i miss uc too... i played ncaa ball for these guys too. we loss twice to lebanon valley in the ncaa division 3 college tournament (93-94, 94-95) ... what a ride it was. irreplaceable memories there for sure. just writing to say hey!!! always remember your best... thanks to the folk at upsala, especially our basketball coach... hoddy mahon. it was a grand four years for me... an opportunity to explore liberty at a liberal arts school... wow, what a draw. thanks to the people of uc for sure... # 42, # 15 (malcolm lamont huckaby)
Of course I remember the basketball games. I played both basketball and softball from 91-95. I just went back to the gym for a hs game a d it really sent chills up my spine. I spent so much time in that gym......
it better not be salerno anonymously... i used to L you for real... and you went to a game without me as usual...[must have been e.o. hs or c. s. hs]... bear poo 4 life right? poo bear, 1 love
Sorry, my name is Darla (I forgot to put my name) :-)
I was a faculty brat - son of Hugo Lutz. We lived on Franklin St. I grew up on the campus, from when I was a small child in 1960 until I moved away in the 80's. I used to deliver the Star Ledger to apartments in this building. I can still remember parking my bicycle in the back on cold winter mornings and entering this building through the boiler room, where it was very hot.
I was a faculty brat - son of Hugo Lutz. We lived on Franklin St. I grew up on the campus, from when I was a small child in 1960 until I moved away in the 80's. I used to deliver the Star Ledger to apartments in this building. I can still remember parking my bicycle in the back on cold winter mornings and entering this building through the boiler room, where it was very hot.
The riots in Newark in 1968 should have given the Upsala administration ample warning that the area was changing very quickly. The school relied heavily on out of staters to foot the bill for dorms and food. Even in the late '60's, there were far too many commuters from New Jersey. The college should have pulled up its roots and moved to New England in the early 70's. No vision.
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