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Caroline Mullooly

2023-04-14T01:58:16Z

Lowstepsfan22:

'''Caroline Mullooly''' (BC '22) was the Managing Editor of [[Bwog]] in 2021 and the 2021-2022 Pitch Manager of the [[Columbia Political Review]].

Before becoming Bwog's Managing Editor, Caroline was a Deputy Editor for the 2020 calendar year. Prior to being Deputy, she was a Staff Writer and a member of the Social Media Team.

She graduated in Spring 2022 and began a career in strategic communications.

{{succession|preceded=[[Lauren Kahme]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Managing Editor|years=2021}}

Columbia Political Review

2023-04-14T01:56:31Z

Lowstepsfan22:

The '''Columbia Political Review''' (''CPR'') is the [http://www.cpreview.org multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine] of the [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1 here].
To submit a pitch, click [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch here].

==Current Management==
*Editor-in-Chief: Kaitlyn Saldanha (BC '24)
*Publisher: Katerina Kaganovich (BC '24)
*Chief of Staff: Reece Brown (CC '25)
*Managing Editors: Nicolas Lama (CC '24), Carmen Vintro (BC' '23), Evelyn Yu (CC '25), Jesse Levine (BC '25)
*Policy 360 Editor: Michelle Brucker (GS '23)
*Columnist Editor: Collin Woldt (CC '24)
*Pitch Manager: Alan Chen (CC '25)
*Publicity Editor: Amelie de Leon (BC '25)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org CPR website]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa CIRCA website]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1 Editorial Board Contact Form]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch Pitch Submission Form]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

User:Lowstepsfan22

2021-06-27T05:18:27Z

Lowstepsfan22:

BC 22, lover of Bwog, pantone something something

can be found on the steps staring into butler

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Caroline Mullooly

2021-06-27T05:17:36Z

Lowstepsfan22:

'''Caroline Mullooly''' (BC '22) is the current Managing Editor of [[Bwog]] and Pitch Manager of the [[Columbia Political Review]].

Before becoming Bwog's Managing Editor, Caroline was a Deputy Editor for the 2020 calendar year. Prior to being Deputy, she was a Staff Writer and a member of the Social Media Team.

{{succession|preceded=[[Lauren Kahme]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Managing Editor|years=2021}}

Lauren Kahme

2021-06-27T05:16:59Z

Lowstepsfan22:

'''Lauren Kahme''' (BC '23) is the current Editor-In-Chief of [[Bwog]].

Before becoming EIC, Lauren was Bwog's first News Editor. She also spent a brief time as Managing Editor. She began her time at Bwog as the Sunday Daily Editor.

Lauren's Board consists of [[Caroline Mullooly]] as Managing Editor and [[Aditi Misra]] as Internal Editor.

{{succession|preceded=[[Eva Scher]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog EIC|years=2021}}

Lauren Kahme

2021-06-27T05:16:15Z

Lowstepsfan22:

'''Lauren Kahme''' (BC '23) is the current Editor-In-Chief of [[Bwog]]. Before becoming EIC, Lauren was Bwog's first News Editor. She also spent a brief time as Managing Editor.

Lauren's Board consists of [[Caroline Mullooly]] as Managing Editor and [[Aditi Misra]] as Internal Editor.

{{succession|preceded=[[Eva Scher]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog EIC|years=2021}}

Lauren Kahme

2021-06-27T05:16:09Z

Lowstepsfan22:

'''Lauren Kahme'''(BC '23) is the current Editor-In-Chief of [[Bwog]]. Before becoming EIC, Lauren was Bwog's first News Editor. She also spent a brief time as Managing Editor.

Lauren's Board consists of [[Caroline Mullooly]] as Managing Editor and [[Aditi Misra]] as Internal Editor.

{{succession|preceded=[[Eva Scher]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog EIC|years=2021}}

Lauren Kahme

2021-06-27T05:15:53Z

Lowstepsfan22:

Lauren Kahme (BC '23) is the current Editor-In-Chief of [[Bwog]]. Before becoming EIC, Lauren was Bwog's first News Editor. She also spent a brief time as Managing Editor.

Lauren's Board consists of [[Caroline Mullooly]] as Managing Editor and [[Aditi Misra]] as Internal Editor.

{{succession|preceded=[[Eva Scher]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog EIC|years=2021}}

Caroline Mullooly

2021-06-27T05:15:25Z

Lowstepsfan22:

'''Caroline Mullooly'''(BC '22) is the current Managing Editor of [[Bwog]] and Pitch Manager of the [[Columbia Political Review]].

Before becoming Bwog's Managing Editor, Caroline was a Deputy Editor for the 2020 calendar year. Prior to being Deputy, she was a Staff Writer and a member of the Social Media Team.

{{succession|preceded=[[Lauren Kahme]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Managing Editor|years=2021}}

Aditi Misra

2021-06-27T05:13:50Z

Lowstepsfan22:

'''Aditi Misra''' (BC '23) is the current Internal Editor of [[Bwog]].

