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We know firsthand that this senior has a whole lotta wisdom. We sat down with our own Bwog Director of Communications, Natalie Telson, to hear her tackle the oral sex or cheese question.  Name, School, Major, Hometown: Natalie Telson; GS/JTS; Political Science at Columbia and Hebrew Bible at JTS; North Tustin, CA Claim to fame: You may have […]

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Not enough CUMB for you with just one CUMBers senior wisdom? Next, we bring you former CUMB Minister of Propaganda Orli Matlow. Name, School, Major, Hometown: Orli Matlow, GS/JTS, American Studies, Toronto, Canada Claim to fame: Former CUMB Minister of Propaganda, Spec videos, the Getting Graphic series on Spectrum, Jester standup shows. Lorne Michaels is my […]

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With about only a month left of the spring semester, we will soon be forced to say goodbye to the graduating class of 2015. Before they leave, we want to hear from some of you old people for our tradition of Senior Wisdoms. We have a few of you in mind, but if you know […]

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