We’re back with another edition of ranking building, this time: we’re going normative.
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Any similarities to the actual experiences of pre-med students have been gleaned from late-night Slack conversations.
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So useless to deride, so useful to descry: Ferris, the best dorm on campus, gets described. (Note: This is the first of Bwog’s annual Housing Reviews. Check back soon for more.)
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Do you ever make a grammatical error so foolish that you question your own intelligence? Do you rely on spell-check to spell the words yesterday, restaurant, and tomorrow? Have you ever sent a text that says “I’ll be there
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“I go to Colymvia… *Colkunbua….*Colimboa…. That university in the City of New York.”
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With midterm season looming, this edition of Bwoglines reminds you to drink safely, not fatally.
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Bwog staffer Will Lyman, inspired by Beta Theta Pi’s recent “Dante’s Inferno” event, reimagines the Literature Humanities curriculum as party themes.
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One key part of being a student at Columbia: being CAVA’d. Here are the reviews.
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Strap on your fanny packs, pick up your Milstein coffees, and switch your Barnard Dad hats to the back: the Athena Film Festival is here! Every year, Barnard hosts a weekend festival of screenings and
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Bwog staffer Will Lyman compiles an index on the age old question of wardrobe choice in inconsistent weather.
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This week, GSSC ran really short. Like, really short. Regardless, GSSC Bureau Chief Olivia Mitchell is here to report everything that went down this week, which included a very special, limited-edition experience of Vice President
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Staff Writer Nicki Camberg shares her thoughts on what she believes is the height of culinary experience.
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It’s time to kick back, study and listen to Bwog’s instrumental playlist.
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This week, Barnard’s Student Government Association learned about the college’s reaccreditation process, and what it means for the Barnard community.
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…in the form of election to a search committee for the next Exec VP for Arts and Sciences aaaand Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences! The fifteen-member committee, chaired by Robert “Bob” Jervis was (about) half chosen by the Policy and Planning Committee of the Arts and Sciences. A majority of members are […]
In an (extremely) early decision, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences has decided on their speakers for their convocation this upcoming May. Sebastian Thrun–Google VP and head of the Google X lab–will be speaking at the Ph.D. ceremony and Terry Plank, Ph.D’93–geochemist at Lamont-Doherty and 2012 recipient of a MacArthur “genius grant”–will be speaking at […]
By Bwog Staff on Oct 07, 2012 
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Bill Nye is off this week and filling in is the lesser known Science Guy, Bwog’s very own Zach Kagan who takes a look at some of Columbia’s great intellectuals and their research below: Columbia Professors are no slouches in the brain department. Still, despite their surplus IQ points, few would likely describe themselves […]
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