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Use Your Off-Campus Flex for Bandaids and…Onion Rings?

By Bwog Staff on Sep 03, 2009 9 Comments

The Off-Campus Flex machine rolls on, having just proudly announced two new conquests. According to Student Services’s Honey Sue Fishman (Bwog favorite Michael Novielli has unfortunately left the administration for a job in China), Riteaid and Village Pourhouse will soon accept Flex.  Riteaid, perhaps, holds out hope of stealing business from its better located, better […]

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