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Bwog launched into fame in October [[2006]] with its nearly real-time coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident.  
 
Bwog launched into fame in October [[2006]] with its nearly real-time coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident.  
  
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Its current editors in chief are [[Lydia DePillis]] and [[Katie Reedy]]. Lydia succeeded Bwog founder [[Taylor Walsh]] after the latter became ''Blue and White'' editor.  
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Its current editors in chief are [[Juli Weiner]] and [[Katie Reedy]]. They succeed [[Lydia DePillis]] and Bwog founder [[Taylor Walsh]].  
  
 
== Common features ==
 
== Common features ==

Revision as of 20:07, 2 January 2008

Bwog's logo. Recently, seasonal variations have been featured on various holidays, notably the anniversairy of the Minuteman stage-rush incident.

The Bwog is the blog of The Blue and White magazine, centered on campus news and gossip. It was launched on January 30th, 2006.[1] Some consider it to be snotty and elitist. Others consider it witty and entertaining. Most people read it regardless.

Bwog launched into fame in October 2006 with its nearly real-time coverage of the Minuteman stage-rush incident.

Its current editors in chief are Juli Weiner and Katie Reedy. They succeed Lydia DePillis and Bwog founder Taylor Walsh.

Common features

  • Breaking news
  • "Quick" versions of campus publications, especially the Spec
  • Coverage of protests / major campus events
  • Lecture hops
  • Things overheard on campus
  • Event listings
  • Free food announcements
  • Internet culture features
  • Comments, with a reputation of being caustic and asinine

Bwog staff

Chief Editors

Web Master

Daily Editors

Events Editor

Lecture Hop Editor

Contributors

Bwog alumni

References

  1. ↑ "You Can Take the Soviet Out of Russia...", Bwog, 1/30/06 - First post to Bwog

External links

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