SMU living
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SMU living
Where did all of you alum/students live when attending SMU??? I think I am going to be in Boaz hall, but I'm not quite sure yet...(also any frats etc.)
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I lived in Boaz Hall my freshman year, and it was great -- I couldn't believe that each floor was coed! My sophomore year, it was on to Snider Hall (just north of the QuackShack .... a.k.a. the infirmary). From there on, it was a series of the many apartments near campus, mostly across Greenville Avenue in the various complexes that make up The Village -- tons of SMU students live there. Extremely fun place to live.
I lived in Boaz Hall my freshman year, and it was great -- I couldn't believe that each floor was coed! My sophomore year, it was on to Snider Hall (just north of the QuackShack .... a.k.a. the infirmary). From there on, it was a series of the many apartments near campus, mostly across Greenville Avenue in the various complexes that make up The Village -- tons of SMU students live there. Extremely fun place to live.
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Welcome to SMU! When I was there, there was still the freshman and upperclass quads. The freshman quad was down by Meadows Museum, and the upperclass quad was by the quack shack. I lived in Morrison/McGinnis freshman year, Snider Hall as a sophomore, Daniel III apartments (which were next door to the DG house) junior year, and in the DG house as a senior. Snider was best; the DG house was the worst.
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Soph: fraternity house
Jr: apartment at Preston Rd. & Yale--sucked
Sr: La Alta apartments (conveniently located in walking distance to Parkit Markit), which I believe are now defunct, or at least they're not called La Alta anymore. I tell you what...Looking around at my obscenely tiny NYC 1 BR, it sure is depressing to think that senior year I shared a huge 3 BR apt. with 2 other guys, each paying somewhere around $165/mo. We had a freaking swimming pool, for crying out loud, with a volleyball net. Booze, chicks, and more booze. Good gawd, them was the days.
Soph: fraternity house
Jr: apartment at Preston Rd. & Yale--sucked
Sr: La Alta apartments (conveniently located in walking distance to Parkit Markit), which I believe are now defunct, or at least they're not called La Alta anymore. I tell you what...Looking around at my obscenely tiny NYC 1 BR, it sure is depressing to think that senior year I shared a huge 3 BR apt. with 2 other guys, each paying somewhere around $165/mo. We had a freaking swimming pool, for crying out loud, with a volleyball net. Booze, chicks, and more booze. Good gawd, them was the days.
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We'll have to meet up at Special Delivery's tailgate this Fall. If you knew ATOs Joe Murphy, Ronnie Thompson, Tom Somerville or Buddy Crutchfield then you probably met wife, too. They were/are friends of hers.HixsontoLeVias wrote:my sister was there from 1975 - 1979....I am SURE she knew your lovely wife..I probably did too..
I don't know, that tradition continued a while. I don't recall getting charged, but the "Beer Slides" (picture one of those slippery plastic sheets, where you run the hose over it, run at it full speed and dive/slide/skid across the yard .... but replace the water with beer) were something to behold in the late '80s!MrMustang1965 wrote:My wife says Boaz Hall was known as 'the party dorm'...so much so that you had to put down a security deposit to cover any damages! Of course that was from 1974-1978.