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Eye Poke

“Suck” count: 5x, “Sex” count: 4x, “Rut” count: 28x A rip-off of UPenn’s 34th Street magazine’s “Shout-outs” feature For the record: Yes, I was in Magnolia. Let me move on! If an administrator came to sit with Bwog at brunch, we’d scoff, and carry our tray elsewhere Giving Zoolander more credit than he deserves

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QuickEye

Bwog was going to do QuickEye, and cheaply summarize Spectator’s new weekly magazine for our readers, but their website isn’t up yet. (We weren’t ignoring you!) You can find the pdf here. If we could link, we’d say: Rich kids can afford unpaid internships! White kids can join all these amazing cliques! Osama bin Laden […]

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ExSpectations

Fun for the new year at Spectator! Replacing the Weekend section, this fall Spec will launch a full-color, Village Voice-style weekly magazine tentatively titled The Eye. In a canny move, they recruited a features editor who’s already been dishing for the Daily Telegraph and other publications for years–Bee Shaffer, daughter of Vogue empress Anna “Miranda” […]

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Same Semester, New President!

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