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Yes, but would he have identified the co-ed? If the apple didn’t fall far from the tree, I suspect he would have.My Dad was a WW2 veteran on the GI Bill, that graduated from UT in 1949 with a biz degree. He was also a car guy back in those days. He would have easily identified that car and appreciated it!
Yes, but would he have identified the co-ed? If the apple didn’t fall far from the tree, I suspect he would have.
Interesting to think about the few times I was in that building (Gregory, and all the other buildings) while on campus and never gave much thought to how long they had been around, or how many other students from years past had been through there. It gives me such an appreciation for the opportunity to be at UT for a little while in my life and experience this great institution and all its gifts.Speaking of old cars, here are a few in front of Gregory Gym. I don't recognize cars this old but suspect this photo was taken in the late 1920's or early 30's ...
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These cars in front of the gym appear to be 1940's?
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When my daughter was awarded her MA there in May 2022, I think hers was the last (or one of the very last) groups to use the Drum for commencement before the dismantling and demolition began. Not sure but what some of the contractors were setting up on site getting ready to get to work.Good. The Sponge was an atrocity and really, really needed to be torn down.
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