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Very nostalgic. Thanks.
Did you scan that yourself? Did you own a VCR in the 70s?
This is stirring ancient memories in my brain. I'm not sure the VCR was common place back in the early 70s at least. Funny thing is, I recognize all of the facilities in the video. I don't recognize many that are posted on here from present day. Oh well, time for my constitutional with the dogs.
WWDog
La Tech
Region and hyphen free since 1894!
Flagship of the University of Louisiana System
Tech Rome......what a deal.....we need that again.
Thanks for posting this. I remember this promotional video...and I recognize a lot of those "old" places shown in it.Originally Posted by The Historian
Back in the day...baby!
Mafia front.
(really. seriously.)
This was great. Thanks! I forgot about Hughes getting knocked out of the game in the final minute at Baylor, and Aaron Ferguson coming in for one play and throwing a great pass to set up Boniol’s winning FG. That was a similar circumstance to what happened at Alabama.
I agree. I couldn't afford to go back then because I was paying my own way thru college working in the oil fields and off shore. But several of my college friends and fraternity brothers took those trips to Tech-Rome and had a blast.
The associate dean in Liberal Arts now takes a tour group to Europe. Last year was the first year. I'm sure he'll try to renew it next year.
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Flagship of the University of Louisiana System
As most people know - Bob Griffin was Tech Rome....
''Don't be a bad dagh..."
elaborate
Maybe I've blocked it out, but I don't remember anyone in Ruston using the "Lose-y-ana" pronunciation, but that announcer gives it all he has.
Lewis-ee-ana is correct. (King Louis XIV)
Bugs me when people use the female name Louise at the beginning.
Who was King Lewis's queen?
Loo-woosie-anna?
Female?
F’real?
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