Who are the Duke students/grads here?

[Lord Ash]

Just out of curiousity... I think most people here are Dukies, but I am not sure?

Duke '97

[wilson]

Trinity '04.

[billybreen]

Trinity '00

[YmoBeThere]

E '93

I think they may be trying to abbreviate it with P for Pratt but then of course that creates the confusion with Parents.

[xenic]

T'01

[Bostondevil]

Duke grad, father a Duke grad, 2 brothers - Duke grads, husband - Duke grad, one aunt also a Duke grad

I was also a faculty brat and born in Duke hospital.

[YmoBeThere]

Duke grad, father a Duke grad, 2 brothers - Duke grads, husband - Duke grad, one aunt also a Duke grad

I was also a faculty brat and born in Duke hospital.

Well, this of course explains everything! :rolleyes::p

Just kidding...

[willywoody]

E '88

[devildeac]

Just out of curiousity... I think most people here are Dukies, but I am not sure?

Duke '97

Now, if I tell you that info, you won't become one of the last 10 visitors to my place on the "Members List":o:(

(it's T-76)

[Bostondevil]

Well, this of course explains everything! :rolleyes::p

Just kidding...

You know, I should add to my signature, Aycock, House G, House G, Cleland.

[phaedrus]

T '06
Law '11

Both of my tenures have started out with a promising home football win.

[YmoBeThere]

You know, I should add to my signature, Aycock, House G, House G, Cleland.

Were you in the Clock Tower? I was right next to it on the second floor for two years...

[bjornolf]

E '97.

[hc5duke]

E'03, MEM'04

Also my brother was TiP (http://www.tip.duke.edu/)'9...6? (I think), and I was a PCP (http://www.tip.duke.edu/summer_programs/precollege/)'03 RC.

[bigj4194]

T '09 => Senior Year...starting off right with a FB victory

[Lavabe]

T '83 :)

Married to ILoveJimmy, T'80.:)

But devildeac's family has us beat.:)

[roywhite]

T '73

[devildeac]

T '83 :)

Married to ILoveJimmy, T'80.:)

But devildeac's family has us beat.:)

Thanks for the assist.

Mrs. Devildeac: N-77
1st Daughter of DD: unc-05:o (in a family friendly feuding sorta way as she was accepted at Duke but chose the more washed out shade of blue instead)
Son of DD: T-07
2nd Daughter of DD: T-11

No prior generations of Dukies.

B-I-L and S-I-L as above.

[Indoor66]

Law, '64

[DukieInKansas]

T '82

If we're mentioning dorms - very boring here: Trent and then Central Campus

[BluDevilGal]

T'03!

[billybreen]

If we're bringing spouses into the mix, my wife is T'00 as well.

[Bostondevil]

Were you in the Clock Tower? I was right next to it on the second floor for two years...

Yes, first semester sophomore year.


(I'm older than you.)

[bluebutton]

T'01

GA, Part of the over-represented asians in Trent group, Central Campus

[hc5duke]

Oh yeah my wife is T'03, but not BluDevilGal above. :) She rarely reads this site anyway (busies herself with pregger forums mostly). As for dorms:

'99-'00: Southgate
'00 summer: Central (Anderson)
'00-'01: Edens (Mitchell tower, I think it's called 3A now?)
'01-'02: Abele (now called DD, next to Brownstone)
'02 summer: Central (Alexander I think?)
02-'03: Wilson
'03 summer: AEPi (for PCP. officially called FF2 or FF3?)
'03-'04: Central (Yearby)

[billybreen]

Bassett - House P - House P - Belmont Apts

[DevilAlumna]

First, E, then T'97;

Trent II
Wannamaker Tower (summer, yay free housing)
Giles
"Old" Wayne Manor (summer, yay free housing)
Central
Central

[merry]

Trinity 1977, Grad School 1980

1974 - GA
1875-76 Southgate
1976 summer - Beaufort
1976-77 off campus (Broad Street)

[blazindw]

T'04. Aycock freshman year, Mirecourt after that

[cf-62]

E 89, FSB 96

Married to T 89 (who has phD from NCSU 99 and is DUMC Faculty now)

Wannamaker, central, House P, House P

Wifey is: Trent, Tabard, Buchanan

[sue71]

Ok not an alum.

