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How To Avoid Dangerous Topics On Thanksgiving

By Victoria Arancio on Nov 19, 2016 3 Comments

The countdown until Thanksgiving begins: in 5 days you have to get through a dinner with your nosy family. Don’t worry, Bwog’s got your back: here’s how to get out of some of the worst conversation topics. An obvious one: the election. You already know that your crazy uncle wants dinner and a show and will say […]

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Where Art Thou: Turkey Day

By Gowan Moïse on Nov 19, 2016 0 Comments

New York City is packed with amazing culture and inspiring art, but sometimes it’s difficult to break the Morningside-bubble and experience it all first-hand. “Where Art Thou” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/theatrically-inclined on campus. Sunday, November 20th Columbia University Wind Ensemble Presents “Autumn in the […]

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Bwoglines: There Are Reachers, And There Are Settlers

By Bwog Staff on Nov 19, 2016 1 Comments

Settling: Donald Trump has agreed to settle and pay $25 million after several lawsuits have been filed against his for-profit Trump University. Many former students have paid $35,000 in tuition to be scammed: they were misguided by “high-pressure sales” tactics and were taught by instructors unqualified for their position. (NY Times) Reaching: New York City mayor Bill de Blasio […]

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Bad Poetry: A Tribute To Alfred Joyce Kilmer

By Tamara Barriot on Nov 18, 2016 0 Comments

Last night in the infamous Havemeyer 309, Columbia’s Philolexian Society held its equally infamous 31st Annual Alfred Joyce Kilmer Memorial Bad Poetry Contest. If for some sad reason you could not attend the event, Bwog Staffer Tamara Barriot will try her best to recapture the essence of every brilliantly bad poem that competed for the […]

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Recycling Pee In Space And Other Feats Of Engineering: A Talk With Astronaut Tim Kopra

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2016 0 Comments

Yesterday evening, astronaut Tim Kopra visited the Kraft Center to talk about his missions to the International Space Station. He discussed the engineering aspects of the missions as well as the details of daily life in space. Senior Staff writers (and space enthusiasts) Ross Chapman and Betsy Ladyzhets report on just how cool living in space […]

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Columbia Athletics Closes Investigation And Releases Statement Regarding Wrestling Program

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2016 19 Comments

Since we released a series of leaked messages from the Columbia University Wrestling Team’s GroupMe, our campus has seen both protests against the team’s behavior and an apology letter, released last night, from the wrestling team as a whole. This afternoon, the Athletics department announced that their investigation of the team is complete and the […]

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A Wrinkle In (GMT)ime

By Jennifer Nugent on Nov 18, 2016 0 Comments

From November 17 to November 19 (Thursday through Saturday), the CU Players is presenting their adaptation of A Wrinkle in Time, Madeleine L’Engle’s renowned children’s novel. Bwog Staffer Jennifer Nugent reviews the play. Last night at the Glicker-Milstein Theater (GMT, get it?) the Columbia University Players performed “A Wrinkle In Time.” As someone who read the Madeleine […]

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Bwoglines: Burial Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 18, 2016 0 Comments

The Whitney has just announced the 63 artists who will be featured in the Whitney Biennial on March 17. The artists are notably diverse; coming on the heels of the election period, their artwork will deal with “the artist or a self in relation to the tumultuous world we live in.” (New York Times) On […]

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Wrestling Team Releases Letter Of Apology

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2016 13 Comments

Following our release of GroupMe messages from seniors on the Wrestling team last week, the team has sent us a letter apologizing for their actions. Addressed to the Columbia community, the letter acknowledges the hurt that the team’s messages caused and expresses remorse for poorly representing the values of the University. The team willingly sent this […]

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How To Deal With Dwindling Money

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2016 1 Comments

As Thanksgiving approaches and the end of the semester draws near, you may be noticing something alarming when you check your bank account: it’s dwindling, and quickly. Bwog’s been there before, and we’re here with a list of suggestions, some more serious than others, to help you make it through the semester. Find yourself a […]

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A Sad State Of Affairs: Visual Arts At Columbia

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Nov 17, 2016 2 Comments

We all came to Columbia lured by the multitude of opportunities offered in a city like New York. After all, weren’t we just named first among the Ivies by Wall Street Journal, mostly because of our access to facilities? What happens then, if you come to Columbia University in the City of New York expecting […]

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Reminder: Pass / D / Fail Deadline Is Today!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 17, 2016 0 Comments

Did you just get back a test that did not go so well? Having second thoughts about your earlier decision to take 6 classes and a lab? While it’s far too late to drop a class, today is the last day to salvage your GPA from that midterm you bombed and P/D/F or withdraw from classes. […]

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Roll Call: Attendance With CCSC

Adam Kluge 4

government
policy
shouldihavecoughedsoloud
thisroomisempty
wherearecupcakes
whyaretheresomanyintroductions

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Bwoglines: Ending Old Habits Edition

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diana smoothies are back todayyy
i saw a subway rat the other day
maybe
should i go back to sleep?
this post forced me to wake up early
why are pandas so cute

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Bucket List: Butler Banner Project Edition

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butler banner
bwog covers events
bwog loves events and so should you!
go for the free pizza
human rights internships
modern greek art
the green new deal in Europe
the lenfest center is very nice and new
wine and cheese yum

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Science Fair: Arctic Sea Edition

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bwog science
cu astronomy public outreach is always a fun time (highly recommended)
get vaccinated!
good luck on your first wave of midterms!
save the arctic!
science fair

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Open Meeting Announcement: A Limerick

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I want to live in Limerick Ireland someday
in my experience there has never been smog at a bwog meeting
it's hard to find things that rhyme with bwog
MMMbwop
open meeting announcement
please come to our meeting I want new friends
smog really isn't a major concern don't fret
the green grapes will be freshly washed

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PrezBo, Help The MTA

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i hate walking
i literally just got off the 1 train and ran to my dorm to post this
it's gonna get read cold real fast
think of the children PrezBo
uptown crosstown train or bust

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Get Crazy! Get Wild! Join Bwog As GSSC Bureau Chief!

Jenny Zhu 0

accidentally said i was in the College to someone this weekend. instantly regretted it
GS has a lounge SEAS has cool bandannas and CC has..........??
gssc
have you ever stared in the eyes of a subway rat to the point where you feel like you know his name
i dont understand lewisohn as a concept please help
it's my birthday and the only gift i want is you to apply for GSSC bureau chief
told jordan yesterday how i met a subway rat named herbert and how we are now #buddies

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SEAS Students Summarize The Books Required For Lit Hum

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it literally took me five whole minutes to add 25 and 15 on the bus today
my friend said the spongebob movie was basically the odyssey and hes right
sappho is the og rupi kaur
the fuck war is a galaxy brain concept
they may be engineers but wheres the proof that they can read
victoria borlando

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