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Core Archetypes: The One Who Brings It All Back To Feminism

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Oct 05, 2016 3 Comments

Bwog’s here again to divide your world into stereotypes. This time, Senior Staffer Gabrielle Kloppers writes about that person who always brings the conversation back to feminism (like, okay, but did you even do the reading?). You walk into CC, expecting a continuation of this morning’s sleep. You are sorely mistaken. This morning is unlike other […]

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Did Someone Say Free Food? It’s Big Sub Day!

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2016 1 Comments

Are you feeling hangry today? Fear not – today is Barnard’s Big Sub Day! Bwog tells you everything you need to know about the event: What: Big Sub Day – a.k.a Barnard’s free sandwich giveaway! Each year, Barnard’s dining services and activities committee, McAc, creates a mega-sub (this year’s sub is 715 feet long) exclusively for […]

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GSSC Mixes It Up Town-Hall Style

By Romane Thomas on Oct 05, 2016 1 Comments

GSSC hosts weekly meetings on Tuesday night! We know that many of you were too busy studying for calc midterms or streaming “Stranger Things” last night. Have no fear! Bwog GSSC correspondents Jenny Nugent and Romane Thomas bring you the highlights. Last night was town hall night at General Studies Student Council, and, for reasons undisclosed even […]

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Bwoglines: On Wednesdays We Wear Pink Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 05, 2016 0 Comments

Happy (pink) Wednesday! In celebration of it being Mean Girls Day last Monday, we’ve compiled our bwoglines under a very special Mean Girls theme. Screw midterms and Butler all-nighters. Get in loser – we’re going shopping! “You could try Sears.” Chances are, you weigh the least this time of year! Researchers recently completed a survey […]

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Title IX Transforms: An Interview With New Title IX Coordinator Marjory Fisher

By Nikki Shaner-Bradford on Oct 04, 2016 7 Comments

Investigative reporter, Nikki Shaner-Bradford, interviews Columbia’s newest Title IX Coordinator Marjory Fisher on the various aspects of her exciting and important position. Title IX has a persistent presence on campus. From SVR training to conversations both in and outside of the classroom on campus sexual assault, harassment, and the gender politics of the intellectually vibrant community that comprises our […]

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LectureHop: Writing the Brazilian Telenovela

By Angelica Lagasca on Oct 04, 2016 0 Comments

Last night at the Heyman Center, Columbia Global Centers hosted Writing the Brazilian Telenovela: A Discussion and Q&A with João Emanuel Carneiro. Bwogger and Elementary Portuguese I student Angelica Lagasca covers the lecture: one filled with gray areas, dying German soldiers, broken toys, and some uncomfortable moments. On Monday night at the Heyman Center, a […]

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ESC Hits Every Spec Op-Ed Topic In The Last Year

By Finn Klauber on Oct 04, 2016 0 Comments

Sweetgreen may be accepting Flex, a better reinforcement on the smoking ban around campus, and a favorite: tampons–all discussed at the ESC meeting last night. Finn Klauber takes you into the room where it all happened (the Satow Room, that is). ESC last night, either by chance or by intent, seemed to touch upon many major […]

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Bwoglines: ‘Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, [Someone] Blue’ Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 04, 2016 0 Comments

Considering this election cycle’s heavy dose of drama, the universe seems to have listened by providing us Millenials with a healthy dose of nostalgia in the form of a return to Halloweentown and Lohan headlines. Lindsay Lohan is making headlines again, but surprisingly not for another stint in rehab. The Parent Trap star lamented almost […]

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A Guide To Speaking Columbia

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2016 2 Comments

While some things at Columbia can be taught (like remembering Ferris is closed on Sundays), other things are harder to pick up on, like knowing the difference between a Deantini and a martini. Recognizing this frustration, we have put together a short list of important buzzwords & slang to know at Columbia. If we’ve missed […]

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Field Notes: Is It Still Bar Hopping If You Only Go to Two Bars?

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2016 0 Comments

October has officially brought in the frigid air as everyone shifts indoors to their favorite bars and joints to avoid being cooped up in a library stocked with people you know aren’t studying either. So why not toast to the fact that another semester will go by and you will still have no idea what you’re doing… When […]

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A Short Meeting Welcomes CCSC 2020

By Tamara Barriot on Oct 03, 2016 0 Comments

Due to the Jewish holiday, much of CCSC was not in attendance last night, so it was a rather quick meeting that welcomed the 2020 elected CCSC representatives. President Nicole Allicock started off the meeting by calling for updates. Class of 2018: They have obtained one-day Equinox passes for the class of 2018 beginning on […]

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Junzi Kitchen To Open In Deluxe’s Former Location

By Bwog Staff on Oct 03, 2016 1 Comments

Junzi Kitchen, a business started by Yale alums, will be bringing Northern Chinese cuisine in a fast-food format to MoHi in early 2017. The restaurant will be in Deluxe’s former location on Broadway between 113th and 112th. The menu consists of bings (which are wraps) or noodle bowls which can be topped with meat, vegetables, […]

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Bwoglines: The Clock Is Ticking Edition

Oliver Niu 0

Barnard food>Columbia food
SAVE THE CRANBERRIES
SAVE THE PANDAS
SAVE THE PLANTS
time is ticking on this assignment

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Bwog Science: Cocktails Edition

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anyone else miss the ipod nano
bwog science
can someone tell me how a long island iced tea tastes so good despite its high alcohol content
ethanol science
its always happy hour somewhere
science fair
this deputy editor has used a raman spectroscope before!!!!!!

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Open Meeting Announcement: We Real Cool

Maya Campbell 0

bwog isn't a newspaper but we're a news source so close enough
I need to come up with some ideas that don't involve me having to rhyme things
I'm a slut for some good poetry
MMMbwop
open meeting announcement
The word paper is short for newspaper (as it is used in the broadway musical Newsies)

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Dining Hall Gridlock Solutions

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but can robots ask how your classes were?
i guess robots can technically ask how your classes were but its not the same
i hate waiting in long lines
robots are the future
sometimes I'll just leave with a cup of tea if the line in ferris is too long
who goes to jj's during the day?

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Science Research Spotlight – FM Radio And More!

Alex Tang 1

bwog science
cu women in stem
science research spotlight
superstars
we stan
who knew radio had a moment in philosophy hall?

Housing Reviews

Myers-Briggs Types for Carman Floors

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I took the myers-briggs test after reading this post
I want to interview people from the floors and see if their personalities actually match uo
im an ENFP
these are scary accurate and I don't even live in carmen

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Bwoglines: Fight For Your Rights!

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bwoglines
Columbia professors do cool things
I fell asleep on the train yesterday I hope no one got too mad at me
I think I'm going to the lecture so please try and look for me
I'm a slut for some good historical context
MMMbwop
mother of exiles
that lecture actually sound really cool

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Glass Shards Found In John Jay Pie

Aditi Misra 1

#1 dining woo
did anyone else watch victorious
im glad you're okay eliana
please check your food for glass before consumption
thanks robbie shapiro

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