“Measure Heaped In Joy”: Bwog Reviews KCST’s As You Like It
Betsy attended the King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe’s midnight show (a.k.a. “drunk show”) of As You Like It.
Projects
Legos, And Other Battles: Bwog Peoplehops Sidney Perkins
An interview with Sidney Perkins, SEAS ’17, the Engineering Student Council Vice President of Policy (or, as he puts it, the “leader of the policy juggernaut of ESC”).
STEM Majors Can Like Reading Too: Bwog Clubhops Barnard Bookworms
A snapshot of the Barnard Bookworms, a new Barnard College student group dedicated to help science students read for fun.
Columbia Satanic Students Society: Neither Real Satanists Nor A Real Society
Senior Staffer Betsy Ladyzhets sat down with Callum Smith, the film’s writer and director (and the man behind the Columbia Satanic Students Instagram) to learn more about this unique project.
A (Performance) Space Of One’s Own
Columbia’s got a decent-sized campus, so one would think that finding rehearsal and performance space would be a fairly easy task for our many performing arts groups. Yet for many groups, it’s anything but easy.
Columbia Space Initiative Aims To Anchor An Asteroid
A feature on Columbia Space Initiative, CU’s newest space engineering club, which traveled to NASA’s headquarters in Houston for a competition in spring 2016.
Barnard Quad Bulletin Boards Transform Overnight Into Bread Boards
Slices of bread were nailed to the bulletin boards in the Barnard first-year dorms.
From Musings To Musical: An Interview With Christine Rosenblatt
Missing Gemini, the New Opera Workshop’s original musical in fall 2015, is a production conceived by Christine Rosenblatt (BC ‘16), which follows a young woman on her journey to accepting the loss of her twin brother.
Post-apocalyptic Toothbrush
Poem about a toothbrush in the apocalypse.
Betsy Ladyzhets 