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Intrepid new Bwoggers Romane Thomas and Jennifer Nugent ventured into the depths of bureaucracy at the latest GSSC meeting, where branded staplers, website updates, and breathless anticipation for Valentine’s Day were in abundance. Here’s their report. After a Student Council retreat last Saturday and last week’s forum/town hall meeting, the General Studies Student Council (GSSC) […]

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This is the best bwog article ever. Would love a brainrot series. (read more)
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Dr. Delbanco is an internet troll who defends anti trans politicians. He likely also regrets outing himself on Reddit: Temporary_Fig2388 (read more)
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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)
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