Before becoming the editor of Bwog's insides, Aditi was the Deputy Events Editor. She was also an extremely active member of the Social Media Team.

{{succession|preceded=[[Vivian Zhou]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Internal Editor|years=2021}}

Caroline Mullooly

2021-06-27T05:13:21Z

Lowstepsfan22:

'''Caroline Mullooly'''(BC '22) is the current Managing Editor of [[Bwog]] and Pitch Manager of the [[Columbia Political Review]].

{{succession|preceded=[[Lauren Kahme]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Managing Editor|years=2021}}

Aditi Misra

2021-06-27T05:12:55Z

Lowstepsfan22: Created page with "Aditi Misra (BC '23) is the current Internal Editor of Bwog. Before becoming the editor of Bwog's insides, Aditi was the Deputy Events Editor. She was also an extremely a..."

Aditi Misra (BC '23) is the current Internal Editor of [[Bwog]].

Before becoming the editor of Bwog's insides, Aditi was the Deputy Events Editor. She was also an extremely active member of the Social Media Team.

{{succession|preceded=[[Vivian Zhou]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Internal Editor|years=2021}}

Caroline Mullooly

2021-06-27T05:11:10Z

Lowstepsfan22:

Caroline Mullooly (BC '22) is the current Managing Editor of [[Bwog]] and Pitch Manager of the [[Columbia Political Review]].

{{succession|preceded=[[Lauren Kahme]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Managing Editor|years=2021}}

Bwog

2021-06-27T05:10:38Z

Lowstepsfan22: /* Current Management */

[[Image:Bwog.gif|thumb|200px|Bwog's logo up to 2009.]]

'''Bwog''', originally called '''The Bwog''', started its existence as the blog of ''[[The Blue and White]]'' magazine, but has since then developed a life of its own separate from the magazine. Centered on campus news and gossip, it was launched on [[January 30|January 30th]], [[2006]]<ref>[http://bwog.net/2006/01/30/you-can-take-the-soviet-out-of-russia "You Can Take the Soviet Out of Russia..."], ''Bwog'', 1/30/06 - First post to Bwog</ref>, by founding editor [[Taylor Walsh]]. The site was inspired by gossip blogs that began to be popular in New York in the mid-00s, especially [[Gawker]], but has since elevated its news reputation. Some consider it to be snotty and elitist. Others consider it witty and entertaining. Most people read it regardless. It's generally understood that Bwog was great last year but now it sucks, regardless of the current year.

== History ==
[[Image:Bwogv4.JPG|thumb|200px|Bwog's 2012 redesign]]

Although it had already been active for months, Bwog went mainstream in October [[2006]] with its nearly real-time coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident, which did for it what the Gulf War did for CNN - made students realize that the blog medium, and Bwog in particular, was their most up to date source of campus news. A popular sister blog launched in [[2008]] to cover the exploits of [[Hawkmadinejad]]. The site has undergone three serious redesigns since inception, notably on [[January 1]], [[2009]] and [[September 22]], [[2012]]. Both designs were met with immediate backlash from readers<ref>[http://bwog.com/2012/09/23/looking-for-feedback/#comments "Looking for Feedback"], ''Bwog'', 9/23/12</ref>, but just like Facebook, eventually people stop complaining and continue using the site.

In [[2010]], the site celebrated its [http://bwog.net/2010/04/18/overseen-mrsbo-racecars-and-croquet#comment-198189 100,000th entry comment]. That same year, the site moved from Bwog.net to Bwog.com, for unclear reasons.

== Common Features ==

*Breaking news
*Bwoglines
*Coverage of protests / major campus events
*LectureHops / RoomHops / OfficeHops / PeopleHops
*Things overheard on campus
*Student council meetings coverage that maybe 3 people read
*Event listings
*Rodent coverage
*[[Free food]] announcements, far too close to the event time to be of any use
*Internet culture features
*BwogSex
*On-campus theater reviews
*Comments, with a reputation for being caustic and asinine
*[[Senior Wisdom]]
*Actual Wisdom
*[[BwogWeather]]

Unlike [[Spec]], Bwog stays active and running during finals. They immediately regretted that decision but such is life.

==Publication==
Despite [http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/learn/studentlife/activities what Columbia might insinuate,] Bwog is not officially affiliated with the school--the organization does not get support or funding in any form from the university. It is an independent blog that the administration (often begrudgingly) acknowledges. It is completely student-run and managed, supported financially by ad sales.

