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Yesterday, Barnard admissions email-blasted all 2,389 strong, beautiful women with a request:  help convince high school seniors that Morningside Heights is the place to be! Barnard’s luring ladies in with the promise of “a coupon for a free surprise gift” and hoping that they’ll either participate in a phone-a-thon evening or jot down an encouraging […]

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If you’ve been a little sour on dear Alma Mater lately, an anonymous Bwog informant has just stumbled upon something to restore your faith in your degree and your Columbia. This gal’s a CU grad — just like many of you! (Go Lions!) She majored in Anthropology. And also like many of you, she loves […]

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Columbia dorm phone numbers all start in 853, and Columbia building numbers all start in 854. Until yesterday, when a new Journalism School administrator entered the strange world of 851! From an e-mail sent to J-School students: “___ comes to the J-school after spending the last seven years… Her phone: 212-851—– (they’ve run out of […]

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Great, and thank you, BUT you make a list of places to run in Morningside Heights, and don’t mention Morningside (read more)
A Runner’s Guide To Morningside Heights
February 1, 2025
ooh this is fascinating. columbia loves renovating buildings in the weirdest ways possible (read more)
Uncovering The Mysteries Of Schermerhorn Hall
February 1, 2025
This is the best story Bwog has had in years and years. Congrats and thanks. (read more)
Uncovering The Mysteries Of Schermerhorn Hall
January 31, 2025
fancy seeing you here… (read more)
Uncovering The Mysteries Of Schermerhorn Hall
January 30, 2025

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