Hi there thanks for the video, I have a question it could be possible for an international student of doctorate in sociology live in a residence hall? I'd appreciate your answer
3:24 is not education major. I just got my BS in Kinesiology and most of our classes were in the TA building. 5:23 the education complex is also where Kinesiology research is at so again not education for teachers and what not.
When we look at the publicly available (as it should be) reality of funding streams and connections of better… this school represents a lot of potential and kinetic energies… as do many other spots and lifts. Breathe ya’ll… sectors and beyond.
My wife and I were married in June 1976 and went to Florida on our honeymoon. We drove over to Sebring and found the gates wide open and the track totally empty. We said "What the heck!" and drove onto the track and went up and down the pit straight a couple of times in her 1972 Chevy Vega with snow tires on the back. 😂
I graduated from there 35 plus years ago when I was in my late 20’s. I don’t even recognize it anymore. It’s Amazing how much it’s changed. Thanks for sharing! God, I feel old!
This is how I remember PC. There has been a lot of changes, some good but not all. We lost our thriving downtown with the flock to the Mall generation. Thank you for sharing. It was a great time to live here.
Dang I was just thinking about swinging by Big Top Flea Market since i haven't gone in a while and I'm just finding out now it's been gone since 2020?? That's so crazy because I used to go there a lot especially when I was a kid 90s. I think the last time I went was in 2013 and even then there weren't as many vendors as I remember like in the 90's and 2000s but there was still enough of them there that it was a similar atmosphere of buying some things, spoke with lots of people and bought some food at the food court. That' so sad I'm about to let my family and friends know. R.I.P. to Tops man wow that's wild. 😯
sadly now a shopping plaza, met Clint Eastwood on the train ride and got a autograph poster - yeah no doubt my Mom was famous for throwing away stuff not nailed down:( must have been 63-63 . also remember glass bottom boats at Silver Springs - glad the state saved that landmark.