==Current Management==
*[[:Category:Bwog editors|Editor in Chief]]: [[Lauren Kahme]]
*Managing Editor: [[Caroline Mullooly]]
*Internal Editor: [[Aditi Misra]]
*Publishers: Jeffrey Ndubisi, Raina Liu
*Deputy Editors: Mary Clare "MC" Greenlees, Lillian Rountree
*Events Editor: Julia Tolda
*Arts Editor: Maya Campbell
*Sports Editor: Eunice Bae
*Science Editor: Sarah Braner
*News Editor: Victoria Borlando
*Tech Editor: Solomia Dzhaman
*Visual Editor: Jordan Merrill
*Social Media Editor: Owen Fitzgerald-Diaz

*[[CCSC]] Bureau Chief: TBD
*[[SGA]] Bureau Chief: Grace Novarr
*[[ESC]] Bureau Chief: Leora Schloss
*[[GSSC]] Bureau Chief: Charlotte Slovin

*Alma "Egg" Bwogger: [[Eva Sher]]

Applications for new Daily Editors and Staff Writers will be released in Fall 2021.

==See Also==
*[[Bwog-Spectrum Relationship]]
*[[Bwog Uncensored]]
== References ==
<references />

==External links==

* [http://www.bwog.com Bwog]
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20060622192630/http://www.bwog.net Bwog's first incarnation]
* [http://bwog.com/2007/02/17/bwoggiversary/ Bwog's stats at one year old]
* [http://editorjosh.blogspot.com/2007/02/bwog-birthday-column.html a Spec editor writing about how to write about Bwog]
* [http://www.wikicu.com/File:2-21_Column_Page.jpg That same Spec editor writing about Bwog's first birthday]

[[Category:Student blogs|Bwog]]
[[Category:Student publications|Bwog]]
[[Category:Websites|Bwog]]

Lauren Kahme

2021-06-27T05:10:17Z

Lowstepsfan22:

Lauren Kahme (BC '23) is the current Editor-In-Chief of [[Bwog]]. Before becoming EIC, Lauren was Bwog's first News Editor. She also spent a brief time as Managing Editor.

Lauren's Board consisted of [[Caroline Mullooly]] as Managing Editor and [[Aditi Misra]] as Internal Editor.

{{succession|preceded=[[Eva Scher]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Editor|years=2021}}

Bwog

2021-06-27T05:08:51Z

Lowstepsfan22: /* Current Management */

[[Image:Bwog.gif|thumb|200px|Bwog's logo up to 2009.]]

'''Bwog''', originally called '''The Bwog''', started its existence as the blog of ''[[The Blue and White]]'' magazine, but has since then developed a life of its own separate from the magazine. Centered on campus news and gossip, it was launched on [[January 30|January 30th]], [[2006]]<ref>[http://bwog.net/2006/01/30/you-can-take-the-soviet-out-of-russia "You Can Take the Soviet Out of Russia..."], ''Bwog'', 1/30/06 - First post to Bwog</ref>, by founding editor [[Taylor Walsh]]. The site was inspired by gossip blogs that began to be popular in New York in the mid-00s, especially [[Gawker]], but has since elevated its news reputation. Some consider it to be snotty and elitist. Others consider it witty and entertaining. Most people read it regardless. It's generally understood that Bwog was great last year but now it sucks, regardless of the current year.

== History ==
[[Image:Bwogv4.JPG|thumb|200px|Bwog's 2012 redesign]]

Although it had already been active for months, Bwog went mainstream in October [[2006]] with its nearly real-time coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident, which did for it what the Gulf War did for CNN - made students realize that the blog medium, and Bwog in particular, was their most up to date source of campus news. A popular sister blog launched in [[2008]] to cover the exploits of [[Hawkmadinejad]]. The site has undergone three serious redesigns since inception, notably on [[January 1]], [[2009]] and [[September 22]], [[2012]]. Both designs were met with immediate backlash from readers<ref>[http://bwog.com/2012/09/23/looking-for-feedback/#comments "Looking for Feedback"], ''Bwog'', 9/23/12</ref>, but just like Facebook, eventually people stop complaining and continue using the site.

In [[2010]], the site celebrated its [http://bwog.net/2010/04/18/overseen-mrsbo-racecars-and-croquet#comment-198189 100,000th entry comment]. That same year, the site moved from Bwog.net to Bwog.com, for unclear reasons.

== Common Features ==

*Breaking news
*Bwoglines
*Coverage of protests / major campus events
*LectureHops / RoomHops / OfficeHops / PeopleHops
*Things overheard on campus
*Student council meetings coverage that maybe 3 people read
*Event listings
*Rodent coverage
*[[Free food]] announcements, far too close to the event time to be of any use
*Internet culture features
*BwogSex
*On-campus theater reviews
*Comments, with a reputation for being caustic and asinine
*[[Senior Wisdom]]
*Actual Wisdom
*[[BwogWeather]]

Unlike [[Spec]], Bwog stays active and running during finals. They immediately regretted that decision but such is life.

==Publication==
Despite [http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/learn/studentlife/activities what Columbia might insinuate,] Bwog is not officially affiliated with the school--the organization does not get support or funding in any form from the university. It is an independent blog that the administration (often begrudgingly) acknowledges. It is completely student-run and managed, supported financially by ad sales.

