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It looks like Columbia’s Kappa Alpha Theta chapter is at it again. At this year’s bid night, Columbia’s ever-so-problematic group of srat girls said “hasta la vista” to the racist mixer outfits, and instead took their offense to Hollywood! Earlier this morning, Bwog received an anonymous tip alleging Theta had shown a video to their new members during this Monday’s bid night containing disparaging […]

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Ellen Becomes A DG

Ellen Degeneres recently surprised Columbia’s Delta Gamma sorority with $10,000 in her Cash at Your Dorm series.  President Kayla Farrell answered several trivia questions like, “What does Taylor Swift call her group of friends?” (hint: the answer is “squad”) to win progressively better prizes—including a big screen TV!  We’re only a little bit jealous DG got […]

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We know firsthand that this senior has a whole lotta wisdom. We sat down with our own Bwog Director of Communications, Natalie Telson, to hear her tackle the oral sex or cheese question.  Name, School, Major, Hometown: Natalie Telson; GS/JTS; Political Science at Columbia and Hebrew Bible at JTS; North Tustin, CA Claim to fame: You may have […]

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