Arts And Crafts And Knitting And Knitting

Redskin 1949
Redskin 1949–Twirler Patsy Evans Poses For Art Dept Class
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You got me. Papier mache giraffes?
Recensio 1949 Zeta Tau Alpha
Recensio 1949 Zeta Tau Alpha

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The Dang Lake Is Finally Full

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I didn’t think anyone else would be fool enough to chance the overpriced mediocre food and touch-and-go service of Austin’s The Oasis on a blustery, 50 degree day, but then I remembered. Tourists. Tourists everywhere on a cold Spring Break.

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Kinda makes you wanna run toward the railing and jump overboard, no?

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Don’t do it. You would surely die.

Hats Of Civil War Veterans

Houston Public Library, Houston Met Research Center
Houston Public Library, Houston Met Research Center

According to the photo, these men were veterans who “fought with their masters” about 50 years prior and won their freedom.

Lock And Load

Mirage 1969
Mirage 1969
Schreiner 1967
Schreiner 1967

Trivia tidbit: The first recorded use of the phrase “lock and load” is in the John Wayne film, Sands of Iwo Jima film: twice as a metaphor for “get ready to fight” and once as a humorous invitation to drink alcohol/get loaded. (source: wikipedia)