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GSSC’s Food Bank Initiative Gains Support (Also, Stress Puppies In The Foreseeable Future?)

By Romane Thomas on Nov 23, 2016 1 Comments

Bwog’s GSSC Bureau Chiefs Romane Thomas and Jenny Nugent are here with updates from Tuesday’s meeting! Last night, GSSC talked about its constitution, disabilities awareness, and the upcoming food bank. At the start of the meeting, President Larosa and the council quickly approved the updated version of the CEB constitution. GS Senator Curtis then started speaking […]

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Bwoglines: $3 Subway Fare? Oh Hell No!

By Bwog Staff on Nov 23, 2016 0 Comments

New York City’s MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) is planning to raise the subway/bus fare from $2.75 to $3.00 next year. The proposal seeks to increase revenue for the MTA, which is already in billions of dollars of debt. (The Wall Street Journal) A 7.4 magnitude earthquake occurred Tuesday morning near Fukushima, Japan, in a similar […]

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Reading (Like, Reading) The Election

By Ross Chapman on Nov 22, 2016 0 Comments

Ross Chapman recounts the panel discussion, “Reading the Election”, in which the drama of this election cycle was connected to literature. This event was the perfect antidote for election season sour grapes. “In the wake of the election, what can the study of literature offer us?” Rachel Eisendrath posed this question to a somber Ella Weed […]

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In Defense Of: Not Having A Fake

By Bwog Staff on Nov 22, 2016 0 Comments

As the weather gets colder, the balance in your bank account gets lower, and going anywhere further than your suite’s bathroom gets more exhausting, heading to 1020 on a Friday night is not as enchanting a prospect as it may have been earlier in the semester. One Bwogger explains why, for them, that prospect has […]

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ESC Learns About Finances And Lox

By Finn Klauber on Nov 22, 2016 0 Comments

Sit back as Finn Klauber recounts the important proposals discussed at last night’s ESC meeting. Topics discussed varied from concerns over completing CS major requirements, getting the Wednesday before Thanksgiving off next year, and funding for campus organizations. Yesterday evening’s Engineering Student Council meeting strayed away from controversial discussions or proposals, instead focusing on a group […]

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Barnard 2017 Preliminary Phi Beta Kappa Inductees Announced

By Leo Bevilacqua on Nov 22, 2016 1 Comments

This morning, Barnard released the first batch of Class of 2017 inductees to the national honor society Phi Beta Kappa. The list includes a total of 13 students, a truly small percentage of the graduating class. You can find the full list of inductees below. Congratulations, nerds! And for those still hoping to be inducted, maybe you […]

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SGA: Barnard Makes It Rain

By Dassi Karp on Nov 22, 2016 0 Comments

This week in SGA, the emphasis was on how they planned on spending away the endowment and, more importantly what Barnard is already spending your tuition on. Buckle your seat belts, because this past SGA meeting was a bumpy, ambiguous ride. At last night’s Barnard’s Student Government Association Rep Council meeting, VP of Finance, Evelyn McCorkle, presented the proposals […]

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Bwoglines: Who Let The Dogs Out?

By Bwog Staff on Nov 22, 2016 0 Comments

An LA resident is leading a lawsuit against Chipotle for feeling “excessively full” and realizing “that the burrito couldn’t have been just 300 calories”, the new chorizo one that is. Who would have guessed that packing chicken, pork, sausage rice, beans, and cheese into a tortilla would be so filling? (USA Today) Anna Farris may […]

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Field Notes: Thankful For Another Break Edition

By Bwog Staff on Nov 21, 2016 1 Comments

With Thanksgiving but a mere few days away and many going off to celebrate with family and friends away from the Morningside campus bubble, Bwog reflected on what we were thankful for this past weekend. Besides our very own Bwogsgiving, where we gathered to offer thanks to the sangria gods, many enjoyed a weekend full of […]

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Columbia Releases Statement On Undocumented Students And DACA

By Bwog Staff on Nov 21, 2016 11 Comments

Following Donald Trump’s presidential victory on November 8th, student concerns were raised about the safety of Columbia students who are undocumented immigrants. Trump has repeatedly threatened to repeal Deferred Action for Child Arrivals (DACA), an order that protects undocumented immigrants from deportation and allows them to work/study in the United States. Should DACA be revoked, immigrants who were protected […]

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Speculating (And Hoping) About Barnard’s Next President

By Bwog Staff on Nov 21, 2016 3 Comments

By now, it is old news on both sides of Broadway regarding Barnard President D-Spar resigning this coming March to become CEO and President of Lincoln Center (we didn’t even know that was a thing). Amidst the pride of D-Spar being the first women ever in the position, the gaping hole left in all Barnard students’ hearts needs […]

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Knock ‘Em Dead: NOMADS Presents “Ooh Kill ‘Em”

By Elana Rebitzer on Nov 21, 2016 0 Comments

On Saturday night, the student theater group NOMADS, which produces new original works written and directed by students, presented Ooh Kill ‘Em, a musical parody of Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill. The show was directed by Isaac Jiffar (CC’18) and produced by Maddy Cohen (BC’19), with book, music, and lyrics written by Nick Hermesman (CC’19). Bwogger Elana Rebitzer went to review […]

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A Party Without Patty: An Update On CCSC

Adam Kluge 2

cupcakes
government
political
represent
venmomeformyemotionallabor
wheresthepresident

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Bwoglines: Irony Edition

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cooking with bwog meth edition?
De Blasio/Bloomberg ticket
Flooded like my workload
no more flooding!
why cant columbia professors do something cool

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Every Event On Campus: Film Screening Edition

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bwog covers events
bwog loves events
check out the calendar!
Events
film screenings are the best
so many cool events this week

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Classes To Take Before You Die: Spring 2020 Edition

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bwog literally crated my schedule
bwop it like it's hot
classes to take before you die
I don't take french but I swear I'm going to take that culture class
I'm taking educational foundation because of this review
weed class should be part of the core change my mind

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It’s Fucking Hot: Radiator Edition

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CityLab/Thrillist/Gothamist articles seem to show that this is a very New York thing to complain about so I guess I'm a real New Yorker now
help!
i still would rather study here than butler
it's fucking hot
procrastination breeds content
tampering with the heat valve: what's the worst that could happen?
THE WINDOW ISN'T DOING SHIT WHAT THE FUCK

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Rikers Debate Project And Columbia Debate Society Tackle Pretrial Detention

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@columbia step the fuck up
bwog covers events
dope shit on a thursday night
lecturehop
they said cornell offered courses and bard offered degrees to incarcerated students

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Open Meeting Announcement: B-W-O-G

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MMMbwop
open meeting announcement
some of these rhymes are stretches but please just go with it
the little guys in the shapes crack me up
there will be freshly washed grapes!
y-m-c-a needed an update

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NoteHop: Bwog Staff Members Take Good Notes

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I cried at seeing sarah's handwriting
i wish my notes looked like this
I've tried to take nice notes before but somehow they look? worse?
those molecules are *chef's kiss*
those psych notes bullied me all through high school I swear they're that cool

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