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Bwoglines: There Is No Essence, Just A Bunch Of Turtles Edition

By Angelica Lagasca on Mar 31, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: Scott Pruitt, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, rejected the recommendation of researchers (from this here university, by the way) to ban a harmful insecticide from farms. (NPR) Happening in Nick(???): Just north of the Bronx in New Rochelle, every school nurse has the usual fare — EpiPens and Tylenol — […]
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Thursday Playlist: Midterm Blues

By Sarah Dahl on Mar 30, 2017 0 Comments

Midterms are almost done, but you’re probably feeling even more done. As a little motivation to get you through the final stretch, Bwogger Sarah Dahl has a playlist to conquer your midterm blues.  This playlist doesn’t actually contain any blues songs because I don’t feel qualified to recommend blues songs. Instead, it’s a mix of […]
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Admissions Decisions Released For CC And SEAS Class Of 2021

By Bwog Staff on Mar 30, 2017 0 Comments

This year, Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science received 37,389 applications. This is the largest applicant pool in Columbia’s history. Of this number, 2,185 students were admitted, dropping the school’s admission rate to 5.8%. Barnard continues to grow more competitive as well; about a week ago, the college announced a 14.8% […]
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Barnard Announces Refugee Scholarship

By Amara Banks on Mar 30, 2017 0 Comments

Yesterday, Barnard announced a new scholarship that will completely fund the education of a student whose education has been interrupted as a result of result of war, persecution, conflict, natural disaster, or crisis. Called the Ann and Andrew Tisch Scholarship for Refugee Women, the scholarship generously covers all academic expenses a student would encounter during […]
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Barnard Housing Options At A Glance: Junior Day

By Elana Rebitzer on Mar 30, 2017 0 Comments

Two out of three Barnard Housing Selection Days have passed, and only the class of 2020’s fates are still left undecided. Once again, Bwog is here with a thorough roundup of what went down on Tuesday, and to help the last struggling groups breathe a little more deeply. 620, 616, Cathedral Gardens, Sulz Tower: All […]
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Ode To Carman Hall

By Youngweon Lee on Mar 30, 2017 0 Comments

As we prepare to say goodbye to the dorms that so lovingly housed us in 2015-16, emotions flare up. Bwogger Youngweon Lee tells her emotions in this Ode to Carman Hall. Tell me, Columbia Housing, is there a dorm on campus Quite as disgusting as Carman Hall? What other dorm has bathroom air vents smelling […]
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Bwoglines: Ivy Day Edition

By Elana Rebitzer on Mar 30, 2017 1 Comments

Happening in the World: President Trump’s hotel company is looking into buying a second hotel in Washington, D.C. This hotel would be more affordable than the luxurious Trump International Hotel already there. (Washington Post) Happening in NYC: On Wednesday, Bridget Anne Kelly and Bill Baroni, two allies of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, were sentenced to a year […]
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Columbia Hookup Culture As Told By Someone Who Knows Nothing About Columbia Hookup Culture

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Mar 29, 2017 1 Comments

We’ve explained frat rush. We’ve explained srat rush. Now, we’re explaining another painfully confusing and time-consuming process that forms part of the backbone of Columbia student life: the hookup culture. This post is a satirical explanation of that culture, as understood by a second-semester sophomore who is on the asexual spectrum, just got out of a serious […]
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Bwog Love: I’m Addicted To Museums

By Jack Treanor on Mar 29, 2017 0 Comments

In a too often negative world, Bwog Love rises heroically to shine a warm and gentle light on the simple joys that we Columbia students often overlook. In this edition, staff writer Jack Treanor tells of his love for Columbia’s Passport to Museums. I love museums and New York has the best museums. We all […]
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CU Elections Update: GSSC Candidates Announced

By Youngweon Lee on Mar 29, 2017 1 Comments

The list of GSSC candidates are here! Who will bring puppies and lit galas to GS next year? Who will fight ESC to gain access to Columbia undergrad dorms? Here are the people that you can vote for to make things happen in GSSC: Student Body President Dennis Zhao Samantha Demezieux Vice President of Policy […]
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Morris Justice Project Continues To Fight Stop And Frisk

By Ross Chapman on Mar 29, 2017 0 Comments

In a presentation on Tuesday night to a packed room at the School of Social Work, the Morris Justice Project presented findings and methodology in a talk called “Stop and Frisk?” The Morris Justice Project is a community initiative from the South Bronx in a very heavily-policed community. The project was created in 2011, when NYPD […]
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GSSC Adresses Student Access And Representation Of Black Students

By Romane Thomas on Mar 29, 2017 0 Comments

Learn what happened last night at GSSC with our bureau chief, Romane Thomas. Yesterday night, General Studies Student Council met in the Satow room to discuss student services, representation at the Black Students Organization and upcoming student events. President Larosa announced that elections would start today at 10am. VP of Policy Silin Huang updated the […]
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Bwog’s Favorite Foreign Films

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  • foreign films are fabulous
  • hop the one-inch barrier
  • let's diversify our movie taste!
  • subtitles are good!
  • there are seriously so many good ones out there
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Every Event On Campus: Political Turmoil Edition

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Science Fair: Miracule Cures Edition

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  • i want to go to that medical botany event SO FREAKING BAD but i have an ORGO TEST the NEXT DAY
  • i'm so freaking bummed i can't go i bet they'll have cool plants from the barnard greenhouse and everything ughhhh
  • it's 1:11am and i'm almost crying about how orgo is going to keep me from this badass event
  • please send us student events i am BEGGING
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An Ode to the Diana 3 Study Room

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  • studying
  • the diana center was there for us when no one else was
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Open Meeting Announcement: All The Awards

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  • Best Title Design was proposed and rejected as a category in 1999
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Life In Quarantine, Barnard College, USA

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Bwoglines: Winter Nightmare Edition

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The Bwacchanal Lineup

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  • is the o'reilly song universal? it's probably the theme song of the bad place ngl
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