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Library Review Megapost: The Authoritative Guide To Columbia Libraries

By Ross Chapman on Mar 07, 2017 0 Comments

Over the last month, Bwog has compiled 17 reviews of Columbia libraries around campus with the goal of promoting spaces other than Butler to the student body. With our project complete and midterms underway, we’d like to present one post with information from and links to every library review. Take a look at the specific […]

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Bwog Previews KCST’s Antigone

By Finn Klauber on Mar 07, 2017 0 Comments

Columbia University’s HeForShe and King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe (KCST) brings Antigone into the twenty first century. Antigone highlights the significance of gender roles and morality in the play that provides a new and fascinating experience for all. In the past century or so, Sophocles’ tragedy Antigone—arguably his greatest work—has gained an entirely new thematic aura. That […]

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ESC Tries To Revamp The NoCo Science And Engineering Library

By Finn Klauber on Mar 07, 2017 2 Comments

Yesterday’s meeting of Engineering Student Council only entertained about half of the voting representatives, as the other half were, presumably, intensely studying for midterms this week. As such, Engineering Student Council Bureau Chief Finn Klauber only covers the few scant topics that were touched upon last night. New NoCo Study Space The discussion topic of the […]

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SGA Is Good At Student Governing

By Dassi Karp on Mar 07, 2017 0 Comments

Once again, SGA revealed its capacity to get things done. Despite starting late and running long, members at this week’s Rep Council meeting heard from two student groups, voted on election guidelines and endowment proposals, and–our favorite–discussed the most recent Desserts After Dark results. First, members of the Black, Latinx, and Indigenous Constituencies under the […]

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Bwoglines: Climate Change Edition

By Victoria Arancio on Mar 07, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the nation: The Endangered Species Act was implemented during Nixon’s presidency to protect more than a thousand threatened or endangered species of plants and animals. Congressional Republicans have introduced 11 pieces of legislation that might put endangered species at risk. (Scientific American) Happening in NYC: It appears that spring has arrived in Brooklyn and […]

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Field Notes: Pain Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2017 0 Comments

This weekend was one for the books, friends. Whether you wound up covered in glitter, sweat your ass off at Sig Chi, or just stayed in to avoid the cold, it seems Bwog has covered all the bases. Check out this weekend’s field notes. Beauty is pain: Bruised the bottom of my feet from jumping […]

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Wait, You Mean I Actually Have To (Declare A) Major In Something?

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2017 0 Comments

For the past few weeks, you’ve probably seen lots of Facebook posts from your sophomore friends with their cute little “I declared!” pins. (If they’re Barnard, at least. CC/SEAS/GS kids don’t get pins. I know, I know, I’m sad too.) You’ve also probably felt lots of different feelings about these posts… anything from “that’s my major, […]

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Overseen: Reference Room Chandelier Is Tired Too

By Bwog Staff on Mar 06, 2017 0 Comments

According to the registrar’s office, today is Midterm Day, meaning we’ve officially made it halfway through our semester. This comes as surprising news for some, but it feels like about fucking time for others. The chandelier in Ref is definitely one of these others, as it, like the rest of us, appears to be quite burnt out. […]

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CCSC Questions Biases In Discussion Over Elections Board Appointments

By Nadra Rahman on Mar 06, 2017 0 Comments

CCSC still found ways to get riled up despite the prospect of a short meeting right before Spring Break. Nadra Rahman reports from the Satow Room, in admiration of their energy. Though last night’s Columbia College Student Council (CCSC) meeting had only one major item—to approve candidates for the Columbia Elections Board (CEB)—it certainly was […]

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Bwoglines: Make Bwog Great Again

By Sarah Kinney on Mar 06, 2017 0 Comments

One! More! Week! One more week until you’re off to Cabo or Amsterdam or New Jersey. You can do it. Just a few more midterms to go. Godspeed, my friend. Happening in the nation: President Trump is once again off his knocker. This weekend, he tweeted an unfounded accusation at President Obama—that he “wiretapped” Trump Tower […]

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Meeting Tonight At Lerner 505!

By Bwog Staff on Mar 05, 2017 0 Comments

If you are like Bwog, too excited to study without looking at your phone every 10 minutes yet too anxious to actually relax and wait for Spring Break… Come to Lerner 505, at 7 pm for Bwog’s meeting tonight! We swear we won’t bite! photo from vet street

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CU Wind Ensemble Presents: The Festival Of Winds

By Lila Etter on Mar 05, 2017 0 Comments

Starting from 2:05 pm today, the Columbia University Wind Ensemble will host its 9th annual Columbia Festival of Winds in Roone Arledge Auditorium! The Festival is a day-long event that “brings together wind bands from greater NYC area for a collaborative celebration of the unique musical form of wind band music”. Tickets are available on the Columbia Arts […]

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Warmest Places To Study On Campus

Joanna Yu 0

cold winter months
getting work done
how can people still walk around campus in shorts
if im not in a warm place in five minutes i will scream
numb fingers
poor circulation
studying in jjs is a power move
the view from pupin is amazing
too cold

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Bwoglines: Super Bowl LIV And Krispy Kreme Edition

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actually watched the super bowl this year
bwoglines
coronavirus
go football
i havent had a krispy kreme donut in so long
italy
krispy kreme
midtown
sports
write for bwog sports
yum!

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Every Event On Campus: Pulitzer Prize-Winners Speak At Pulitzer Hall Edition

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bucketlist
bwog loves events
Events
film screenings are the best events
it feels like the semester should be halfway over
take advantage of all these great events
we love science events
welcome science fair

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What Does It Mean To Be Wise? A Conversation On Age, Gender, And Maturity

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events coverage
I identify with being an aggressive woman
I wish I was that wise
lenfest center
let's rethink wisdom
the words you say really do matter
why can young men get away with being immature

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“By Minute 45, It’s Not Gonna Feel Real:” Jessie Zhang Renegades For A Cause

Eliza Staples 1

bold beautiful barnard
jessie zhang is an undeniable creative force
low steps: where we are our truest and most authentic selves
putting the fun in fundraising
renegade?
tik tok

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3 Girls. 3 Joe’s Oat Milk Lattes.

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and wait all the joes are in a line?
bwig bwittle bwies
can your coffee offer you a discount code
Does Columbia just love food establishments that start with the letter "J"?
for the last time there are three joes
Joe 1
Joe 2
Joe 3
joes take all my money
joes=superior coffee establishments
oat milk lattes = best lattes
wait which ones the third one again?
wait why are their so many joes?

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Bwoglines: Groundhog Day And Locust Swarms

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bwoglines
coronavirus
groundhog day
rex OC who?
stop bwop and roll
swarming locusts
the supwerbowl is a thing I guess lol

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Where Art Thou: Urban Legend Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

i honestly didnt know postcrypt existed until last semester and im a senior. IN ARTS
if creepypasta writers want us to be scared of mothman and goatman why do they make them moths and goats
those are like the least scary animals
where art thou?

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