[LUconn]

if you remember TV's in DeMoss hall

ha, it was in the lounge/couch area. what a waste of space that was. It was kinda cool at times though to come out of a class and find a bunch of your dormmates just sitting around on the couches.

[givemethemic]

I remember that as a kid...CNN was always playing on those TV's btw the I was like 7 when I started going to Men's b-ball games...

[LUconn]

hey now, it was like that up until the spring semester of '01

[El Scorcho]

if you remeber the 2 huge rooms of DeMoss as 160 and 161.
if you remember TV's in DeMoss hall
if you remember the rock wall thingy

Check, check and check.

My favorite part about the old wall and all that came with it, were the grazing deer behind the fake windows. Talk about your classic interior design touches.

[Knucklehead]

On my first wisit to LU, it was that lovely scene that made up my mind the LU was for me! lol!

if you remeber the 2 huge rooms of DeMoss as 160 and 161.
if you remember TV's in DeMoss hall
if you remember the rock wall thingy

Check, check and check.

My favorite part about the old wall and all that came with it, were the grazing deer behind the fake windows. Talk about your classic interior design touches.

[Knucklehead]

Oh yea, and I used to feed quality TV programming to those TVs. "New Music", and The Sunday nigh show who's name had escaped my old hag brain are just 2 quality examples

[LUconn]

My favorite part about the old wall and all that came with it, were the grazing deer behind the fake windows. Talk about your classic interior design touches.

the wall! hahahhaha, I forgot all about that. Chris Price, noted columnist of the The Champion section "the price is right", had a nickname for it that I shall not disclose. But if you remember who was always sitting on it, you'll know that it was a mildly racist nickname.

[absturgill]

Speaking of Classic TV programs on the DeMoss TV's, anyone remember "Act It Out" with Alfonzo Wesson on the Liberty Channel. I'm a 2005 and during most of my time there, Saturday nights would be a 2 episode mini-marathon of that with the sweet Toyota Supra in the opening in downtown Lynchbug.

[Cider Jim]

And Wesson claimed to be the "original Fonz" and always had Dr. Miller from the Psychology Dept. as his side kick then, and I think it was filmed in the Lloyd Auditorium, back when we still had a fountain sculpture inside the Fine Arts building.

[PAmedic]

And Wesson claimed to be the "original Fonz" and always had Dr. Miller from the Psychology Dept. as his side kick then, and I think it was filmed in the Lloyd Auditorium, back when we still had a fountain sculpture inside the Fine Arts building.

it was; I attended a few of those tapings

hideous.

[TIMSCAR20]

knuckehead, you missed the Bailey Alston sighting in da Burg on Friday. Check out my facebook pix to see him.

[Knucklehead]

Speaking of Classic TV programs on the DeMoss TV's, anyone remember "Act It Out" with Alfonzo Wesson on the Liberty Channel. I'm a 2005 and during most of my time there, Saturday nights would be a 2 episode mini-marathon of that with the sweet Toyota Supra in the opening in downtown Lynchburg.

I did lighting for Act it out and ran the camera jib as an employee for LBN. By the way besides the Lloyd auditorium we also taped 1 season at the original north campus (old Cradock Terry shoe factory) which is now Genworth off the expressway. The set in there was huge and fun to build.

[Sly Fox]

We've had some 'Act It Out' threads on here on both the old Firehouse and this board. Suffice it to say it wasn't one of the high moments in Liberty history. I liked the fact that for that one shining moment we were trying to think outside the box. But the execution was awful.

Most of my friends were working on that crew with Knucklehead et al.

As for the fountain, wasn't that Macel's Marvel?

[Knucklehead]

I miss that ugly fountain. I used to sit by that for hours "studying" I do like the little coffee shop that is there now though.

[Ronni]

whatever happened to that fountain? i remember when it was brand new. i travelled on the king's players with the Lloyd's for whom the auditorium was named. is the auditorium still there?

[El Scorcho]

whatever happened to that fountain? is the auditorium still there?

Crazy as it sounds, they put a floor there.

Yes, the auditorium is still there.

[Ronni]

Huh. A floor. Go figure.

Is the auditorium still where the campus dramas are performed?

[Libertine]

Lloyd Auditorium (aka FA 134) is still there.

[JDUB]

yeah, now that the theatre department is growing, and we now have a theatre major, i think we need a bigger auditorium. every play i went to this year seemed to be packed out

[BJWilliams]

They often sell out the majority of the shows for all the plays, and we're getting some good ones in there. Course some of the folks acting in the plays are friedns of mine.

As a side note, We just had 5 of the members of the cast of Thoroughly Modern Millie here just got nominated for Irene Ryan awards (its one of the highest awards in collegiate theatre)