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Bwog Endorses Sam Ackerman For University Senate

By Amara Banks on Apr 19, 2017 0 Comments

With voting kicking off today, we would like to take a moment to endorse Sam Ackerman for University Senate. We were impressed with his airtight platform and are confident he will be an effective advocate for the improvement of student life. Sam has worked on the Student Health Advisory Committee and on the Insurance Committee, advocating for […]

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Bwoglines: Where Are Trump’s Taxes?

By Youngweon Lee on Apr 19, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: The British prime minister, Theresa May, is calling for a snap election (an early election of the prime minister that can be held if the members of the parliament lose faith in the government or if 2/3 of the members agree). In the (likely) case that the conservatives win, the legitimacy […]

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CU Students Advocate To Ban The Box

By Victoria Arancio on Apr 18, 2017 7 Comments

CU students are advocating to ban the box on Columbia University applications that specifically asks if an applicant has been convicted of a felony. Members of Beyond the Box at Columbia have created a letter to send to President Bollinger and Provost Coatsworth to remove the box on future CU applications. Beyond the Box at Columbia […]

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Bwog Endorses The Grassroots Party For CCSC

By Amara Banks on Apr 18, 2017 1 Comments

April is in full bloom! While we’re sneezing our guts up and counting down the days until summer, CC has been getting ready for another year of student council. Before voting begins, we would like to endorse the Grassroots Party: Ruben Rui Diaz-Pacheco, CC ’18, for President, Richard Nederlander, CC ’18, for Vice President of Policy, […]

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Highlights From The CCSC Debates

By Bwog Staff on Apr 18, 2017 2 Comments

CCSC elections are in full swing. CEB hosted a debate with the candidates willing and able to present their platforms to an audience that varied between mostly empty to ghostly. One might say this is because many of the debates are simply the candidates presenting their platform, taking a few questions, and getting on with […]

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Butler Lawn Power Rankings: Spring 2017

By Ross Chapman on Apr 18, 2017 1 Comments

Time is running out before Columbia’s lawns fall victim to commencement. Before that happens, let us celebrate via power rankings the best and worst sports and activities to play on Columbia’s lawns. 1.Sunbathing – While you can do this on the thin strips of lawn along College Walk, it’s best done on the wide expanses of the South […]

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SGA And The Curse Of The 2017-2018 Internal Budget

By Vivian Klotz on Apr 18, 2017 0 Comments

This week’s SGA meeting was primarily dedicated to presenting, explaining, and attempting to pass the 2017-2018 Internal Budget. First, however, during the period in which students and campus organizations can voice concerns to SGA, a group of members of the class of 2017 brought forward apprehensions about the financial strain Senior Week causes on students […]

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ESC Discusses What To Do When Your TA Is Discriminatory

By Finn Klauber on Apr 18, 2017 1 Comments

Large portions of this meeting consisted of discussion regarding expectations and crowdsourced guidelines for ESC member behaviour. However, the brunt of the discourse last night was in reference to the Physics TA incident which occurred a couple of weeks ago. Sensitivity Training and the Physics TA Incident About one and a half weeks ago, we […]

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Bwoglines: Time For Samoa News

By Victoria Arancio on Apr 18, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: North Korea is planning to test more missiles, now on a weekly basis. As tensions between the US and North Korea continue to rise, any form of U.S. intervention could lead to war, according to Vice-Foreign Minister Han Song-ryol. (BBC) Happening in NYC: Girl Scout Troop 6000 is New York City’s first troop meant solely […]

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Field Notes: To The Lighthouse Edition

By Bwog Staff on Apr 17, 2017 1 Comments

How was your weekend, Columbia? Did you soak up the sun? Did you get trashed and go to Latenite? Did you just stay in? Here’s what we were up to, anyhow… Wholesome: Walked through the park and listened to Father John Misty’s album and fell asleep at the boat pond. Went to a speciality rice […]

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CCSC Debates Adding New Rep Positions (& More)

By Nadra Rahman on Apr 17, 2017 0 Comments

Constitutional review: a dirty but necessary businesses. Get in the thick of it alongside Satow Room reporter Nadra Rahman and a few dedicated visitors from CUAD. The Columbia College Student Council (CCSC) was knee-high in constitutional review last night, debating the elimination of current positions, the creation of new of new ones, and in general, […]

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Overseen: Dean Kromm Wants Lawn Access, Too

By Ross Chapman on Apr 17, 2017 1 Comments

Lawn access isn’t great at Columbia. For most of the year, they’re covered in tarps, and when it finally gets warm, they’re taken away almost immediately for commencement. While student council candidates promise to improve lawn access, one brave administrator decided to take matters into her own hands. A tipster sent us photos purporting to […]

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Bwoglines: Stones At Risk Edition

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how is katy perry a MOTHER
moai faces are so relatablely stoned
what will corona bring our semester to
why did i think katy perry was still in heartbreak over john mayer or something

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Redesigning Words You Will Never Spell Correctly

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grammarly wants what i have
red squiggly line of death
Remove term: thank god ur here you got a dollar so i can go get a slushie thank god ur here bish you got a dollar so i can go get a slushie

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GSSC Talks Alumni Relations, Gala, and the Metrocard Program

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also i feel like my bwog calling card has become making intricate graphics
gssc please recognize me
i have no idea how to use the term alumnae and im too afraid to ask
someone who has taken latin or just understands the concept please let me know if im right

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Housing Reviews 2020: Plimpton

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i love living in plimpton
look how clean our kitchen is!
plimp
plimpton
shoutout to apple tree and dunkin

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Bwoglines: Yang Gang Edition

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Andrew Yang
Australia bushfires
bwoglines
PM Sanna Marin of Finland
Tennessee tornado

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SGA Gets Flashbacks To NSOP

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barnard housing
can't stop won't stop NSOP
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the roosevelt institute

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A Love Story

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athena film festival
big barnard energy
bold
Female empowerment
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ESC And The Textbook Affordability Initiative

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esc is not happy with ccsc's decision to have expensive prizes
textbook affordability initiative
they completely rejected the ccsc survey

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