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It’s the last day of classes finally already? So have some Bwoglines. Women in NYC prefer taller men, based on a rigorous polling of the boroughs and a blurb from some Columbia professor. Look, statistics, that means it must be true. (NY Post, Gothamist) Finals really are killing you slowly: apparently caffeine shortens your DNA, […]

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Bwog hates to break it to you, but tomorrow is officially the last day of classes for the semester. While these bitch of a couple weeks have already begun for some, we just want to warn you that it’s time that you remove yourself from your bed and start to mozy on over to Butler […]

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