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by Nacho » Tue Jul 08, 2008 3:56 pm
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by BrianTinBigD » Tue Jul 08, 2008 3:57 pm
jtstang wrote:Let's not forget everybody's favorite traditional mascot the Mustang Maniac.
I miss the 'Noid...
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by couch 'em » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:01 pm
One Trick Pony wrote:I watched my other team loose 17 in a row. But I never stopped supporting the team. I was in Orlando the day they broke the loosing streak to Marshall. The goal post game down it was the greatest feeling I can remember in sports. (except for that Rudy movie ) See yea Steve!
I started to feel good about it.... then I realized how pathetic the situation really was. Then I thought about how some moron was going to get himself hurt and ruin goal-post tearing-down for everyone. Lo and behold......
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by FWMustangGirl » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:07 pm
Diamond Girl wrote:Pigskin Revue is one of the longest-running Mustang Band traditions. This is hosted by the Mustang Band and is supposed to be a university-wide talent show. In recent years, the Greeks, who'd been some of the main participants, have done Sing Song for parents weekend instead. This year, the university is going to try to place a big emphasis on Pigskin Revue and not have competing events.
Since you mentioned parents' weekend, my favorite tradition when I was a student was for my mom to come into town and drop a bunch of money at Harold's or any other store in HP Village.  It still cracks me up to see all of the girls walking to the quad on Saturday of parents' weekend with shopping bags and their families.
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by MustangStealth » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:08 pm
Some extremely dedicated Mustang Band members also wear Hawaiian shirts on Fridays in honor of former band director Cy Barcus.
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by mrydel » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:09 pm
FWMustangGirl wrote:Diamond Girl wrote:Pigskin Revue is one of the longest-running Mustang Band traditions. This is hosted by the Mustang Band and is supposed to be a university-wide talent show. In recent years, the Greeks, who'd been some of the main participants, have done Sing Song for parents weekend instead. This year, the university is going to try to place a big emphasis on Pigskin Revue and not have competing events.
Since you mentioned parents' weekend, my favorite tradition when I was a student was for my mom to come into town and drop a bunch of money at Harold's or any other store in HP Village.  It still cracks me up to see all of the girls walking to the quad on Saturday of parents' weekend with shopping bags and their families.
Sad thing is when you saw them in the quad the game was being played in the stadium.
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by FWMustangGirl » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:10 pm
mrydel wrote:FWMustangGirl wrote:Diamond Girl wrote:Pigskin Revue is one of the longest-running Mustang Band traditions. This is hosted by the Mustang Band and is supposed to be a university-wide talent show. In recent years, the Greeks, who'd been some of the main participants, have done Sing Song for parents weekend instead. This year, the university is going to try to place a big emphasis on Pigskin Revue and not have competing events.
Since you mentioned parents' weekend, my favorite tradition when I was a student was for my mom to come into town and drop a bunch of money at Harold's or any other store in HP Village.  It still cracks me up to see all of the girls walking to the quad on Saturday of parents' weekend with shopping bags and their families.
Sad thing is when you saw them in the quad the game was being played in the stadium.
The game hadn't started yet. We were drinking mint juleps on the Boulevard. We don't miss kickoff.
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by smu diamond m » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:14 pm
Diamond Girl wrote:Pigskin Revue is one of the longest-running Mustang Band traditions. This is hosted by the Mustang Band and is supposed to be a university-wide talent show. In recent years, the Greeks, who'd been some of the main participants, have done Sing Song for parents weekend instead. This year, the university is going to try to place a big emphasis on Pigskin Revue and not have competing events.
Is it not the oldest Homecoming tradition still being practiced? This year will be the 76th year.
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by mrydel » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:18 pm
smu diamond m wrote:Diamond Girl wrote:Pigskin Revue is one of the longest-running Mustang Band traditions. This is hosted by the Mustang Band and is supposed to be a university-wide talent show. In recent years, the Greeks, who'd been some of the main participants, have done Sing Song for parents weekend instead. This year, the university is going to try to place a big emphasis on Pigskin Revue and not have competing events.
Is it not the oldest Homecoming tradition still being practiced? This year will be the 76th year.
I think my girlfriend and I practiced the oldest tradition in the Coliseum Parking Lot** the evening of homecoming.
** For you younger than I (all of you) the CPL was a parking lot on the south side of Moody that was just a dirt lot at the time and was a " campus security partrol but do not enter" area where students could go to be "alone" with their dates. Ain't this a great country.
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by smu diamond m » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:19 pm
And if you're curious about us:
http://www.mustangband.com
We are the HUB OF SMU SPIRIT and by far the most tradition-riddled organization on campus.
On our website is also a couple of recordings, including Pony Battle, Varsity, and Peruna sequence.
Sir, shooting-star, sir. Frosh 2005 (TEN YEARS AGO!?!) The original Heavy Metal.
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by smu diamond m » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:20 pm
mrydel wrote:smu diamond m wrote:Diamond Girl wrote:Pigskin Revue is one of the longest-running Mustang Band traditions. This is hosted by the Mustang Band and is supposed to be a university-wide talent show. In recent years, the Greeks, who'd been some of the main participants, have done Sing Song for parents weekend instead. This year, the university is going to try to place a big emphasis on Pigskin Revue and not have competing events.
Is it not the oldest Homecoming tradition still being practiced? This year will be the 76th year.
I think my girlfriend and I practiced the oldest tradition in the Coliseum Parking Lot** the evening of homecoming. ** For you younger than I (all of you) the CPL was a parking lot on the south side of Moody that was just a dirt lot at the time and was a " campus security partrol but do not enter" area where students could go to be "alone" with their dates. Ain't this a great country.
A++
oh wait... 
Sir, shooting-star, sir. Frosh 2005 (TEN YEARS AGO!?!) The original Heavy Metal.
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by couch 'em » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:31 pm
MustangStealth wrote:Some extremely dedicated Mustang Band members also wear Hawaiian shirts on Fridays in honor of former band director Cy Barcus.
Few realize that Cy Barcus invented the Hawaiian shirt, or at least popularized it. Who would have thought they are actually Texan shirts?
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by MustangStealth » Tue Jul 08, 2008 4:39 pm
couch 'em wrote:MustangStealth wrote:Some extremely dedicated Mustang Band members also wear Hawaiian shirts on Fridays in honor of former band director Cy Barcus.
Few realize that Cy Barcus invented the Hawaiian shirt, or at least popularized it. Who would have thought they are actually Texan shirts?
They were originally designed to cheer people up during the Great Depression, thus the bright colors and happy prints. You may not have had a job, but hey that's a cool shirt!
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by DiamondM75 » Tue Jul 08, 2008 5:01 pm
mrydel wrote:George S. Patton wrote:Nacho wrote:Who was president in 1915?
Woodrow Wilson
Which happens to be the Alma Mater of some of our past ponies including one of notorious DP fame.
Me too! Me too!
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by CalallenStang » Tue Jul 08, 2008 5:06 pm
Bergermeister wrote:George S. Patton wrote:Woodrow Wilson
Former president of Princeton University (as well as governor of New Jersey - but we won't hold that against him - even though he was a democrat) and big time supporter of Tiger football
also former president of the University of Virginia
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