Renee Zamora
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Dead Week Essential Do’s and Don’ts6/4/2012 |
It is finally here—Week 10, otherwise known as Dead Week. It’s the week before college finals, where students are frantically studying and gathering all needed information before taking a test that proves their knowledge of the course. Here’s a list of things to do and not-to-do during Dead Week before the wrath of finals is upon us! Do: Go Grocery Shopping Don’t: Eat Fast Food Every Night |
Spring Forward!3/28/2012 |
Activities to Anticipate for Spring 2012! 2. Movies: Superheroes and Fairytales! |
Pre-HEAT-ing3/5/2012 |
The burning of UCI's mascot the day before the BIG Basketball game.
Woo Hoo!! Let the fun times begin!! |
Scotty's Birthday!2/28/2012 |
Scotty posing with two UCR girls!
Scotty and our awesome writer Renee! Aww aren't they a cute pair!
Another UCR student and Scotty celebrating his birthday at the Bell Tower.
The Salsa team is all decced out in Highander attire! Woo Tartan Soul!!
Scotty thanking everyone for coming out to his birthday party.
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Scotty's Birthday!2/28/2012 |
Scotty posing with two UCR girls!
Scotty and our awesome writer Renee! Aww aren't they a cute pair!
Another UCR student and Scotty celebrating his birthday at the Bell Tower.
The Salsa team is all decced out in Highander attire! Woo Tartan Soul!!
Scotty thanking everyone for coming out to his birthday party.
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Let’s Talk About Six, Baby!2/24/2012 |
UCR Alum, Ryan Bremond, talks about his time at school and being a part of the Hip-Hop group, Starting Six. Life as a Former Student at UCR |
How Do You Know If It's the Real Deal?2/13/2012 |
It’s the beginning of a new quarter and lucky you, that cutie you’ve been eyeing since your first quarter at UCR is in the 8 a.m. discussion that you had to sign up. And what do you know, attraction leads to a light conversation, numbers are exchanged, and by Week 3 he’s sent you a Facebook request! You’re on a roll! As weeks pass, texting conversations go from what’s going to be on the next quiz to what you’re doing next weekend, and he “liked” your Facebook status about how excited you are about the upcoming Zion I show at The Barn. Could this be too good to be true? Is he a potential partner or just a spring fling? Genuine college guys can be difficult to find, especially if your main mode of communication is through flirty texts and comments online, so how do you pick out the ones who are in it for the long run, seeking friendship, and those who want to hit it and quit it? |






