College Inn being demolished

[Coach Andy Mac]

Sad day indeed.  Many warm and satisfying memories from there.

 

[Rudy]

They've been saying this for 20 years.

[UNTLifer]

I don't think my memories can be shared in a story.

[drex]

Babes at the pool, 'No Satisfaction' blaring from the speakers...yep, I think I will go to North Texas, Dad.

 

[Salsa_Verde]

It’s sort of comforting to know that place wasn’t always a dump 

[Mean Green 93-98]

That's where I spent my first semester after transferring to UNT.  Definitely a big step above the other dorms at the time.

[ntexeagle]

I moved out of the Quads and into the College Inn.  It was like moving from a Yugo to a Cadillac.  At that time my roommate and I were some of the 20 guys staying at The Inn with every sorority girl on campus.

We had a flag football team and asked for and received t-shirts from every sorority to use as our football jerseys.  It got some strange looks when the season started.

The scenery was great and the food was good.  The memories will last forever.

Edited August 20, 2021 by ntexeagle

[bstnsportsfan3]

That was my first dorm in 2007. It was pretty fun down but I actually enjoyed its charm and worked on the college inn hall association to provide some fun to my fellow residents at the time. Good memories! 

[greengal]

Stayed here for awhile and then moved into an efficiency apartment in concrete city.  Good memories from my time there for sure 

[GBarksdale]

I have some good memories, but CI always smelled moldy to me.

[UNTexas]

Had some fun there

[Rudy]

4 hours ago, UNTexas said:

Had some fun there

Who didn't?  The real question is, who can talk about the fun had there?

[emmitt01]

21 hours ago, Rudy said:

Who didn't?  The real question is, who can talk about the fun had there?

I certainly cannot.

 

My first apartment in college was directly across the street (now a parking lot).   Our parties always had a few “wanderers” from “The Inn” that came over.  

[Rudy]

43 minutes ago, emmitt01 said:

I certainly cannot.

 

My first apartment in college was directly across the street (now a parking lot).   Our parties always had a few “wanderers” from “The Inn” that came over.