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Owl Printers: Giving a Hoot About Your Printer Problems

By Bwog Staff on Dec 08, 2010 12 Comments

Bwog’s very own David Hu, SEAS ’13, recently created OwlPrinters.com, a site showing the availability of printers and public computers around Columbia’s campus. Bwog caught up with dear David outside our non-existent headquarters and forced him to answer some questions. 1. What does Owl Printers do for me, the clueless, printerless student? Owl Printers lets […]

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