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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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Bwoglines: Escape Edition

By Angelica Lagasca on Jan 20, 2017 0 Comments

While you may not be completing your resolutions, Bwog sure is with our new and refurbished Bwoglines. We’ll bring news from the world and from your area to you, our faithful reader, or should I say “Mr./Mrs. 212, Manhattan Borough, to Mr./Mrs. Worldwide.” Happening in the world: Joaquín Guzmán Loera, also known as El Chapo, […]

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#TBT: We’ve Been Fighting Trump For Longer Than You Think

By Bwog Staff on Jan 19, 2017 2 Comments

As the future of Donald Trump’s presidency approaches, we looked back at the past to see Trump’s previous interactions with Columbia, and found a six year old fight between the President-Elect and our own President. Most Columbia students only really started seeing Donald Trump as a threat with the wake of his presidential aspirations. For once, […]

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Columbia Men’s Basketball Season Preview

By Ross Chapman on Jan 19, 2017 1 Comments

As Columbia Men’s Basketball prepares for their next season, loyal supporters are getting ready to spend the next few months rooting for the Lions. Sports editor Ross Chapman previews what fans can expect in the upcoming season. Last basketball season was one for the record books – or, one for the trophy cases. Thanks to an inspired performance by their […]

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10 Good Reasons To Drop A Class

By Bwog Staff on Jan 19, 2017 0 Comments

Are you looking at the 30 credits you registered for and realizing it’s impossible? Have you decided that you can’t take five classes back to back every day? Whatever your reasons may be for considering dropping a class, Bwog is here to help you with 10 ways to justify the drops to yourself, your parents, or […]

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Exchange Student Yi-Chia “Mia” Chen Has Passed Away

By Bwog Staff on Jan 19, 2017 5 Comments

Dean Valentini informed the Columbia community this morning via email of the passing of Yi-Chia “Mia” Chen last night from an apparent suicide. Chen was an exchange student at Columbia College from Waseda University in Japan. Dean Valentini’s email told students “to reach out to your advisers, your Residential Life staff, Counseling and Psychological Services, […]

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Library Reviews: Music and Arts

By Ross Chapman on Jan 19, 2017 1 Comments

In order to help you fulfill your New Year’s resolution of spending less time in Butler, Bwog is reviewing the study spaces around campus so you know where to go and where to avoid. First up, we look at the library at the top of Dodge, the Gabe M. Wiener Music and Arts Library. Location: […]

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Bwoglines: Strange But True Edition

By Elana Rebitzer on Jan 19, 2017 0 Comments

New Year, new Bwoglines! This semester, we’re redefining Bwoglines to make them better than ever. Each morning, you’ll find international and local news as well as what’s happening around campus so you can stay informed with as few clicks as possible. Happening in the world: NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg defended NATO’s continued relevance after President-Elect Donald Trump […]

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Outgoing Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew Will Be SIPA’s Newest Visiting Professor

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Jan 19, 2017 1 Comments

This morning, we received a press release that Jacob “Jack” Lew, the outgoing Secretary of the Treasury, will become a visiting professor at the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) next month. While at SIPA, Lew will “lecture, teach graduate students, and work with faculty members at the school and across the University on the […]

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Head Of New Jersey Alumni Representative Committee Quits Over Orgo Night

By Amara Banks on Jan 18, 2017 5 Comments

Although the stress from finals seems far from our minds, Orgo Night drama has been relevant as ever. Over winter break, we received a tip that included the text of a resignation email the Head of the New Jersey Alumni Representative Committee (ARC), Kevin Chapman, sent to the rest of the organization. He cited the […]

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Wednesday Playlist: Start Of The Semester Edition

By Rachel Deal on Jan 18, 2017 0 Comments

Whether you took a plane from across the world or took a walk from a few blocks away, we’ve all returned to campus and are remembering how tiring (and wet) Columbia can be. Before we get back to working hard (or hardly working), here is a playlist to add some bump to your grind. Cranes in […]

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BREAKING: Courseworks is down

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are we legally allowed to not do homework

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Field Notes: Fall Break Edition

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fall break
field notes
is it even fall break if we have five psets due the day after
when self-care becomes five days of hibernation

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Every Event On Campus: Debate Edition

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bucket list
bwog covers events
find me a less helpful event description i dare you
i was going to update the calendar over fall break but ended up spending an entire day in a windowless milstein study room instead
remember: reception usually means wine

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Where Art Thou: Yayoi Kusama Edition

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art...where art thou?
ballet
cultureSHOCK
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yayoi kusama

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There Are Undercover Cops At The 116th Subway Station. Tell Us About It

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116th station
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A Scientist Never Asks A Star Its Age

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astronomy
bwog covers science!
got a cool free poster from this
he was so valid
the lecturer was so excited by gyrochronology

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Bwoglines: Words From Questionable Leaders Edition

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airbnbs are just houses owned by investors
aren't we all just balanced on turtles
bwoglines
bwoob: a bwog noob with boobs
fall break you will be missed
pence is gonna cry
the world is bleak

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So You Won’t Be Leaving Your Dorm Room For The Next Four Days?

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enjoy the break everyone!
fall break
four WHOLE days
im celebrating the break by posting this article and then immediately falling asleep
it's decorative gourd season motherfuckers
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transcendental meditation

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