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Rest In Power, Maggie The Magnolia

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Jun 16, 2016 1 Comments

Earlier today, the Barnard Community was deeply saddened to receive a construction update email with the news that our beloved magnolia tree (which was moved last fall in order to build Barnard’s new Teaching and Learning Center) may be on its last limbs. Despite the recent warm weather, Maggie’s leaves have still failed to emerge, […]

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Cannon’s To Close At The End Of June

By Bwog Staff on Jun 04, 2016 2 Comments

It’s official–despite a resolution by CCSC to make Cannon’s more accessible, everyone’s favorite bar (during NSOP) will be closing for good. After hearing a rumor from a pal over at Sig Chi, we gave Tara Hill (as it’s officially known) a call earlier today. The person on the phone confirmed that they will be closing at the […]

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Columbia Shakes Off Shackles Of New York Monied Interests In Favor Of European Monied Interests

By Bwog Staff on May 31, 2016 10 Comments

In what seems a pattern of overt financial and educational pivots toward reforming Columbia into a “Global University,” Campus Services’ Scott Wright in an email two weeks ago announced the termination of Columbia’s “banking service agreement” with CitiBank. Instead, a “committee of representatives from Columbia Finance, Student Financial Services, Campus Services and Student Life” decided to transfer Columbia’s […]

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Former Columbia Provost Fritz Stern Has Passed Away

By Bwog Staff on May 18, 2016 0 Comments

President Bollinger sent an email on Wednesday informing the Columbia community that former Provost and professor, Fritz Stern, has passed away. Fritz Stern graduated from Columbia College in 1946 and received his PhD from the university in 1953. He taught at Columbia for over 40 years. You can read the full text of President Bollinger’s […]

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Missing SEAS Student Found

By Bwog Staff on May 16, 2016 14 Comments

SEAS student Nayla Kidd, previously reported missing, has been found. According to an email from Public Safety Officer James McShane, she was “located by the NYPD and is safe.” Kidd had last been seen on May 5th, and students became aware of her disappearance on May 12th after friends of hers began posting on Facebook […]

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Senior Wisdom: Ben Makansi

By Bwog Staff on May 14, 2016 12 Comments

Surprise! This is actually our last senior wisdom (and post) of the semester. Prez Ben is a busy guy, but he eventually found the time to write his senior wisdom (a few weeks after the deadline). Read on for wise words from Ben Makansi. Name, School, Major, Hometown: Benjamin Karim Storch Makansi, CC, Astrophysics, Steelville, Pennsylvania Claim to fame: NSOP […]

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Bwog Out: Spring 2016 Semester In Review

By Rachel Deal on May 13, 2016 4 Comments

In our last Semester in Review, we noted that this was the fourth semester in a row in which a new Editor-in-Chief took the helm of Bwog. We never could have anticipated that we would be saying something similar only a few months later. At the end of each semester, we look back at the […]

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Senior Wisdom: Britt Fossum

By Bwog Staff on May 13, 2016 17 Comments

It’s our last Senior Wisdom of the year, and we couldn’t think of a better way we’d want to go out than with our former Editor-in-Chief. She talks about St. Augustine, Hungarian Pastry Shop, and Infinite Jest – we’re not surprised. But she also has some wonderful words of advice to leave you all with. […]

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Senior Wisdom: Joseph Powers

By Bwog Staff on May 13, 2016 3 Comments

Joseph Powers – known to many as Bwog’s former Internal Editor (or, Bwog Dad), and to many others as the guy who wrote that weird deer overseen a couple of years ago – discusses posts that probably shouldn’t have been published and experiences with math TAs that should. (If some of this advice sounds like […]

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Senior Wisdom: Eric Cohn

By Bwog Staff on May 13, 2016 3 Comments

As we enter our final day of Senior Wisdoms, we give you some graduating Bwoggers and their life advice. First up is “ex-various” Eric Cohn, who covered some of the most real and least real news in Bwog’s history. Today, he brings you advice on listening, self-care, and getting over your cheese addiction. Name, School, Major, […]

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Pretentious Summer Reading List

By Sanam Jalinous on May 13, 2016 6 Comments

It’s the end of your first year, and memories from the first day of LitHum begin to haunt you. How were you so behind on reading? One by one, your classmates entered the room and began discussing the many works of fiction and non-fiction that they had read over the summer. You couldn’t believe the […]

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Bwog In Bed: Renewal Edition

By Bwog Staff on May 13, 2016 0 Comments

Congratulations, everyone, we made it through! If you’re still working through a project with an extension, we’re wishing you luck. If not, good job surviving another year of the Columbia grind. Today’s our last day of the year, and we hope you party with all the energy of a kid just released on summer vacation. […]

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Get Crazy! Get Wild! Join Bwog As GSSC Bureau Chief!

Jenny Zhu 0

accidentally said i was in the College to someone this weekend. instantly regretted it
GS has a lounge SEAS has cool bandannas and CC has..........??
gssc
have you ever stared in the eyes of a subway rat to the point where you feel like you know his name
i dont understand lewisohn as a concept please help
it's my birthday and the only gift i want is you to apply for GSSC bureau chief
told jordan yesterday how i met a subway rat named herbert and how we are now #buddies

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SEAS Students Summarize The Books Required For Lit Hum

Victoria Borlando 0

it literally took me five whole minutes to add 25 and 15 on the bus today
my friend said the spongebob movie was basically the odyssey and hes right
sappho is the og rupi kaur
the fuck war is a galaxy brain concept
they may be engineers but wheres the proof that they can read
victoria borlando

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Bwoglines: Save The Turtles!

Maya Campbell 0

bwoglines
hate has no place here
I almost cried when I met murphy I won't lie to you
I love attention too Murphy
i would kill for some snow right now
if you can't tell I really like dogs
MMMbwop
Murphy is so relatable
my new england body can't take all this heat
save the turtles! !!

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The Freshman Plague

Alyssa Sales 4

achoo
being sick without parents sucks
columbia is sickkkkkk
cough cough
does anyone actually take care of themselves?
in sickness and in health
sniffle
we all want to die with a cold
we live on top of each other what do we expect

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Where Art Thou: High Fashion Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

theres also some improv happening this week
where art thou?
wish i could find more info on the antonelli event it looks super cool

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Rwandan President Paul Kagame Returns To Columbia, Addresses Criticism And Progress

Sarah Braner 1

economic policy
economics
paul kagame
political policy
politics
president bollinger
Rwanda
wlf
world leaders forum

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Columbia Restrooms As DnD Alignments

Youngweon Lee 0

butler 2 bathrooms get honorable mention for chaotic evil
butler 6 bathrooms after 11pm get honorable mention for chaotic good
fight me in the comments
i hate hamilton bathrooms
philosophy 4 bathroom has great lighting on sunny days

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Bwoglines: Entertainment Edition

Lauren Kahme 0

bill gates knows how to discipline his kids
fun facts
go see a free movie
i actually wrote the dictionary
it's all fun and games 'till you're standing outside Ferris on a Sunday questioning why you cannot escape your first-year ignorancies
let's play a game
nigerian rising tech kid
stop bwop and roll
synthie music
talking heads
we're all in need of some breathing
yes ignorancies is a word in my book

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