==Current Management==
*[[:Category:Bwog editors|Editor in Chief]]: [[Lauren Kahme]]
*Managing Editor: [[Caroline Mullooly]]
*Internal Editor: Aditi Misra
*Publishers: Jeffrey Ndubisi, Raina Liu
*Deputy Editors: Mary Clare "MC" Greenlees, Lillian Rountree
*Events Editor: Julia Tolda
*Arts Editor: Maya Campbell
*Sports Editor: Eunice Bae
*Science Editor: Sarah Braner
*News Editor: Victoria Borlando
*Tech Editor: Solomia Dzhaman
*Visual Editor: Jordan Merrill
*Social Media Editor: Owen Fitzgerald-Diaz

*[[CCSC]] Bureau Chief: TBD
*[[SGA]] Bureau Chief: Grace Novarr
*[[ESC]] Bureau Chief: Leora Schloss
*[[GSSC]] Bureau Chief: Charlotte Slovin

*Alma "Egg" Bwogger: [[Eva Sher]]

Applications for new Daily Editors and Staff Writers will be released in Fall 2021.

==See Also==
*[[Bwog-Spectrum Relationship]]
*[[Bwog Uncensored]]
== References ==
<references />

==External links==

* [http://www.bwog.com Bwog]
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20060622192630/http://www.bwog.net Bwog's first incarnation]
* [http://bwog.com/2007/02/17/bwoggiversary/ Bwog's stats at one year old]
* [http://editorjosh.blogspot.com/2007/02/bwog-birthday-column.html a Spec editor writing about how to write about Bwog]
* [http://www.wikicu.com/File:2-21_Column_Page.jpg That same Spec editor writing about Bwog's first birthday]

[[Category:Student blogs|Bwog]]
[[Category:Student publications|Bwog]]
[[Category:Websites|Bwog]]

Lauren Kahme

2021-06-27T05:04:16Z

Lowstepsfan22: Created page with "Lauren Kahme (BC '23) is the current Editor-In-Chief of Bwog. Before becoming EIC, Lauren was Bwog's first News Editor. She also spent a brief time as Managing Editor. {{..."

Lauren Kahme (BC '23) is the current Editor-In-Chief of [[Bwog]]. Before becoming EIC, Lauren was Bwog's first News Editor. She also spent a brief time as Managing Editor.

{{succession|preceded=[[Eva Scher]]|succeeded=TBD|office=Bwog Editor|years=2021}}

Caroline Mullooly

2021-06-27T05:01:43Z

Lowstepsfan22: Created page with "Caroline Mullooly (BC '22) is the current Managing Editor of Bwog and Pitch Manager of the Columbia Political Review. {{succession|preceded=Lauren Kahme|succeeded..."

Bwog

2021-06-27T04:57:54Z

Lowstepsfan22:

[[Image:Bwog.gif|thumb|200px|Bwog's logo up to 2009.]]

'''Bwog''', originally called '''The Bwog''', started its existence as the blog of ''[[The Blue and White]]'' magazine, but has since then developed a life of its own separate from the magazine. Centered on campus news and gossip, it was launched on [[January 30|January 30th]], [[2006]]<ref>[http://bwog.net/2006/01/30/you-can-take-the-soviet-out-of-russia "You Can Take the Soviet Out of Russia..."], ''Bwog'', 1/30/06 - First post to Bwog</ref>, by founding editor [[Taylor Walsh]]. The site was inspired by gossip blogs that began to be popular in New York in the mid-00s, especially [[Gawker]], but has since elevated its news reputation. Some consider it to be snotty and elitist. Others consider it witty and entertaining. Most people read it regardless. It's generally understood that Bwog was great last year but now it sucks, regardless of the current year.

== History ==
[[Image:Bwogv4.JPG|thumb|200px|Bwog's 2012 redesign]]

Although it had already been active for months, Bwog went mainstream in October [[2006]] with its nearly real-time coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident, which did for it what the Gulf War did for CNN - made students realize that the blog medium, and Bwog in particular, was their most up to date source of campus news. A popular sister blog launched in [[2008]] to cover the exploits of [[Hawkmadinejad]]. The site has undergone three serious redesigns since inception, notably on [[January 1]], [[2009]] and [[September 22]], [[2012]]. Both designs were met with immediate backlash from readers<ref>[http://bwog.com/2012/09/23/looking-for-feedback/#comments "Looking for Feedback"], ''Bwog'', 9/23/12</ref>, but just like Facebook, eventually people stop complaining and continue using the site.

In [[2010]], the site celebrated its [http://bwog.net/2010/04/18/overseen-mrsbo-racecars-and-croquet#comment-198189 100,000th entry comment]. That same year, the site moved from Bwog.net to Bwog.com, for unclear reasons.

== Common Features ==

*Breaking news
*Bwoglines
*Coverage of protests / major campus events
*LectureHops / RoomHops / OfficeHops / PeopleHops
*Things overheard on campus
*Student council meetings coverage that maybe 3 people read
*Event listings
*Rodent coverage
*[[Free food]] announcements, far too close to the event time to be of any use
*Internet culture features
*BwogSex
*On-campus theater reviews
*Comments, with a reputation for being caustic and asinine
*[[Senior Wisdom]]
*Actual Wisdom
*[[BwogWeather]]

Unlike [[Spec]], Bwog stays active and running during finals. They immediately regretted that decision but such is life.

