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Curious about the newer model? Check out the 2016 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
By KBB.com Editors
KBB Expert Rating: 7.3
Land Rover's rugged-yet-luxurious Range Rover line has long appealed to the well-heeled and adventurous elite. But with rising gas prices and ever-more-stringent environmental standards, even the mighty Range Rover needs to adapt. Attracting younger fans to the fold won't hurt either. Enter the 2013 Range Rover Evoque, a sleek and stylish compact SUV that comes in 5-door and 3-door coupe flavors and five trim levels that Land Rover likes to call "design themes." With an efficient 240-horsepower turbo-4 engine, good aerodynamics and a small, lightweight body, the all-wheel-drive (AWD) Evoque reinterprets the classic Range Rover formula with a renewed sense of style and a newfound environmental conscience.
You'll like the 2013 Range Rover Evoque if you want a seriously stylish compact-luxury SUV that drives well in the city but isn't afraid of the wilderness. The new Evoque also returns 28 mpg on the highway, a number inconceivable in any other Range Rover.
The Evoque's rakish, compact shape squeezes rear-seat and cargo space, making it less functional than small-luxury SUV rivals. And its AWD system lacks the locking differentials and low range of other Range Rovers. If either of those is a problem, shop elsewhere.
Brand-new last year, for 2013 the Evoque line gets a new, more affordable base model, the Pure. Also there's a new Park Assist option that manages the steering when parallel parking, and the available navigation system now incorporates Land Rover's Off-Road Navigation.
Although the 2013 Evoque is smaller and lighter than any Range Rover in history, it still needs to deliver a good measure of the expected on-pavement refinement and in-the-rough capability....
... And it does. Over the road, the Evoque feels polished and sophisticated yet sporty and maneuverable. Body motions are well controlled, the steering feels right and the 2.0-liter turbocharged engine and 6-speed automatic transmission work well together, producing quick acceleration or relaxed cruising. Beyond the end of the pavement, on muddy, rutted back roads and slippery hills, the Evoque is again impressive, ably getting power to the ground and absorbing impacts from the surface. True, the Evoque lacks the locking differentials and low range of full-size Range Rovers, just as its on-road ride is a bit less plush. But against rival compact-luxury SUVs, the 2013 Range Rover Evoque delivers.
The standard panoramic glass roof (on all models but the new base Pure) helps keep the Evoque's interior from feeling confining despite the low roofline and shallow side windows. It lets in an abundance of sunlight and gives a brilliant view out.
When the vehicle is started, a solid-aluminum rotary shift knob ascends from the center console to give the driver control of the transmission. Found on the top-line Range Rover models (and throughout Jaguar's lineup), the ceremony of the pop-up shift knob reminds you that you're about to drive something special.
Contrasting with the flashy exterior is a simple-laid-out interior. Material quality is excellent and the details like buttons and switches have a quality feel. The seats are comfortable yet supportive, and passenger space is good though a little tight in back. Sitting three across is strictly short-term. Accessing that rear seat is obviously more challenging in the 3-door. Cargo space is okay in both models with fold-down rear seats adding some room for loads, but the rakish, tapering body design does squeeze space.
The Range Rover Evoque is based on the Land Rover LRX concept vehicle, and the design made the transition from concept to reality almost completely intact. Signature Ranger Rover details like a clamshell hood and "floating roof" coexist with an ultra-narrow greenhouse and sharply drawn features to give the Evoque a low, wide, athletic and modern appearance. Pragmatic types might gravitate to the more useful and $1,000-cheaper 5-door body style, while style-focused buyers will appreciate the slightly lower roofline and stylized hood vents found on the Evoque coupe.
The base Pure trim includes a long list of features including keyless entry and engine start, power-adjustable leather seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, a power liftgate, 19-inch alloy wheels and an 11-speaker audio system with an 8-inch touch screen. All Evoques have AWD with Land Rover's Terrain Response system featuring specific driving modes for sand, mud and snow, plus hill-hold and Hill Descent Control. Standard safety features include stability and traction controls, roll-stability control, Trailer Stability Assist (to help when towing), and six airbags.
Options are grouped into trim levels Land Rover calls design themes: Pure Plus, Pure Premium and Dynamic on both 3- and 5-door models, and also a base Pure and top-line Prestige on the 5-door only. The Pure Premium trim adds a 5-camera surround-view system, navigation, adaptive xenon headlights and a 17-speaker audio system. From there buyers can move up to either the sporty Dynamic or the luxurious Prestige trims, each offering specific interior and exterior upgrades. The optional Adaptive Dynamics system serves to improve ride and handling by way of magneto-rheological dampers that continually adjust their firmness.
Under the Evoque's hood sits a 2.0-liter direct-injection turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that provides good power, impressive running smoothness and virtually no throttle lag. Based on the engine in the
Ford Explorer EcoBoost, Land Rover has tweaked it for better waterproofing and operation at more extreme driving angles. The sole transmission offered is a 6-speed automatic that includes steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters for manual control. Full-time AWD is standard on all Evoques.
2.0-liter turbocharged inline-4
240 horsepower @ 5,500 rpm
251 lb-ft of torque @ 1,750 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 20/28 mpg
To compare current market prices, check out KBB.com's car classifieds to view the new and used Land Rover Range Rover Evoque vehicles for sale near you.
Based on 27 Ratings for the 2012 - 2016 models.Review this car
By Pam on Tuesday, January 5, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 47,000overall rating 7 of 10rating details
Pros: "Upgraded Stereo is awesome."
