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A Staff Writer misses the John Jay Dining Hall experience and is here to help you recreate its endearing ambiance and one of a kind food at home. 

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COVID-19 is difficult for us all, but for the college sugar babies out there social isolation brings new difficulties, romantic and financial. 

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Bwog is in quarantine, its unnatural habitat. Here’s a list of some of the things on Bwog’s bucket list for after we get out of quarantine and back on campus.

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Daily Editor Jeffrey Ndubisi shows us the best calculator to buy when you can’t use your trusted TI-84.

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You probably already have plenty of reasons not to be doing schoolwork right now, but here’s a few more to add to your list.

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Need to impress someone in your class but struggling with the restrictions of distance and quarantine? We’ve gotcha covered.

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Bwog Staffer Elena Christenfeld knows how you’ve been feeling this quarantine season, and she has just the right jigsaw puzzle for every emotion you might be going through. 

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Quarantine Workouts

Gyms closed. Can’t go outside. A sudden obsession with baking and cooking. Are you feeling a little plump? We here at Bwog can help. 

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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