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The New IT Girl

Bwog was sent this in an email from an engineering professor: “OMG…that outfit!” To which we can only reply: OMG…that outfit!

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Toy Story II

Bwog correspondent Alex Weinberg couldn’t pass up another 99 cent store, which called to him “like sirens beckoning Greek sailors towards the rocks.” Here are the wonders he encountered: – A toy CD player with 4 discs included. The discs don’t spin, but they still manage to contain about 40 children’s songs each, most of […]

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Babes in Toyland

Bwog’s guide to the best dollar-store toy shopping in Harlem: a detailed narrative. By Alex Weinberg, with help from Hillary Busis.  A walk through Harlem will most likely lead you by a few dollar stores. Go into them. You can stock up on red Solo cups, sure, but moreover, you can find the most flamboyantly […]

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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