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Another week passed, hopefully better than the last. But who can say when our lives are constantly being thrown into the fray?

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Biden’s inauguration, shopping period ending, and cases rising. The world just keeps moving forward even if we don’t want it to, huh? Let’s see what Bwog did during the fleeting moments of last week.

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It’s time for the final finals of 2020. Will things ever be the same again?

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Bwog thinks about finals and opts to instead live a real life, which is… outside? In our room? Unclear.

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Bwog enjoyed their break… well, kind of.

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It’s been a hell of a two weeks since the last Field Notes. In that time, Bwog did its best to simply survive.

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What if Bwog was in a novel? This week in Field Notes, we explore that proposition.

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This week, Bwog got philosophic. What is the difference between romantic and platonic love? Am I working when I’m not working? Am I fine when I’m not fine?

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Feral? Unhinged? Manifesting? You know what, let’s normalize using these over-used and now ultimately meaningless words to describe Bwog’s past week!

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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