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As the semester pushes onward, most of us have stopped caring what we wear to class (or what we wear to the dining halls, or the libraries, or what we look like altogether). But for the faculty, this doesn’t seem to be an issue. Professors at Columbia have their own style, and we at Bwog are impressed. […]

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Livebwog got you done worrying about where you’re living? There’s still one last hurdle between you and that cute little photobooth. Bwog’s own Scissor Sisters extraordinaire (no, not the band) bring you what you should sport this housing season. If you’re a fan of this hip and hot style guide, let us know and the […]

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