Cons: "Uncomfortable, noisy."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 6
"First off we have the upgraded stereo and honestly this would be the only reason I would keep this vehicle. Love the stereo. Have owned the vehicle two years. Do a lot of driving. Seats are very uncomfortable for long drives and it is a noisy ride. When backup camera is in use, you can not adjust the stereo to turn down music. When my battery died (and I am not sure why with all the other warning lights there is not one for the battery) I was stranded and the car had to be towed and FYI if towing it has to be towed with a Wheel and Dolly truck. I had to wait for three different tow trucks until the correct one showed up. Also it is possible to leave you house with car running and not have key in the car and be stranded when you do turn off the car. Be careful you don't go back in your home with your purse and leave the car running and forget your purse in the home. Thankfully along the way I realized my purse was not with me and so I was able to keep the car running the entire time until I got home. Otherwise I would have been stranded miles from home. While there is a warning light that comes on, unless you are familiar with what the light is you could be left stranded. Also when your tire pressure light comes on and will not go out, you just need to put more air in the tires than recommended and then the light will go out. So overall I am not impressed with this vehicle for the price paid and would not purchase again. It has also not held it's value as much as I thought. Nice looking, fun to drive and awesome stereo. But just not what we expected. Will be looking for a more comfortable and quiet ride for our next vehicle."
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By 1st RR on Sunday, November 15, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 26,000overall rating 7 of 10rating details
Pros: "Nimble, nice styling, good AWD"
Cons: "Small, infotainement system should be better, MPG"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 6
"This my wife's car. The initial impressions were that this car is nimble. It feels light and easy to drive. The power is fairly good considering a 4 cyl is pulling a 4300 lbs SUV. The AWD works really well in the snow, the car feels steady and capable. Gas is mileage is averaging 20-21 mpg, lower than expected. Handling is very good. Ride quality is not great but not harsh either. The light colored interior looks really good, gets positive comments. The Leatherette seats could be more comfortable, I feel they are a bit hard on long trips. I am not a big fan of the infotainement system, touch screen should respond faster, this is 2015! navi is also not always accurate. Changing the radio requires going into the touch screen which is annoying to me. If you are backing up, and you rear camera is on, you cannot even lower the volume! The trunk space is very small for a family. Cabin noise is more than expected for a "luxury" vehicle especially in the back seats, mostly road noise. My 2011 BMW 3 series was definitely a lot quieter. We now have a baby and with a rear facing Recaro car seat the passenger seat is essentially unusable! I suspect with front facing car seats it would not be a big issue. Also you find out that the small trunk becomes an issue when you have a baby, strollers, etc.... Bottom line it is a nice car if you have no young babies or if you are single. For a family with kids the car is too small. If you are buying/keeping the car think of upgrading to the leather seats (I think pure premium trim) or at least test them out, it may be worth it. Reliability: although we did not experience any major malfunction a check engine light keeps coming on. It appears to be some sort of a sensor. We took it to the dealer more than 5 times, they turn it off and it keeps coming back on to the point we just ignore it now."
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By Pbchef on Thursday, July 2, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 20,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "A head turner, very sporty, luxurious interior"
Cons: "Lack of cargo space as well as interior storage"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Well after 18 months and 20K miles I thought it was time to review. I fell in love with this vehicle when I first saw it. I was afraid it was too small but after a test drive I changed my mind. I ordered the sportier 3 dr coupe from the factory. The car is sporty, quick, rides quiet on the highway and is outright fun to drive. I do keep it in S (Sports mode) when driving around town as it makes it much sportier and fast off the line. We recently took it on a 3500 mile road trip and I can honestly say my only complaint is lack of storage, It was always difficult strategically packing the car from destination to destination. I was a bit afraid of the Land Rover because of reliability reputation but so far no issues."
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By CON on Sunday, May 31, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 5,300overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "ABSOLUTELY A BLAST TO DRIVE..."
Cons: "A LITTLE HARD TO SEE OUT OF BACK.."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
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By Koby K on Friday, May 22, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,300overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Sexy, sleek, comfort, rich, great value"
Cons: "Nothing that I can't live with"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I got myself the COUPE, Evoque Pure Plus. I was looking for a compact vehicle that had the feel and look of a sports car while at the same time sat me up higher than the average sedan. I looked at all the SUVs out there and the Evoque coupe turned up as the only SUV/crossover with a sport feel and look to it. In fact I am not sure if there are that many , if any, 2-door cross overs in this price range.At the same time I really find the exterior pretty sexy. I know some feel the roof line may be weird, I actually find it very individual and original. The long and narrow windows all around give it the sporty and capsule like feel and look to it. The front is the mini version of the majestic look of the larger models. Getting indie is like getting inside a sports car with the low roof line. It is not for the elderly who cannot bend at the waist to get in the car. The interior is very intelligent. Everything is in the right place and the driver has a very comfortable reach to everything in front of him. The leather seats have great feel to the touch, snug around the body and comfortable. However, if big frame, I would imagine the bucket seats may not be appropriate. The overall look and feel of the interior looks, feels and even smells .....quality, rich and luxurious. Contrary to some reviews, the head room in the rear is not bad at all. I am 5'11" and sitting in the back, was not an issue. I think this may be a psychological drawback for some who are just too accustomed to have 8"-12" of head room versus this low profile being a problem. The other complaint I have read in other reviews is the limited vision thru the rear window. Again, I believe this is more of a physiological obstacle. Yes, there may be less of the sky that one may be limited to in the center mirror or indeed maybe less of the road as well. However between the road and the sky and a clear view from the left lane to the right is where it matters and the coupe gives the driver just that in addition to having 2 large outside mirrors. The navigation etc. is rather slow and does get frustrating but we are talking about split second slow. While the glass roof is truly panoramic and beautiful, I think it is time LL/RR considered to split the big glass into two halves and have the front portion operable. Finally I think the sexy sleek rear windows would be nicer if they were operable. I can imagine that sitting in the rear of any car and not be able to open your own window may be annoying. Having said that, besides 10 minute drives to drop of my sons' friends to their home, I cannot remember the last time I had more than one passenger in my car. That is why I got the coupe. The steering wheel is smooth as butter and the turning radius is awesome. One can do a u turn on a dime! While the ride is great and very comfortable, the turbo does jolt the car when pushed a little harder than normal driving. Definitely something that LL/RR should look at. As for price, I compared it to the BMW, Audi, Porsche and quite a few other brands and quite frankly with all the bells and whistles than the Evoque comes with, it is by far the cheaper of all the brands. Plus the fact that as good as all the competitors crossovers are, none of them have the sexy, sporty and dynamic exterior or even the interior look and feel the sportiness of the Evoque COUPE. The fact that there is no other crossover that is a 2-door, confirms that. The long doors and slanted aero-dynamic roof line and the shortened and yet stretched windows remind me of the tiny windows of yester years British roadsters. The coupe is not for frequent FAMILY use. It is a perfect car for a single or couple who do not regularly have use for the rear seats. Not having any need for the rear seats also eliminates the concern for the storage since the rear seats can be folded. Anyway, as is, I don't feel the storage is tight considering that this is a compact cross over. I just hope my car does not breakdown every other week like some of the reviews I have read. Right now, I am loving it and get a lot of positive remarks."
