fact that the airport is three feet under water and you’ve […]

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Argus Quartet Kicks off Miller Theater’s 2017-2018 Season

By Jack Treanor on Sep 13, 2017 0 Comments

New Bwogger Jacob Snyder dives into the greatly unappreciated world of on campus string performances and finds a solid gem. The artistically-inclined Columbia student would be making a dire mistake to ignore all that our own Miller Theater has to offer. From Christmas music of the English Renaissance to jazz piano, from Euripides to Steve […]

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Historical Context And Present Absence: Barnard Convocation 2017

By Bwog Staff on Sep 13, 2017 0 Comments

Barnard’s Convocation of the 2017-2018 school year took place yesterday afternoon, in Riverside Church. Normally Bwog wouldn’t cover this annual ceremony, but this year, it was touted particularly highly as the first time President Sian Beilock would address the student body, so we sent new writer Ramisa Murshed, BC ‘21, to the event, along with […]

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GSSC Plans Out The Rest Of The Year

By Bwog Staff on Sep 13, 2017 0 Comments

Last night, the General Studies Student Council (GSSC) met in the Lerner Satow room for the first time this academic year, as the executive council laid out their plans for the upcoming weeks and months. New Guest Writer Matt Coulson attended the meeting, and covered all the highlights below. To open things off, new council president, […]

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Bwoglines: Give Back Edition

By Sarah Kinney on Sep 13, 2017 0 Comments

Good morning, Columbia! Hopefully by now all your classes are getting a bit more settled and you’re starting to (somewhat) get your shit together. But if not, then it’ll happen soon… hopefully. Regardless, here’s today’s Bwoglines. Happening in the nation: People living in the Caribbean are now dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma; they’re currently […]

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SGA Begins The Year By Doing Nothing

By Dassi Karp on Sep 12, 2017 0 Comments

SGA is back – complete with short meetings, free Pinkberry, and discussions that our Barnard Bearoness Dassi Karp will concisely cover, so that you don’t need to make your way to the Diana dining room on Monday nights yourself. After a long summer of waiting, Barnard’s Student Government Association is back! Except… your Bold Beautiful Bureaucrats […]

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Opening Remarks: Fall 2017

By Bwog Staff on Sep 12, 2017 0 Comments

We’re officially one week into the semester now – we’ve had all of our first classes, and all of our professors have had their shots at first impressions. These opening remarks range from the curious, to the sad, to the distressingly relatable. Rashid Khalidi, History of the Modern Middle East: “I know sleep is more […]

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Bwoglines: People Need To Chill Out Edition

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Amazon Bad
angel olson
Chill out guys
Let workers unionize
wash your hands

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Field Notes: Some Things Never Change Edition

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field notes
it's heartening for me at least to know that bwog will always be on bwog bullshit
just because you can do these things in social isolation does not necessarily mean that you should
not to call out the bwogger who submitted the ginger thing but i can't get over that

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Housing Reviews 2020: Your Dream Dorm

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convenient dorm
housing 2020
housing really does this to you huh
the dorm we deserve but can't get
why did I write this
you live in a mansion

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Isabel’s Fight List: Professors Who Are Asking Me To Do Actual Work Right Now

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bwog
bwop to the top
I love you all
is school work escapism or unnecessary stress? is it both? neither? isabel tries to decide
isabel's fight list
please just let cc/lit hum become a nice book club

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Housing Reviews 2020: Woodbridge

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housing review
housing reviews 2020
manhattan apartments are expensive :(
nothing beats that view
oh to live here with a significant other
senior housing
the common rooms are so big
woodbridge is goals

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March Madness: Housing Edition

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chicken wings rock
daddyhousing
housing selection
march madness
peanutbutter
suite life on deck
we're living the suite life nowwwwww
who even thought of these names??
winner winner chicken dinner

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Bwoglines: The Beautiful (Belarusian) Game Edition

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ah yes the olden times
bwoglines
staring at nature is good i highly recommend it
turns out there is a place in the world where things are still quote unquote normal and that place is belarus. maybe

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Housing Reviews 2020: Carlton Arms

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CLARMS! it will catch on I swear
excellent dog spotting location
great for stoners tbh
having to move out early.....literally devastating
it do be kinda far from jjs tho
my group had a terrible number and we still got it hehe
tbh kind of gross sometimes but idc i would defend carlton with my life
they definitely could have designed the rooms better tho why are some so big and some so weirdly shaped/small
vanessa carlton arms
vanessa carlton wrote "a thousand miles" about the walk from clarms to jj's at night

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