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What To Do During NSOP 2016

By Ross Chapman on Aug 17, 2016 0 Comments

NSOP is just two weeks from now! If you haven’t heard, this year’s theme is NSOP Out Loud. If the NSOP Committee’s promo video is any indication, first-years will be expected to take a bunch of Snapchat videos, hopefully making friends along the way. Undergraduate Student Life released the schedules for all undergraduate NSOP’s this […]

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Mailing Mayhem

By Bwog Staff on Aug 07, 2016 3 Comments

There were some things you thought you could count on at Columbia. One of them was that plinth for Henry Moore’s statue. But the plinth is finally gone, and now your mailing address is, too. In an email to students on Friday, Columbia Housing announced that you should start addressing all mail/packages to: Your Full […]

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Goodbye, July: A Round-Up

By Bwog Staff on Aug 01, 2016 4 Comments

It’s August, the most melancholy month—the one in which you mourn the coming of September, start comparison-shopping laptops, and draft angst-ridden goodbye emails to your boss (“I’m good for more than data entry!”). If you feel a tinge of panic at not having done anything (besides achieving oneness with your couch), well, that’s justified. You […]

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Happenings Of May And June In Morningside

By Bwog Staff on Jul 01, 2016 9 Comments

If you haven’t already realized (and if you haven’t…did you get lost in your copy of Infinite Jest? Are you putting in too many hours at your JP Morgan summer internship?), it’s July! Before you drink yourself into a coma this holiday weekend (please don’t…ugh…you don’t live in Carman anymore), try to clear your head of […]

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Roommate Assignments Are Finally Here

By Bwog Staff on Jun 30, 2016 0 Comments

We’ve heard through the grapevine (ahem…tips@bwog.com) that shit is getting (and we quote) “messy” in the Class of 2020 Facebook group now that housing assignments have been released. Hopefully this piece will soothe your worries a little bit, first-years, or at least make you realize that who your freshman year roommate is won’t really matter in […]

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Bwog Covers ABCD (Affirmative Action, Bollinger, And Court Decisions)

By Bwog Staff on Jun 24, 2016 3 Comments

Our Arts Editor takes time off from his summer law internship to catch up on Supreme Court decisions and the continuing influence of our own PrezBo’s legal precedent from his time at the University of Michigan. Yesterday, the Supreme Court of the United States decided the case of Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin et al. and released a 4-3 decision, […]

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Rest In Power, Maggie The Magnolia

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Jun 16, 2016 1 Comments

Earlier today, the Barnard Community was deeply saddened to receive a construction update email with the news that our beloved magnolia tree (which was moved last fall in order to build Barnard’s new Teaching and Learning Center) may be on its last limbs. Despite the recent warm weather, Maggie’s leaves have still failed to emerge, […]

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Cannon’s To Close At The End Of June

By Bwog Staff on Jun 04, 2016 2 Comments

It’s official–despite a resolution by CCSC to make Cannon’s more accessible, everyone’s favorite bar (during NSOP) will be closing for good. After hearing a rumor from a pal over at Sig Chi, we gave Tara Hill (as it’s officially known) a call earlier today. The person on the phone confirmed that they will be closing at the […]

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Columbia Shakes Off Shackles Of New York Monied Interests In Favor Of European Monied Interests

By Bwog Staff on May 31, 2016 10 Comments

In what seems a pattern of overt financial and educational pivots toward reforming Columbia into a “Global University,” Campus Services’ Scott Wright in an email two weeks ago announced the termination of Columbia’s “banking service agreement” with CitiBank. Instead, a “committee of representatives from Columbia Finance, Student Financial Services, Campus Services and Student Life” decided to transfer Columbia’s […]

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Former Columbia Provost Fritz Stern Has Passed Away

By Bwog Staff on May 18, 2016 0 Comments

President Bollinger sent an email on Wednesday informing the Columbia community that former Provost and professor, Fritz Stern, has passed away. Fritz Stern graduated from Columbia College in 1946 and received his PhD from the university in 1953. He taught at Columbia for over 40 years. You can read the full text of President Bollinger’s […]

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Missing SEAS Student Found

By Bwog Staff on May 16, 2016 14 Comments

SEAS student Nayla Kidd, previously reported missing, has been found. According to an email from Public Safety Officer James McShane, she was “located by the NYPD and is safe.” Kidd had last been seen on May 5th, and students became aware of her disappearance on May 12th after friends of hers began posting on Facebook […]

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Senior Wisdom: Ben Makansi

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2016 12 Comments

Surprise! This is actually our last senior wisdom (and post) of the semester. Prez Ben is a busy guy, but he eventually found the time to write his senior wisdom (a few weeks after the deadline). Read on for wise words from Ben Makansi. Name, School, Major, Hometown: Benjamin Karim Storch Makansi, CC, Astrophysics, Steelville, Pennsylvania Claim to fame: NSOP […]

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Cooking With Bwog: Korean Chicken Noodle Soup

Youngweon Lee 0

cooking with bwog
cooking with youngweon
i was sweating eating this but its worth it
make korean food w bwog
my noodles were actually stuck together like a gnocchi or something because i bought the cheapest ones at hmart lol
pour one out for the onion

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Yell Into The 1 Train

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1 train
dont yell too loudly or you will scare the rats and roaches
fuck the mta!
no one truly knows if the 1 train is going to stop at 116th
stand clear of the closing doors please
yell into the void

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Bwoglines: Hurricane Dorian and E-Ciagarette Ban Edition

Eva Sher 0

bwoglines
cant have ice cream
donate to hurricane dorian relief efforts if you can
hurricanes are scary
lactose intolerant squad
late night serenades

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To The Roaches In My Dorm: Fucking Stop

Jordan Merrill 11

911 theres roaches
happy 2nd day of classes
I need to go to bed
I need to wake up
I won't actually crush them with my boots im scared to get that close ill make my roommate do it
wake up and smell the roach pheromones

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Dear Email Spammers, Bwog Is Not Interested In A Collaboration Or Guest Post

Bwog Staff 4

bwop tart
had a LI iced tea in 1020 at fully 6 pm last night so i think im really on a high here
im so physically exhausted but honestly these spam emails brighten my day
like this isn't even people speak .... the sheer absurdity of these emails
so much to do so little time today!

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Where Is Claremont’s Bike Storage?

Youngweon Lee 0

#bikenyc
i just think people who bike around the city look really cool
it's me trying to be fit this semester and housing vetoing it
my housing woes literally never stop
should have just made a citibike account

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Bwoglines: Oh, Snap (Elections)! Edition

Isabel Sepúlveda 0

bwoglines
bwop to the top
if you don't know what the hugo is trust me it's a big deal
read for fun during college it really helps
uk: someone break this stalemate my economy is dying
what snack is the best networking fuel

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Field Notes: Sayonara, Summer Edition

Jenny Zhu 1

bwop tart
field notes
i think this is second field notes i've written ever during my entire time on Bwog
should i pen a book of limericks
the headings rhyme
Uber is sometimes the Devil's work - so convenient yet so evil!!!!!!

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