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By Sam on Monday, April 6, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 37,580overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun, HUGE panoramic roof, lots of room"
Cons: "Everyone wants to see it wherever I go"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"RARE Colima Lime with NO defects. Dynamic PREMIUM package...one look and it SELLS! Flawless two-tone leather interior, seating for five."
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DJ Khaled's Positive Outlook and Accessibility Helped Make Him the 'King of Snapchat'
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King of Snapchat DJ Khaled wants you to know he's up to something. Of course, if you follow him on the wildly popular mobile platform, you already know that. He…
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The political story of the day comes with a guerrilla marketing sidebar. As Ted Cruz, the U.S. Republican senator from Texas, formally announced today he's running for president in 2016, online…
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Magna Global announced today that it revised its 2014 U.S. advertising forecast slightly upward, eyeing a 6 percent increase in overall media sales, for a total of $168 billion. The media agency…
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GetInsured, a nine-year-old health insurance online retailer, gathered social media numbers for the various buzzy moments that have transpired around the Affordable Care Act (a.k.a., Obamacare) during the last several…
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An elderly woman looks around her home fondly as she sings "There's no place like home" in an advertising message for a service that helps senior citizens live a happy,…
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The confusion surrounding healthcare exchanges has had an unanticipated negative impact on the media sales business over the last few weeks. Advertising tied to healthcare reform was expected to slam dunk…
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Jacksonville University
2800 University Blvd North
Jacksonville, FL 32211
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What is the application deadline?Jacksonville University uses rolling admission with soft deadlines, which means there is no official deadline for application submission. However, if the number of qualified applicants exceeds available space, we will close enrollment for that academic year.
By applying early, you are setting yourself up for academic success and scholarship availability. If you are applying for the Spring semester, sumbit your application prior to December 30. If you are applying for the Fall semester, submit your application prior to August 1.
The Jacksonville University Office of Admissions suggests that high school seniors should apply in the fall semester of their senior year. The very first priority application date is November 15th – if you have submitted all of your documents by this time, you will receive your admissions decision on December 1st. Students applying after that point should not be discouraged from submitting their application, as Admissions will continue to admit students until enrollment is closed.
Students interested in the NROTC program should apply as early as August, especially if they are interested in the NROTC scholarship. The Freshman Nursing program also only accepts a certain number of students, so they should apply early on for maximum consideration. If interested in the Honors Program, students must be accepted, nominated and have a completed Honors application and official documents submitted by January 15. Please note that nomination to apply to the Honors program is contingent on students' GPA and their ACT and/or SAT scores.
What is the application fee?The nonrefundable application fee is $30 for all undergraduate applicants. Application fee payments may be made online with credit card or electronic check. Fee waivers are accepted for domestic students whose economic circumstances make the payment of the $30 application fee difficult. Fee waivers must be acquired from their current high school guidance counselor, and may be either mailed or faxed in to the Office of Admission.
Is an essay required for applicants?No. Jacksonville University does not require essays, resumes, or letters of recommendation; however, students are welcome to submit supplemental information to enhance their application file
How long does it take for a student to receive an admissions decision?Admissions decisions are typically made within 4 weeks of receiving all student documentation. Students may call their admissions counselor and check on their status at any time.
Do you look at the writing section of the SAT or ACT?No. Students may submit the version of the tests with the writing section, but we typically do not consider it as part of the application review process.
Is it better to only send JU the highest ACT or SAT score if a test is taken more than once?No. Jacksonville University considers the highest combined SAT or composite ACT score on file. There is no disadvantage in sending multiple test scores to the Office of Admissions since the lower test scores are disregarded. Also, if the student's highest test score is average, showing that they have attempted the test multiple times shows that they at least challenged their first score.
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The Democratic and Republican candidates for Ohio governor jabbed at each other's records in an hourlong televised debate Thursday night at the University of Toledo.
Incumbent Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland called Republican John Kasich "the congressman from Wall Street" while saying his administration has made steady progress in a national recession.
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Strickland said he has balanced two budgets, extended the homestead exemption to give seniors a break in property taxes, frozen college tuition for two years, and supported policies that move the state in the direction of alternative energy jobs.
"We will have the largest solar farm built east of the Rocky Mountains, built in Ohio. We will be the first state to put wind out in Lake Erie," Strickland said.
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"Over the last four years since Ted Strickland's been governor there have been 41 other states in America that have outperformed us," Kasich said. "We have rising poverty; we have rising homelessness. We also have, since the governor's been here, rising taxes."
