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President Spar Responds To Student And Faculty Concerns Regarding Commencement Speaker

By Bwog Staff on Feb 26, 2016 1 Comments

Barnard President Debora Spar responds to recent student and faculty concerns regarding this year’s commencement speaker in a letter to-the-editor published on the Spectator website late this afternoon. Spar says that hearing from students and faculty about the lack of diversity in commencement speakers has pushed her office to begin working with the medalists who […]

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Never Go Away, But Please Never Get Old

By Bwog Staff on Feb 26, 2016 1 Comments

In the latest installment of our ongoing series of EIC reflections in celebration of Bwog’s big birthday, our second-ever Editor-in-Chief, Lydia DePillis, remembers life back when Gmail was new. Lydia remained a journalist, and now works for the Washington Post. Few things have made me feel older than the realization that Bwog, this little project we […]

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The MaMa Project 2016: “only glass stands”

By Rebecca Novik on Feb 26, 2016 1 Comments

“only glass stands” sounds like part of a Google Glass ad; and MaMa reminds us of kind-of-almost of a certain cello player. But the MaMa Project’s “only glass stands” dance performance was neither. Read on to find out what Bwog staffers Becky Novik and Jennifer Nugent thought of last night’s première! Warning: Written in the […]

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A Whole New World: Barnard Goes To JJ’s

By Emma Seely-Katz on Feb 26, 2016 4 Comments

After last week’s Bwog meeting, a few CC staffers offered to swipe me in to JJ’s Place because, as a Barnard first-year, I’d never experienced what seems to be an essential facet of Columbia life: the late-night fried food bonanza beneath John Jay. Our group of four (two CC, two BC) climbed down the stairs […]

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Declare Your Major, Barnard Bears!

By Bwog Staff on Feb 26, 2016 0 Comments

This Tuesday is the last day to declare your English major, or whatever else you might be majoring in, Barnard sophomores! But don’t worry too much, ’cause that’s more of a soft deadline. Dean Kuan Tsu explains this in an email sent yesterday: Since there is no late fee attached to this deadline, it is […]

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Bwoglines: A New (False?) Hope Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 26, 2016 0 Comments

The Republican Debate last night hosted a narrowed field of candidates (no entrance cue mishaps this time), with only Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Ben Carson, John Kasich, and Donald Trump remaining in the running. (CNN) Astronaut Scott Kelly aired his last news conference yesterday from the International Space Station, where he has spent almost a […]

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Bwog, Be Nicer!

By Sarah Faith Thompson on Feb 25, 2016 3 Comments

Continuing our week of 10th birthday throwbacks to former Bwoggers, Sarah Faith Thompson has some insights on her time as co-EIC of this fabulously fraught publication. If you look way back in the Columbia University Class of 2016 Facebook group, all the way back to the cringeworthy month of August 2012, there’s a post where […]

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Books In Bars: Arts And Crafts Beer Parlor

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2016 0 Comments

After the Bwog staffers’ journey to the depths of 1020, replete with books, they had a far less tumultuous time at the newest Morningside Heights addition- Arts and Crafts Beer Parlour, conveniently located across the road from the freshmen dorms on Amsterdam. Depending on your study style, Arts and Crafts may be a better study […]

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Spiritualizing Neurology In The Fin De Siècle

By Raji Ganapathy on Feb 25, 2016 0 Comments

French spiritualists? Neurology? Indian food? Honestly, what could be better? But, more importantly, what do any of these things have in common? Columbia hosted Larry S. McGrath last night to speak about the “the persistence of spirit within the experimental, quantitative, and pathological methods that lie at the origins of the modern neurosciences.” Bwog sent Staff Writers Raji […]

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Start The Weekend With Some Heft

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2016 0 Comments

Whether you are genuinely interested in urban issues or hoping to affect an air of interest, consider checking out “Homes and Homelessness,” a discussion to be held on Thursday, February 25 (today!) at 7:30 pm. It will take place in 501 Schermerhorn Hall. The biggest draw of the event is the main speaker, New York […]

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What Students Actually Want To Buy On Buy/ Sell/ Trade

By Bwog Staff on Feb 25, 2016 0 Comments

A Bwog staffer noticed some strange goings-on in the Barnard Buy/Sell/Trade Facebook page and decided to investigate. Last week, a post from Sanam Jalinous, BC ’19, and Hannah Hungerford, BC ’19, for a free table at Joe’s revolutionized the potential of Barnard’s Buy/ Sell/ Trade page. No more was the page just for clothing rejects […]

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How To Not Bore Your Reader: A Seminar By Saïd Sayrafiezadeh

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Feb 25, 2016 1 Comments

Last night, the Columbia MFA program concluded its creative writing lecture series with Saïd Sayrafiezadeh – acclaimed writer, professor at Hunter College and NYU, and man with a nearly unpronounceable last name. Betsy Ladyzhets – significantly less acclaimed writer, student at Barnard, and girl with a nearly unpronounceable last name – attended, and thinks she might have learned something. Saïd Sayrafiezadeh […]

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Bwoglines: Twist And Shout Edition

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bwoglines
how many ways can i make a joke off of "twist"
human rights is such a cool field
i haven't started my paper due on wednesday big rip
oh! i also have a midterm on wednesday! i
this is fun i'm having fun

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Where Art Thou: Weekday Edition

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have a great spring break everybody!!
maybe the real murder mystery was whether shakespeare wrote it all along
time to squeeze in a couple more shows before the break
where art thou?

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Dungeons & Dragons Alignments Of Core Classes

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bwop to the top
someone once described my alignment as "lawful chaotic" and that's honestly the most accurate thing ever said about me
the core curriculum
unfortunately the western canon will not be harmed by the writing of this post
uwriting was not the worst class the writer has taken at columbia but it's up there!

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USenate Plenary: Sex, Money, and Death

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bureaucracy
divestment
expenses
if you fuck a tenured professor what happens
International Women's Day
money (that's what I want)
RIP Dean Awn :(
sex drugs and rocknroll
university senate
usenate

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CMTS Casts A Godspell On The Audience

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bwog reviews
cmts
fun fact there's a trump impression in it and it's FROM THE 2011 REVIVAL
i didn’t realize until I was writing this that godspell is a play on gospel lmao
take a shot for every christian musical with music written by a jew
the saddest moment of the play wasn’t jesus’ crucifixion it was when I realized joel meyers wasn’t playing jesus and they DIDN’T put the messiah in a pigeon shirt

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Bwoglines: Strictly Uptown Edition

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bwastro
bwoglines
i watched both hellboy and hellboy II last night and it was great i love fantasy and guillermo del toro also watch pacific rim (the original)
looks like im walking to the trader joes on columbus ave instead of taking the 1 to the 72nd one

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LNB: Lerner Is Octane

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i see lewis structures everywhere
lerner's secret solved
let the water in you love lerner
live love lerner
organic chemistry is serious business you guys
orgo is life
the diana center is everything that lerner wishes it could be
there really isnt enough seating in lerner

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Fireside Chat Lacks Both Firesides And Substance

Isabel Sepúlveda 2

but what else can you expect tbh
bwog covers events
fireside chat
lukewarm tea
yikes on that response to the racist butler incident

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