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One of the ideas behind going to college is that you learn. . .

But it’s not just the gut, freshman-year stuff like how to write a topic sentence or Maslow’s hierarchy of needs that you learn, but also how to get around the area surrounding campus, where to grab a cheap bite, and what there is to do around here over a long weekend when you’re not heading home. And you’re probably also looking to your time in college for more intangible stuff—good times, new experiences, the works. You’re probably paying a lot of money to learn the textbook stuff, but we’re here to help you out with the rest of it for free with City Paper’s second annual guide to Baltimore just for you.

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101.2

101 Intro: City Paper’s guide to Baltimore for college students enters its sophomore year By Lee Gardner 8/29/2011
Getting Around

Getting Around

101 Feature: The public transportation doesn’t make sense, and neither do the streets, but it can be done By Shane Souther 8/29/2011
Arts Gratis

Arts Gratis

101 Feature: . . . or as close to gratis as you’re going to get in Baltimore By Vivi Machi 8/29/2011
Foraging for Food

Foraging for Food

101 Feature: Soup-to-nuts on where to shop for soup and nuts By Audrey Szepinski 8/29/2011
Cheap Eats

Cheap Eats

101 Feature: You must eat. You must not spend a lot of money. We can help By Lee Gardner 8/29/2011
Liquor, Quicker

Liquor, Quicker

101 Feature: . . . and hopefully better and cheaper, thanks to our guide to liquor stores By Jerard Fagerberg 8/29/2011
Sporty Spice

Sporty Spice

101 Feature: Finding a good game to watch in Baltimore, or a good game to get in By Shane Souther 8/29/2011
A Day in Mount Vernon/Station North

A Day in Mount Vernon/Station North

101 Feature: Mount Vernon is the grand dame of Baltimore neighborhoods. In many ways it’s the cultural heart of the city. By Anna Ditkoff 8/29/2011
A Day in Federal Hill

A Day in Federal Hill

101 Feature: A day in Federal Hill is all about boutiques, booze, and food—basically the ingredients for an excellent weekend. By Anna Ditkoff 8/29/2011
A Day in Hampden

A Day in Hampden

101 Feature: Hampden marries Baltimore’s blue-collar past to its young and trendy present. By Vivi Machi 8/29/2011
A Day in Fells Point

A Day in Fells Point

101 Feature: Fells Point is the sweetheart of Baltimore’s neighborhoods, despite its longstanding reputation as a tourist magnet. By Lily Duffy 8/29/2011
A Day Downtown

A Day Downtown

101 Feature: Locals like to piss and moan about the touristy Inner Harbor, but truth is there are a few reasons to brave the crowds and chain stores. By Anna Ditkoff 8/29/2011

Mixer

101 Feature: Baltimore and its schools according to its students By Joe Marinelli and Ashlea Browning 8/29/2011
2010 Contents
  • Harm City? Not necessarily, if you keep basic street sense in mind | 8/16/2010
  • On Transit Getting around Baltimore without a car isn’t easy, but it isn’t impossible | 8/2/2010
  • In The Hunt First rule of finding an apartment: Remain calm | 8/16/2010
  • Part-Time Pincushions Local students earn cash by donating their bodies—and minds and time—to science | 8/16/2010
  • Underground Sounds Some of the best music in the city lives in unofficial spaces | 8/16/2010
  • A Day in Mount Vernon Mount Vernon typifies so many of the things we love about this city. | 8/16/2010
  • A Day in Station North Station North is a recent invention, but it’s been building up as a hot bed of culture and nightlife for years. | 8/16/2010
  • A Day Downtown Many locals love to complain about how touristy the Inner Harbor is, but there is fun to be had nonetheless. | 8/16/2010
  • A Day in Fells Point Fells Point is that rare beast, a neighborhood that tourists and locals like. It has good shopping, some of the city’s best restaurants, and the bonus quaintness of cobblestone streets. | 8/16/2010
  • A Day in Hampden OK, Hampden might not warrant an entire day, but you can spend a lovely afternoon in this old mill neighborhood, the epicenter of the kitschy “hon” thing. | 8/16/2010
  • A Day in Federal Hill Federal Hill has a nice park to hang out in, and it's got some pretty serious history. | 8/16/2010
  • Cheap Eats Baltimore may have its problems, but finding a cheap and tasty bite isn’t one of them. | 8/16/2010
  • Mixer Meet fellow Baltimore-area college students and recent grads | 8/16/2010