Former employee 97-00. Took classes summer of 99 pre-grad school.

[YmoBeThere]

Yes, first semester sophomore year.


(I'm older than you.)

Yeah, I was asking more along the lines of those rooms had the cool balconies at certain levels(4th maybe?). What havoc we could have wreaked from those things. Ohhhh, maybe that was why it was women only(G) when I was there?

[Lavabe]

Stonehenge - Central Campus

[devildeac]

G, Burton (on top of Taylor), Burton (still on top of Taylor), Central

[YmoBeThere]

Quite a few dorm names that don't ring a bell at all...perhaps I was preoccupied. They/we/I were busy building bonfires 30 feet from my windows.

[devildeac]

Quite a few dorm names that don't ring a bell at all...perhaps I was preoccupied. They/we/I were busy building bonfires 30 feet from my windows.

Which ones?

[Bostondevil]

Yeah, I was asking more along the lines of those rooms had the cool balconies at certain levels(4th maybe?). What havoc we could have wreaked from those things. Ohhhh, maybe that was why it was women only(G) when I was there?

It was all women when I was there too. Of course, so was House H. Yeah, definitely smart to give those archway rooms to young women. I once had a full and opened can of beer thrown through my window from the ground. Thanks guys. I blame the Theta Chis, I hated those guys and the feeling was mutual as they hated me. (I was president of House G as a junior and they got lots of noise complaints from the dorm. Somehow it was all my fault.)

[Bostondevil]

Oops, just in case there are any Theta Chis here, it was a brief non-binding hatred and I can't remember any of the names involved.

[YmoBeThere]

Which ones?

Burton, Taylor, Abele?

[YmoBeThere]

It was all women when I was there too. Of course, so was House H. Yeah, definitely smart to give those archway rooms to young women. I once had a full and opened can of beer thrown through my window from the ground. Thanks guys. I blame the Theta Chis, I hated those guys and the feeling was mutual as they hated me. (I was president of House G as a junior and they got lots of noise complaints from the dorm. Somehow it was all my fault.)

The projectiles headed the opposite direction of the beer can are what I would have protected against. Imagine a balloon launcher from that height. I'm thinking maybe the bus stop from there.

[Bostondevil]

The projectiles headed the opposite direction of the beer can are what I would have protected against. Imagine a balloon launcher from that height. I'm thinking maybe the bus stop from there.

Yes, yes, I hope it's still a women's dorm. I hate getting hit with water balloons, particularly when I'm not expecting it. Beer cans too. Luckily, I dodged the beer can.

[YmoBeThere]

Yes, yes, I hope it's still a women's dorm. I hate getting hit with water balloons, particularly when I'm not expecting it. Beer cans too. Luckily, I dodged the beer can.

Sadly or fortunately, I have grown out of those days. I was more a follower than an instigator in those matters.

Was it good beer at least? Maybe they were just trying to share? :rolleyes:

[CathyCA]

T'84

Aycock, Aycock, Broughton, Broughton

I'm a 3d generation Dukie. My grandfather graduated from Trinity Park High School and then went on to Trinity College, which became Duke University while he was a student. My parents ('54 and '56), various aunts and uncles, and my ex-husband all graduated from Duke as well.

[wilson]

Epworth, Wannamaker, HH1 (Few Quad), Watts St. (off East).

I'm a 2nd-generation Dukie-Dad is T '70.

[devildeac]

Burton, Taylor, Abele?

Burton-top 2 floors of 4 story dorm located between Lancaster and Mirecourt (mid to late 70's)
Taylor-bottom 2 floors of 4 story dorm under Burton (same era)

Think about it...;)

Abele-I have no idea:confused:

[devildeac]

Yes, yes, I hope it's still a women's dorm. I hate getting hit with water balloons, particularly when I'm not expecting it. Beer cans too. Luckily, I dodged the beer can.

