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How To Get To Bwog

Bwog is the place to be! But, how does one get there?

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If your professor assigns these readings in the first week, run.

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Barnumbia Baby Names

Please feel free to use these names as inspiration–just make sure to provide me with necessary monetary compensation for my immense creativity and intellect.

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You’ve seen Bwog mock other syllabi this week. Now prepare for Bwog’s very own comprehensive, official, totally real syllabus.

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Summer burned the brightest, but the darkness has consumed them.

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Happy FDOC Barnumbia! What a day. It’s rainy, there are puddles everywhere, no one’s really sure what the mask mandates are, but, it’s still a great day! And, on this joyous occasion, Bwog attended classes. (Some more joyously than others…)

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If you aren’t content living inside of a furnace, perhaps these tips and tricks for capitalizing on your ridiculously hot dorm will make these first few weeks back on campus a bit more bearable.

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Whether you’ve just stepped foot on campus or you’re entering your final year, one senior has advice for tackling the first week of classes.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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