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The Government’s failure to provide adequate funding to various initiatives is triggering negative effects across the country. Editor’s Note: mentions of Death and Violence.

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If you regularly wear business casual to your classes, please read this I’m begging you.

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On Monday, November 13, Staff Writer Maren Frey attended an event where Stuart Weitzman shared his insights on all things, from his muses to branding to the famous “Million Dollar Shoe,” in an event in the Diana Event Oval in collaboration with the Columbia University Fashion Society and Barnard’s Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for […]

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To those who bought the same pair of jeans in three different washes, this is for you.

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Oregon’s knack for legalizing medical mavericks continues.

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There’s more to a university inauguration than speeches—like faculty getting to show off their finest fits!

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Discover the new trend taking Barnumbia by storm: digital heart rate monitors! Follow Bwogger, Elaine, on her heart rate journey.

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Welcome back to Science Fair, Bwog’s weekly roundup of science events happening around campus. As always, email science@bwog.com if you want your event featured.

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Seen across the Barnumbia community, jorts are the new craze for cool cats.

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Embody your inner Manhattanite-septuagenarian with these fashion insiders for the Fall season.

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Thursday night, Caroline Mullooly attended Cultural Heritage Practices & Critical Fashion: How Does (High) Fashion Interpret Cultural Heritage?, a workshop and exhibition at the Italian Academy.

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The Oscars are important, yes. But, not as important as Bwog, amirite? Who needs the red carpet when you can stomp the zigzagging ramps of Lerner to 505 and meet all the A-listed, definitely-relevant superstars that are Bwog staffers? Come to Lerner 505 at 7 pm tonight, wear a Valentino full gown, Paul Smith tuxedo or […]

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Scissor Sisters are back at it with an informational guide (and maybe even how-to!!!) about the lump of hair on your head and what It Says About You. Princess Leia Buns You’re a quirky adventuress, and your spirit cannot be silenced. You’re probably double majoring in, like, Ethnic Studies and Biochem. Your favorite show is […]

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In Hidden Talents, Bwog seeks out the most fabulously gifted of your peers and exposes their skills to inspire your general awe and, of course, requisite jealousy. In this edition, Bwog’s resident modeling maven Liz Jacob introduces you to Lisa Cant, GS ’12, Columbia’s very own supermodel. Know any other Columbians worthy of a profile? […]

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