My wife hates getting hit by water balloons, too, especially ones hurled from cars travelling at 30 MPH passing by us as we run. They leave very large marks and bruises:mad:. Fortunately, that's all the damage it did as it hit her thigh.

Back to your regularly schedule thread.

[Lavabe]

Abele-I have no idea:confused:

YOU'RE confused?:confused:

Imagine my confusion when I saw your son living in what was Broughton.:eek:

Imagine his confusion when I said that I lived in STONEHENGE.:eek:

I'm now feeling old.
Cheers,
Lavabe

[devildeac]

T'84

Aycock, Aycock, Broughton, Broughton

I'm a 3d generation Dukie. My grandfather graduated from Trinity Park High School and then went on to Trinity College, which became Duke University while he was a student. My parents ('54 and '56), various aunts and uncles, and my ex-husband all graduated from Duke as well.

I knew there were even more extensive Duke families out there than ours;).

[YmoBeThere]

Burton-top 2 floors of 4 story dorm located between Lancaster and Mirecourt (mid to late 70's)
Taylor-bottom 2 floors of 4 story dorm under Burton (same era)


Clever!

[devildeac]

YOU'RE confused?:confused:

Imagine my confusion when I saw your son living in what was Broughton.:eek:

Imagine his confusion when I said that I lived in STONEHENGE.:eek:

I'm now feeling old.
Cheers,
Lavabe

Now, I'm even more confused, or perhaps it should be middle-aged memory loss. He lived in Brownstone, which I guess I had forgotten was Broughton. Maybe, I never even knew that. Stonehenge sounds vaguely familiar. Was it a dorm or quad, or both?

[devildeac]

Clever!

We thought so:o:D.

[YmoBeThere]

My wife hates getting hit by water balloons, too, especially ones hurled from cars travelling at 30 MPH passing by us as we run. They leave very large marks and bruises:mad:. Fortunately, that's all the damage it did as it hit her thigh.

Back to your regularly schedule thread.

We used to throw water balloons at cars when I was younger. I haven't thrown a water balloon in 15 years.

[throatybeard]

T 1998, PhD 2004

A lot of the selective groups have moved umpteen times since 19-whatever. In summer 1995, and then again in the early 2000s. Diachronically, it's easier to tell where someone lived on West with the letter designations. "I lived in Mirecourt." Great--Mirecourt has been in at least three different places since I hit town, and I'm only 31.

I lived in Hanes the last year it was open. Then in FF for three years. That's the one directly across the WCBS from the Allen building.

[Lord Ash]

Hastings as a frosh.

Wilson as a sophomore.

Alpha Phi Alpha (at the end of Wannamaker above the arch) my last two years.

[jimsumner]

Class of '72.

Trinity, history major.

House N (Essex?) as a freshman.

Windsor as a soph and junior.

Off-campus as senior.

[devil84]

Jfrosh. T'84.

Aycock, Aycock, Giles, Giles.

Brother: MSEE'91
Father: Faculty

Son will be starting his application soon.

[TheRose77]

T'77 and a 4 year Alspaugh girl. Hubby is T'76 and was a 4 year Brown House guy. Back then the definition of where you lived was rather loose, though.

[DukePA]

PA '07, dad- PA '74

[devildeac]

PA '07, dad- PA '74

Wait a minute here. Stop the thread (jk). Is the picture becoming clearer to me at this point? Was your dad the jovial, bearded fellow (who lurks but rarely posts as DUPA74, or something like that) with the "Australian" type hat at the tailgate on Saturday who subsequently sat in front of us at the game screaming GTHCGTH at the top of his lungs for most of the game? (well, OK, I did make up the last part:o) If it is him, then :cool:guy. If not, then you need to meet this dude;). Good to meet you at the tailgate, BTW:D.

