I have a BS degree in Hospitality Management from the highly ranked UMass program, and a BS in Psychology... I seem to use my Psych degree more these days running the Inn!
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Fellow Umie!
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Me too...BS in Chemistry with minor in Education. At that time they did not accept women into the School of Engineering!
But Momma and Beachie you are just kids. Our class all saved their beanies...class of '69, Knowlton. Our freshman year women still had curfews! We blazed quite a trail for you into the '70's
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You sure did. When I was there, almost all the dorms were coed. Including the bathrooms.
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We invented the co-ed bathroom. The guys were supposed to go down and use the second floor, while we gals had the third. Never happened. AND we just happened to have a ton of guys tall enough to easily peer over the shower stalls! Was all in fun though, we all got along well and there are several other couples who met on 3JFK that are still together today. Yes, Silverspoon, the 60s must have been an amazing experience there during those years. We get lots of UMass kids who love our early 70s stories, and can't believe many of them.
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There were pretty much no rules back then. Remember the Blue Wall?
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Yes... drinking age turned 18 when we arrived. Blue Wall was always a haze of grassy smoke and the floors squished with beer. Spring 73 Concert in the stadium: the 4th back-up group to It's A Beautiful Day, was some guy named Springsteen
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We could paint our dorm rooms a myriad of psychedelic colors and all of the doors had random artistry, if you didn't like the room door you inherited, you just switched it (along with the key) with someone else. I inherited Spider Man who ended up across the hall.
Ever go tunneling through the storm drains?
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