They argued over tax policy, with Kasich asserting that "Ted Strickland will raise taxes. I will not."
"When you're one of the highest taxed states, you have to move aggressively to lower those rates," Kasich said.
Strickland said in the news conference after the debate that he thought it would be irresponsible to make a commitment not to raise taxes.
And he said Kasich was inaccurate in accusing him of raising taxes.
He said he froze taxes at their current level to avoid cutting $851 million from college and K-12 education.
"That would have been devastating to our kids and to our schools. I wasn't willing to do that. Apparently he was," Strickland said.
He accused Kasich of laying the groundwork for an increase in property taxes to pay for schools.
After the debate, Ohio Education Association President Patricia Frost-Brooks issued a statement contending that Kasich "wants to dismantle Ohio's school funding formula, developed by Strickland as the evidence-based model. But Mr. Kasich has no clear plan to replace the revenue....
"Kasich risks core support for Ohio schools by threatening to repeal the Ohio income tax, source of 30 percent of all school revenues. Moving ahead with more tax cuts would have cut thousands of public school jobs this school year.
"Contrary to Mr. Kasich's assertions in the debate, there are no unfunded mandates in the education legislation. ... Mr. Kasich's plans to add more private school vouchers and expand school choice programs while tinkering with school district shared services."
cannot restore steady funding to school districts. Nor can it replace the fair and constitutional funding system now being phased in."
Regarding the cost of public pensions, both supported addressing the matter. Strickland said he is troubled by double dipping, and called for the release of records sought by the state's large-city newspapers to continue investigating the public employee pension funds, as long as personal information is not divulged.
"I do not want to lower the standards of public benefits and retirement benefits for anyone, but it is absolutely necessary that we recognize this fiscal condition of our public pension systems and come together and work to find a reasonable solution," the governor said.
Kasich called for a review of double-dipping.
He said pensions and job security used to offset the lower pay that government workers received, but now, he said, people in the private sector tell him they envy the pay government employees receive.
"Ohioans are getting very concerned about the potential of a giant tab being put on them as they work in the private sector," Kasich said. "But we have to be careful. We have to protect people who are retired and who are getting close to being retired."
Strickland blasted Kasich's former job with Lehman Brothers, saying that the firm's bankruptcy cost Ohio pension systems more than $480 million.
On exports and trade policy, Kasich cited the recent Blade series, "Shut Down & Shipped Out," which examined the loss of about 140 factories in northwest Ohio since 2000, as proof that Ohio is losing more jobs to other states than to China.
"In Indiana, their costs are lower," Kasich said.
Strickland told Kasich, "What you have done, Congressman, is outsource jobs."
Strickland said Kasich opposed the bailouts of the General Motors and Chrysler automakers.
"If my opponent and his friends had their way, there would likely be no surviving auto industry in America," Strickland said, making a point he likely hoped would strike a chord in auto-dependent Toledo and the Mahoning Valley.
"All you and your friends want to do is just criticize and say no, no, no. While we've been working here in Ohio to create jobs, you've been working on Wall Street to outsource jobs," the governor said.
An exasperated Kasich said, "It's like a broken record, you gotta get over that.'
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Strickland. Really? Why are you lying? You do have an UNFUNDED MANDATE in place! It is called ALL DAY Kindergarten! When the 2011-2012 School year starts, ALL of Ohio's Public Schools will be required to have ALL DAY Kindergarten. The Governor did NOT include ANY money to Hire more teachers or add more classrooms.
He expects Schools to find the monies elsewhere.
Math Problem: If a Elementary School has 30 AM students and 30 PM students, how many ALL day students does that equal? To you and me the answer is: 60. To Clueless Strickland it is still 30, since he will NOT pay for 60 ALL Day Students. Which equals 2 teachers, NOT ONE & two classrooms NOT ONE!
Strickland go back to school, YOU SUCK AT MATH!!!
John Kasich was the clear winner last night. There is no defense for the four failed years of Ted Strickland. A state budget with an $8B problem coming up, 10% unemployment, 400,000 jobs lost, a failed state school funding system forcing more $$$ from the working home owner in property taxes, and crime out of control. John Kasich deserves 4 years to try and fix this mess.
Why are there no public debates between candidates in other races? Why are public debates not mandated for those seeking to represent the public? Why are candidates not mandated to profile their stances on the Secretary of State website and/or on VoteSmart? Or is party affiliation the only thing that matters in voting? If so, we may as well kiss our democracy and informed electorate goodbye and welcome back tyranny and ignorance.
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What is amazing that democrats never point out, is that when Bush lowered taxes, the amount of revenue that came into the treasury increased. It happened when Clinton lowered the capital gains tax and also when Reagan lowered taxes in the '80s.
I'm very very anti-free trade, but cannot vote for Strickland. He has done as bad a job as his predecessor.
Free trade,with some short term worker displacement, ALWAYS results in an increased standard of living for its society -- all through history. True, workers being displaced are hurt in the short term, but, it always comes back to help the people. Read your history books. It is also mathematical fact that decreased tax rates always result in overall more tax revenue. The problem is that liberals were good in English and Art class, but struggled in math and history - thus they cannot comprehend these historical lessons.


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Name, School, Major, Hometown: Shezza Abboushi Dallal, Barnard College, History, Beirut, Lebanon
Claim to fame: You might know me as the benevolent dictator of the non-hierarchical, democratic students' organization Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine. What you might not know is that a banner of my Facebook profile picture was taken down from the entrance of Barnard Hall in March of 2014 (☹) and D Spar and I had a dance-off at "Race, Violence Resistance: from Gaza to Ferguson" the following fall.
