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Itching to get off campus? So sick of John Jay and Ferris that you’d literally eat anything else? Bwog’s very own EIC and contributor to The Blue and White Taylor Grasdalen, BC ’17, went on a freegan adventure to satisfy your dumpster diving curiosities. Pick up a copy of the May issue on campus now! […]

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Most people like to eat. Most people do not like to spend money, hence our free food tips. A great lover of free food has been revealed to us and now reports regularly on the quality, quantity, and pizazz of free food events around campus. Read on as The Scrounger goes green at the Ecopalooza. […]

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Earlier this week, we introduced The Scrounger. This determined moocher is a devotée of Bwog’s free food announcements, and returns with a vengeance from Thursday’s doubleheader featuring the Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month Dinner and the Women’s National History Month closing event. It’s nights like Thursday’s that get my heart pumping and my excitement barely containable. Two […]

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