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Bwoglines: Tides Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 04, 2016 0 Comments

Scientists have observed that Arctic Ocean is freezing at a slower pace, leading to lower-than-usual ice cover. The scientists pin the cause of this phenomena on global warming. (Scientific American) Last night, the Paris Agreement for reducing climate change came into effect. While the Agreement provides a basis for tackling climate issues, the details on implementation […]

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How to Spend Fall Break in NYC

By Leo Bevilacqua on Nov 03, 2016 1 Comments

Not going home for Fall Break? Don’t fret. Bwog is here with some suggestions for you and your friends. Time to leave the MoHi bubble, maybe? Who says a staycation can’t be fun? You don’t need to leave the city for a taste of the outside world. Strengthen your New York identity and explore all the city has to […]

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How Well Do You Know Your Campus Doorways And Do You Know Where You’re Actually Going In Life?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2016 3 Comments

Some people would say that going to Columbia is all about dealing with authority structures. The advent of winter is only reinforcing this point, driving us deeper and deeper into the unfeeling embraces of our campus hideaway spots while our administration cheers about some northern land called “Manhattanville.” But how well do you actually actually know […]

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Get Hyped For Basketball Mania

By Ross Chapman on Nov 03, 2016 0 Comments

Hold onto your basketball-shaped butts, because it’s time for Basketball Mania. On Thursday at 8:30 pm, the student councils will combine forces to host Columbia’s biggest pep rally of the year. Basketball Mania is a spirited mix of performing arts, pump-up music, and atrocious line dancing. The Lions won’t host a game in Levien Gymnasium […]

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LectureHop: Alan Turing: Computing Machinery and Intelligence

By Elana Rebitzer on Nov 03, 2016 0 Comments

Alan Turing is a famous British computer scientist, known for developing many prototypes for computers and for cracking the Nazi Enigma Machine. Last night, Bwogger Elana Rebitzer attended a lecture given by his nephew (and biographer) Sir Dermot Turing. Until last night, whenever I heard the name Alan Turing, I had a vague idea that […]

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Reflection On Race Through Reading The Diamond Sutra

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Nov 03, 2016 0 Comments

Buddhism is something most new-age college students only pretend to pay lip service to when they want to pretend to be ‘spiritual’, yet desire to stay away from the problematic histories of most major religions. Follow this Bwog Staff Writer as she investigates the Diamond Sutra, one of the most revered sutras in Mahayana Buddhism. […]

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Bwoglines: History Making Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 03, 2016 0 Comments

After a 108 year drought, the Chicago Cubs have won the World Series! Game 7 was a nailbiter that included a rain delay after the 9th inning and the Cubs giving up a large lead that resulted in extra innings. (Chicago Tribune) A new poll shows Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in a virtual tie for Colorado, a […]

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Professor Nemerovski Teaches Us How To Create A Third Party

By Amara Banks on Nov 02, 2016 1 Comments

The idea of a third party is not foreign to the American dream (at least to mine). I’d always thought of how nice another party would be in our country’s political system, especially given the circumstances of the 2016 Presidential Election. Steven Nemerovski is a political scientist who shares my fantasy, and in addition to […]

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Find Your Polling Place For November 8th

By Ross Chapman on Nov 02, 2016 1 Comments

Whether you’re excited to vote or consumed by dread for the future of our nation, participating in the election is an important civic duty. If you’re voting away from Columbia, make sure you’ve sent in your ballot or have plans to get to your polling place! For those of you staying on campus, we wanted […]

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“Victims, Victims, Everywhere!” – On Political Correctness And Freedom Of Discourse

By Timmy Wu on Nov 02, 2016 1 Comments

Last night, Christina Hoff Sommers, self-proclaimed “equity feminist” and prominent critic of “intersectional feminism,” was invited by the Executive Council of the Columbia American Enterprise Institute for a conversation titled “Victims, Victims, Everywhere!” Staff Writer Timmy Wu reports on the event and the surprising lack of protesters. Christina Hoff Sommers opened her talk with a proclamation, declaring […]

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GSSC Is Back On Track

By Jennifer Nugent on Nov 02, 2016 0 Comments

Happy Wednesday! Bwog GSSC Bureau Chiefs Jenny Nugent & Romane Thomas have the highlights on last night’s General Studies Student Council meeting. GSSC had a particularly productive meeting last night! Attendance was on point, and the VPs were all ready with updates. President Julian LaRosa started by announcing that GS was able to raise $212,949 on […]

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Bwoglines: Tis The Season Of Peppermint Mochas

By Bwog Staff on Nov 02, 2016 0 Comments

The Met Opera canceled its shows last Saturday after a terror scare, when a man was reportedly seen dumping white powder into the orchestra pit. Investigators later found out that the man was dumping the ashes of his deceased opera-loving friend. (CBS New York) Starbucks will have two different holiday cup designs this year! The […]

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SGA Is Feelin’ And Doin’ Well

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feel well do well
hooray for contraceptives!
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yay for wellness!

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Bwoglines: Sleeping In Edition

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bwoglines
gm :)
there are construction dudes outside my window and they are drILLing
this poetry class is so good everything in the course packet is so tasty
yes this post is about me i overslept

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Field Notes: Trying New Things Edition

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i fear pigeons
lol studying
pigeons have no fear
try new things!

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Horror Story: I Went To Times Square

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avoid times square like the plague
shoutout to Soul and Lori
there are no pandas in times square
times square
times square is sad

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Every Event On Campus: New And Improved Edition

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bucket list
bwog covers events
give us gcal or give us death
reception usually means there will be wine just saying
who gave football the right to be 150 years old?

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Have Class Outside While You Still Can

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a 400 person lecture outside sounds like an insane social experiment
fresh air
kill stress culture 2019
peace love riverside
someone sit with me on low steps
where were they taking those chairs? i want to know

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Mourning For My Vanished Succulent

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feeling lowkey burnedout but at least i didnt lose my succulent
i'm so tired
im posting this to procrastinate on my metrics reading
parlor palm

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As Seen From My Bed: A CCSC Update

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government
guysfoodpoisoningishorrible
midterms
politics
wherearethecupcakes

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