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Last Friday night, pathfinder Josh Dillon spent 24 hours in Butler. While this might be something one does everyday, Dillon the Explorer tends to go to bed around 11 pm, so this was kinda a big deal for him. I am the type of person who needs a full 8 hours of sleep to function. […]

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This fine Monday, we want to remind you of the glory that was the weekend.  We now present to you a new series: Field Notes, where we round up the drunk late night tips we received during the weekend.  Be sure to send in what you’re seeing this upcoming weekend to tips@bwog.com, or use our […]

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Late Night Musings

What are you Columbia students up to this Friday night? If you feel lonely and want to talk, Butler Bwog is here, for a full 24 hours. Email tips@bwog.com, if you’re sad, bored, or just want to talk.  Here is an inspirational poem:   You have seven hours of homework every night, You think no […]

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