==Publication==
Despite [http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/learn/studentlife/activities what Columbia might insinuate,] Bwog is not officially affiliated with the school--the organization does not get support or funding in any form from the university. It is an independent blog that the administration (often begrudgingly) acknowledges. It is completely student-run and managed, supported financially by ad sales.

==Current Management==
*[[:Category:Bwog editors|Editor in Chief]]: [[Lauren Kahme]]
*Managing Editor: [[Caroline Mullooly]]
*Internal Editor: Aditi Misra
*Publishers: [[Zack Abrams]], Charles Bacha
*Deputy Editors: Mary Clare "MC" Greenlees, Lillian Rountree
*Events Editor: Julia Tolda
*Arts Editor: Maya Campbell
*Sports Editor: Eunice Bae
*Science Editor: Sarah Braner
*Tech Editor: Solomia Dzhaman
*Social Media Editor: Owen Fitzgerald-Diaz
*Satow Room Bureau Chief ([[CCSC]]): TBD
*Diana Center Bureau Chief ([[SGA]]): Grace Novarr
*[[ESC]] Bureau Chief: TBD
*[[GSSC]] Bureau Chief: Charlotte Slovin
*Alma "Egg" Bwogger: [[Eva Sher]]

==See Also==
*[[Bwog-Spectrum Relationship]]
*[[Bwog Uncensored]]
== References ==
<references />

==External links==

* [http://www.bwog.com Bwog]
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20060622192630/http://www.bwog.net Bwog's first incarnation]
* [http://bwog.com/2007/02/17/bwoggiversary/ Bwog's stats at one year old]
* [http://editorjosh.blogspot.com/2007/02/bwog-birthday-column.html a Spec editor writing about how to write about Bwog]
* [http://www.wikicu.com/File:2-21_Column_Page.jpg That same Spec editor writing about Bwog's first birthday]

[[Category:Student blogs|Bwog]]
[[Category:Student publications|Bwog]]
[[Category:Websites|Bwog]]

Columbia Political Review

2021-06-27T04:54:43Z

Lowstepsfan22: /* External links */

The '''Columbia Political Review''' (''CPR'') is the [http://www.cpreview.org multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine] of the [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)]. The Editor-in-Chief is [[Olivia Choi]] and the Publisher is [[Rachel Barkin]].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1 here].
To submit a pitch, click [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch here].

==Current Management==
*Editor-in-Chief: [[Olivia Choi]] (CC '23)
*Publisher: [[Rachel Barkin]] (BC '22)
*Chief of Staff: Sarah DeSouza (CC '22)
*Managing Editors: Janine Nassar (BC '21), Heather Loepere (BC' '22), Chloe Lowell (CC '23)
*Design Editor: Blake Jones (CC '22)
*Policy 360 Editor: Ashley Tan (CC '22)
*Pitch Manager: [[Caroline Mullooly]] (BC '22)
*Publicity Editor: Eleanor Yeo (BC '23)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org CPR website]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa CIRCA website]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1 Editorial Board Contact Form]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch Pitch Submission Form]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

Columbia Political Review

2021-06-27T04:53:35Z

Lowstepsfan22:

The '''Columbia Political Review''' (''CPR'') is the [http://www.cpreview.org multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine] of the [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)]. The Editor-in-Chief is [[Olivia Choi]] and the Publisher is [[Rachel Barkin]].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1 here].
To submit a pitch, click [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch here].

==Current Management==
*Editor-in-Chief: [[Olivia Choi]] (CC '23)
*Publisher: [[Rachel Barkin]] (BC '22)
*Chief of Staff: Sarah DeSouza (CC '22)
*Managing Editors: Janine Nassar (BC '21), Heather Loepere (BC' '22), Chloe Lowell (CC '23)
*Design Editor: Blake Jones (CC '22)
*Policy 360 Editor: Ashley Tan (CC '22)
*Pitch Manager: [[Caroline Mullooly]] (BC '22)
*Publicity Editor: Eleanor Yeo (BC '23)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

Columbia Political Review

2021-06-27T04:52:18Z

Lowstepsfan22:

The Columbia Political Review'''Bold text''' (''CPR'') is the multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine of the [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)]. The Editor-in-Chief is [[Olivia Choi]] and the Publisher is [[Rachel Barkin]].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1 here].
To submit a pitch, click [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch here].

