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Bwog in Bed: Throwback to 2008

By Bwog Staff on Dec 15, 2016 0 Comments

Bwogline: Yesterday, many Silicon Valley tech firms had a meeting in New York City with President Elect Donald Trump. At the meeting, Trump made a promise to the firms that he would make fair trade deals. Study Tip: If you need to remember long lists of names, dates, or events, make fun mnemonics to help yourself remember them. Think “Please […]

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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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What Bwog Did Instead Of Studying For Midterms

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Bwog cries a lot
ferris potato soup just slaps so hard when no one even asked it to
i have 5 essays to write over fall break i'm suing
midterms? more like midterminally stressed!
midterms? more like midturn me back into a kindergartener
the reason it stopped raining is because midterms are over so the tsunami of stressed tears have abided

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Bwog Book Club: W.I.T.C.H. (The Graphic Novel Series)

Daniel Ortega-Venni 1

bwog book club
graphic novels
peril etc
un required reading....optional reading?
which witch?

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Athletics: Fall Break Edition

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aetheticautumnathletics
bwogdoessports
bworts
doyoureallyknowthefightsong
roar
sports
supportwwf!
we like sports and we don't care who knows

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The Futility Of Holding Office Hours The Day That Fall Break Begins

Levi Cohen 0

bweaching bwassistant
fall break
friday vibes
if you are actually coming to office hours today don't worry you're still valid
it's literally fall break right now
time 2 hibernate
use some of your fall break time to volunteer!

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Bwoglines: Día De Los Muertos Edition

Ruby Mustill 1

american folk art museum
currently writing this bwoglines to procrastinate on writing an essay
day of the dead
i love it when you call me big bwoppa
no sympathy for foie gras farmers
poppin bwottles

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Rejected Halloween Costumes: Third Time’s The Curse

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happy discount candy day eve
i hope this is the post that gets me cancelled
most of the ideas i had while writing the article were brilliant so hit me up if you still need a costume
the scariest thing this halloween is the decimation of the journalism industry by private equity! deadspin forever

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Last Minute Halloween Costume Ideas For The Bold, Beautiful, And The Barnard

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#barnardexcellence
#bwog is only barnard girls now
#bwognard
#dont hate me for barnard specific content
#have fun b safe tonighttt
barnard
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How to Write A Good Op-Ed (But Not For Bwog)

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“I feel so sorry for all them” - Hall on journalists who have to find a different way into the Trump story every day
“real” journalism
bwog (clap) doesn't (clap) publish (clap) op-eds (clap)
bwog does events
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