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Tarps, Where Art Thou?

By Asya Sagnak on Dec 04, 2015 1 Comments

Ah, our lawns. Our beautiful, green, collegiate, bourgeois lawns. Always there for us, whether it stays locked and serves as eye candy (that’s shade to you, Hamilton lawn) or provides our butts with quality cushioning and free space. But what freshman might not know is that every winter, the administration covers these fields of glory with […]

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Latenite Theatre Presents: Fall Anthology 2015

By Bwog Staff on Dec 04, 2015 3 Comments

Latenight Theatre returned last night with their Fall Anthology performance. We sent a new Staff Writer to see his first Latenite at Columbia and review the show. Shows will also be held tonight at 11 PM and Saturday night at 8PM and 11PM. Tickets are free and available through TIC. Despite being warned numerous times […]

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Carman Hall Residence Director Responds To Trans Awareness Vandalism

By Bwog Staff on Dec 04, 2015 6 Comments

In an email sent earlier today, Carman Hall Residence Director Aaron Hukari responded to the ongoing vandalism of a trans awareness bulletin board on floor 13. The email announces a safe space discussion tomorrow in Carman Lounge from 4-6 pm, LGBTQ@Columbia tabling in Carman Lobby, and pending mandatory weekly floor meetings as well as trans/LGBTQ […]

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The Plan Behind The Absurd Men’s Basketball Schedule

By Ross Chapman on Dec 04, 2015 0 Comments

There’s something peculiar about the men’s basketball schedule this season. Maybe it was the Friday, 11 a.m. season opener against a Division III school. Could it be the back-to-back games on the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving (they lost both games in the final moments by one point)? Perhaps it’s their game on the Monday […]

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Barnard Quad Bulletin Boards Transform Overnight Into Bread Boards

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Dec 04, 2015 3 Comments

Late Wednesday night, Barnard quad residents became aware of a shocking phenomenon: there was bread on the bulletin boards. Not pictures of bread, not drawings of bread, not even holograms of bread, but real, actual slices of white bread attached with thumbtacks to the bulletin boards. The bread was first believed to be present on […]

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Drama@CU Season 2 Is Here

By Bwog Staff on Dec 04, 2015 0 Comments

We obviously love some good video content and gossip at Columbia, and both of these things are perfectly represented in the Columbia student produced series Drama@CU. While RA drama and messy relationships may have been the theme of last season, the first episode for season 2 introduces a whole new cast of pretentious and moody Columbia students, including […]

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Bwoglines: Spectaculars And Surprises Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 04, 2015 0 Comments

Italy’s most active volcano, Mount Etna, erupted for the first time since 2013, sending lava and ash into the sky in a spectacular show. The ash from the eruption caused lighting to strike through the clouds and covered the nearby cities of Messina and Reggio Calabria, where the airports have been closed. Etna’s twitter account provided […]

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Go Lion Or Go Home: Bwog Reviews Roar Lion Rorchesis

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Dec 03, 2015 0 Comments

This Friday marks the date of the dance group Orchesis’ big semester performance, entitled Roar Lion Rorchesis. Last night, Bwog writer and (more recently) dance enthusiast Betsy Ladyzhets was lucky enough to sit in on the group’s dress rehearsal. The performance will run twice tomorrow in the Roone Auditorium, at 7:30pm and 10pm. Tickets are […]

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#TBT To The First Time It (College Walk) Was Lit

By Mia Lindheimer on Dec 03, 2015 1 Comments

In honor of today’s Tree Lighting Ceremony, Bwog historian Mia Lindheimer takes a look at the history of students congregating on College Walk to ring in the holidays with hot cider, cocoa, and boring speeches. The very first Tree Lighting Ceremony took place only 18 years ago, in 1998 (that is, this year is the […]

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Restaurant Impossible: John Jay Edition

By Emma Seely-Katz on Dec 03, 2015 1 Comments

Yesterday, Chef Robert Irvine made his annual trek to Morningside Heights to consult with the dining staff on CU’s culinary options. Emma Seely-Katz, a long-time starry-eyed admirer of the chef’s, got to both talk to him and take selfies with him in John Jay. The encounter has left her possibly even more enamored than before. […]

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Columbia Is Ready For Winter (Even If You Aren’t)

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2015 0 Comments

The weather might still insist we’re stuck in that awkward, mid-fall phase (fifty degrees in December? what is happening?) but Columbia’s student government is going to push us straight into the colder season anyway. CCSC, SGA, GSSC, ESC and the Blue Key Society are pushing us not on ice skates or sleds, but on the wheels of […]

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Bwoglines: Solemn But Not Sorrowful Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 03, 2015 0 Comments

After the mass shooting yesterday in San Bernandio, California at the county’s regional center, Governor Jerry Brown canceled the annual tree lighting ceremony at the Capitol. Instead, the tree was lit in a much more subdued fashion by nine-year-old J.J. Paris. The Capitol flags were also lowered to half-mast in honor of the victims. (Sacramento Bee) Meanwhile, […]

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Bwoglines: Pope Francis And The Wildfires Edition

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bwoglines
gender justice
lets get this bread
news
pope francis is our problematic fav
reformbnb is so catchy
send nudes
wildfires

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CUP’s Almost, Maine Completely Warms Hearts

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alex haddad is a GENIUS
bwop it like it's hot
harris should probably go into professional acting
i cried 4 times
i love love
i wish i was in this production
my crying can be seen in spec's photos probably

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Classical Whines: Emily Wilson On Translation, The Core, And More

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hot take: put alexander pope's translation on the second semester lithum syllabus
i can graduate happy now
i never knew that the modern edition of homer's texts came from alexandrian scholars
my little classics nerd heart is very happy
thank you again to prof wilson for these amazingly thorough answers!!!

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Clubhop: Jewish Israeli Film Club Brings Personal Stories From Israel To Columbia

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apparently when sasson gabai and ari'el stachel go out together people think that gabai is stachel's father which!! wow!!!!
clubhop
do you like chet baker?
gabai asked each audience member who asked a question to say their name and what they're majoring in which was v cute
haled's song about love was the song of the summer PROVE ME WRONG
hillel center
jewish israeli film club
this writer can confirm the snacks were excellent

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Bucket List: Over The River And Through the Woods Edition

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bucket list
bwog covers events
monday more like funday
wow columbia really saved all their coolest stuff for when people are leaving didn't they

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LectureHop: “GendeRev: Trans Makeup As Resistance”

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grateful we got to host these absolute wonder women
happy trans awareness week
much love for the trans community

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Columbia Ballet Celebration: CBC’s Fall Performance

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Alvin Ailey
ballet
CBC
dance
someone pls teach me how to be this talented
this performance was so good!

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Cooking With Bwog: Friendsgiving Edition

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chosen family
eat more turkey
food babies
friends giving
gobble gobble
lazy bakers
shoutout to the international students who are having their first thanksgiving
thanksgiving
what's up with catastrophic tv thanksgivings

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