What hall did you stay in
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I really like Nittany dorms. Private room, easy window accessThe defunct Nittany Hall #28 76-79
Moved my daughter into 10th Floor Tener yesterday. I started on 10th Floor Pinchot.
South Halls - 104 Lyons, fall 1983. I place the blame for my freshman 25 solely on McDonalds and CC Peppers across the street........
82. Any other Ewing folks on the board that year?
I was in Nittany 39 - Transfer from Ogontz Campus - single rooms with no RA on the floor - lot's of Keg Parties! Good Times.
May have been in Mifflin. Ironically one of those I knew was named John Hartranft.
Stuart Hall - 6th floor. I think 614 last room on the left from the elevator 81 to 83
Wow. When I was there from '82-84 it was co-ed and the women's side was the side that faced Park Ave.
I always assumed volleyball folks were in West, but that's based solely on seeing Bonnie Bremner in the computer lab once. I almost lost my mind when I looked up and she was across from me.
Snyder 7th Floor (end of the hall too, arguably the farthest room out from the rest of campus).
Irvin Hall (EMS interest house) 4th and 2nd Floors.
From what I remember in the 90s they were. My sister got in as a freshman in Fall of 98 and lived in Hamilton with some other volleyball players in there.
80 to 84 - spend 6 years in college but I'm not a doctor - but I bet my liver needs one. I has Senior Football Tickets for 3 year - stayed at PSU to get a second degree.
Mifflin Hall, both freshman and sophomore years
Wally Richardson and Freddie Scott were a couple doors down freshman year.
Played hoops out back with Brandon Noble once. He dunked on everyone (jaws dropped).
Potter House myself Fall 1985 - Spring 1987... Can't remember the exact room number...was in the middle of the 5th floor on the stadium side...I remember the mail box combination though. EF-D-AB
Hey!!! Knock it off!!4th floor Holmes. Same period.
Leete sucks.
A memory, for anyone living in the dorms of the Beaver Hall quad, Pollock Halls in the spring of 1974? About 10:30 p.m. some random person would begin shouting out their window during warm spring nights. Others joined in, then, in an enticing manner several young ladies removed their garments, top only and began to press their naked breasts against the dorm room windows. You can imagine how the howling decibels increased, flash lights (what an appropriated terminology) began to search the windows for the pairs of female accoutrements. Not long later, the campus disciplinary kill joys showed up. It quieted down, till they exited, then resumed. This happened for an entire week that spring.
PLUS: The Beaver Ave. parade! After we retired for the evening we heard a roar and my roomie and i arose, got dressed and walked over to Beaver Ave. There were thousands of students congregated there. Fraternities had pledges streaking through the crowd and later, a motor cycle edged into the morass. My roomie pointed and said look at that. sitting behind the guy driving the cycle was a buck naked, buxom young woman. She was enjoying all the attention and attention she got as they slowly weaved through the mass of humanity. It was crazy. College life. IF anyone else participated in these events, chime in.
PLUS: The Beaver Ave. parade! After we retired for the evening we heard a roar and my roomie and i arose, got dressed and walked over to Beaver Ave. There were thousands of students congregated there. Fraternities had pledges streaking through the crowd and later, a motor cycle edged into the morass. My roomie pointed and said look at that. sitting behind the guy driving the cycle was a buck naked, buxom young woman. She was enjoying all the attention and attention she got as they slowly weaved through the mass of humanity. It was crazy. College life. IF anyone else participated in these events, chime in.
Agree, but Guiseppe (so?) Harris and Harry Hamilton were on 2nd floor while Frank Case was on the first floor of Hartranft.
That tradition carried on into the late 70’s. An RA was tied to his mattress in his underwear in the Pollack quad. There was also a large group streak that happened. That spring a large group hopped the fence at the outdoor pool and went for a skinny dip.
I was there, front row of the crowd. I could have reached out and touched her, but my gentlemanly instincts of course said no. It was just innocent fun. As I recall, she looked less enjoying it than surprised that the motorcycle was moving so slowly. Great times.
My room was to the right when getting off the elevator looking right at Beaver Stadium. Got to see them working on the first expansion during the late 70’s. Basically my room was nearly in the middle of the hall.
I remember Nittany Halls, one winter was so cold and snowy they made a huge dick and balls out of snow and froze it over. It stood there for months haha.The defunct Nittany Hall #28 76-79
Yes indeed as a participant from the 3rd floor of Beaver. I believe the young woman’s initials were DM.
