You may not see Sophie in Orchesis anymore, but don’t worry because you might just see her again– she’s not going far away! Name, School, Major, Hometown: Sophie Visscher-Lubinizki, Barnard/JTS, Dance, Education, Modern Jewish Studies,
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Maria, known for asking Bill Gates a question on Zoom, talks about privilege, imposter syndrome, and raspberry cookies at Hungarian.
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Joel spends his time on stage, but off stage you can find him in Pupin or the Wallach vending machine.
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Presenting Sidney of showing-up-to-her-dad’s-Chemistry-class-late-and-in-someone-else’s-sweatpants fame. Also the unofficial Nicest Person At Barnard.
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Elizabeth’s take is that students here don’t actually have imposter syndrome, they’re actually just imposters.
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This one goes out to all the small baddies, hopeless procrastinators, and people who are ready to lose it!
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After over two years of negotiations, the GWC-UAW Local 2110 bargaining committee and University officials have created a draft for Columbia’s first graduate worker contract.
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President Bollinger announces the new leadership team for the Columbia Climate School in an email to students today.
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Columbia announced that students need to get vaccinated to access campus facilities in the fall semester, according to an email sent earlier this morning by University Vice President Gerry Rosberg and University COVID Director Donna
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Look at them thriving. We’ll get out of quarantine eventually…
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Take Monday, add some salt, toss in basil, and vwa-lah, you got yourself a Tuesday.
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Amara Banks on Dec 05, 2015 
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Last night in Pupin, the Astronomy Department opened its doors to both the Columbia community and the public for its regular Stargazing and Lecture series event. Bwog has sent writers to cover the last few starry Friday night programs, and this week staffer and Friday Night Lights fan Amara Banks was lucky enough to check […]
Black holes seem fake, but they’re actually real, visible, and somewhat understandable, thanks to scientists, large telescopes, and lots of math. Bwogger Nadra Rahman attended a biweekly “Stargazing and Lecture series” given by graduate student Shuo Zhang last night in Pupin, titled “Our Monster Black Hole.” Nadra lived to tell the tale (and dish some […]
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Bwog Staff on Apr 10, 2011 9 Comments
Bwog’s resident Star Gazer Zach Kagan writes in with tidbits of information from Hugh Crowl‘s lecture, “When Bad Things Happen to Good Galaxies,” on doom and gloom for major galaxies. Behold the cosmic drama! The Audience at the most recent Public Lecture and Stargazing, held in the bowels of Pupin (correctly pronounced “pew-PEEN”) Hall, spanned […]
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