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Eat Pray Love: Level One

By Lila Etter on Dec 09, 2015 0 Comments

In 2006, Elizabeth Gilbert wrote Eat, Pray, Love, a memoir detailing her adventures in three different countries and across two different continents. She spent four months eating in Italy, three months finding her spirituality in India, and the rest of the year falling in love in Bali, Indonesia. Fast forward to 2015: Bwog has decided […]

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GSSC Chooses Gala Venue And Votes On Funding Requests

By Joe Milholland on Dec 09, 2015 0 Comments

GS has its ups and downs. But nobody can deny that their parties and celebrations are anything less than awesome. Student government expert Joe Milholland tells where the GS gala will be and what it will be like. On Tuesday night, the General Studies Student Council (GSSC) voted in their general body meeting to hold […]

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Bwoglines: Mopping Up Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 09, 2015 0 Comments

The U.S. Senate passed the Panglossian-titled “Every Child Achieves Act,” a replacement for the “No Child Left Behind Act” of George W. Bush. The bill “did away with the…mandate of Adequate Yearly Progress, required use of measures in evaluating student success, provided greater access to early childhood education and included a measure to audit and […]

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IGC Greek Judicial Board Chair Winner Accused Of Unfair Electioneering

By Courtney Couillard on Dec 08, 2015 11 Comments

Yesterday evening, the Inter-Greek Council (IGC) held elections for their board, including the election of a new Judicial Board Chair. An anonymous tipster sent us details on the election process, accusing current IGC Director of Internal Affairs and Sigma Nu member Teddy Finkelstein, CC ’17, of unfair organization of last night’s elections. In addition to organizing the elections, […]

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The Ninety-Five Theses

By Bwog Staff on Dec 08, 2015 1 Comments

If you’ve taken Contemporary Civilization or come from a Flyover state with a long history of Scandinavian homesteaders, you are probably familiar with Martin Luther and his 95 theses. Well, we connected the dots and realized it’s not a huge jump from demonstrating the hypocrisy of the Papists to fighting the established patriarchal norms of Academia […]

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SGA: Fighting For Rights

By Caroline Montgomery on Dec 08, 2015 0 Comments

This week’s SGA update brought to you, as always, by staffer Caroline Montgomery, heats up campus even as December marches on. This week, SGA was heated (like our earth! 60 degrees in December!?). The the main agenda was for Associate Dean of Student Life, Alina Wong, to discuss Barnard’s involvement with CUE, the Office of […]

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Interview With Rhodes Scholar Luca Springer (Part 1)

By Joe Milholland on Dec 08, 2015 4 Comments

You may have heard that Columbia failed to win any Rhodes Scholarships this year – and then, suddenly, we had won one. Why this confusion? No US scholarships were won by Columbia students this year, but Luca Springer, a dual degree GS-Sciences Po student with dual Austrian-German citizenship, won one of the two German Rhodes […]

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Call For Closing Remarks

By Bwog Staff on Dec 08, 2015 1 Comments

You’ve been hearing drunk seniors slurring the words “Iiiit’s Cloooosing Tiiimmmee…” as they get kicked out of 1020 at 4 am since September, but this is realer than any bad Semisonic song: the semester is coming to a close! We want you to help us compile a list of your professors’ best end-of-semester remarks/shenanigans for […]

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Bwoglines: Science Trumps All (Including Trump) Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 08, 2015 1 Comments

This one is self explanatory: “Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on.” We figured out what’s going on: a racist crazy is running for President. (Trump Website) Bernie Sanders won the popular vote… for […]

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Breaking: CUMB Releases First Round Of Fall 2015 Orgo Night Posters

By Bwog Staff on Dec 07, 2015 5 Comments

It’s that time of year again folks: the Columbia University Marching Band has released their first round of flyers for this year’s Fall Orgo Night taking place December 16th at 11:59PM in Butler 209. While these posters are definitely less controversial than those of previous years, we expect the event itself to maintain its usual level of offense. As always, Bwog plans […]

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Field Notes: The Organic Meets The Inorganic Edition

By Bwog Staff on Dec 07, 2015 0 Comments

With finals fast approaching (Oh, hi research paper we never started!!), we observe that the student populace is more receptive to the unnatural melding of the organic (alive, productive) with the inorganic (inanimate, rotting). Below, behold some examples. And as always, send in any contributions to tips@bwog.com or through our anonymous tip form. The Organic […]

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BCSN Protesters Have Released Demands

By Bwog Staff on Dec 07, 2015 18 Comments

The Barnard Columbia Solidarity Network (BCSN) started protesting on Low Steps at 3:30 today, with a sizable but not overwhelming crowd. The network amended a set of demands from the Student Power Coalition (SPC) in order to reflect the race critical lens supported by its membership—member groups include the Mobilized African Diaspora (MAD), Columbia Divest for Climate Justice, Divest […]

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The Barnard Laundry QR Codes Don’t Work

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barnard laundry
eva exposes something that literally knew or cared about
if the qr code system actually worked it would be so great bc i could check on my laundry from bed
laundry sunday
nothing in the quad works
reslife

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Open Meeting Announcement: Ovid’s Metamorphoses

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ah ovid... that beautiful roman bastard
come one come all
how does one navigate the john jay brunch time crunch time cuz im about to head there
im going to watch roma in theaters today so excited!!
yes i just read this last night

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Bwoglines: Climbin’ To The Peak Edition

Elisha Zhao 0

emoji aquarium here to remind you to just keep swimmin
hoping my hardest we get something done about climate change
i ate my first absolute bagels yesterday and holy hell they are indeed absolutely goddamn delicious
lox and nova and all kinds of bagel jargon
otherwise we r inevitably and indisputably screwed

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Science Research Spotlight: Looking Into The Past

Alex Tang 1

bwog science
if there was uranium on campus it so would be in pupin
pretty jellyfish
research spotlight
the nobel committee really f'd up in 1957
why don't they talk about this in frosci

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Freshman Wisdom: Elle Ferguson

Elle Ferguson 0

above her peers
call me Plato
change
older and wiser now
seen and heard so much

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Academic Events Drinking Game

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

every professor needs a refresher class on microsoft office
if you actually play this game you will get cava'd
the first person to say "this is more a comment" during the q&a should have been tried at the hague
we love academic events we just don't always like them

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Where Art Thou: Holiday Chill Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

i'm not gonna lie i don't like either spring awakening or colony collapse but i have faith in columbia performing arts
some GREAT deals in that off campus section today folks!!
where art thou?

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Bwoglines: December The First Edition

Mary Clare Greenlees 1

apparently alaska has the highest amount of earthquakes per state which makes sense but i was still shook when i found that out idk why
bwastro
bwoglines
its december now! holiday season ! and finals season rip
The Bleeding Age made me v paranoid abt doctors and surgeries in general but lmao whats new

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