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Bwoglines: Biodegradable Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 18, 2016 0 Comments

29 people were injured by a seemingly intentional explosion last night around 9 pm in Chelsea. This came hours after a pipe bomb exploded in Seaside Park, New Jersey yesterday morning along the path of a 5K race. The device was set to go off via timer, but the race had been delayed due to registration […]

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Where Art Thou: All Of The Lights

By Gowan Moïse on Sep 17, 2016 0 Comments

New York City is packed with amazing culture and inspiring art, but sometimes it’s difficult to break the Morningside-bubble and experience it all first-hand. “Where Art Thou” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/ theatrically-inclined on campus. Monday, September 19 NYSAF Reading Series: Dido of Idaho by Abby Rosebrock, […]

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Here’s What To Do When You Run Into Your TA At 1020

By Gabrielle Kloppers on Sep 17, 2016 1 Comments

Columbia is an extremely small university, and sometimes it feels like everyone knows everyone. It is embarrassing but not that big a deal when your vague acquaintances and Facebook friends see you grinding against someone in a frat basement, but the additional danger is greater. What happens when you see someone in a professional position […]

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We Really Want You To Be A Daily!

By Bwog Staff on Sep 17, 2016 0 Comments

We refreshed and refreshed and never received your daily app! It’s okay. Between checking SSOL and picking apart Book Culture, you probably didn’t even have time to fill it out. But it’s Saturday now—no more excuses. We’ve decided to extend the deadline a week! Here’s the link to the application (you could do it while you’re in […]

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Baking With Bwog: (Not Your) Mom’s Cookie Recipe

By Bwog Staff on Sep 17, 2016 0 Comments

Two weeks in, and feelin’ fine. Or maybe not so fine. Not sure how you’re all feeling at this point in the semester, but we thought it was high time for the first BWB of the year. In all honesty, we were feeling a little homesick this week, so we took one Bwogger’s advice. What […]

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Bwoglines: Thanks Obama Edition

By Bwog Staff on Sep 17, 2016 0 Comments

Donald Trump finally admits that he believes Barack Obama was born in the United States — thanks for the validation! Now it must be true. (New York Times) Zika threat in Miami grows as the area of infected mosquitos triples. (CNN) Lady Gaga’s new album will be released in October. While the cover is just […]

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A Look Into The Future Of CourseWorks

By Bwog Staff on Sep 16, 2016 2 Comments

In the following academic year, CourseWorks will switch from using Sakai (the CourseWorks we all know and sometimes-not-really love) to Canvas, a learning management system created by Instructure. Some classes have already made the switch, providing students with a glimpse of what is yet to come. While the site itself is pretty, the impending future […]

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Steve Reich At The Miller Theatre: A Journey Through Music

By Bwog Staff on Sep 16, 2016 0 Comments

Bwog is a fan of music, as you may tell from our frequent playlists. We don’t often include classical music on those playlists but, maybe we should? Last night, new bwogger Tamara Barriot headed to the Miller Theater to check out renowned American composer Steve Reich (soon-to-turn 80!) with the group Ensemble Signals. What she heard […]

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From The Issue: The Rise Of Greek Life

By The Blue and White on Sep 16, 2016 0 Comments

We bring you another piece from our Cool Older Sister publication, the Blue and White. Ben Schneider, CC ’17, writes about the increasing participation in Greek life and what this means for the War on Fun. “I never expected to be part of a sorority because I did think it was antifeminist,” Blair Wilson, CC ‘18, […]

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Call Out To Professors: We Are Not A Walking West Side

By Bwog Staff on Sep 16, 2016 2 Comments

With the start of the new year, professors are already starting to get under our skin. However, new staffer Paola Ripoll is particularly sick of an odd request professors have been making lately—and she is not alone. It’s a new year here at Columbia University and for many students, that means a new year of an exorbitant amount […]

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Living Easy, Not Living Free

By Jennifer Nugent on Sep 15, 2016 0 Comments

A new academic year is now in full swing, and you’re either still in the honeymoon period or already finding grievances with your roommates or suitemates. Maybe you’ll throw in the proverbial towel over the pans your roommate used without asking, or your suite has decided to buy a microwave that not everyone wants. The reality is, […]

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Lions Football Starts Season Vs. St. Francis Saturday

By Ross Chapman on Sep 15, 2016 0 Comments

The first Columbia football game of the season is this Saturday. Should you go? Should you care? What is college football even like at Columbia? Sports Editor Ross Chapman is here to enlighten you. For the last 50 years, Lions football has tried to turn a corner and become a consistently great, or at least […]

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A Story Of Defeat: The Milstein Study Rooms

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aura of shame
life changing event
Milstein make more study rooms
my mistake
story of loss and defeat
two versus five
we don't always root for the underdog

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Where Art Thou: At Last, The Student Arts Events Begin Edition

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i hope some of you have time to see things this week bc i sure dont
it's that time of the semester again!
where art thou?

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Bwoglines: Cocaine In The Ocean Edition

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cocaine
girl in red is hot
i love halloween
i wish these reports gave more detail about the crime
issa bwop
monster mash in sulz parlor
scary shootings
sketchy imports
stop bwop and roll
thanksgiving couldn't be arriving any faster
why south carolina

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Bwog Weather

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burrito
chorizo
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rain
refried beans
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The Rohingyas And Their “Subhuman” Lives

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Events
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Nasir Uddin
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Race Through The Lens Of Theatre

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dael orlandersmith
Events
I just ordered three of her plays on amazon
I was the youngest person there and I was so intimidated
lecturehop
MMMbwop
the food at the reception was really good

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Rodent Hop: Bwog Sits Down With Morningside Heights’ Sexiest Subway Rat

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have you seen Rat? sound off in the comments
people hop
rat hop
rats
rodent hop
the rat was a metaphor for society

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What If We Studied On An Incline In Lerner…… Hahaha JK….. Unless….

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AlfredLernerHall
I never thought I'd miss butler
inclines suck
Lerner is NOT a library
respect my personal space!
Zach V. Incline Studiers

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