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Christmas time is here! (Sort of.)

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Bwog had a little turkey, a little pie, and a little Galinda and Elphaba this Thanksgiving.

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Bwog is looking forward to Thanksgiving Break!

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This weekend, Bwog thought about what is going to happen…

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Bwog is trying to beat the annual mystery sickness…and failing.

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Eat a red delicious for us! Or don’t… but those are the only ones available at dining halls.

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Happy FDOC to all who celebrate. What did Bwog do this weekend? Move in, probably.

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New President!

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