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Waking Up With Bwog: The Unrequited Love Of Required Activities

By Bwog Staff on Aug 31, 2016 0 Comments

We took a look at today’s NSOP schedule and, well…we’re sorry. Just hold in there. Your required activities may look abysmal, but they only occupy a small fraction of the day. We suggest that you sleep in and grab your breakfast from Absolute Bagels to get your Wednesday started on the right foot. Hell, we’ll […]

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How To Change Your UWriting Or FroSci Section

By Bwog Staff on Aug 30, 2016 0 Comments

Okay, so you’re done with your academic assemblies (and LitHum lecture/Q&A period). Yes, you could sleep or continue socializing or sit outside Butler smoking cigarettes (for the true Columbia experience), but you could also do something worthwhile with your time. In registering for classes, you might have been dismayed that you were assigned a University […]

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Waking Up With Bwog: Hold On To That Feeling

By Bwog Staff on Aug 30, 2016 0 Comments

The first night where the sum total of the freshmen class was united has passed, but how do you feel? Tired? Homesick? Extremely hungover? Well, there’s no better cure to all of these problems like early morning mandatory academic events. Remember, you suffer through the patronizingly mandatory events of the day to get NSLOPPY at […]

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Making Memories In Mel’s: Your (Un)Official NSOP Pregame Playlist

By Bwog Staff on Aug 29, 2016 0 Comments

NSOP isn’t complete with a handful of pregames being thrown on your floor, and we know that even the worst vodka can be made better with a good playlist. To help you make your pregame the “most lit” in Carman, we bring you two hours of hype music to get you excited to go out after […]

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Waking Up With Bwog: More Moving In Monday

By Bwog Staff on Aug 29, 2016 2 Comments

Welcome to your first full day of NSOP! While the heavy-lifting (literally) of moving in is over for many of you, the more local students still have to haul shit into their rooms. Either way, there is more awkward social interaction to come! (The socializing is worth it if it gives you access to free […]

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Campus Activists Release 2016 “Disorientation Guide”

By Bwog Staff on Aug 28, 2016 17 Comments

The Disorientation Guide is back for NSOP 2016. Made by student activists, the “zine’s” purpose is to familiarize new students with campus activism and educate them on the various causes and how they can get involved. You can check out the 2016 guide here. This new version pulls from the 2014 iteration, re-purposing content such […]

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Deluxe Luncheonette Closes (Again)

By Bwog Staff on Aug 26, 2016 1 Comments

According to West Side Rag, Deluxe has closed for good. Its furniture was sold in an auction on Tuesday, and the phone rang off the hook when we tried to call today. The 113th St. diner’s closure comes nine months after it briefly shut down in December 2015 before re-opening a few days later due […]

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End Of Summer Playlist: Packing Procrastination

By Bwog Staff on Aug 24, 2016 1 Comments

The summer is coming to an end, and you can no longer pretend that the school year isn’t about to start. Here’s a playlist to stop procrastinating and start packing (unless you’re already at CU for COÖP–have fun putting up with puerile poop jokes and not showering for four days–or as an OL–don’t get CAVA’d!). […]

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Bwog Wants You…To Help Make NSOP 2016 Slightly Less Terrible

By Bwog Staff on Aug 24, 2016 3 Comments

If you’re reading this, there’s a pretty good chance you attended NSOP. And if you attended NSOP, you almost definitely hated NSOP. Hating NSOP is, as the class of 2020 will soon discover, an integral part of the Columbia experience, just like parties in Carman doubles and forgetting we have a football team. This year’s orientation, […]

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NLRB Rules Columbia Graduate Students Can Legally Form Unions

By Bwog Staff on Aug 23, 2016 7 Comments

The National Labor Relations Board ruled on Tuesday that graduate students at universities across the country will now be able to unionize. The case involved grad students at Columbia, and overturned a 2004 precedent in a case involving Brown University. This ruling comes after two years of Columbia graduate students pushing for the right to […]

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Houses And Homes: Hawaii

By Amara Banks on Aug 22, 2016 0 Comments

Bwog continues its Houses and Homes series with Amara’s family vacation to Hawaii. If you, too, would rather write out the details of your summer surroundings rather than force yourself to engage in conversations about your future, snap a pic and send your five senses to tips@bwog.com! Where: Maui, Hawaii Sight: Smell: Tourists always smell like […]

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Columbia Faces $100 Million Lawsuit Over Retirement Plan Mismanagement

By Bwog Staff on Aug 20, 2016 6 Comments

Despite being in the middle of wrapping up his summer legal internship, our Arts Editor took the time to look into the latest legal allegations against our great University. Last Tuesday, a proposed class action lawsuit naming Columbia University was filed in the New York federal district court. In the complaint, the unnamed plaintiff (“Jane Doe”) accused the university […]

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SGA Loves The Barnard Deans

Peyton Ayers 0

barnard college
barnard deans rules the world\
cooking with PrezBo
i lowkey love my dean she's a saint
i on the other hand have no idea who my dean is!

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Ten Things You’ll Stare At In Morton Williams At 1:34 AM But Not Buy

Bwog Staff 4

fluorescent mangoes
fruit is overpriced
morton williams is cursed
stroopwafel
this is also postmodernism
this is such a good first post
two crises for the price of one

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This Just In: “Havermeyer Hall” Is Actually Called “Havemeyer Hall”

Bwog Staff 2

attempting to find the correct bathrooms in hamilton is a whole other issue and cruel and unusual punishment
bwop tart
cafe 212 is not a real place
lmk why people think that I - an empty shell of a woman standing at a mere 5'7 - can help loft their beds
on an unrelated note received 99 coping skills from CPS yesterday and i'm happier for it
what in the WORLD is going on with havemeyer hall?????

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ConspiracyBwog: Columbia Was Actually Built By Ancient Egyptians

Riva Weinstein 1

*crawls out of ur fridge at 2 am* aliens didnt build the pyramids and egyptians arent spooky ur just racist
archaeology
everyone please take ellen's class as an apology for my making her read this
pharaohcore

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Bwoglines: Sixteen-Year-Old Superstar Edition

Julia Greenblatt 0

aren't all sailboats zero emissions?
bwogfoot contesa
bwoglines
i want greta to whisk me away on a zero-emissions sailboat
i'm so new at this!

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Hewitt Changes: Pros And Cons

Elle Ferguson 1

it looks like you are eating in an ikea cafeteria and idk if thats what i want
ngl the daily today has not been into hewitt since it was reopened the only thing they had for me there was the waffle station and the pasta station
rip 2 person tables
rip pecan pie :( you will be missed

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LectureHop: “Wonderful, But Bloody Grim”: The Work Of Tash Aw

Bwog Staff 0

"aw suffered no fools"
"wonderful
but bloody grim" is probably the greatest phrase I've ever heard
bwog does events
lecturehop
tash aw
writing is hard :/ bwogger's know this quite well and baby bwoggers will come to know it

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Horror Story: I Was Attacked By The 1 Train

Sophie Tobin 3

fuck the mta!
getting trapped by the doors OR falling on the tracks are two of my biggest subway related fears
horror story
mta sucks
pls dont reenact 127 hours though i have not seen it i know what happens
what a wild ride :o getting trapped by the 1 train: the horror story

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