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In Uncategorized on December 9, 2009 at 11:09 am

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What is this page about?

This page was created as a project for my MCOM 258 class at Towson University. For this class we had to create a blog focusing on one “beat.” I chose to focus on things for Towson University students to do in Towson and Baltimore. This page is a culmination of the reporting I have done for my beat throughout the semester.

Why is Baltimore called “Charm City?”

Baltimore was given the nickname “Charm City” in the 1970s when the Baltimore Promotion Council launched a campaign to better the city’s image.

How far away is Baltimore from Towson?

Baltimore is only about 15 minutes away from Towson, 30 minutes at the most if there is a lot of traffic.

How can I get to Baltimore from Towson?

It is very easy to reach Baltimore by car via I-83.

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The only downside to driving into Baltimore is that you have to pay for parking. Parking spots on the road are very hard to come across and parking in a garage can set you back at least $15 for only a couple of hours. If you’re a college student at any of the Baltimore area colleges the best way to get to Baltimore is by using the Baltimore Collegetown Shuttle. You can also take the Light Rail into Baltimore.

How can I find out about things to do in Towson?

The best way to find out about things to do around campus in Towson is to look in The Towerlight, Towson’s student-run newspaper. You can also check out the Campus Activities Board website to find upcoming events on campus. Most events on campus are free or cost under $10.

If you’re looking for things to do off campus check out American Towns and Topix.

How can I find out about things to do in Baltimore?

The Baltimore Collegetown Shuttle’s website is a great resource for student-friendly activities around Baltimore. You can look in the Baltimore Sun, American Towns and Topix for entertainment and events around the city.

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