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Brazilian election, Hurricane Ian, and public resources featured in this morning’s edition.

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Bundle up and bike for a cause! Radiators, cancer research, and updates on Hurricane Ian are all featured in today’s Bwoglines.

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Football kicks off its Ivy League campaign, Hurricane Ian continues to leave a path of wreckage, and more. Editor’s Warning: Mentions of death and violence.

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Let this serve as a reminder for the upcoming midterm elections and your looming midterm exams.

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The weekend is almost here: kick things off by getting a tattoo that your employer can’t fire you for!

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Think tissues like cells, not blowing your nose!

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From launched missiles to brewing storms, seas have a lot going on in them these days.

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It’s the second official day of fall and Mucinex is already sold-out at CVS.

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Festivals and alleged fraud are featured in today’s Bwoglines. Editor’s warning: Mentions of death and violence.

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Gear up for the first day of fall with some new laws!

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Today’s Bwoglines is a chaotic meld of events that leaves us sure that we’re not sure. Editor’s Warning: mention of assault.

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