[DukeDevil]

Trinity '03. Sister was trinity '00. Brother was Trinity '95 (and won't stop complaining about how he was there for the "roughest years" (basketball wise) and how lucky I was to be there when I was)

[YmoBeThere]

Trinity '03. Sister was trinity '00. Brother was Trinity '95 (and won't stop complaining about how he was there for the "roughest years" (basketball wise) and how lucky I was to be there when I was)


Huh? If he was there for 4 years then he saw a title '92, a runner up '94 and two other years. I know I was fortunate to be there when I was.

[jimsumner]

"and won't stop complaining about how he was there for the "roughest
years" "

Years? Cry me a river. Talk to somebody who was around in the middle
1970s.

[devildeac]

"and won't stop complaining about how he was there for the "roughest
years" "

Years? Cry me a river. Talk to somebody who was around in the middle
1970s.

I wish you would please stop bringing up that time period, Jim:(. Now I have to go take another Pepcid, antacid AND nitroglycerin:(.

[DukePA]

Wait a minute here. Stop the thread (jk). Is the picture becoming clearer to me at this point? Was your dad the jovial, bearded fellow (who lurks but rarely posts as DUPA74, or something like that) with the "Australian" type hat at the tailgate on Saturday who subsequently sat in front of us at the game screaming GTHCGTH at the top of his lungs for most of the game? (well, OK, I did make up the last part:o) If it is him, then :cool:guy. If not, then you need to meet this dude;). Good to meet you at the tailgate, BTW:D.

Nope, that guy is one of my dad's best buddies. All the gray ones graduated from PA school together and have been raising hell together since the early 70's! Needless to say, I was raised in the finest GTHC tradition! Whenever something good happens in my family, the first thing we say is "GTHC," such as the first time my dad saw my son who is the first born grandson : ) !! Great meeting you guys too!

[BluDevilGal]

As for dorms...

Epworth
Trent
HH1 (I think, or HH3... I never remembered which, just new how to get there)
Brownstone (in Kilgo Quad at that point)

[BluDevilGal]

Oh yeah my wife is T'03, but not BluDevilGal above. :) She rarely reads this site anyway (busies herself with pregger forums mostly). As for dorms:

'99-'00: Southgate
'00 summer: Central (Anderson)
'00-'01: Edens (Mitchell tower, I think it's called 3A now?)
'01-'02: Abele (now called DD, next to Brownstone)
'02 summer: Central (Alexander I think?)
02-'03: Wilson
'03 summer: AEPi (for PCP. officially called FF2 or FF3?)
'03-'04: Central (Yearby)

Actually, I think you may have been roommates with my friend Matt sophomore year.

[wilson]

As for dorms...

Epworth
Trent
HH1 (I think, or HH3... I never remembered which, just new how to get there)
Brownstone (in Kilgo Quad at that point)

Epworth is the best. I think I might have had the biggest freshman dorm room in America...hardwood floors, bay window, 11-foot ceilings. Seriously.

[77devil]

Now, I'm even more confused, or perhaps it should be middle-aged memory loss. He lived in Brownstone, which I guess I had forgotten was Broughton. Maybe, I never even knew that. Stonehenge sounds vaguely familiar. Was it a dorm or quad, or both?

Stonhenge was 1/2 of Kilgo quad with Broughton, part of house P and the Phi Kaps in'73. We kicked the ATO'S and Phi Delts to win flag football my freshman year. Intercepted 3 passes in those two games-back in the day.

[hc5duke]

Actually, I think you may have been roommates with my friend Matt sophomore year.
yup - sure was. thanks for the reminder, I just friended him on facebook.


Epworth is the best. I think I might have had the biggest freshman dorm room in America...hardwood floors, bay window, 11-foot ceilings. Seriously.
Biggest? Have you been in Southgate???


Burton, Taylor, Abele?
The official designation for Abele (http://library.duke.edu/uarchives/history/histnotes/julian_abele.html) (I've been told it's pronounced "able" not "uh-beel") was "House DD" and most people did call it DD. It's the left side of the arch in this google map street view (http://tinyurl.com/6eushv) (right side = Brownstone, which occupies the space designated "House CC").