Where are you going? Not entirely sure. Maybe I should just pursue another unpaid internship. At the moment, I'm waiting to hear back from a series of organizations, but I will likely have to pay my rent in monopoly money and feed off the courage of my convictions. Or, PLOT TWIST: Bank of J.P. Morgan Stanley and Chase recruits me last minute to coordinate their annual one-day charity excursion.
What are 3 things you learned at Columbia and would like to share with the Class of 2020?
1) Making the active decision to not take yourself so seriously can be a game changer. Maintain a healthy sense of perspective, speak in simpler language, resist the urge to name-drop, learn how to laugh at yourself.
2) Columbia's activists are not sucking all the fun out of your college experience. They are not entitled. They are not sticking it to the man just for the sake of it. You cannot truly believe in an institution and in the potential of its constituents without a wholehearted willingness to challenge it, hold it accountable, and improve it. It is courageous to uphold political and moral principles in the face of widespread apathy. It is courageous to put your own academic, professional, and personal status on the line for those ideals. It is courageous to speak up and speak up loudly. It is courageous to admit ignorance and embrace growth. Don't be dismissive. Engage.
3) There is no better bathroom than the one on the left side of the second floor of Barnard Hall.
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October 19, 20157:01 pm 2 Comments
Homecoming! We lost the game, as expected (although the tragic death of the streak gave the less experienced of us some doubts), but people still had fun, didn't they?? Whether you showed up only for the pregame, left at halftime, or spent the weekend mourning the death of America's Next Top Model (RIP the greatest GIF factory of our time), we're sure it was a weekend to treasure. Remember, you can preserve your memories forever by sending them to us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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October 16, 20151:39 pm 1 Comments
Is there really a "new era" of football at Columbia? If you believe the Columbia Football Twitter feed, then sure. The Lions have broken The Streak, ending a historical epoch and sending us tenuously into a brighter future. Columbia wants students to get excited. The team is practicing on the lawns, Baker Field is allowing tailgate parties, and football games are no longer automatic losses. If there has been a time to get excited about Lions football, now would be it, right? To gauge the student body's response to the win and readiness for homecoming, we went out to college walked. Wearing our Columbiest Blue, we heard what passers-by had to say about the team. Some students hadn't yet heard the gospel:
Bwog: Did you hear that the Lions won a football game?
A few students sounded pretty excited!
A couple sounded a little too excited.
But listen to what these students had to say about the streak ending:
October 23, 201310:00 pm 7 Comments
And when Moses went up the mountain Columbians became impatient, because they could have been studying instead of waiting 40 days for his return. So they created their own idol: the Reddened Bull. When we heard someone was writing an ethnography about Homecoming, we had to get our hands on it. Read on as Bwog's anonymous ethnographers analyze your school spirit..
An Ethnography of the Vomiting Multitude
All of this, I repeat, seems to me curious, obscene, terrifying, and unfathomably mysterious." – Pulitzer Prize-winning anthropologist and author James Agee, on the Columbia Homecoming experience
Seagulls hang in the air and circle the stadium, their winged bodies barely distinguishable from the ominous skies above. They can sense the specter of death beneath them. The crowd stands in the bleachers, painted blue and drunk off cheap vodka, all wound up like rubber bands from cans emblazoned with a red ox—one of the favored deities of this tribe. All eyes are focused intently on the ritual before them, as bodies—the biggest and strongest Columbia has to offer—line up to get the shit beaten out of them. The QB gets sacked. The crowd boos. The team gains a few honest yards. The crowd claps politely. A touchdown is scored. The crowd is ecstatic, all whoops and war cries. The marching band bursts into Columbia's theme song. People sing along almost in spite of themselves—unwitting members of a Dionysian chorus—unaware, perhaps that they even knew the words until now. Here is Columbia's School Spirit, summoned by alcohol, expensive hot dogs, and the vicarious thrill of human sacrifice.
October 21, 20139:45 pm 5 Comments
In case you missed it, this weekend was the big homecoming game–that's football, for you uninitiated. Not to worry, Bwog's own Odysseus went on an epic journey to find
Alma Bwogger Penelope, as they both homecame.
Tell me, Muse, of the men of many ways, who were driven to 218th Street, after they had been sacked 53-7 in New Jersey's sacred citadel. Many were they whose crowded stadia they envied, whose minds they scoffed at, many the pains they suffered in their spirit on the wide land, struggling for their own lives and the homecoming of their companions. Even so they could not save their classmates' school spirit, though (we think?) they strove to; their classmates were destroyed by their own wild recklessness, fools, who devoured the free beer of Roar-ee, the Lion God, and he took away the day of their nostos…
The journeyers, Odysseus and strong Aeolus, happened upon that distant citadel of East Campus. Calypso, patron of this scarred land, did not at once answer Odysseus' call for entrance. A Barnard seal of identification, alas, would not allow admittance. Arete, however, heard the call and answered, granting Odysseus and Aeolus entrance and offering libations in glass chalices. Calypso, hearing of Odysseus' arrival, cried out across the
townhouses caves. Odysseus came to her side, finding her appearance chang'd–she had been affected by a plague, turning the skin of her cheeks blue.
Meanwhile Penelope, hidden away in a Risen on High, called out for Odysseus, trying to determine how he aimed to come home. But Odysseus was captivated by the blue of Calypso's skin, mixed with the libations he had just
shotgunned partaken in.
"We must go," Calypso, driven mad by Dionysus, cried to her companions. "Come with me," she urged Odysseus and Aeolus, "and your skin, too, shall be turnt blue."
October 20, 201311:00 am 15 Comments
Neither the denizens of Butler nor the drunk homecoming revelers could help but stop and read what Columbians had to say about their ~lion pride~.
