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The Fraternity Rush Process As Told By Someone Who Knows Nothing About The Fraternity Rush Process

By Youngweon Lee on Feb 08, 2017 1 Comments

The confused international student is back! Daily Editor Youngweon Lee explains the fraternity rush process as seen by her, a clueless foreigner. This process is a lot longer than the sorority rush process, because it feels like people are rushing or pledging for months every semester. You get to choose which fraternity you rush, and you can rush multiple […]

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Barnard 2017 Commencement Speaker Announced

By Bwog Staff on Feb 08, 2017 0 Comments

This morning, Dean Hinkson announced via email that Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) president Joanne Liu will be Barnard’s 2017 commencement speaker. In addition to being keynote speaker, Liu will also receive the Barnard medal of distinction. Other medal honorees include Johnnetta Cole, Director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art; Zainab Salbi, […]

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At The Forefront Of Mental Health Reform: GSSC Addresses Student Concerns

By Romane Thomas on Feb 08, 2017 3 Comments

Last night General Studies Student Council hosted a town hall where many crucial issues were discussed including mental health initiatives, stress culture at Columbia, and representation of marginalized groups. President Larosa started by giving his own update about the intiatives for mental health that the council had been working on. He explained that the council […]

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Bwoglines: The Country Is Falling Apart

By Youngweon Lee on Feb 08, 2017 4 Comments

Happening in the world: Republican senators voted on Tuesday to formally silence Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) on the senate floor until Senator Jeff Sessions’ (R-AL) nomination for Trump’s cabinet is complete. Democrat senators have been trying to delay confirmations of nominees for Trump’s cabinet, making this process the most dragged out one in US history. (The […]

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Library Reviews: The Papyrology And Epigraphy Reading Room

By Finn Klauber on Feb 07, 2017 2 Comments

Our next library review takes you to our most used and well-known places of study: Butler Library. It’s nice to be adventurous every once and awhile, but when you’re in sweatpants and just need to get down to business, Butler always has your back. Location: Eastern wing of the 6th floor of Butler. Accessible library. Hours: 9 […]

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Columbia U And The Café Of Uris

By Victoria Arancio on Feb 07, 2017 0 Comments

It was a cold, dreary day in Morningside Heights. Columbia’s campus was buzzing as it normally does, despite the rain that threatened to drench me before I could make it to class. I was sprinting to my 11:40 (as I normally do) when I heard a loud scream from someone on Low Beach. By the […]

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SGA Was More Productive Than You Were Last Night

By Dassi Karp on Feb 07, 2017 0 Comments

This week’s SGA meeting focused on negotiations between the faculty union and administration with the strike deadline fast-approaching. Promotion of student health and the creation of new programs have been proposed with an emphasis on using preexisting resources that Columbia is currently underutilizing. At last night’s SGA Rep Council meeting, our Barnard student leaders showed us what […]

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ESC Describes All The Ways Columbia Is Awful And All The Solutions Columbia Hasn’t Undertaken

By Finn Klauber on Feb 07, 2017 4 Comments

This week’s ESC meeting was a continuation of last week’s discussion that attempted to find ways to alleviate the stress of Columbia students. While the Columbia Administration acknowledged the Executive Vice President Sidney Perkins ideas, it remains uncertain if the administration will take student proposals into consideration. Yesterday’s weekly meeting of the Engineering Student Council […]

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Bwoglines: Two Steps Back, One Step Forward

By Victoria Arancio on Feb 07, 2017 1 Comments

It’s time to stop hitting the snooze button! Bwog is here to give you your daily news and other important information to get you through your day. Happening in the world: If you thought this past election was a disaster, it’s time to feel bad for the French. With their presidential election coming up soon, signs point to another […]

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Field Notes: Flying Flu Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 06, 2017 0 Comments

Hoorah! We’ve officially reached that point in the winter where everyone is sick. But, that didn’t stop everybody from going out this weekend. Read on to learn what all your favorite crazy Bwoggers were up to the past 96 hours… The Plague Hath Come Developed a cold/cough because immune system weak after not eating due […]

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Matchmaker Time: Call For Personals

By Sarah Kinney on Feb 06, 2017 0 Comments

It’s almost that time of the year, Bwoggers! Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and you know what that means… It’s time for Bwog’s annual call for personals. Get ready to shamelessly and unironically advertise yourself via Columbia’s most professional platform. In the mood for love? Tinder got you down? No plans for next Tuesday? […]

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A Conspiracy Theory: What Happened To The Bananas?

By Youngweon Lee on Feb 06, 2017 6 Comments

Disclaimer: the author knows nothing about biology or genetics. She is just concerned about the lack of bananas in the Columbia dining halls. Has anyone else noticed the recent lack of bananas in the dining hall? For me, personally, the realization came when I got the flu last Sunday and I felt like I really […]

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Goodnight Campus

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bye campus
goodnight moon is my favorite kids book
goodnight noises everywhere
happy end of finals
I'll miss columbia
we did it

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Bwog In Bed: Later, Dudes

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:)
apologies to everyone who still has finals
bwog in bed
correspondence
i love it when you call me big bwoppa
poppin bwottles
winter break!!! yay!!!

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Dark Night Of The Soul: Last Of The Decade Edition

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dark night of the soul
my last 3 brain cells
onion overlords
orbeez
tomorrow is my last first day of school
umbrella on the floor

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Beyond Butler Banner: BIWOC Authors You Should Be Reading

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biwoc
butler banner but make it permanent
carmen maria machado literally made me cry when she came to speak and that's just the facts!
read a book by a woman of color i'm begging you
women of color > any white writer i had to read in high school
your move columbia

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Barnard Alumnae Support Mourning Students

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barnard alumnae
emotional support
first year support
we thank barnard for a lovely and close sisterhood
winter break support

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How To Stop Your Friends From Forgetting You When You Study Abroad

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catfish your friends so they never forget
give your friends a realistic baby doll of your full grown self
if your friends don't mail you jjs while you're abroad... drop them when you get back
mild alcoholism in Europe is so much more sophisticated than mild alcoholism in nyc
venmo request your friends for your emotional labor of making sure they don't forget about you!

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Bwog In Bed: Impeachment Edition

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bwogfoot contessa
driving to vroom vroom is lowkey dangerous... it's too much fun
i am home and it is so odd to be writing this bwog in bed from my HOME bed
i want eggs eggs eggs
this is the first impeachment of my baby lifetime

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Things To Replace The Lights On College Walk

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breaking down the columbiarchy one severe haircut at a time
fr though rush bwog
i want to be one of those instagram influencer people with the helium balloons but instead of my age it would say "hello my name is nicki it is very nice to meet you"
listen if i saw a tree decked out in receipts i would be ready to party
send in pics of the tree you decorate using these tips!!

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