View from the room (of Kville '02, Wilson, Card, Cameron):
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/30/43048475_93b6f78b8d.jpg?v=0

[wilson]

Biggest? Have you been in Southgate???

Yes. I have never been in any freshman dorm room at any school that was as big as the one I lived in in Epworth (save perhaps triples or suites).

[CathyCA]

Jfrosh. T'84.

Aycock, Aycock, Giles, Giles.

Brother: MSEE'91
Father: Faculty

Son will be starting his application soon.


And my roommate sophomore year!

[Jfrosh]

Trinity '89
Aycock and 3 years Wannamaker

Mom and Dad graduated from Duke undergrad and Dad completed Duke Law.

[YmoBeThere]

Wannamaker always had me thinking of INXS...

[Lavabe]

Class of '72.

Trinity, history major.

House N (Essex?) as a freshman.

Windsor as a soph and junior.

Off-campus as senior.

WAIT a minute, jim. House N was Essex?:eek:

devildeac: When I was there in '79, House N was part of Stonehenge, along with M (IIRC). These adjoined Broughton (K&L, IIRC)... which I guess became Brownstone. This is the source of my disbelief with your son.

Question: When exactly did Kilgo quad lose Broughton and Stonehenge?

Cheers,
Lavabe

[BluDevilGal]

Question: When exactly did Kilgo quad lose Broughton and Stonehenge?

IIRC, Stonehenge was still there up through 2001-02 school year. The next year was when they instituted the Independent Corridor, moved around all the selective houses and frats, and for some reason decided to call all the buildings by their letters instead of actual names.

Never heard of Broughton though.

[Ignatius07]

T'07

[Turk]

T'84, 2 yrs Pegram, 2 yrs Maxwell, with a summer off-campus within walking distance of the old DAP (Bulls Hit!! plus "The Bull" on tap... those were good days...)

Good grief, all the shuffling and renaming and unfamiliar names has me worried about having "senior moments", and I have to admit I felt like a dinosaur when I had to ask the googler to show me the quad names...

Not sure if Maxwell still exists as an entity, but it used to be in the corner of Craven between Delta Sig and Phi Kap. I liked the arrangement - I managed to stay on good terms with the neighbors and have a friend or two in most of the social groups, so there were plenty of opportunities to enjoy a cold beverage or several.

As for the hoops, I always felt like Moses - I knew Coach K had them going to the promised land someday, but I also knew it was not meant for me to be at Duke when it happened.... (apologies in advance to the theologians for such an overblown analogy, especially since I've managed to see my share of NCAA in person over the years....)

[dukemomLA]

DukemomLA says it all. I went to Syracuse (...poor family and they offered a full ride).

Daughter and son-in-law (both class of 2001) are grads. Cousins Chris and Fiona are Law school grads. My nephew John just started his college experience at Georgia Tech. DAMN, we love rooting for the Devils, but..I suppose he'll be a YellowJacket for the next few years.

[Lavabe]

IIRC, Stonehenge was still there up through 2001-02 school year. The next year was when they instituted the Independent Corridor, moved around all the selective houses and frats, and for some reason decided to call all the buildings by their letters instead of actual names.

Never heard of Broughton though.

Thank you very much, BlueDevilGal!

And from what jim was saying, apparently this wasn't the first time everything was changed.

Cheers,
Lavabe

[sbpollo]

Trinity 76 Zoology.
House I-(don't know how I got a single room!)-Freshman yr.
Wannamaker II PKA, then off-campus. Wish I had stayed on-campus Sr. yr.My daughter was recruited to play soccer '99 but chose IU; she was my only hope out of 5 kids to return!!

[ArnieMc]

Oops, just in case there are any Theta Chis here, it was a brief non-binding hatred and I can't remember any of the names involved.
BSCE '66, MSCE '67, Theta Chi :p Also, brother, mother, aunt, and a few cousins attended the old Gothic rock pile.

[Bostondevil]

Luckily you were before my time so I can't blame any of the threatening phone calls on you.

[Shammrog]

Shammrog is T'1993.

