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Ever wonder how Saussure would interpret the Flex party’s campaign posters? Sam Cohen, the Blue and White’s official semiotician, has the answer. First off, what is semiotics? Semiotics is the study of symbols and signs. This includes both written/textual symbols, as in words, as well as things like traffic signs and cultural icons, basically everything […]

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The Bwog is just a little bit obsessed with Eric Wang’s University Senate campaign video, characterized by heartfelt earnesty, dismal attempts at comedy, strategic endorsements, and a killer depiction of EC hate crimes. Also, how Marques’ name changes halfway through his clip.

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Mock the Vote 2006

To those of you new to the game, CCSC elections are hilarious. There’s bitching and back-stabbing and promises and lies, all to win the hearts and minds of a student body that 97% just doesn’t care. Watching the candidates is like watching your little brother throw up before his T-ball game– so much so cutely […]

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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