Tech v The Flagship -- Present at the Creation

[Cool Hand Clyde]

Judge Harmon Drew had an awesome band.

[JAAgan]

Judge Harmon Drew had an awesome band.

Yes, he did. This Judge Drew’s grandson.

[PawDawg]

Judge Harmon Drew had an awesome band.

You saw that GG Shin died didn't you? He was also a long time and fun musician in our stomping grounds.

[Houston Techsan]

You saw that GG Shin died didn't you? He was also a long time and fun musician in our stomping grounds.

Sorry to hear that. I was a Boogie Kings fan.

[Cool Hand Clyde]

You saw that GG Shin died didn't you? He was also a long time and fun musician in our stomping grounds.

Yep. Heard some great music in Monroe at his club.

[MiloBumP]

Or blown the chance to become the home of the MJCNELJCNLSCNLUULM Indian-Warhawks, whatever combination they are using this week.

I don’t care who you are. That is funny!!

[techman05]

Thanks. I wasn't sure but had a feeling that was the way it was. Although I grew up in Louisiana and took Louisiana History they kind of glossed over this period. We knew who Huey was and his brother, Earl, and his son, Russell.

Same for us. When we came through in depth history classes in the 90’s, a lot was glossed over or left out completely. I am learning a ton about history from my boss who studied the issues and even the things that were left out by his teachers in the 60’s.

[JAAgan]

It really depends on the focus of the teacher. My Masters and beyond work focused on the era of Huey, so my students get beat over the head with that era. Other teachers spend an inordinate amount of time on antebellum Louisiana and others on the colonization and early settlement. Everyone skips from 1898 to Huey. As time goes forward, it just gets more difficult to cover all the time period. In American History, we started teaching the survey over 100 years ago with the course divided into two sections, now we have to cram 100 years more into those two courses, so something has to get overlooked. Same with Western Civ, although until this year I hadn't had to deal with that in 20 years.

[Houston Techsan]

JAAgan, you're correct, but when I took Louisiana History there were almost 60 years less to study.

[BCSDAWG]

Judge Harmon Drew Jr had, or may still have, the Harmon Drew Supergroup. A great cover band for many years. A daughter of his was a KD with two of my daughters in the early 2000's.