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Where Art Thou?

As the end approaches and final papers and exams slowly (or quickly) begin to take over our lives, Bwog’s Wednesday Feature Where Art Thou? invites you to indulge in some of the fantastic arts events happening on and off campus! If you would like your event listed here, email events@bwog.com. Wednesday Autumn Songs: A Musical, […]

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The Hispanic Scholarship Fund is promising free chips and salsa, as well some vague “dancing.”  It starts at 4 p.m. in Brooks Parlor on the first floor of Brooks Barnard (building).  Don’t double dip.

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