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It’s Friday! Start your weekend with penguins, bike helmets, and the beginning of the end of “ok, boomer.”

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It’s Friday, which means you have at least two days between now and your next midterm. Sit back, relax, and let Bwoglines tell you what you missed while you were studying.

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Woke up a little later than you meant to because you were up late studying last night? Start your day even later and read some interesting, occasionally sleep-related current events!

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This past week has been one full of movement for the world.  From movement in public opinion to movement in campus canines this edition of Bwoglines is sure to have you jumping out of your seat ready to move!

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It’s Friday! I’d like to take a minute for today’s Bwoglines, so just sit right there.

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Friday is here at last, and so is chilly fall weather. Apply some perfume and cuddle up with Bwoglines, a jaguar, or the Hudson Yards Vessel.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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Wowow this is such a shocking turn of events. I am delighted to read that Commencement is now shifting the (read more)
Columbia Moves Commencement Back To Morningside From Baker After Facing Widespread Student Criticism 
February 25, 2026
Wowow this is truly a sad tale and a shocking exposé of the shady dealings of the campus bookstore. I (read more)
Hate Letter: The Columbia Bookstore
February 25, 2026
such an amazing resource, thank you for sharing. (read more)
Navigating Anticipatory And Sudden Grief As A Columbia Student 
February 25, 2026
Please do not increase class sizes and keep University Commencement at Low. (read more)
Columbia Moves Commencement Back To Morningside From Baker After Facing Widespread Student Criticism 
February 25, 2026

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