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Presidential debates, canceled traditions, and free yoga inside this edition of Bwoglines!

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V117 premieres tonight! Their trailer (as imagined by CUMB) boasts POWER, LUST and Godzilla footage. Check out our review of the preview, and a brief history of the Varsity Show tradition. We’ll see you there tonight! Spec gets personal and pretty cute with their professors about the meaning of life, sharing their stories from their […]

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A few tidbits to help you navigate today’s Greenmarket: This is the last week for zucchini blossoms. For the next few weeks there will be different wine vendors under the food and wine tent. If you are looking for Monkshood cherry tomatoes, get them early because they go fast. Be sure to try the quiches […]

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Bwog braved the line yesterday at Trader Joe’s and would like you to be well-informed before you make the harrowing 40-block trek to buy groceries. Because you might get really pissed if, say, you showed up there tomorrow only to find there is no wine. That’s right: unlike its Union Square brother, this Trader Joe’s […]

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SustainableBusiness.com reports that last week Columbia announced that it would begin to offer a Master’s Degree in Sustainable Development beginning in the fall of 2009. Twelve other schools will join Columbia in offering the two-year Global Master’s in Development Practice program (rolls right off the tongue)  within the next three years.  The John D. and […]

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Movin’ out?

Bwog noticed a nifty multi-purpose bin in the Lerner lobby that looks like it can handle some the stuff you don’t want to take home and might just never use again. Plus, look for the EcoReps near your dorms to get rid of all those out-of-fashion closet clogging garments.  

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A friend of Bwog just passed on this revolutionary URL: a CUIT project, currently in beta form, that tells you the status of every public printer on campus! Updated by the second! Never wait in line again!

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Snobbery for Cheap

A friend of Bwog passes along a tip that Kim’s is having a massive sale. 25% off CDs, 10% of DVDs and 15% off books! That Criterion Collection version of Brazil you want to buy so that you might prominently display it? Yours! For only, like, $45. Meanwhile, rumors of closure are surrounding the indie […]

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