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We’re going back to the basics—concision is a virtue.

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As formal recruitment for Columbia’s sororities begins, we’re curious to figure out which of their dress codes fits us. Will Theta still call us back if we’re “casual”? Why can’t we wear black to formal events? Let the quiz decide.    

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Interested in taming lions but not sure if you’re ready for the big cats quite yet? Try being a Bacchanal lion tamer first! This year is the first time the Bacchanal committee is recruiting a group of students to watch the backs of other students and promote safety on this historically wild day. This job comes […]

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As we prepare for the next semester, Bwog is looking for some new talent on our team.  If you think you would be a good addition, apply to be a daily editor.  Daily editors have the joy of dedicating one day per week to Bwog.  They write and edit articles, dun staff writers to get their […]

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In the spirit of using NSOP to recruit bright-eyed freshman, the Jester, Columbia’s humor magazine, has released a fake NSOP guide. Find it on their website or in news racks around campus beginning this afternoon. It’s somewhat similar to the actual guide, except there are way more dinosaurs.

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Bwog is looking for some bright-eyed youngins to serve as our newest daily editors. “What do dailies do?” one might wonder, as his/her (okay, your) bloodshot eyes, illuminated by the sickly 3 am glow of a laptop screen, scan this very page. Daily editors write and edit articles, pester other staff writers, and schedule posts. […]

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It’s the first week of school, and you’re looking for “extracurriculars.” Well, do you like breaking news? Funny pictures on the Internet? Enlightening your peers? Be a Bwog Daily Editor! A Daily Editor is essentially in charge of Bwog for a day: curating morning headlines, coordinating posts, editing features, running around on a constant quest […]

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Tomorrow is a big day for all you Sorority hopefuls out there: starting at noon, dreams will be made and hearts broken as new member bids become available for pickup in Lerner. This moment represents the culmination of nearly a week of Formal Recruitment events—the details of which, to many Columbia students, are nearly as […]

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