We will never experience as chill a finals season as now, ever again.
Seriously, this went up at 9 AM. Classes are over. Sleep in, you deserve it.
Disease-related news that’s not about the pandemic? In my Monday Bwoglines? It’s more likely than you’d think.
As the sun appears this morning, so do Murder Hornets and Kim Jong-Un.
Maybe you truly don’t need real-world experience before you get out there in the world and start doing your thing! Or maybe Georgia is just really in the mood for some extra chaos in the streets right about now.
In these trying times, Bwog will always continue with the Wednesday tradition of animal-themed Bwoglines.
As the world reckons with Coronavirus, many places are wondering when things can start returning to normal and New York makes a decision about their primaries.
The good, the bad, and the in-between… but actually, mostly the good.
Passports and ballots and census reports, oh my!
Another Saturday, another Bwoglines. Here’s the latest.
Unlike antibody tests, the accuracy of Bwoglines has definitely never come into question.
..and serving customs milkshakes at John Jay. Onward with Bwoglines-
Why are you reading the news when you could be looking at this awesome manatee?
Oil prices have dropped, Immigration might get stopped, and Cuomo hopes hazard-pay isn’t blocked.
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