[ricks68]

Corrected: Not oldest undergrad, but came close.

Class of '68

Started in E but ended up as a Trinity grad

Mirecourt in old quad nearest to the main entrance road for two years

Moved down to new Mirecourt built in the old "swamp" junior year

Went off campus for last two years (stayed an extra year to actually graduate in '69), but remained affiliated with Mirecourt.

ricks

[77devil]

WAIT a minute, jim. House N was Essex?:eek:

devildeac: When I was there in '79, House N was part of Stonehenge, along with M (IIRC). These adjoined Broughton (K&L, IIRC)... which I guess became Brownstone. This is the source of my disbelief with your son.

Question: When exactly did Kilgo quad lose Broughton and Stonehenge?

Cheers,
Lavabe

You are correct about House M & N. Lived in the N section of Stonehenge freshman year and M section for first semester sophmore in mid '70s. Not sure when Stonehenge and Broughton lost their designation, but my son, T '06, lived in Brownstone for a couple of years and lived in a room of a girl I dated. That was strange.

[juise]

P(ratt)/E '04
Aycock and three years of Brownstone.

[DukeUsul]

Trinity '99

Randolph
Trent (wicked triple I had all to myself)
2015 Yearby
1915 Erwin (same as Elton)

[dukestheheat]

yup - sure was. thanks for the reminder, I just friended him on facebook.


Biggest? Have you been in Southgate???


The official designation for Abele (http://library.duke.edu/uarchives/history/histnotes/julian_abele.html) (I've been told it's pronounced "able" not "uh-beel") was "House DD" and most people did call it DD. It's the left side of the arch in this google map street view (http://tinyurl.com/6eushv) (right side = Brownstone, which occupies the space designated "House CC").

View from the room (of Kville '02, Wilson, Card, Cameron):
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/30/43048475_93b6f78b8d.jpg?v=0

in this dorm my last year at Duke, 1989! ((I was freezing, in line, and came in to get warm, fell asleep and they had the game on in the Commons....some dudes came in, woke me up and I ran over to Cameron and luckily, found a seat...).

dth.

[Johnboy]

T '85; Brother T '89 & M.Div. '94(?); Parents T '54 and WC '54; 2 sisters Div. grads.

[blazindw]

Corrected: Not oldest undergrad, but came close.

Class of '68

Started in E but ended up as a Trinity grad

Mirecourt in old quad nearest to the main entrance road for two years

Moved down to new Mirecourt built in the old "swamp" junior year

Went off campus for last two years (stayed an extra year to actually graduate in '69), but remained affiliated with Mirecourt.

ricks

MC! MIRECOURT!

[CLT Devil]

Trinity '02

Two grandparents, father and uncle all grads. Mother worked at Registrars, where she met father.

[Matches]

Trinity '95

Lived in Trent G as a frosh, Alspaugh 2nd year, and Wannamaker as a senior.

[Johnboy]

House CC
House CC / Phi Kappa Psi (near Stonehenge and Broughton - we were not Phi Kaps, BTW, we were Phi Psis)

The funny thing is that both of my houses no longer exist - House CC was selective, though I got in my freshman year (last year of freshmen in selective housing) and abolished much later (after my brother was also a House CC man).

Phi Psis were a great group when I was there and apparently went downhill until they got their charter revoked, long after I graduated.

[Dr. Rosenrosen]

T '94

From a hoops perspective, possibly the best (and luckiest) four years to ever be there as a student. I remember that strange feeling I had when Jason Kidd beat us in the tourney in '93. Of course when Scottie Thurman made that ridiculous shot in '94, I got sick... and it wasn't from the Boone's Farm!

[hc5duke]

Phi Psis were a great group when I was there and apparently went downhill until they got their charter revoked, long after I graduated.

I think that was 2001. The only details I remember are that they were lighting small fireworks and throwing at people after we won the championship, and IIRC a poster here was called a "sand n*****" (he's middle eastern) when he accosted them about this. I'm sure there were more egregious violations, but that's all I can think of. Good times.

