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As Told by Tam: What to do in your spare time at CSU

Tamra Smalewitz January 27, 2017
Have free time? Need something to do? Look no further. I have tips on what to do in your spare time.
A bridge extending out over McKay Lake in Broomfield, Colorado offers a contrast to the flurries of snow beginning to fall.

As Told by Tam: What to do over Winter Break

Tamra Smalewitz December 17, 2016
Some tips on what to do over Winter Break
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As Told by Tam: How to make your money go further

Tamra Smalewitz October 31, 2016
It is hard to keep money in the bank while trying to enjoy four, maybe even five years of college.
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As Told By Tam: Outrageous cell phone prices

Tamra Smalewitz October 23, 2016
We are wasting our money on cell phones that should not be this expensive
Brother Matt preaches in front of Morgan library, Thursday, Aug. 28 as a small crowd gathers around him to join the debate on God.

As Told by Tam: Campus Protestors

Tamra Smalewitz October 16, 2016
If you dish it, you must be able to take it
As Told by Tam: Why I am tired of millennials being blamed

As Told by Tam: Why I am tired of millennials being blamed

Tamra Smalewitz October 11, 2016
Being a millennial in today's world is not easy
As Told By Tam: Hooked vs. Pocket Points

As Told By Tam: Hooked vs. Pocket Points

Tamra Smalewitz October 5, 2016
You cannot go wrong either way
Freshman Civil Engineering student Schuyler Pagenstecher, middle, points to people in the crowd as he prepares to dance for his fraternity at the Stroll on the Plaza. The Stroll is an annual dance competition for CSU Greek Life.

As Told by Tam: Why it is okay to go Greek

Tamra Smalewitz September 23, 2016
Greek life hazes," "You are paying for your friends," and my personal favorite "Don't all the sororities and fraternities dislike one another?"
De-stress with dogs was an event brought by RamEvents with the aim of providing students the opportunity of having fun and loosing up with excited - and very cute - dogs.

As Told by Tam: Having a dog in college

Tamra Smalewitz September 9, 2016
Dogs have all these extra expenses and do not come with a warning tag
Students can seek help with registration questions and concerns in the Registrars Office, located in Centennial Hall. (Photo credit: Sady Swanson)

As Told by Tam: the ins and outs of registration

Tamra Smalewitz April 27, 2016

April tends to be a busy month, whether it be making it through to graduation, trying to make it another semester or registering. There is never a dull moment.April is the month that we here at Colorado...

Smalewitz: Ending religious stereotypes — our differences should unite, not divide

Tamra Smalewitz April 20, 2016

Growing up in Orange County, California I was exposed to various diversity's and different religions. I had friends of every religion you can think of and friends who did not believe in any religion. I...

CSU President Tony Frank at graduation. (Collegian File Photo. )

As Told by Tam: five ways to beat senioritis

Tamra Smalewitz March 30, 2016

It's that time of year again — it's after spring break, we are all close to the summer and you are thinking, "I cannot do this any more, nor do I want to do this any more." Sounds familiar, right? Well,...

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