Where did you stay in your time at UNT?

[GangGreen]

Delta Lodge

[Eagle71]

8 hours ago, southsideguy said:

Was this a advertising photo or a picture just taken. I mean the guy on the third floor in the right corner, who stands like that.  Did this become the campus square arts later on, the set up looks the same.

It was a very staged postcard.  I don't remember the pool area ever looking that good.

 

8 hours ago, southsideguy said:

Was this a advertising photo or a picture just taken. I mean the guy on the third floor in the right corner, who stands like that.  Did this become the campus square arts later on, the set up looks the same.

 

[3XNTGRAD]

Kendall Hall for my freshman and sophomore years (1983-1985)

College Inn for junior and senior years (1985-1987)

[SigmaGreen]

2002-2003 Freshman year Kerr hall tower B in Fall and Tower A in Spring

03-04 Jefferson Commons

04-05 Sigma Chi House

05-06 The Ridge (previously called Jefferson Commons, lived there with Fraternity brothers)

[UNTcrazy727]

January '08 thru May '08 - Maple Hall

August '08 thru July '09- Uptown Apartments (right off 35, across the street from Texas Health Presbyterian) 

August '09 thru January '11- Sigma Phi Epsilon house (Corner of Maple and Welch)

January '11 thru July '11- house way south on Teasley. Close to Denton Guyer. 

[Jason Howeth]

On 7/10/2019 at 3:16 PM, meanJewGreen said:

Sophomore: Fraternity house - @Jason Howeth our first place was something wasn't it?

You should see it now. Some other fraternity took it over, and it now sleeps something like 22 guys.

[meanJewGreen]

8 minutes ago, Jason Howeth said:

You should see it now. Some other fraternity took it over, and it now sleeps something like 22 guys.

How? we only slept 7 at most 

[Travis]

On 7/9/2019 at 3:21 PM, Christopher Walker said:

Third floor represent! @Tyler Maryak and I were both in this hall at the same time.
2009 - 2010 : Mozart Square
2010 - 2011 : City Parc off Fry St. (a good situation in what turns out to be a terrible place)
2012 - present : a nice little home around Denton HS

My kids... @Tyler Maryak @Christopher Walker I am so proud of the way you two have grown up from just wee lads. #prouddad

[Jason Howeth]

2 hours ago, meanJewGreen said:

How? we only slept 7 at most 

They renovated at a huge cost, and even added bedrooms upstairs. If you remember, there were no stairs when we occupied the house.

[UNT Texas Hooligan]

Senior year- Dated a few sorority girls so Kappa Delta, ADPi, and Kappa Kappa Gamma houses mostly

[Tyler Maryak]

1 hour ago, Travis said:

My kids... @Tyler Maryak @Christopher Walker I am so proud of the way you two have grown up from just wee lads. #prouddad

And like a proud parent, also glad that we eventually moved out!

[UNTEngr.#43]

Teasal and I-35 behind the Pizza Hut and Brauns 2009-2011 Apartments.

[meanJewGreen]

3 hours ago, Jason Howeth said:

They renovated at a huge cost, and even added bedrooms upstairs. If you remember, there were no stairs when we occupied the house.

I've gotta see this in person. 

[Christopher Walker]

4 hours ago, Travis said:

My kids... @Tyler Maryak @Christopher Walker I am so proud of the way you two have grown up from just wee lads. #prouddad

Ugh, dad! Get out of my room!

[THOR]

On 7/12/2019 at 7:24 PM, meanJewGreen said:

I've gotta see this in person. 

Hope you remember the super secret handshake so you can get in

[Eagle71]

Page 44 of my 1967-68 General Information Bulletin Handbook.  Ah, the days of $5.00 A/C..or not..your choice.

[Eagle71]

And on page 20...in a time when the phrase "student debt" didn't exist.

[meangreendork]

Kerr Hall, then College Inn for a summer. After that, apartments along Bernard St.

 

[Pavlovs Eagle]

I lived mostly on Fry Street to the dismay of my poor parents. 

I only lived in Denton one year. Lived with some buddies closer to Dallas and commuted for the last 3 (one of many horrible ideas, circa my early twenties).  I had a few lost loves that I stayed with frequently at Woodhill and another misc apartment building by TWU.  The apartments are still there... The women are long gone. 😂

[UNT Texas Hooligan]

4 minutes ago, Pavlovs Eagle said:

I lived mostly on Fry Street to the dismay of my poor parents. 

I only lived in Denton one year. Lived with some buddies closer to Dallas and commuted for the last 3 (one of many horrible ideas, circa my early twenties).  I had a few lost loves that I stayed with frequently at Woodhill and another misc apartment building by TWU.  The apartments are still there... The women are long gone. 😂

Good to see someone else enjoyed their college experience as much as I did 👍

[TIgreen01]

Kerr Hall as a Freshman.

Apartment just off campus as a Soph.

RA in Bruce Hall my junior, senior and 1st half of my victory lap.

Apartment in Lewisville (closer to work) for the 2nd semester of said victory lap.

 

Best experience by far was in Bruce Hall.  I was similar to NM Green---token business guy in a wild and crazy environment.  

[GrandGreen]

1967-70, Bonanza Apartments, University City and a dilapidated old house that would now be in the middle of the campus. 

The best was a great apartment in concrete city that had the only lawn around.   Continuous battles with dog owners that thought it was the perfect place for their pet's deposits.  

[Mean Green Fan4Life]

Freshman Year (87-88)   West Hall

Sophomore Year (88-89)   Apple Creek Apartments

Junior Year (89-90)   Ramsgate Apartments

Senior Year (90-91)   The Oaks Apartments

Masters (91-93)   The Oaks Apartments

[Venson]

My time was way different than everyone else. I grew up in Denton so I lived at home with my parents until the second semester of my sophomore year. Then I moved to Windsor Village near Strickland Jr High now middle school. Woke up at the end of my sophomore year and decided to join the Army. Was planning on doing 3 or 4 years in the Army and coming back to UNT. Was enjoying it too much and 3 years turned into 23 years. Retired and decided I had unfinished business at UNT. The wife and I settled in Little Elm and I commuted to finish my Jr and Sr year. So, I must have had the longest break ever from Freshman to graduate. LOL

[SilverEagle]

9 hours ago, Venson said:

My time was way different than everyone else. I grew up in Denton so I lived at home with my parents until the second semester of my sophomore year. Then I moved to Windsor Village near Strickland Jr High now middle school. Woke up at the end of my sophomore year and decided to join the Army. Was planning on doing 3 or 4 years in the Army and coming back to UNT. Was enjoying it too much and 3 years turned into 23 years. Retired and decided I had unfinished business at UNT. The wife and I settled in Little Elm and I commuted to finish my Jr and Sr year. So, I must have had the longest break ever from Freshman to graduate. LOL

...and your degree is in?