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In the midst of the government shutdown, a woman was shot and killed after trying to break through a barrier near the White House. (LATimes) Economists to politicians: can we stop fucking around now? (USAToday) Bye bye Silk Road.  Nice ‘stache. (CNN) Wendy Davis is running for governor of Texas.  Go girl!  (Chicago Tribune) Twitter’s […]

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Every day until the end of finals, join Bwog in bed as we survey our mountain of undone laundry and regret yesterday’s late night snack decision. Remember always: tips@bwog.com Bwogline: Student opposition to financial recruiting on campus is having tangible effects on Ivy League schools. Goldman Sachs has canceled info sessions, possibly due to disturbances by […]

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College students are now borrowing more money than ever before, with average student debt at $25,000. (NPR) In an event of epic proportions, Stephen Mitchell has released a new translation of Homer’s Iliad, but can Mitchell enter the fray with Fagles and Lattimore? (New Yorker) A Carnegie-Mellon student walking through the park at 3 am […]

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This is the best bwog article ever. Would love a brainrot series. (read more)
We Bring The BOOM: The Costco Guys Universe As Barnumbia Dining Halls
November 15, 2024
Dr. Delbanco is an internet troll who defends anti trans politicians. He likely also regrets outing himself on Reddit: Temporary_Fig2388 (read more)
Left Adrift: Exploring The Shift In Democracy, Liberalism, And Populism
November 12, 2024
Super interesting. I've always found the balance of the Democratic party between progressivism and the need to reach an economically (read more)
Left Adrift: Exploring The Shift In Democracy, Liberalism, And Populism
November 7, 2024

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