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SGA: Things You Should Do

By Caroline Montgomery on Sep 29, 2015 0 Comments

The new Barnard Bearoness, Caroline Montgomery, attended this week’s SGA meeting just so she could report her findings back to you, Bwog readers. How kind of her. This week SGA primarily listened to applicants’ presentations for the remaining open positions on the council, but that doesn’t mean Bwog doesn’t have anything to report back on! […]

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Protest Outside 116th Gates

By Eric Cohn on Sep 29, 2015 4 Comments

Update, 6:30 pm: The protesters appear to have cleared away. Protesters have amassed outside the 116th gates with the sign “Welcome Putin the Peacemaker.” They are criticizing the U.S. and the Ukrainian government for their policies in Ukraine, and specifically the presence of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko at the World Leaders Forum. They’ve led numerous chants against […]

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Confronting the Crisis of Global Governance, Featuring Dr. Madeleine Albright (And Some Other Impressive People)

By Mia Lindheimer on Sep 29, 2015 0 Comments

First-year staff writer Mia Lindheimer jumped at the chance to attend Madeleine Albright’s “Governing the Crisis of Global Governance” panel at Columbia this week. Here are her musings from the vantage point of the Low Library Rotunda’s first row. Jittery with excitement, we had rushed over to Low Library at 8:30am. “We’re just so lucky […]

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ESC Talks Package Center Troubles, Meal Swipes, And Oktoberfest

By Rachel Deal on Sep 29, 2015 0 Comments

ESC Bureau Chief Rachel Deal is back this week (after ESC took a break last week following their weekend retreat) to bring you the latest news from the ESC meeting! Last night’s Engineering Student Council meeting was a quick one, with the members covering topics such as the package center, Bacchanal, and food insecurity. President […]

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The Most Important Day Of The Year, National Coffee Day

By Bwog Staff on Sep 29, 2015 1 Comments

It’s the most wonderful time of the year–National Coffee Day! Whether you’re a bleary-eyed freshman pulling your first all-nighter to cram for this week’s Gen Chem exam or a longtime caffeine junkie hooked up to a constant IV of espresso, you can take advantage of CU Dining’s special event going on all day: with the […]

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Bwoglines: Everything Is Happening And It’s Stressful Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 29, 2015 0 Comments

Catherine Coulson, the actress and all-around superstar artist behind the “Log Lady” on Twin Peaks died at age 71. In other news, we are not ok. She delivered many of the best one-liners on the show and never failed to teach us a philosophical lesson every episode: “watch – and see what life teaches” is […]

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The International Experience And A Sense Of Home

By Dakshina Chetti on Sep 28, 2015 2 Comments

Staff writer Dakshina Chetti explores the diverse stories of international students at Columbia, particularly the idea of home and recreating a sense of home. Quality photos with HONY-level of inspiration included. Columbia is commended at-large for having one of the most diverse, accepting, and distinct student bodies. Speaking as an international student, and reflecting upon the […]

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Field Notes: The Blood Moon Renders Everything Meaningless Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 28, 2015 2 Comments

If you stood outside yesterday and entered into that mass of humanity before the Low Steps, you understand the distinction between what came before, and what came after the Blood Moon. On one hand is the trivial, and on the other is the sum of all meaning, the weightlessness of understanding. Among your fellow Columbians, […]

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Her Excellency Michelle Bachelet’s Take On The Chilean Government And The Challenges Of Democracy

By Joanna Zhang on Sep 28, 2015 1 Comments

Staff Writer Joanna Zhang reports on the latest installment of the World Leaders Forum: President Michelle Bachelet of Chile. President of Chile Michelle Bachelet walked into Low Library’s Rotunda like a superstar. She ended her last presidential term in 2010 with 84% popularity and was appointed the first Director of UN Women, so it’s no […]

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CCSC Plans A Quality Of Bacchanal Survey

By Joe Milholland on Sep 28, 2015 1 Comments

You’ll be glad to know what the most recent CCSC meeting was about, since Bacchanal remains the one thing that keeps you up at night, as you ponder over equality and fairness. Joe Milholland brings you the deets about that and more! Sunday night, the Columbia College Student Council decided to send out a poll to […]

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Don’t Be Remote, Vote!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 28, 2015 0 Comments

Cast your ballot for First Year Columbia College Student Council (CCSC)/Engineering School Council, CCSC 2018 Representative, and CCSC Inclusion and Equity Representative! Voting opened today at 10 am and will end on Wednesday, September 30 at 5 pm. You’ve seen all the posters and strange videos, and based on the strength of that alone, have enough […]

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Bwoglines: Post-Apocalyptic Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 28, 2015 0 Comments

If you’re reading this, congratulations! You survived the #superbloodmoon, despite the naysayers and the formidable, slightly mob-like crowd in front of Low. Try to catch the next one in 2033 if you missed this one. (Guardian) President Vladimir Putin of Russia, known for his characteristic aggression and shirtlessness, will address the United Nations General Assembly today for […]

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Why Is Arts And Crafts A Sponsor Of Columbia University Athletics?

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beer
i saw another a&c downtown near nyu this weekend and i felt so betrayed i didn't know there were more locations
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sports
the other two ads down there are for a subway that does not exist and for strokos but doesn't even list where its located or a phone number
you're 99% likely to run into your TA at arts and crafts

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Lazy Halloween And Oktoberfest In GSSC

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beer and cheer
david s pumpkins
gssc
halloween
halloween tenth
oktoberfest
pep yay
pumpkin
spooky
spooky scary skeletons
we love general studies

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Bwoglines: Internment Camps And Toys In China

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#heforshe
bwoglines
geoffrey is unemployed
geoffrey the giraffe
my laptop died
nowhere to charge
rip toys r us
sorry i'm late
the color purple

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ESC Considers Post-Orientation And Academic Integrity

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a good neha quote
bringing down the hammer during meetings
COÖP is still the best
CUE sucks
engineering student council
esc
I had such a headache during this meeting that I couldn't go
ISOP is okay
thank god these are recorded and live streamed

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Isabel’s Fight List: The FAFSA And CSS Profile

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bwop to the top
financial aid
isabel's fight list
please stop making people pay for financial aid i'm literally begging you

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Beilock: Barnard Is Best

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baelock
baelock is super eloquent wow
barnard
rep council
sga
we love dassi

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An Open Apology Letter To The Library And Its Patrons

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bwog apologizes
bwog writes art hum papers
kudos to the library staff who put away these books and keep the library in order y'all are great and amazing
was anyone actually looking for any of those books?
why didn't the author just...return the books? why hide them in butler 6

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A Love Letter To The Columbia Baseball Team

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@ baseball players please email tips@bwog.com if you wanna flirt with bwog
i am so fucking single hahahahahahhdhahdsa help
i'd say slide into my dms but i'm writing this anonymously
i'm deleting this article if they have a scandal haha
i've honestly never seen anyone on the roster around campus like ever
really hope they see this article lol
the mythical columbia baseball team
when is baseball season someone please lmk lol

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