Well, this is almost too good to be true...It's from a New York Times article from January 1914, back when NYU was (mostly) in the Bronx. You can read a PDF of the article here.
Members "sing and tango." Heh. Nellie Vought, early NIMBY?
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Nice find! I'm not so up on my NYU history, but it seems like the Bronx version was more like a traditional college atmosphere rather than the high rise campus of today.
ReplyDeleteAnd it's dispiriting to note that NYU ignored or downplayed the issues their students caused even back then. Guess some things never change.
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ReplyDeleteThis is too great! And "Porch Repose Impossible" is another great band name, or perhaps a movie title.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Marty. So many great band names lurking that it's always how shockingly, puzzlingly dull new band names can be.
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