==Current Management==
*Editor-in-Chief: [[Olivia Choi]] (CC '23)
*Publisher: [[Rachel Barkin]] (BC '22)
*Chief of Staff: Sarah DeSouza (CC '22)
*Managing Editors: Janine Nassar (BC '21), Heather Loepere (BC' '22), Chloe Lowell (CC '23)
*Design Editor: Blake Jones (CC '22)
*Policy 360 Editor: Ashley Tan (CC '22)
*Pitch Manager: [[Caroline Mullooly]] (BC '22)
*Publicity Editor: Eleanor Yeo (BC '23)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

Columbia Political Review

2021-06-27T04:50:07Z

Lowstepsfan22:

The '''Columbia Political Review'' (''CPR'') is the multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine of the [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)]. The Editor-in-Chief is [[Olivia Choi]] and the Publisher is [[Rachel Barkin]].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click ''[[here]]''.
To submit a pitch, click ''[[here]]''.

==Current Management==
*Editor-in-Chief: [[Olivia Choi]] (CC '23)
*Publisher: [[Rachel Barkin]] (BC '22)
*Chief of Staff: Sarah DeSouza (CC '22)
*Managing Editors: Janine Nassar (BC '21), Heather Loepere (BC' '22), Chloe Lowell (CC '23)
*Design Editor: Blake Jones (CC '22)
*Policy 360 Editor: Ashley Tan (CC '22)
*Pitch Manager: [[Caroline Mullooly]] (BC '22)
*Publicity Editor: Eleanor Yeo (BC '23)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

Bwog

2021-06-27T04:48:31Z

Lowstepsfan22:

[[Image:Bwog.gif|thumb|200px|Bwog's logo up to 2009.]]

'''Bwog''', originally called '''The Bwog''', started its existence as the blog of ''[[The Blue and White]]'' magazine, but has since then developed a life of its own separate from the magazine. Centered on campus news and gossip, it was launched on [[January 30|January 30th]], [[2006]]<ref>[http://bwog.net/2006/01/30/you-can-take-the-soviet-out-of-russia "You Can Take the Soviet Out of Russia..."], ''Bwog'', 1/30/06 - First post to Bwog</ref>, by founding editor [[Taylor Walsh]]. The site was inspired by gossip blogs that began to be popular in New York in the mid-00s, especially [[Gawker]]. Some consider it to be snotty and elitist. Others consider it witty and entertaining. Most people read it regardless. It's generally understood that Bwog was great last year but now it sucks, regardless of the current year.

== History ==
[[Image:Bwogv4.JPG|thumb|200px|Bwog's 2012 redesign]]

Although it had already been active for months, Bwog went mainstream in October [[2006]] with its nearly real-time coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident, which did for it what the Gulf War did for CNN - made students realize that the blog medium, and Bwog in particular, was their most up to date source of campus news. A popular sister blog launched in [[2008]] to cover the exploits of [[Hawkmadinejad]]. The site has undergone three serious redesigns since inception, notably on [[January 1]], [[2009]] and [[September 22]], [[2012]]. Both designs were met with immediate backlash from readers<ref>[http://bwog.com/2012/09/23/looking-for-feedback/#comments "Looking for Feedback"], ''Bwog'', 9/23/12</ref>, but just like Facebook, eventually people stop complaining and continue using the site.

In [[2010]], the site celebrated its [http://bwog.net/2010/04/18/overseen-mrsbo-racecars-and-croquet#comment-198189 100,000th entry comment]. That same year, the site moved from Bwog.net to Bwog.com, for unclear reasons.

== Common Features ==

*Breaking news
*Bwoglines
*Coverage of protests / major campus events
*LectureHops / RoomHops / OfficeHops / PeopleHops
*Things overheard on campus
*Student council meetings coverage that maybe 3 people read
*Event listings
*Rodent coverage
*[[Free food]] announcements, far too close to the event time to be of any use
*Internet culture features
*BwogSex
*On-campus theater reviews
*Comments, with a reputation for being caustic and asinine
*[[Senior Wisdom]]
*Actual Wisdom
*[[BwogWeather]]

Unlike [[Spec]], Bwog stays active and running during finals. They immediately regretted that decision but such is life.

==Publication==
Despite [http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/learn/studentlife/activities what Columbia might insinuate,] Bwog is not officially affiliated with the school--the organization does not get support or funding in any form from the university. It is an independent blog that the administration (often begrudgingly) acknowledges. It is completely student-run and managed, supported financially by ad sales.

==Current Management==
*[[:Category:Bwog editors|Editor in Chief]]: [[Lauren Kahme]]
*Managing Editor: [[Caroline Mullooly]]
*Internal Editor: Aditi Misra
*Publishers: [[Zack Abrams]], Charles Bacha
*Deputy Editors: Mary Clare "MC" Greenlees, Lillian Rountree
*Events Editor: Julia Tolda
*Arts Editor: Maya Campbell
*Sports Editor: Eunice Bae
*Science Editor: Sarah Braner
*Tech Editor: Solomia Dzhaman
*Social Media Editor: Owen Fitzgerald-Diaz
*Satow Room Bureau Chief ([[CCSC]]): TBD
*Diana Center Bureau Chief ([[SGA]]): Grace Novarr
*[[ESC]] Bureau Chief: TBD
*[[GSSC]] Bureau Chief: Charlotte Slovin
*Alma "Egg" Bwogger: [[Eva Sher]]

