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Poetry Reading by John Ashbery

By Nikki Shaner-Bradford on Mar 24, 2016 1 Comments

We sent poetry-loving Bwogger Nikki to Pulitzer Prize winner John Ashbery’s reading, where she indulged in complimentary sandwiches and beautiful poetry. Long before the 6:30 door opening, an energetic crowd of writers, poetry enthusiasts, and artists alike began gathering down the hall from Dodge 501. All vying for a seat within the small drawing room […]

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Barnard Housing Reviews 2016: 616 West 116th Street

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2016 0 Comments

Well, housing is almost over, folks. Or has it just begun? Regardless of where you are in the process, we hope this residence hall review will help ease your mind, especially for all you Barnard babes. Here it is… 616! Location: 616 West 116th Street Nearby dorms: 600, 601, and 620 West 116th Street, The Quad (Hewitt, Reid, Sulzberger, […]

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SEAS And Barnard Scheduling Deadlines

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2016 1 Comments

Today is a momentous day! Ok, not really, but it is the last day for SEAS and Barnard students to make certain changes to their schedules. Today, March 24, is the last day SEAS students can elect to Pass/D/Fail a class and is also the SEAS R-credit deadline and class withdrawal deadline. Get on those computers and […]

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Housing Reviews 2016: 600

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2016 0 Comments

Up next on the housing review lineup is 600—the Blossom of the 600s-Powerpuff-Girls-Trio we all wish existed. With more opportunities for natural light and historically fewer roaches than the other two, 600 has all of the positivity and leadership you are looking for in your future residence. Location: 600 West 116th Street, corner building on […]

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Not Your Grandparents’ Opera: New Opera Workshop Presents The Judgement Of Paris

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Mar 24, 2016 2 Comments

This weekend, the Columbia New Opera Workshop is presenting John Eccles’s opera The Judgement of Paris. Bwog writer (and, more recently, potential opera enthusiast) Betsy Ladyzhets had the honor of attending rehearsal this past Monday, and talked to members of the cast about what makes this production unique and about why opera is still relevant in the […]

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Bwoglines: Too Good For This World Edition

By Bwog Staff on Mar 24, 2016 0 Comments

Columbia Business assistant professor Enrichetta Ravina is suing the university for 20 million dollars on charges of gender discrimination after allegedly being sexually harassed by a mentor professor and denied assistance from officials. (New York Times) Disney and its Marvel Studios have threatened to take their filming business away from Georgia if its new “religious freedom” […]

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Four Bacchanal Pens AKA “No Flex Zones”: A Pre-Bacch Playlist

By Bwog Staff on Mar 23, 2016 1 Comments

Now that we finally know who’s performing at Bacchanal (and that we’ll be herded into one of four pens instead of six), here’s a playlist to familiarize yourself with the artists–Rae Sremmurd, Marian Hill, and Bibi Bourelly–while studying for (what are hopefully some of your last) midterms. Come April 2, maybe you’ll actually know some […]

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Breaking Bacchanal: Crowd Configuration Update

By Mason Amelotte on Mar 23, 2016 5 Comments

Earlier this evening, an anonymous source on Bacchanal confirmed that Rae Sremmurd, Marian Hill, and Bibi Bourelly are headlining this year’s annual spring concert. This marks the first time in recent Bacchanal history that the headliners have included female performers. Today, the Bacchanal Committee met with Public Safety for another formal event review concerning the layout of the […]

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Breaking Bacchanal: Rae Sremmurd, Marian Hill, Bibi Bourelly Headlining This Year’s Show

By Mason Amelotte on Mar 23, 2016 24 Comments

We have received information from a Bacchanal committee member confirming multiple tips that Rae Sremmurd, Marian Hill, and Bibi Bourelly are this year’s headliners for the annual Spring Bacchanal concert. According to our source, Public Safety and administrators in charge of planning Bacchanal are stonewalling the Committee from sharing any information about this year’s headliners with the student body until after all the tickets […]

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Housing Reviews 2016: Ruggles Hall

By Bwog Staff on Mar 23, 2016 2 Comments

Housing has taught us we’ll never win the lottery, but maybe you’re not such a glum chum. Make the best of a bad situation by reading through our pertinent, updated housing reviews—and maybe you won’t have to stoop to doing unspeakable things. Today, we bring you Ruggles, aka a building that should be a children’s […]

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Housing Reviews 2016: Sulzberger Tower

By Bwog Staff on Mar 23, 2016 0 Comments

Housing reviews continue today with Sulzberger Tower, which should be of special interest to all Barnard Bears. You might not have The Cage, but surely housing still strikes terror into your very soul. Location: 3009 Broadway (in between 116 and 117 St.) Nearby Dorms: Reid, Brooks, Hewitt (Sulz Tower is part of the quad) Stores […]

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Men’s Basketball Hosts CIT Quarterfinals Tonight

By Ross Chapman on Mar 23, 2016 0 Comments

The NCAA isn’t the only tournament going on right now, although you’re forgiven for not knowing that. The Lions are onto bigger and better things in the postseason, and resident sportster Ross Chapman is here to give you the scoop. Yale may have been knocked out of the NCAA’s, but that doesn’t mean that the […]

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Professors To Take Before They . . . Retire

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download the app wecroak itll remind you five times a day that you're going to die
fox trot? rulers and compasses? velvet? we're not in kansas anymore toto
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Hertz and Ohms
im never awake at 10:10
le resistance
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Science Fair: Musical Stars Edition

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fight against climate change
plays venus by lady gaga
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there's free food if you know where to find it!

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Bucket List: Progressivism In The Postwar Moment Edition

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is bucket list always this long??
isabel will be back next week
managing editors gonna managing edit
so many interesting events this week!
sorry if i screwed up

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CUP’s The Hungry Woman Digs Its Nails Into The Wound

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bwog reviews student theater
cup
guys im so tired it's not even may and i am In Finals
SEAS excellence!!!
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the la llorona myth always made me really sad

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Open Meeting Announcement: Truths Acknowledged Universally

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muzak
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Bwoglines: I Am Out Of Sorts Dailying On Sunday Edition

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man out of time
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Late Nite Bwog: The Mattress Mogul

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poststructural critiques of capitalism or just a drunken story about mattresses? you decide
seriously i could use an airmattress though dm me
still better than a spec op-ed
you wish your drunk texts were this coherent

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Columbia Repertory Ballet’s Inaugural Performance

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ballet! we love that! everyone should look up marianela nuñez she is amazing and iconic and i lov her so much
columbia repetory ballet
i (the daily) took ballet as a 6 year old and my mom said i was good at it bc im good at following directions
i need to see more ballet tbh
its wild that people actually dance in pointe shoes thats just so wild to me
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