October 19, 20136:00 pm 1 Comments
In a valiant effort to drum up anticipation for the homecoming game against UPenn, the various student council groups on campus have been organizing a series of events. Yesterday, for the first time, the pep rally was held on Low Steps instead of in Dodge gym. This may also be the reason why this is the first time anyone has heard of a pep rally happening at all. The Columbia cheer team and CUMB performed, free things were raffled off, and baby blue glowsticks were handed out about an hour before the sun went down. The crowd at the beginning was actually fairly large, possibly in order to grab one of the free foam fingers or really cool hats. About halfway through the promised "dance party," the crowd dissipated and most of the raffle items were handed out to the remaining people. It actually was a nice event, if not quite as peppy as promised.
September 26, 20132:00 pm 1 Comments
This Monday's ESC meeting had all of these things—what more could you ask for? Except maybe 150th anniversary swag. Oh wait, it had that too. That's right, break out your calendars because we've got an impending celebration on our hands. With just about two short months to go until the big official kickoff, which will coincide with E-Week, everyone should be getting excited. Suggestions for free stuff were pitched (paperweights, anyone?) and joint preparations with EGSC will be underway soon. Stay tuned.
ESC is also gearing up to shed some light on the the sudden withdrawal of residence hall swipe access for commuter students. As an unwelcome bonus, commuters also returned to campus this fall to discover that they were Lerner mailbox-less. So far, there has been no official explanation for the changes.
October 21, 20128:28 pm 2 Comments
It was a heartbreaking Homecoming weekend for the Lions as team after team fell to Dartmouth by the slimmest of margins, often watching leads disappear. For those 11,127 fans that survived their pre-games and made it into Wein Stadium (not just to the tailgate), probably covered in beer and runny face paint, it was a crushing and frustrating experience to watch the Lions lose yet another fourth quarter lead after coming so close to breaking the Homecoming dry spell. It wasn't all bad news this weekend, though. Senior Volleyball star Meghan Gaughn made history by becoming to first Columbia volleyball player to tally 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs in her career. Do you think she can throw a football?
Get caught up on this week's CU sports news and results below, including an exciting 5-set volleyball victory over Cornell.
October 18, 201210:00 pm 1 Comments
It's that time of the year again. For a brief 48 hours, you go to a fantasy college where Butler is a football rival and not a cavernous den of midterm doom and "tailgating" is a thing. That's right, it's Homecoming weekend! And what better way to celebrate than with a special edition of DWB dedicated to alcohol consumption in the blissful daylight hours? In honor of this annual adventure up north to Baker (this is the only home game, right?), Bwog has put together a list of possible pre-games to get the school spirit juices flowing, and help you forget that Columbia hasn't won a Homecoming game since 2000.
The Bro Pre-game
Drink of Choice: Beer
Price: Fraternity/Sorority Dues ($500) + Tank ($20) + Time spent at the gym so you look "swoll" in said tank
The Crammers Pre-game
Drink of Choice: Franzia
Price: Franzia ($18) + Getting closer to hitting your printing quota
The Classy Pre-game
Drink of Choice: Mimosa
Price: il Cibreo Unlimited* Mimosa Brunch ($11.90) + Uncomfortable shoes
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Despite the relatively large number of agenda items, last night's CCSC meeting was a bit like running on a treadmill: a lot of exerted effort, but little net accomplishment.
October 09, 20127:00 pm 2 Comments
Barnard's Student Government Association meets every week, and every week we send our best Barnard bear Renée Kraiem to bear witness. This is her report:
Last night's Rep Council meeting, which occurred sans administrative guest and a sizable portion of representatives celebrating the most recent Jewish holiday to fall on a Monday. These factors opened the door for an efficient meeting (that ended before 10! BEFORE 10!), and a productive series of internal announcements discussions.
President JungHee Hyun reported that, though she had initiated a discussion with Student Life regarding the recent changes in the campus posting policy, they had reached "no conclusion" and "no resolution." "We'll keep fighting," promised Hyun, who reported that Student Life indeed recognized the faults in the stamping requirement, but remained concerned about the motivations behind the policy change: posting inside campus by individuals not associated with the University, the accountability for student life in the case of a bias-motivated incident, and maintenance of campus grounds.
VP of SGA Julia Kennedy also announced the agenda of the Policy Committee, which plans to address a broad range of issues this semester, including the changes made in library hours, the use of space in the Diana Center, the institution of a Good Samaritan Policy, a green fund, and how SGA interacts with students. If there's an issue that students feel isn't being addressed, said Kennedy, this is the place to bring it to.
Senior Representative to the Board of Trustees Mica Spicka reported on last week's Board meeting. Spicka reported presenting, along with Junior Representative Ayelet Pearl, a report on campus life that focused on the recent policy changes on campus and how students perceived the changes as one general issue regarding student feedback on administrative decisions. Spicka also reported on the meeting's agenda, which included reports from individual students on their summer activities, a conversation about career development and how grants might be offered to students taking nonprofit internships and those starting their own startups. The Board is also working on a "Barnard Firsts" project, working to uncover and promote Barnard alumnae who represent some type of larger "first." First what, you ask? We'll let you do your own thing with that one.
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Thanksgiving means getting out of the city while literally a bajillion other people are trying to do the same thing! It's not as bad as the zombie apocalypse, but still. It's gonna suck. Fortunately, old man Bwog has been flying the friendly skies/riding the rails/cruising down the open road to get outta here for many a holiday season. Find out how to skip town like a pro, below. And don't forget to charge your gadgets.
Tags: "alabama arkansas I do love my ma and pa", "i'm leaving on a jet plane", "the door's open but the ride aint free", breaking out of the morningside bubble, bwog travel tips, holiday woes, home is where the heart is, homecoming, planes trains and automobiles, sometimes bwog is your mom, thanksgiving break
November 01, 201110:45 am 7 Comments
CCSC battled it out in the Satow Room. Maren Killackey lived to tell the tale.
