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Pushing Against Latinx Narratives: “What Really Happened?”

By Ross Chapman on Jan 25, 2017 2 Comments

Low Library, an temple to academia so often reserved for white voices, was scheduled to host an panels carried out entirely by Latinx speakers. It shouldn’t surprise anyone, then, that the event was moved to Teachers College at the last minute. According to the event organizers, the panel discussion, “What Really Happened? Latinos and the 2016 […]

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GSSC Strengthens Relationship With Other Schools And Promises Puppies

By Romane Thomas on Jan 25, 2017 0 Comments

Last night, GSSC met in the Satow room on Lerner’s fifth floor and, among other things, efficiently voted on a new budget. VP of Finance Jacob Case went through the new budget of this spring semester. He explained that the budget had increased due to an unexpected rise of student numbers. With this new cash […]

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Bwoglines: The Wall Edition

By Youngweon Lee on Jan 25, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: Trump plans to sign executive orders allowing the construction of his Wall on the US-Mexico border today. This is one of his first actions as the president addressing his ferociously anti-illegal immigration platform that he emphasized during his campaign. (The Washington Post) Happening in NYC: New York Mayor Bill de Blasio revealed […]

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Energy And Environmental Policy Under Trump Won’t Be So Bad (According To Three White Men)

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Jan 24, 2017 4 Comments

Yesterday, Bwog Managing Editor Betsy Ladyzhets attended a talk that focused on Trump’s energy and environmental plans for the next four years. Featuring environmental advisors to President George W. Bush, it seems that the United States’ environmental policy won’t be heavily affected by the change-of-hands between presidencies. The question remains: how can things not change if the leader of the […]

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CC Student Daniel Andreotti Has Passed Away

By Bwog Staff on Jan 24, 2017 0 Comments

We have just received notice that Columbia College first year Daniel Andreotti has passed away. His parents wished to express his death “was not intentional, nor was it the result of a public health concern,” and that “Daniel was a happy guy with immense intellectual curiosity who thoroughly enjoyed the learning and discussion of ideas that the […]

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Library Reviews: Lehman Social Sciences Library

By Nikki Shaner-Bradford on Jan 24, 2017 0 Comments

Bwog continues its library series by exploring the Lehman Social Sciences Library. Located inside the International Affairs Building, this place has everything: printers, desks, and other essentials for last-minute cramming. Leave Butler’s dementors behind and take a chance on one of Columbia’s beautiful libraries! Location: 300 International Affairs Building. IAB is wheelchair accessible, and the […]

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ESC Aims To Convert Free Space In Lerner To LGBTQ/People Of Color Spaces

By Finn Klauber on Jan 24, 2017 4 Comments

Last night, ESC discussed possibilities for LGBT and People of Color spaces in Lerner Hall. Despite detailed plans for the creation of free spaces, ESC and the future of this proposition remains uncertain. The premier discussion at this week’s Engineering Student Council meeting involved a proposal by CCSC 2017 VP Brennon Mendez and 2020 Representative Grant […]

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SGA: Barnard Faculty May Strike In the Near Future

By Dassi Karp on Jan 24, 2017 1 Comments

Provost Linda Bell and Associate Provost Patricia Denison joined SGA last night to discuss Barnard’s most recent negotiations with the Barnard Contingent Faculty Union and to field student questions regarding the College’s proposals. Bell spoke frankly and openly to the Rep Council and the forty-some students assembled in support of the BCF-UAW. Bell began by […]

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Bwoglines: El Chapo Is Closer Than You Think…

By Victoria Arancio on Jan 24, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the nation: President Trump has pulled the U.S. out of the talks for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). The movement towards negotiations began with President Obama’s desire to improve trade policy, but President Trump has ended said negotiations, wanting to support the growth of American jobs. (The Atlantic) Happening in NYC: Have you been wondering […]

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Field Notes: Marching Through The Streets Edition

By Sarah Kinney on Jan 23, 2017 1 Comments

Well, Columbia, we’ve made it through the first weekend with all of us back in town. Did you spend your weekend raging at Beta? Marching through the streets? We’ve got all that and everything in between in today’s field notes. It’s good to be back in New York. March First: Met Vermin Supreme in a […]

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Barnard Contingent Faculty Sets Strike Deadline For February 21st

By Ross Chapman on Jan 23, 2017 0 Comments

Barnard Contingent Faculty, a union for Barnard College faculty in conjunction with United Auto Workers, has announced a strike deadline for four weeks from today. The union posted on their website earlier today with a statement announcing this decision. It said the union voted in December to “authorize the BCF-UAW Bargaining Committee to call for any […]

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CC Student Ezekiel “Zeke” Reiser Has Passed Away

By Bwog Staff on Jan 23, 2017 4 Comments

Columbia College students received an email late this afternoon from Dean Valentini mourning the loss of Ezekiel “Zeke” Reiser, who entered CC with the class of 2014. He was the son of adjunct faculty members Nanako Umemoto and Jesse Reiser in the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP). Zeke passed away this weekend at his family’s […]

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PeopleHop: The Wall

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interview
peoplehop
stationary sound barrier
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Big Tech, The Media, And Journalism – A Talk With Kara Swisher

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big tech
facebook is always listening
google is highkey terrifying
her kid was at the talk and she was so so cute
journalism
kara swisher is my queen
taking down big tech one billionaire at a time
the zucc
this article may be long but the event was like two and a half hours

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Excerpts From Professor Parkins’ Introduction To Magical Arts 1403 Lecture

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"let's click" is my pavlovian trigger
and people who unironically use comic sans
i hate fanfiction

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The McBain Of Madness

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But existential horror is pretty cool I guess
but I kinda like this
H.P. Lovecraft was awful
McBain? More like McPain amirite?
McThulhu
This post really was supposed to be something different
What antediluvian horror is McBain

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Science 101: So What Are You Doing This Summer?

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bwastro
future me is going to HATE past me :/ it just b like that tho
hello it is me
i need to start my apps no :o
science 101
ugh i have a color coded spreadsheet about this but am i still going to do this at the last minute? answer? yes :( but i wont be happy abt it

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Bwoglines: Bikes In The City Edition

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amazon will now deliver its bikes via bike
bwogfoot contessa
i can't wait for the 2025 netflix show about this royal scandal
i had to google jeffery epstein
why would a president listen to protest letters that would be crazy haha... unless...

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Going To The Tree Lighting Ceremony When You’re Single: A Tutorial

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cuffing szn tree lighting crossover
tree lighting
trees will be lit but hope your relationship doesn't go up in flames
why does it take two hours to light some trees

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My Battery-Powered Gloves And I

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Allergic to the Cold
baby it's mfing cold outside
Bwog does not endorse Amazon
farenheit forver
heated gloves
if it's multiple degrees is it celsiui
Raynaud's Syndrome
wtf is celsius

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