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One bwogger writes of the weekend most deserving of observation: Halloweekend! As someone who is devoted to Halloween and filled with anticipation for it each year, I knew I had to document costumes I had seen and things I had heard from the 30th and 31st of October, and the 1st of November, from people […]

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Some of the anonymous messaging app’s best work from the holiday weekend.

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We want to see your fits!

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Halloweekend is drawing to a close, but Bwog is just getting started.

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To those who bought the same pair of jeans in three different washes, this is for you.

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Get ready for a whirlwind Halloweekend in the big apple with advice from upperclassmen, from East Campus party hopping to creative costume tips. Stay warm in a coat, save on costume accessories, and reconsider those pricey frat Halloween events for a memorable and budget-friendly Halloween in New York City.

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It’s October 31st and The Purge is upon us… take a look at what must go!

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According to data released by Barnard and Columbia, there was a slight increase in COVID-19 cases following the Halloween weekend.

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