==See Also==
*[[Bwog-Spectrum Relationship]]
*[[Bwog Uncensored]]
== References ==
<references />

==External links==

* [http://www.bwog.com Bwog]
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20060622192630/http://www.bwog.net Bwog's first incarnation]
* [http://bwog.com/2007/02/17/bwoggiversary/ Bwog's stats at one year old]
* [http://editorjosh.blogspot.com/2007/02/bwog-birthday-column.html a Spec editor writing about how to write about Bwog]
* [http://www.wikicu.com/File:2-21_Column_Page.jpg That same Spec editor writing about Bwog's first birthday]

[[Category:Student blogs|Bwog]]
[[Category:Student publications|Bwog]]
[[Category:Websites|Bwog]]

Columbia Political Review

2021-06-27T04:45:53Z

Lowstepsfan22:

The '''[[Columbia Political Review]]'' (''CPR'') is the multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine of the ''[[Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)]]''. The Editor-in-Chief is [[Olivia Choi]] and the Publisher is [[Rachel Barkin]].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click ''[[here]]''.
To submit a pitch, click ''[[here]]''.

==Current Management==
*Editor-in-Chief: [[Olivia Choi]] (CC '23)
*Publisher: [[Rachel Barkin]] (BC '22)
*Chief of Staff: Sarah DeSouza (CC '22)
*Managing Editors: Janine Nassar (BC '21), Heather Loepere (BC' '22), Chloe Lowell (CC '23)
*Design Editor: Blake Jones (CC '22)
*Policy 360 Editor: Ashley Tan (CC '22)
*Pitch Manager: [[Caroline Mullooly]] (BC '22)
*Publicity Editor: Eleanor Yeo (BC '23)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

Columbia Political Review

2021-06-27T04:43:24Z

Lowstepsfan22:

The '''''Columbia Political Review''''' (''CPR'') is the multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine of the [Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)]. The Editor-in-Chief is [[Olivia Choi]] and the Publisher is [[Rachel Barkin]].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click [here].
To submit a pitch, click [here].

==Current Management==
*Editor-in-Chief: [[Olivia Choi]] (CC '23)
*Publisher: [[Rachel Barkin]] (BC '22)
*Chief of Staff: Sarah DeSouza (CC '22)
*Managing Editors: Janine Nassar (BC '21), Heather Loepere (BC' '22), Chloe Lowell (CC '23)
*Design Editor: Blake Jones (CC '22)
*Policy 360 Editor: Ashley Tan (CC '22)
*Pitch Manager: [[Caroline Mullooly]] (BC '22)
*Publicity Editor: Eleanor Yeo (BC '23)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

Columbia Political Review

2021-06-27T04:42:31Z

Lowstepsfan22: /* Current Management */

The '''''Columbia Political Review''''' (''CPR'') is the multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine of the [[Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)]]. The Editor-in-Chief is [[Olivia Choi]] and the Publisher is [[Rachel Barkin]].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click [[here]].
To submit a pitch, click [[here]].

==Current Management==
*Editor-in-Chief: [[Olivia Choi]] (CC '23)
*Publisher: [[Rachel Barkin]] (BC '22)
*Chief of Staff: Sarah DeSouza (CC '22)
*Managing Editors: Janine Nassar (BC '21), Heather Loepere (BC' '22), Chloe Lowell (CC '23)
*Design Editor: Blake Jones (CC '22)
*Policy 360 Editor: Ashley Tan (CC '22)
*Pitch Manager: [[Caroline Mullooly]] (BC '22)
*Publicity Editor: Eleanor Yeo (BC '23)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

Columbia Political Review

2021-06-27T04:41:32Z

Lowstepsfan22:

The '''''Columbia Political Review''''' (''CPR'') is the multi-partisan undergraduate-run political magazine of the [[Columbia International Relations Council and Association (CIRCA)]]. The Editor-in-Chief is [[Olivia Choi]] and the Publisher is [[Rachel Barkin]].

CPR hosts writers and accepts pitches from all over the ideological spectrum, covering both international and domestic issues. The political viewpoints represented in articles are those of the author alone, and not the Columbia Political Review or its Editorial Board.

Application cycles for CPR occur at the start of the fall and spring semesters; however, students can submit pitches at any time.

To contact CPR's Editorial Board, click [[here]].
To submit a pitch, click [[here]].

==Current Management==
*[[:Category:CPR Editorial Board|Editor-in-Chief]]: [[Olivia Choi]] (CC '23)
*Publisher: [[Rachel Barkin]] (BC '22)
*Chief of Staff: Sarah DeSouza (CC '22)
*Managing Editors: Janine Nassar (BC '21), Heather Loepere (BC' '22), Chloe Lowell (CC '23)
*Design Editor: Blake Jones (CC '22)
*Policy 360 Editor: Ashley Tan (CC '22)
*Pitch Manager: [[Caroline Mullooly]] (BC '22)
*Publicity Editor: Eleanor Yeo (BC '23)

== External links ==

* [http://www.cpreview.org]
* [https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/student-group/circa]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/contact-1]
* [http://www.cpreview.org/submit-a-pitch]

[[Category:Political clubs]]
[[Category:Student publications]]

Bwog

2021-06-27T04:33:54Z

Lowstepsfan22: /* Current Management */

[[Image:Bwog.gif|thumb|200px|Bwog's logo up to 2009.]]

