This weekend, Pale Fire Theater presents a simultaneously hilarious and depressing play rife with impressive performances and directing.

As classes end and real studying begins, it is easy to get stuck in your head.  Especially when you’ve been doing readings all day.  Seemingly innocuous boards turn into something much more significant as the layers of meaning come to life and confound through what you learned in Psych 101.  After all: Life is the same. […]

Be on the lookout for the November and December issues of The Blue & White, on campus this week everywhere you look in Butler. As we always have done, Bwog will honor our heritage/amorous affair with our mother magazine by posting features from the upcoming issue. Below, Tom Humphreys asks a very important question: who […]

In all chaos there is a cosmos, in all disorder a secret order. -Carl Jung

“Being itself is only a pretension of Nothingness.” – E. M. Cioran

“Myth opens the door to a world that cannot be predicted and controlled, where truth is more amorphous, multifaceted, relative, pluralistic.” – David N. Elkins

“The world is revealed as an ‘always future hollow,’ for we are always future to ourselves.” – Jean-Paul Sartre

“I can’t go on, I’ll go on.” -Samuel Beckett

“The absurd is the essential concept and the first truth.” -Albert Camus

A Bwogger passing by Wien this morning noticed this peculiar new addition to its architecture: the door on the right now has a large crack in its window and is covered in caution tape. One Wiener we spoke to said it wasn’t bad it enough for cold air to seep in, but it is still […]

Photos by David Hu and Greg Schwartz

The MTA has no money, but is using its no-money to make these little robot machines called subway indicators all along the 1 line (that’s the “red line” to you, Class of 2014) this summer. Until they actually take away Unlimited Metrocards, we’re not complaining, because this is a fantastic device that allows you to […]

“…no existence can be validly fulfilled if it is limited to itself.” -Simone de Beauvoir, 1948 This appears to be a trend!

It’s sort of like what Jean-Paul Sartre once said: “Being is. Being is in-itself. Being is what it is.”