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Don’t get too excited—in this case, BYOB stands for Bring Your Own Blindfold. The Columbia Culinary Society is hosting their last event of the year tonight at 9:30 in the Satow Room, and it’s gonna look like this. If you’re too lazy to click the link, the blindfold is for the society’s 3rd Annual Blind […]

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GendeRevolution is the group to thank for this publicized map of the gender-neutral restrooms on Columbia’s campus. Tonight, they’re treating you to some classic free food (it includes cheese and fruit platters so points on classiness) in Lerner 555 at 7:30 pm. As for the film portion of the date, they’ll be screening Toilet Training, […]

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Love is in the air! And also in the Lerner SGO! Join the Bwog staff for our weekly meeting tonight at 7 pm to discuss pitches, nebulous ideas, and suggestions for the rest of April. All are welcome. The end draws ever closer, so take advantage of one of your last opportunities to find free […]

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UPDATE: The Dino BBQ is all gone, but there will still be free food! Starting at 6:30 pm at the Vam Am quad, Postcrypt will be giving away free pizza! Seize the rare opportunity this afternoon to experience Postcrypt above ground! From 3 to 9 pm today on Van Am Quad, enjoy music, Dinosaur BBQ, […]

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Students for Substance Free Space (SFSFS), a special interest housing group, is giving out free ice cream in the McBain lobby right now.  Get there while supplies lasts!  Vanilla or chocolate with chocolate sauce and rainbow sprinkles.  They are also handing out info sheets from Ask Alice about alcohol and substance abuse.

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Today is Wednesday, but Live at Lerner isn’t just for Wednesdays this week. Continuing their week-long music/food/happiness fest, Bacchanal, Postcrypt, and L@L will host the third day of Symposium, your get-fed and get-cultured pre-Bacchanal special. On the aural menu today is Tall, Tall Trees, a Brooklyn band that self-describes as having “evolved from a quirky bluegrass […]

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Live at Lerner isn’t just for Wednesdays this week. Continuing their week-long music/food/happiness fest, Bacchanal, Postcrypt, and L@L present another installation of Symposium, your get-fed and get-cultured pre-Bacchanal special. As always, the magic will happen from 12 to 2 pm in the Lerner Piano Lounge. Rather than a traditional musical accompaniment, Live at Lerner presents […]

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Today marks the start of Symposium: A Weeklong Music Festival.  Or, as we like to refer to it, Symposium: A Weeklong Concert with Tons of Free Food—we hope it catches on.  A joint effort between Live at Lerner, Bacchanal, and Postcrypt Coffeehouse, the Symposium will feature concerts in Lerner Piano Lounge with fully catered free […]

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Wedding Crashing

Bwog is all about faux matrimonies, especially ones that take place in the sandbox, but Low will certainly do. This year’s Hangama celebration, the mock Pakistani wedding hosted by Columbia’s Organization of Pakistani Students and NYU’s Pakistani Students Association, was sure to please. The groom from NYU sweeping in on horseback to meet his beautiful Columbian bride, Amirah […]

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Instead of ogling at the overpriced cheese at the Farmer’s Market, CU OPS, NYU PSA, and AHIMSA have a better idea for you. Your time is best spent at Hangama, the mock Pakistani wedding taking place at Low Plaza from 2 to 5 pm this afternoon. In addition to kite-flying, horse back riding, and traditional […]

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Lifting Veils, Ribs

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Asian American Alliance, and Hunter College’s Coalition for the Revitalization of Asian American Studies at Hunter are joining forces tonight to present Lifting the Veil: The Plight of Asian American Studies Within the University. The event will feature guest panelist Jennifer Hayashida (of Hunter College), and will be accompanied by delicious Dinsosaur […]

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What’s the only thing better than free? More free! In celebration of the last First Friday of the semester, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM), Columbia Queer, and Lambda Phi Epsilon invite you to an awesome free dance party full of other awesome free-ness in Roone tonight from 11 pm to 2 am, complete with […]

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For those poor souls awake this early on a Friday morning, the Committee on Global Thought invites you to break your fast at 9 a.m. in 918 IAB over a roundtable discussion with Misha Glenny, expert on modern crime and author of McMafia and Dark Market. A meeting will follow for those interested in the Committee […]

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Awareness and Food

Tonight at 9 pm in Lerner C555 the BSO is hosting “…Cuz She Asked for It,” an exploratory art gallery as part of sexual violence awareness month.  The gallery will be exploring the ways different mediums of art including photography, videography, paintings, print media advertisements, movie clips, and theatre productions address rape culture.  There will […]

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CU Habitat for Humanity is having a “presentation and discussion” on affordable housing, homelessness prevention, urban development, and racial inequality in New York with prominent speakers like Rev. Georgiette Morgan-Thomas, Chair of Manhattan Community Board 9.  There will also be free pizza from V&T.  This will be from 6 to 7 pm in Lerner 568. […]

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