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Bucket List: Foucault, Flight, and Feminism

By Finn Klauber on Nov 15, 2015 0 Comments

Bucket List represents the inordinate intellectual privilege we enjoy as Columbia students. We do our very best to bring to your attention important guest lecturers and special events on campus. Our recommendations are below and the full list is after the jump. Recommended “Foucault 13/13: Abnormal” Monday, 7:00-9:00 PM, Buell Hall. Veena Das, Pierre Rosanvallon, Emmanuelle Saada (To RSVP, send […]

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Bwog Meeting Tonight!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2015 1 Comments

This one goes out to all the Arctic Monkeys fans out there. In the words of the illustrious Alex Turner, “I’m going back to 505, if it’s a seven hour flight or a forty-five minute drive.” We know you can’t resist the sultry tones of Turner. So come on back to Lerner 505 – it’s […]

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Bwog Does Snapchat Geofilters (Kind Of)

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2015 0 Comments

The glory days of the Ivy League Snapchat Story are long gone, and we feel a little bad for the poor souls who have to monitor all the drunk snaps that come through every night. To combat the Filter Fatigue that’s infected Columbia, Bwog decided to create some Snapchat filters of our own. We thought we’d […]

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Bwoglines: Aftermath And Reactions Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 15, 2015 0 Comments

A day after the Paris Attacks, the world is reeling from the incident. As we try to make sense out of something so senseless, many have come forward with their own responses. We have chosen to focus Bwoglines this week solely on this topic. Many notable figures have made comments about the causes behind the attacks, including Syrian […]

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What Are Those? Bwog Explores Ghost Galaxies

By Phoebe Newton on Nov 14, 2015 1 Comments

Stargazing, astronomy, science, math, dark matter, and ghost galaxies, all on Friday, November the 13th? Sounds almost too spooky for life. Bwog sent junior staffer and budding astrophysicist Phoebe Newton to last evening’s edition of Columbia Astronomy’s monthly “Stargazing and Lecture Series.” Here’s her overview. Droves of locals and Columbia students gathered last night for […]

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Chopped: Sophomore Slump Edition 2.0

By Bwog Staff on Nov 14, 2015 0 Comments

Looking back, Bwog might have jumped the gun with the first Chopped: Sophomore Slump recipe. It was early in the semester, your fridge was still stocked with some of the groceries your mom left you, and you actually had the energy to concoct a real meal. Now, it’s the tail end of midterm season and […]

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Back-Of-The-Envelope Assumptions About How Long You Will Wait To See A Doctor At Columbia Health

By Rachel Deal on Nov 14, 2015 0 Comments

Today’s college students may be youthful, physically fit, wildly intelligent, extracurricularly engaged, and former “leaders” of their high schools, but they’re not actually superhuman–they, too, are subject to illnesses, injuries, viruses, diseases, and unwanted pregnancies. Bwogger Rachel Deal investigates just how easy it is to make appointments at Columbia Health, a *potential* cure for these […]

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Bringing Ballet Back To Bwog

By Mason Amelotte on Nov 14, 2015 0 Comments

After dabbling in déboulés (amongst other things) last year, Deputy Dance Dynamo Mason Amelotte couldn’t help but lunge at the opportunity to review Columbia Ballet Collaborative’s annual fall showcase. He thusly offers his thoughts and opinions on last night’s opening performances. Avid balletomanes took to Lincoln Center last evening to see the first of two […]

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Bwoglines: Horror, Hope, Humor, And Humanity Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 14, 2015 0 Comments

Terrorists killed at least 153 people in attacks last night across Paris, including at a restaurant, a concert hall, and a France-Germany soccer match. American buildings including One World Trade Center, were lit up with the French national colors. (CNN) Harvard Law professors denounced the documentary The Hunting Ground, which discusses rape on college campuses […]

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Columbia University And Barnard College Release Statements On Paris Attacks

By Joe Milholland on Nov 13, 2015 0 Comments

Columbia University and Barnard College have just released statements on Friday night’s terrorist attacks in Paris. “Based on rapid outreach there, we believe that all Columbia students and faculty at the Paris Global Center are safe and accounted for,” Columbia’s statement, which was posted on Facebook, reads. Similarly, Barnard sent an email confirming all Barnard students studying […]

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LectureHop: The Meursault Investigation

By Finn Klauber on Nov 13, 2015 0 Comments

The first thing I noticed when walking into the East Gallery of Buell Hall (which I learned was also the Maison Francaise upon looking up the venue) was just how many people had packed into the room. I knew The Meursault Investigation, named after the book which was to be discussed that night, was going […]

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CU Players Presents “Rapture, Blister, Burn”

By Bwog Staff on Nov 13, 2015 1 Comments

The CU Players are back to grace our days with more student theatre! We sent a Staff Writer to check out the scene. “Rapture, Blister, Burn” runs from the 12th to the 14th, with tickets available at the TIC (or by waitlist). Last night, Columbia University Players (CUP, for short) opened their latest three-day run in the […]

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Bwoglines: Disney Is Magical, But So Are Midnight Runs Edition

Nikita Desir 1

bitches loooooove disney
bwibbidi bwobbidi bwoo
bwoglines
dude just move your bag it's not that deep
gotta burn some calories to prep for foodsgiving i mean thanksgiving
running away from all of my priorities (literally)
stay healthy kids
who doesn't love free movie screenings with snacks
who is lucky rabbit and what has he done with mickey

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Barnard No Aramark: A Student Led Dining Hall Boycott

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bwogging from butler
I boycotted
I love any article where I can reference John Oliver
I signed as well
I'm not a fan of the prison industrial complex
it's snowing!

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Sadie Dupuis BC ’11 Talks Poetry, Feminism, and Music

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if i'm being honest some of her poems almost made me cry
she also gave wbar a quick shoutout wooo
she KILLED that solo set!!! a queen
she's so cute i love sadie dupuis

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The Secret Re-Agent Of The Barnard Chemisty Department

Sarah Braner 1

from altschul with love
is rojas in on it? the betrayal
the breakdown of my gpa can only be explained by entropy or secret weapons of the chem department

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Guess What? It’s Snowing.

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i love billy collins with my whole heart
put on your winter jackets
snow snow snow
unless they're canada geese
what better place to see the snow than nyc

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Bwog Love: Thank You For Standing By Me During My Barnard Transformation

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barnard chop
bold beautiful barnard
bwind beneath my wings
here for women supporting women
i love her and i don't know what i would do without her
washing my hair for the first time after cutting it off felt so weird
you don't gotta look a certain way to be gay don't come for me

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Announcement: It’s The Last Day To Pass/D/Fail A Class, Here’s How You Do It

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everything else but this on SSOL makes me sad
i pass/failed a class yesterday after realizing i haven't gotten back a single grade
lowkey one of my favorite things about columbia
pass/fail is the only reason i have sanity
pdf also stands for pretty damn fine which is how i feel after PDFing a class

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Bwoglines: Let’s Rehabilitate These Birds Edition

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birds
bwananagrams
first time i've thought about brexit in a while tbh
is brexit still relevant
is it weird that cnn was the best place to find info about the cnn trial
milstein deserves all the recognition in the world

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