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Bwoglines: New York Values Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 03, 2016 0 Comments

In dedication to our favorite anti-urbanite and American hero, Ted Cruz, we present cities in all their glory: Another day, another slashing. Yesterday, a man waiting for the No. 3 train at the Pennsylvania Ave. / Livonia Ave. station was attacked by a schizophrenic man wielding a knife. This continuation of a troubling trend makes us long […]

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Breaking Bacchanal: They Don’t Want You To Bacch!

By Bwog Staff on Feb 02, 2016 10 Comments

Today the Bacchanal Executive Board released an official statement regarding this year’s annual spring concert, appropriately titled “They Don’t Want You To Bacch.” The show is scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 2, 2016, a date that was chosen “carefully to avoid any religious holidays, Days on Campus, and set-up for graduation.” As we count down the days until […]

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Religion, Secularism and Constitutional Democracy

By Bwog Staff on Feb 02, 2016 1 Comments

A professor of Religion, a professor of Law, a professor of Anthropology, and a professor of Sociology walk into a bar—we mean book review. What happens? Staffers Romane Thomas and Jennifer Nugent cover what happens next. Those who expected a staid and overly polite book launch were in for a surprise. On Monday evening, La Maison Francaise hosted […]

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Why Was The CCSC 2017 Rep Vacancy So Under-publicized?

By Joe Milholland on Feb 02, 2016 12 Comments

Last night, the Columbia College Student Council held a closed meeting to appoint a new class of 2017 representative. This may surprise some juniors, as the opening was not announced via a class-wide e-mail, unlike the 2017 council’s vacant position last year. When the 2017 Council last had an open voting rep position last year, […]

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Deantini Is In For A Big Surprise

By Maddie Stearn on Feb 02, 2016 3 Comments

That time Deantini got lost is old news, but we’re a little worried about how he’s going to react to the newest additions to campus. We’re not naming names, but will the Giant Screens prove to be too disorienting for those who are navigationally-challenged? Are the Screens even going to have maps? What did Deantini […]

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SGA Discusses Constitution, Winter Housing, and Drunk Bouncy Castle Jumping

By Bwog Staff on Feb 02, 2016 0 Comments

This week’s SGA update is brought to you by Bwog’s Brand New Barnard Bearoness, Raji Ganapathy, in the hopes of proper constitutional changes, successfully completed surveys, and responsible alcohol usage. This Monday at SGA headquarters in the Diana Center, I sat down with the Representative Council for the first time to record and write about Barnard’s student […]

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BunsenBwog: Brainsssss

By Joanna Zhang on Feb 02, 2016 0 Comments

With the end of Syllabus Week comes the tide of papers, problem sets, projects, and required readings. Doesn’t it all make you want to say “Screw it” to the world and set out on a murderous rampage to let off some steam/reduce your insatiable appetite for human flesh? Okay, maybe not. But courtesy of Joanna […]

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The Barnard Tunnel 2.0

By Bwog Staff on Feb 02, 2016 2 Comments

As most Barnard students are already painfully aware, half of the Barnard tunnels are closed. You can walk in between Milbank, Altschul, and the Diana, but the long trek from Barnard Hall to the north part of campus must now be made at the mercy of the elements. Or, partially at the mercy of the […]

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Bwoglines: Unseen Results Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 02, 2016 0 Comments

The Iowa Caucus, the first caucus or primary in the election cycle, finished late last night with a victory for Republican Ted Cruz and a virtual tie for Democrats Sanders and Clinton. Notably, Republican Marco Rubio came within a percentage point of beating Donald Trump. Who would expect? (CNN) For the first time in five […]

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Field Notes: Tantalizing Temperature Fluctuations Edition

By Bwog Staff on Feb 01, 2016 1 Comments

This weekend, the temperature has gone from so cold you could paint pictures in the air with your breath to so warm you could practically walk around in just a T-shirt. And our emotions have followed those fluctuations, going from the barely hanging on to the triumphant. Bwog is, as Bwog always has been, here […]

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The Cold War Of Coffee Cup Sizes

By Bwog Staff on Feb 01, 2016 2 Comments

If you are half as much a caffeine addict as the average University student, you might not have noticed something untoward and thoroughly SHADY happening at two of your local purveyors of bean. If you shell out $5 daily for a cup of Joe, the change might have been too gradual for you to register. […]

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What To Do With The Space From Manhattanville Discussed At CCSC

By Joe Milholland on Feb 01, 2016 5 Comments

As usual, CCSC spent its Sunday night hotly debating such important issues as space on campus and complaints that Deantini might actual listen to. And, also as usual, Bwog reporter Joe Milholland was on hand to provide us with a fascinating description of the meeting. The Space Initiative “I feel like Columbia is the only […]

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Where Art Thou: Weekday Edition

Riva Weinstein 0

have a great spring break everybody!!
maybe the real murder mystery was whether shakespeare wrote it all along
time to squeeze in a couple more shows before the break
where art thou?

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Dungeons & Dragons Alignments Of Core Classes

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bwop to the top
someone once described my alignment as "lawful chaotic" and that's honestly the most accurate thing ever said about me
the core curriculum
unfortunately the western canon will not be harmed by the writing of this post
uwriting was not the worst class the writer has taken at columbia but it's up there!

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USenate Plenary: Sex, Money, and Death

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bureaucracy
divestment
expenses
if you fuck a tenured professor what happens
International Women's Day
money (that's what I want)
RIP Dean Awn :(
sex drugs and rocknroll
university senate
usenate

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CMTS Casts A Godspell On The Audience

Riva Weinstein 2

bwog reviews
cmts
fun fact there's a trump impression in it and it's FROM THE 2011 REVIVAL
i didn’t realize until I was writing this that godspell is a play on gospel lmao
take a shot for every christian musical with music written by a jew
the saddest moment of the play wasn’t jesus’ crucifixion it was when I realized joel meyers wasn’t playing jesus and they DIDN’T put the messiah in a pigeon shirt

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Bwoglines: Strictly Uptown Edition

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bwastro
bwoglines
i watched both hellboy and hellboy II last night and it was great i love fantasy and guillermo del toro also watch pacific rim (the original)
looks like im walking to the trader joes on columbus ave instead of taking the 1 to the 72nd one

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LNB: Lerner Is Octane

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i see lewis structures everywhere
lerner's secret solved
let the water in you love lerner
live love lerner
organic chemistry is serious business you guys
orgo is life
the diana center is everything that lerner wishes it could be
there really isnt enough seating in lerner

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Fireside Chat Lacks Both Firesides And Substance

Isabel Sepúlveda 2

but what else can you expect tbh
bwog covers events
fireside chat
lukewarm tea
yikes on that response to the racist butler incident

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Tips From A Veteran Writing Fellow

Betsy Ladyzhets 1

good luck to everyone interviewing to be a writing fellow next week
the speaking fellows are awesome too
things i've reverse outlined: personal statements for internships; cover letters; bwog posts; strongly worded emails; fanfics
writing center
You got this!
you may notice that talking through your paper with someone else is a reoccurring theme here... guess who can help you do that! the writing fellows!

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