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LectureHop: Black Hole Duet

By Alex Tang on Oct 08, 2016 0 Comments

Stressed by midterms? Having a bad day? It always helps to think about how tiny we truly are in this gigantic universe, and how we humans (and our problems) are really just an insignificant part of a cosmic order. Last night, Bwogger Alex Tang attended Columbia Astronomy Department’s lecture: “Black Hole Duet – Hearing the […]
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PeopleHop: Amanda Ba

By Victoria Arancio on Oct 08, 2016 0 Comments

Amanda Ba is a Columbia College freshman who is taking Lit Hum while also running online clothing business. This week, Bwogger Victoria Arancio admired dogs with Ba and discussed her plans for her art and for her first year at Columbia.  Bwog: Give us insight into the amazing life of Amanda Ba.  AB: I was born in Columbus, […]
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Bwoglines: More Threats To Our Humanity Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 08, 2016 0 Comments

On Friday a video recording of Donald Trump was released, showing Trump bragging about groping, kissing, and trying to have sex with women. In this 2005 conversation, Trump spews even more controversial and sexist comments. Trump still claims that Hillary Clinton sinks lower, as she is “married to the single greatest abuser of women in the history […]
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Larry Sharpe On The War On Drugs

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Oct 07, 2016 0 Comments

Bwog Senior Staff Writer Gabrielle Kloppers was extremely excited to be able to attend the Columbia University Libertarians event, a discussion on the War on Drugs with Larry Sharpe, the Candidate for the 2016 Libertarian Party Vice Presidential Nomination. In the current political climate, people seem to be scrambling left, right, and center to vote […]
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Core Archetypes: The One Person Who Actually Did The Whole Reading

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Oct 07, 2016 1 Comments

We’re back at it again with the Core Archetypes.  Senior Staffer Betsy Ladyzhets brings us up-close and personal with the person who has committed to memory the placement of every bracket in Sappho’s fragments. You get to class early, but they are already there. They sit at the precise opposite end of the table from the door (where […]
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Bwoglines: The Swallowing of Pride (And Lack Thereof)

By Bwog Staff on Oct 07, 2016 0 Comments

The swallowing of pride: Hurricane Matthew, which has killed more than 280 people in Haiti and has developed into a Category 4 storm, has led Governor Rick Scott of Florida to call for the evacuation of around 1.5 million people. “This storm will kill you,” he warns those who wish to stay. “Time is running […]
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President Spar And Provost Bell Send Out Information On Union Negotiations

By Bwog Staff on Oct 06, 2016 1 Comments

Update (10/8/2016 at 2:50pm): Administration has asked SWS to remove their Facebook post that says an invitation wasn’t extended to the organization to meet with Provost Bell, as they reached out to two seemingly random students in the organization. According to the caption of the email screenshot, one student was barely involved with SWS and the other never […]
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Praise for Linda Sarsour At Yesterday’s Awakening Our Democracy

By Bwog Staff on Oct 06, 2016 2 Comments

Awakening our Democracy is Columbia’s lunchtime conversation series about race and ethnicity disparities, justice, and other issues affecting CU and the rest of the world. Bwogger Amara Banks went in support of Jelani Cobb, but left with a new idol.  Jelani Cobb, a professor at the School of Journalism and renown writer for The New Yorker, […]
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#TBT: A Rose (Room) Growing From The Thorns (Of Columbia Bureaucracy)

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Oct 06, 2016 1 Comments

Yesterday, the famous New York Public Library Rose Room re-opened after two long years of repairs and $12 million dollars, required to repair the damage caused when a 16-inch plaster rosette crashed down from the room’s ceiling. This beautiful reading room was the architectural inspiration for another reading room that looms much larger on our campus: Butler […]
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The Bitch Is Back (And Getting Protested)

By Sarah Dahl on Oct 06, 2016 5 Comments

The Bitch is Back: Older, Wiser, and (Getting) Happier, edited by Cathi Hanauer, deals with the crises of middle age for women. It’s the sequel to her first book, The Bitch in the House: 26 Women Tell the Truth About Sex, Solitude, Work, Motherhood, and Marriage. Last night, a group of authors including Barnard’s very […]
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LectureHop: Lassie In Space

By Nadra Rahman on Oct 06, 2016 0 Comments

On Wednesday afternoon, Nadra Rahman ventured into the black hole that is the International Affairs Building, where she heard Olesya Turkina give a talk about her book Soviet Space Dogs. The talk involved cigarette packs, canonization, and deeply engrossed grad students. Many of us associate the early days of the American space program with the […]
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Bwoglines: Sports And Drugs Edition

By Bwog Staff on Oct 06, 2016 0 Comments

On Tuesday, the San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets in the National League wild card game to advance to the National League Division Series. With this win, the final eight MLB playoff teams have been determined, and the first division series will begin on Thursday. (ESPN) Tennis player Maria Sharapova, who tested positive for […]
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Science Fair: Spooky Planets Edition

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Bwoglines: Imposter Edition

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Queer Utopia And Catastrophe Collide In MFA Directing Thesis: Cabaret

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Where Art Thou: Oh God All The Theater Events Are Happening Right Now Oh My God

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Columbia Equivalents Of The 2-Hour Marathon

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CoffeeHop – The Ferris Nescafe Machine

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The Real Rules Of Squash

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