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Homecoming, fondly referred to as Christmas in some circles, is an intoxicating occasion in which students, parents, and alumni alike play out their state school fantasies by engaging in heavy drinking and casual spectating. This year was no exception. Columbia fans didn't let the construction at Baker Athletic Complex tarnish their school (read: drinking) spirit. They showed up in full force with one of the biggest crowds in years, decked out in Columbia gear; sporting blue face, body paint, and bearing signs, banners, and the occasional vomit stain. Though Penn ran away with the game in the end, Homecoming is always a reminder that Columbia has competitive and entertaining athletic teams, or something like that. Bwog Sports Savant, Kevin Powers, recaps the week.
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Latest Result: The Lions drop Homecoming game 27-20 in fourth quarter to Ivy League rival Penn (3-2).
Highlights: In the much-anticipated Homecoming game, Columbia got on the board first with a field goal from sophomore kicker Luke Eddy at the end of the first quarter. The Lions widened the gap early in the second with a two-yard touchdown run from Marcorus Garrett after a Quaker running back was stripped and defensive back Kalasi Huggins recovered the football to put the Lions in scoring position. Despite the early lead, the Quakers came back to tie up the game going into halftime. The Lions came back fired up after the break, scoring on the opening drive to take lead again 17-10 when sophomore quarterback Sean Brackett found Hamilton Garner off a play action fake. The Quakers soon rallied, however, tallying a field goal followed by an 82 yard touchdown drive to take their first lead over the Lions 17-20. Columbia's final drive of the game stalled at the Penn 4 when the Lions committed three penalties and threw two incomplete passes. Sophomore kicker Luke Eddy tied the game at 20-20 with a 35-yard field goal against the wind with just 1:31 left in the fourth quarter, but Penn made use of the time remaining, winning the game with a 56 yard touchdown drive with 25 seconds left on the clock.
Upcoming Contest: The Lions take on Dartmouth (1-4) on the road next weekend.
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Melissa offers advise on how to manage ADHD, describing treatment as having three legs, like a stool. You need strength in all three legs in order to function well. (You can imagine that two-legged stool, right?!) Read her article in Psychology Today.
New studies suggest that we need to look more closely at ADHD to determine if it can begin in adulthood. Wall Street Journal article on ADHD here.
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Samsung trained Ellen on taking a selfie after negotiating to have its smartphone 'integrated' into the Oscars
Samsung trained Ellen on taking a selfie after negotiating to have its smartphone "integrated" into the Oscars
The Wall Street Journal reports that it was Ellen DeGeneres' idea to take a selfie, and it was ABC who thought it should be done on a smartphone from Oscar sponsor Samsung. So last week, officials from Samsung, which paid $20 million for Oscar ads, trained Ellen on using the Samsung Galaxy to take a selfie. PLUS: Bradley Cooper may own the copyright on the selfie, ranking the celebrities in that selfie, and was this a game-changer for product placement?
Oscar producers wanted to hire an actor to play the pizza delivery guy
The producers are revealing secrets from last night's broadcast, including that Ellen protested when they suggested that an actor be hired to deliver the pizza Says producer Craig Zadan: "We said that the FBI would have to do a background check. She said, 'I don't care. I want it to be real. I want this guy to walk in and not know he's going to the Academy Awards.'"
Coca-Cola celebrates its free Oscar publicity via its logo on pizza boxes (Pepsi was the official sponsor)
"Big Mama's and Pappa's Pizzeria getting a thank-you note tomorrow," tweeted Coke's vice president of marketing, after getting the free plug.
Ellen's selfie was a victory for TV, not Twitter
As Sam Biddle points out, "We were already tuned in—we already agreed to care about these people. We were Ellen's, not Twitter's, putty in the hands of ABC and not (Twitter co-founder) Jack Dorsey. Really, convincing millions of Oscar-watchers to spread that selfie was about as much of an accomplishment as getting the stars to accept a statuette."
Neil Patrick Harris criticizes Ellen's Oscar pizza bit
"That bit went on for a while didn't it?" he tells "ET. "The pizza bit went on for a while ... I
won't lie to you about that. I was like, where you going with the pizza babe?"
"True Detective" creator: We're not trying to trick you — no surprise ending next week
"I've enjoyed reading people theorize about what's going to happen because it's a sign that you're connecting," says Nic Pizzolatto. "But I'm also sort of surprised by how far afield they're getting. Like, why do you think we're tricking you? It's because you've been abused as an audience for more than 20 years. I cannot think of anything more insulting as an audience than to go through eight weeks, eight hours with these people, and then to be told it was a lie—that what you were seeing wasn't really what was happening. The show's not trying to outsmart you." PLUS: How last night's ending came about, see an infographic for every character, how does Matthew McConaughey feel about the show so far?, 14 strange visual clues, and it seems there are more tricks up "True Detective's" sleeve.
Stana Katic is glad "Castle" is plunging tonight into dark new territory
"The show always kind of lies somewhere in between comedy and drama," she says, "and being that this is as dark as the show can go, it was extraordinary to do that dance with some of the core group...."
"Veronica Mars" theme song "We Used to Be Friends" reimagined
The Dandy Warhols song now has a mature, soulful re-imagining.
More about "The Daily Show" newbie Jordan Klepper
Get to know the comedian replacing John Oliver.
A "Glee" baby!?
"We're trying to conceive a child," Jayma Mays says of Will and Emma.
Food Network taps Bill Rancic to host "Kitchen Casino"
"The Apprentice" and "Giuliana and Bill" star will helm a show that combines casino games and cooking.
Step inside a virtual reality re-creation of "Seinfeld's" apartment
A special headset will allow you to walk around Jerry's apartment.
