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Down on your luck during midterm season? Bwogstrology might help.

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Are you curious about what this weekend has in store for you? Want to know what you got on your Tuesday midterm? Want to know if you’ll end up sloshed in EC or hooking up with that SigNu guy in your 10:10?

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Some read the stars, others palms or bird flight. But Bwog? Bwog divines dorms (only those deemed worthy).

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Curious to know what Bwog is at its core? Fret not, we’ve used the most official science to describe it: astrology. 

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Not sure how the next week is going to pan out? Bwogger and proud user of Co―Star Miyoki Walker is here to help.

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Black holes seem fake, but they’re actually real, visible, and somewhat understandable, thanks to scientists, large telescopes, and lots of math. Bwogger Nadra Rahman attended a biweekly “Stargazing and Lecture series” given by graduate student Shuo Zhang last night in Pupin, titled “Our Monster Black Hole.” Nadra lived to tell the tale (and dish some […]

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