Another article about high hopes for a sports season. Spec publishes the second article in a week about a campus group that has seven members. Because we haven’t heard enough about Israel/Palestine… This column includes every Columbia complaint ever written on the Opinion page in 850 words.

Empty shops on Broadway are like my empty soul. If only I could still crawl into a dessert empanada and close the crust forever.    Successes of some other school in sports. But resist burning your room full of Columbia sports fan paraphernalia, the messiah will save us from ruin! And look, I�ve got a […]

After months of anticipation, today’s QuickSpec comes to you from the uncharted territories of the Spectator’s brand new website, featuring bigger text, grayer pages, and the niftiest headline crawl this side of CNN. Spec EIC Melissa Repko and managing editor Elizabeth Simins told Bwog, “We expect that it will take a week or two to tweak the […]

Spec doesn’t have much for us this chilly February morning, but we’ll be adding more later as the site is updated throughout the day. Bwog can attribute this lack to the rather loud murmurs we’ve been hearing about an online Spec redesign, which we’ll be filling you in on later. In the meantime, here’s all […]

Two restaurants, over easy, with a side of conflict Flip-flop flap jacks Student-roasted turkey with in-the-red peppers Huevos desnudos, comes with no dressing Game Day chili made with bacon. Mmm, bacon…

Pro-Lifers have left the Columbia Catholics in the dust. A twentysomething’s messy breakup with reality was on public display. The Senate is still estranged from its own power. ‘It’s Complicated’ between Journalists and Print.  

Watch out. That Metrocard machine wants your money, and it�s gonna get rough The tough swim away, or hibernate Public schools beg Uncle Sam for money And he gives it to Columbia instead.

Oh, let them smoke what they want in the off-season. The end to violence in the Middle East begins in Earl Hall. CCSC vows to become more relevant by telling you what classes to avoid, nearly one month after the start of classes. Quit being so awkward and talk to us, Columbia.  

A condo rises in Morningside Park, some people freak out, some people don’t PrezBo makes a joke! Columbia loses to Princeton in basketball: cant we just stop competing with them at everything? Some English majors spend a lot of time on the internet searching for books by tone, tense, and action categories. Justice: “a porcupine […]

Fewer jobs, but more internships. Major business, but minor interest. No longer mediocre, but still quite peculiar. The vacancy is filled, but the hole in our hearts remains. Escaping the present, but stuck in the past.

The State government smacks down landlords, trying to keep city housing affordable.  The head of Urban Studies will soon not have a home at Columbia. Aspiring academics won’t have a home anywhere. TV about a new home.

Ivy League thieves can no longer hide behind the brain! Want to bring joy to the world? Now you can, with Raise a Lotta Money Boot Camp! Homesick students rejoice. Your new living room is the old Radio Perfecto. Need to get away from campus and Morningside? Oh, thank god for vibrators!

Reading will make you poor. Was there ever any doubt that some hellacious barbecue would thrive? A thing called eminent domain appears to be causing some sort of dispute. Men’s basketball gets all philosophical.  

M.I.T introduces the revolutionary concept of holding smaller science classes with more TA’s, Columbia science profs think it just might work For one young Spec columnist, “godless is cool” at Columbia, and, worse still, the “street” is College Walk! A lot of Jewish people go to Columbia, and live in the greater metropolitan area Spec […]

Just grin and eBear it. She has her cupcake and eats it, too. Every cloud has a silver line of scrimmage. You can lead a horse to Tokyo Pop, but you can’t make him drink. Spec hops on the bandwagon.