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Joseph Stiglitz On Income Inequality Close To Home

By Sarah Kinney on Feb 03, 2017 0 Comments

Last night, the Roosevelt Institute here at Columbia sponsored a talk by world-renowned economist Joseph Stiglitz. Bwog sent first-year Sarah Kinney to cover the event. After getting lost in the wrong Warren building—and convincing the hosts to let her into the jam packed lecture room—she finally settled in to hear what Stiglitz had to say. Keep […]

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In The Wake: A Panel In Honor of Christina Sharpe

By Bwog Staff on Feb 03, 2017 0 Comments

Last night, the Barnard Center for Research on WomenW hosted an event in honor of Chirstina Sharpe, a writer and feminist scholar. Staff Writer Shina Chetti attended, and reports on the event’s messages of history and resilience. Held yesterday in Barnard College’s Diana Event Oval, In the Wake: On Black and Being payed tribute to […]

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Daily Reminder That Columbia Is Rich

By Timmy Wu on Feb 03, 2017 1 Comments

Just in case you have been, purposefully, hiding under a rock, mustering every residual effort to dissociate yourself from the disruption and atrocity that has been occurring in the country and in the world these couple of weeks, this is a mild wake-up dosage reminding you that: things are shit. It’s as if the despise […]

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Bwoglines: It’s You, Not Me Edition

By Angelica Lagasca on Feb 03, 2017 0 Comments

Happening in the world: Senate Republicans, by quorum, suspended committee rules to push forward the Trump Administration nominee for leader of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt. This comes despite protests from the Democrats. (Washington Post) Happening in NYC: Yesterday at around noon, a little over a thousand Yemeni-American businesses (including bodegas and grocers) went on […]

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Library Review: C.V. Starr East Asian Library

By Bwog Staff on Feb 02, 2017 4 Comments

Still haven’t found your study spot for this semester? Bwog’s here to help you find a spot that makes studying just a little bit more bearable. Bwog Newbie Jack Treanor reviews the C.V. Starr East Asian Library. Location: 300 Kent Hall, Entrance Level Accessible Library Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 am to 11 pm. Friday, 9 am to 7 pm. […]

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Door Vandalism And The Muslim Ban Define Fireside Chat

By Ross Chapman on Feb 02, 2017 3 Comments

In his first Fireside Chat since October, PrezBo invited lottery winners to 60 Morningside Drive to enjoy some hors d’oeuvres and hostile conversation. The usual suspects from the administration joined him in his not-so-humble abode: Deans Harford & Cromm, Ixchel Rosal playing the Undergraduate Student Life role in place of Suzanne Goldberg, VP of Campus […]

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Kerry James Marshall’s “Mastry” & The Core

By Leo Bevilacqua on Feb 02, 2017 0 Comments

Recently, the Met Breuer Museum held an exhibit of art by Kerry James Marshall. Bwog sent Bwogger Leo Bevilacqua to review the exhibit. The Met Breuer’s recent retrospective of Kerry James Marshall’s work titled “Mastry” had a fascinating response to masterpieces of western literature, art, and philosophy. Marshall, having been raised in segregation, had a different […]

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#TBT: Where Has The Love Gone?

By Ross Chapman on Feb 02, 2017 0 Comments

As you may have heard, Bwog is celebrating its 11th birthday! We’ve come a long way from the first Bwoggiversary, which came with a major party at The West End. We do a little bit more journalism, and a little bit fewer Bwog portmanteaus, but we’re still the same website… or, at least, we have […]

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Drinking With Bwog: Snow Buddy Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 02, 2017 0 Comments

Happy February, Columbia! In honor of our first real snow this week, Bwog has decided to share our favorite wintertime drink recipe with you. We even went to the trouble of making it (well, a modified version). Our changes are in italics so you can tell how cheap we are. Bon appetite! Ingredients: 2 parts Absolut Elyx (or […]

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Bwoglines: Groundhog Day Edition

By Elana Rebitzer on Feb 02, 2017 2 Comments

Happening in the World: Britain’s parliament voted on Wednesday to allow Prime Minister Theresa May to begin the countries exit from the European Union. (Washington Post) Happening in NYC: Today is Groundhog Day, but mayor Bill De Blasio will be skipping the ceremonies at the Staten Island Zoo. This is the second straight year that the mayor […]

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Asian Students Targeted By Door Sign Vandalism

By Bwog Staff on Feb 01, 2017 10 Comments

Earlier this afternoon, we received a tip that name tags on the doors of Asian students living in EC, Schapiro, and other dorms had been ripped off. Students affected were both Asian-American and international, but the perpetrators seemed to focus on name tags appearing distinctly non-Western. This vandalism began earlier this semester in EC as the vandals ripped […]

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Columbia’s Ties To Slavery

By Bwog Staff on Feb 01, 2017 0 Comments

Guest Writer Vivian Klotz attended Professor Eric Foner’s talk about Columbia’s recently discovered ties to slavery. He discussed the past and its impact on the present, as well as our role as students of the university. In his opening remarks for a talk on the recently-released Columbia University and Slavery project, President Bollinger spoke to […]

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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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Shit Professors Say

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professors doing prof things
professors say weird things
sometimes the entire class just bursts out laughing
sometimes what they say doesn't even make sense???
why do they say weird things

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Dressing For Winter AND Being A Good Human: Possible After All (Part 2)

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don't just thank the trees for trying to offset carbon emissions - you should try too!
masculine clothing should be sustainable too
mother nature and I are tight
please layer!!
winter is rough when you lived in florida your whole life
yayay earth

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Senior Wisdom: Bennett Smith

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cheeses are indeed crucial
please sell the hammock
wholesome advice we love it

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Bwog In Bed: Nonproductive Breakfast Club Edition

Skylar Li 0

brunch like blair does
bwog in bed
grind like chuck does
so close but so far away
t-72

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“Be A Sweetie, Wipe The Seatie” And Other Bathroom Etiquette You Really Should Know By Now

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

"who raised you" was a common theme in all these replies
in 2020 we only stan basic kindness and empathy
maybe kitchens are the actual wild west now that we think about it
this could be a five word shit post that just says "be a decent human being"
tl;dr: clean up after yourself

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