Bwog respects our heritage/amorous affair by posting each issue of The Blue & White. The latest issue, now available, is a cornucopia of delights: a gripping debate on the merits of shaving, tales of Columbia’s forgotten protests, and profiles of two truly awesome students, among others. As a special treat, Bwog has asked frequent Saturday Morning Cartoons contributor Jamila Barra to illustrate her favorite pieces of gossip from the March issue of the magazine.
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Professor Kelley lecturing at Frontiers:
“This is as close as we get to sex in the morning.”
Frog-copulation noises ensue.
Paging Chris Hansen
Guy running down the street clutching a power cord:
“I have inappropriate things on my laptop, fuck!”
We’re Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Alan Brinkley in America Since 1945:
“Destroying communities is something I know a lot about, being Provost for 7 years.”
Student: “Were you discontented and disillusioned growing up?”
Girl talking to boy about her project for a game programming class:
“My group really wanted to do a video game about homeless people, like a fighting game. You complete missions, stay alive, or get addicted to heroin or go into the shelter, but then you can become part of a homeless gang and get so rich that they won’t let you go back into the shelter.”
“That … sounds really … exploitative, or offensive or something.”
“Well I suggested it as a joke, but people really seemed to like it.”
2 Comments
@Homeless People Video Game I would play it, trivializing the suffering of hobos be damned!
@bc13 yeaa illustrations