Bwog is a scholarly organization and like always, kept it scholarly this weekend.
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Cuffing season is upon us, and Bwogger Nicki Camberg has got her eye on someone special, even though this relationship may be fleeting.
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CCSC Bureau Chief returns for his final post of the semester, focusing heavily on holiday spirit, the tireless efforts of our elected officials, and the ongoing frenzy that is the room where it happens.
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Deputy Events Editor Brigid Cromwell lives on 110th street and spends more time walking between her room and campus than you would think. With the holidays approaching, she wants to share her favorite way of
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Nominate any of your wise friends graduating this semester to be included in our semesterly Senior Wisdoms compilation!
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Do you ever just sit and stare at your sock draw and think to yourself, “what if filled these with coins, butter, or better yet, assigned them to Columbia dining halls?” This bwogger sure did.
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On this stressful Monday, procrastinate with the last Bwoglines of 2019.
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Internal Editor Vivian Zhou and Staff Writer Daniel Ortega-Venni took a trip down the rabbit hole to see Alice in Wonderland put on by Columbia Blue Gaze Theater. This is what they thought.
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Staff Writer Reyna Choi confesses her unexpected love-at-first-glance for the Wein basement bathroom.
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The spirit of William Carlos Wiliams runs through us all.
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Property records show that following the demolition of McDonald’s on 600 West 125th street, a new 34-story residential tower will be constructed to house graduate students, with a new McDonald’s opening up on the ground floor.
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This Saturday, sophomore Staff Writer and aspiring champion of the arts Josh Tate went to see the Barnard theater department’s production of Men On Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus.
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Sometimes you just get hungry and the only option is a priceless piece of art.
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We’re told that our “candid appraisal is very much appreciated.” Let’s hold the administration to that.
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Bwogger Eliza Staples answers the most pressing question on campus: what Ferris seating option has the most chaotic evil energy?
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By Bwog Staff on Sep 21, 2019 
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On September 20th, the Institute for Religion, Culture, and Public Life teamed up with Columbia Religious Life to host a forum on the recent measles outbreak in New York’s ultra-orthodox Jewish communities. The recent outbreaks are a result of poor vaccination rates in the community, especially among children. Guest Bwogger Ohad Klopman reports.
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