[merry]

Not sure if Maxwell still exists as an entity, but it used to be in the corner of Craven between Delta Sig and Phi Kap. I liked the arrangement - I managed to stay on good terms with the neighbors and have a friend or two in most of the social groups, so there were plenty of opportunities to enjoy a cold beverage or several.


Maxwell men...good 'til they drop!

[weezie]

When did Cleland switch over to all men?

[bigj4194]

Not sure if Maxwell still exists as an entity, but it used to be in the corner of Craven between Delta Sig and Phi Kap. I liked the arrangement - I managed to stay on good terms with the neighbors and have a friend or two in most of the social groups, so there were plenty of opportunities to enjoy a cold beverage or several.

Maxwell House is still around though it has been moved to Kohane 4B (nice digs by the way).

I posted earlier saying that I was a senior this year, but I thought that i would update it with my dorms...Pegram, Edens 1B x2 (Sigma Phi Epsilon section), Off Campus at the West Village Apartments.

[OldPhiKap]

T-88

Hanes
Wilson
Wilson
Some house behind Baldwin that's probably been condemned.
(Anyone else have Guy Slimey as their landlord?)

East Campus is where it was at.

[77devil]

House CC
House CC / Phi Kappa Psi (near Stonehenge and Broughton - we were not Phi Kaps, BTW, we were Phi Psis)

The Phi Kaps preceded Phi Psis in the space near Broughton until they moved across the main quad circa '75-'76.

[-jk]

House CC
House CC / Phi Kappa Psi (near Stonehenge and Broughton - we were not Phi Kaps, BTW, we were Phi Psis)

The funny thing is that both of my houses no longer exist - House CC was selective, though I got in my freshman year (last year of freshmen in selective housing) and abolished much later (after my brother was also a House CC man).

Phi Psis were a great group when I was there and apparently went downhill until they got their charter revoked, long after I graduated.

I lived in House CC all four years. Before we were moved. Before we were renamed to "Old House CC" (or was it "Ye Olde House CC"). And certainly before we were disbanded for partying too much.

Vive le Umteenth Ninth Annual Purple Passion Party!

I do hope someone still has the recipe for the Purple Passion Punch. I have a fuzzy recollection that we used a case of grain alcohol.

-jk

[hurleyfor3]

E '93.

Three Final Fours. Two titles. Bobby Hurley getting the assist record on Senior Night. And residence wise, BOG was still around.

[Turk]

I lived in House CC all four years. Before we were moved. Before we were renamed to "Old House CC" (or was it "Ye Olde House CC"). And certainly before we were disbanded for partying too much.

Vive le Umteenth Ninth Annual Purple Passion Party!

I do hope someone still has the recipe for the Purple Passion Punch. I have a fuzzy recollection that we used a case of grain alcohol.

-jk

I have a fuzzy recollection that all they used with that case of grain was a big canister of grape kool-aid, a 5-lb bag of sugar, and a gallon of water. (Repeat as necessary until trash can is full.)

[devil84]

I have a fuzzy recollection that all they used with that case of grain was a big canister of grape kool-aid, a 5-lb bag of sugar, and a gallon of water. (Repeat as necessary until trash can is full.)

There was THAT much water in it? :D

[dkbaseball]

T '73

Ditto -- roomies, who have been through the Duke bball wars together for some time now.

[roywhite]

Ditto -- roomies, who have been through the Duke bball wars together for some time now.

dk...good to hear from you, again. Back at home base?

Much damage to the city? Power on, etc.? Hope Tulane is back in session.

[dkbaseball]

dk...good to hear from you, again. Back at home base?

Much damage to the city? Power on, etc.? Hope Tulane is back in session.

Tulane very tentatively proposes to start classes again Monday. Little damage to the city, but no power is a huge problem all over the area, and in particular around the university area. I guess we didn't have AC at Duke in Sept. back in the day, but I'm so spoiled now I ain't going anywhere near NOLA this time of year until electricity is restored. The governor is jumping ugly with the utility company about this.