"Bates Motel" goes there, and 2 other reasons to watch
The A&E drama, which returns tonight for Season 2, is "a deliciously odd show," says Richard Lawson, that isn't afraid to portray Norma's "vague incestuous codependency. "I'll say this for the show's most troubling undertones: they're a real mark of bravery," he says. PLUS: Season 2 will be "super-intense."
South Carolina newspaper tries to spoof Bravo's "Southern Charm" reality show
The State has created "Southern Charm Bingo" to celebrate the Southern stereotypes on tonight's premiere.
Cheryl Burke: I had a tough time dealing with Brooke Burke-Charvet's exit
"It's like your brother or your sister leaving," the longtime "Dancing" pro says. "It was hard for me to take it all in. It still is, a little bit."
"Treme's" Rob Brown lands on NBC's "Salvation" as Ashley Judd's adopted son
He'll co-star in the drama about a Texas megachurch.
Washington pizza restaurant deluged with "American Idol" calls
For some reason, calls were routed through Gordy's Pizza & Pasta last week.
Watch a comedian do 33 impressions from "The Simpsons" in 5 minutes
From Homer to Krusty and more.
"SNL's" Sasheer Zamata becomes Peggy Olson
Check her out in "Black Mad Men."
The Roots get their own "Tonight Show" web series
See the debut of "Ask The Roots."
"The Cosby Show" is coming to DVD, uncut
Season 1 will be released at the original network length, which is 2 to 3 minutes longer.
A&E's "Those Who Kill" is yet another torture-filled murder show
Chloe Sevigny and James D'Arcy star in what has become a new golden age of TV torture, joining "The Bridge," "The Fall," "The Following," "Hannibal" and "Bates Motel." "'Those Who Kill' is going to have to try a little harder than crudely smearing lipstick on a framed portrait if it wants to distinguish itself in this distressingly over saturated field," says Margaret Lyons. PLUS: Women deserve better than murder and mayhem shows, "Those Who Kills" squanders its talented cast, the big problem is its lack of humor, and Chloe Sevigny talks about her return to TV.


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Doggone Dogsby Karen Beaumont, David Catrow
No sooner are these ten doggone dogs out the front door than they're into a hilarious antic misadventure: disrupting the prim pups at the Perfect Pooch Obedience School, raining chaos on the playground, and-oops!-making one, two, three, four, ten stinky doggie poops. But when our loveable pups get nabbed by the Super Duper Pooper Scooper Pet Patrol? Well,
No sooner are these ten doggone dogs out the front door than they're into a hilarious antic misadventure: disrupting the prim pups at the Perfect Pooch Obedience School, raining chaos on the playground, and-oops!-making one, two, three, four, ten stinky doggie poops. But when our loveable pups get nabbed by the Super Duper Pooper Scooper Pet Patrol? Well, you'll just have to read it to find out what happens next. Karen Beaumont's swift, bouncy counting text and David Catrow's singular knack for creating mischievous, loveable, and delightfully ungainly dogs make this an exuberant and satisfying read-aloud. Kids of all ages are sure to have it on heavy rotation.
Editorial Reviews
The hapless owner of 10 energetic dogs is rudely awakened at dawn by their barking. When they are told to lie down or sit, they do not obey. Instead, they run helter-skelter outdoors, with their pajama-clad owner chasing them and clutching empty leashes all the way to Central Bark. The dogs wreak havoc at the Perfect Pooch Obedience School and cavort through the grass, dumping the trash, climbing the slide, and making a mess of everything. Further disaster ensues when the pups poop. The trainer quits, the Pup Tech 5000 comes rolling along to clean up, and the dogs are put in a pen. However, they are not ready to bow to defeat. They leap and dig their way out and run back home, followed by their still-pajama-clad owner still clutching the leashes. The dogs collapse on the couch and rest up, as they "Cannot wait to go again!" The minimal rhyming text is paired with Catrow's exuberant, comic, pencil and watercolor illustrations. The frenetic, goofy-looking dogs of various sizes and breeds romping through the park are sure to bring smiles to young faces.-Linda Staskus, Parma Regional Library, OH
A man with an ultra-thin face and a pointed tuft of red hair is the harried owner of ten exuberant dogs, and "exuberant" is the definitive description of both the pack of pooches and this frenetically funny story. At sunup the ten dogs fly off the bed and out the door to the park, where they interrupt an obedience class and get into mischief, losing their owner along the way. The park's dogcatcher captures the pack and locks it up, but the dogs manage to escape and find their way back home by nightfall, reuniting with their hapless owner. The succinct, rhyming text bounces along just like the runaways, numerically counting up the dogs and naming them in a fast-paced, catchy rhyme: "One dog, / Two dogs, / Three dogs, / Four, / Doggone dogs run out the door." Catrow's signature watercolor-and-pencil illustrations are bouncy and spirited as well, with mischievous looks and grins on the faces of the ten distinctly different dogs. In the crowded arena of dog stories, this one stands out from the pack. (Picture book. 3-6)
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- Pages:
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- Conference date: 24 June–7 July 2012
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We present a review of a scenario connecting the nucleosynthesis of heavy elements to cosmology. After discussing briefly the big bang nucleosynthesis, we summarize the results of observation of the heavy elements in extremely metal poor stars usually attributed to the rprocess nucleosynthesis. The learn effect of this discussion is to emphasize that the r-process nucleosynthesis was incomplete during the early phase of the galaxy. The production of the heavy nuclei of first peak of the r-process abundance distribution as observed in very metal-poor stars is not explained in a standard scenario of the r-process. It seems that the r-process consists of a weak component and a main component, similar to what is known in case the s-process nucleosynthesis. However this similarity is only formal, since the production site of the weak r-process component is different and more complicated than the weak s-process component. We also mention that the present discussion has relevance to the so called near field cosmology.
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