'''Bwog''', originally called '''The Bwog''', started its existence as the blog of ''[[The Blue and White]]'' magazine, but has since then developed a life of its own separate from the magazine. Centered on campus news and gossip, it was launched on [[January 30|January 30th]], [[2006]]<ref>[http://bwog.net/2006/01/30/you-can-take-the-soviet-out-of-russia "You Can Take the Soviet Out of Russia..."], ''Bwog'', 1/30/06 - First post to Bwog</ref>, by founding editor [[Taylor Walsh]]. The site was inspired by gossip blogs that began to be popular in New York in the mid-00s, especially [[Gawker]]. Some consider it to be snotty and elitist. Others consider it witty and entertaining. Most people read it regardless. It's generally understood that Bwog was great last year but now it sucks, regardless of the current year.

== History ==
[[Image:Bwogv4.JPG|thumb|200px|Bwog's 2012 redesign]]

Although it had already been active for months, Bwog went mainstream in October [[2006]] with its nearly real-time coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident, which did for it what the Gulf War did for CNN - made students realize that the blog medium, and Bwog in particular, was their most up to date source of campus news. A popular sister blog launched in [[2008]] to cover the exploits of [[Hawkmadinejad]]. The site has undergone three serious redesigns since inception, notably on [[January 1]], [[2009]] and [[September 22]], [[2012]]. Both designs were met with immediate backlash from readers<ref>[http://bwog.com/2012/09/23/looking-for-feedback/#comments "Looking for Feedback"], ''Bwog'', 9/23/12</ref>, but just like Facebook, eventually people stop complaining and continue using the site.

In [[2010]], the site celebrated its [http://bwog.net/2010/04/18/overseen-mrsbo-racecars-and-croquet#comment-198189 100,000th entry comment]. That same year, the site moved from Bwog.net to Bwog.com, for unclear reasons.

== Common Features ==

*Breaking news
*Bwoglines
*Coverage of protests / major campus events
*LectureHops / RoomHops / OfficeHops / PeopleHops
*Things overheard on campus
*Student council meetings coverage that maybe 3 people read
*Event listings
*Rodent coverage
*[[Free food]] announcements, far too close to the event time to be of any use
*Internet culture features
*BwogSex
*On-campus theater reviews
*Comments, with a reputation for being caustic and asinine
*[[Senior Wisdom]]
*Actual Wisdom
*[[BwogWeather]]

Unlike [[Spec]], Bwog stays active and running during finals. They immediately regretted that decision but such is life.

==Publication==
Despite [http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/learn/studentlife/activities what Columbia might insinuate,] Bwog is not officially affiliated with the school--the organization does not get support or funding in any form from the university. It is an independent blog that the administration (often begrudgingly) acknowledges. It is completely student-run and managed, supported financially by ad sales.

==Current Management==
*[[:Category:Bwog editors|Editor in Chief]]: [[Lauren Kahme]]
*Managing Editor: [[Caroline Mullooly]]
*Internal Editor: Aditi Misra
*Publishers: [[Zack Abrams]], Charles Bacha
*Deputy Editors: Mary Clare "MC" Greenlees, Lillian Rountree
*Events Editor: Julia Tolda
*Arts Editor: Maya Campbell
*Sports Editor: Eunice Bae
*Science Editor: Sarah Braner
*Tech Editor: Solomia Dzhaman
*Social Media Editor: Owen Fitzgerald-Diaz
*Satow Room Bureau Chief ([[CCSC]]): Maddie Goodman
*Diana Center Bureau Chief ([[SGA]]): Eliza Staples
*[[ESC]] Bureau Chief: Lori Luo
*[[GSSC]] Bureau Chief: Charlotte Slovin
*Alma "Egg" Bwogger: [[Eva Sher]]
*Editors Emeritua: Zoe Sottile and Vivian Zhou

==See Also==
*[[Bwog-Spectrum Relationship]]
*[[Bwog Uncensored]]
== References ==
<references />

==External links==

* [http://www.bwog.com Bwog]
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20060622192630/http://www.bwog.net Bwog's first incarnation]
* [http://bwog.com/2007/02/17/bwoggiversary/ Bwog's stats at one year old]
* [http://editorjosh.blogspot.com/2007/02/bwog-birthday-column.html a Spec editor writing about how to write about Bwog]
* [http://www.wikicu.com/File:2-21_Column_Page.jpg That same Spec editor writing about Bwog's first birthday]

[[Category:Student blogs|Bwog]]
[[Category:Student publications|Bwog]]
[[Category:Websites|Bwog]]