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It’s taken quite some time for your dearly departed senior staff member to write this intro—accepting that we are, in fact, graduating (fingers crossed) is a hard thing to do. But there you have it. Somehow we’ve made it through freshman, sophomore, and junior year, and here we are with just one semester left—or less! The […]

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Since today is 3/3/13, this morning’s bwoglines are brought to you by the number three! With these superfoods, you can go back for thirds. (Huffington Post) How to fend off senioritis? Graduate in three years.  (NYtimes) One-third of Obama’s pardons have been drug-related—the highest rate of drug-crime forgiveness of recent presidents. (Buzzfeed) Ryan, Colin, and […]

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