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Night of Decadence Shirts |
Wiess College |
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This is the first NOD shirt. Fuji (Don Hill) did the silk screening. He bought a bunch of plain white t-shirts and printed up a batch.
Fuji was kind enough to print one on my old tank top. The shirt is now grimy but was much cleaner on page 200 of the 1975 Campanile.
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The most notorious NOD shirt of the time. Andy Kopra was kicked out of a bank lobby in downtown Houston because they considered the shirt indecent. The image on the front side displays some sort of genitalia which is not biologically accurate.
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Front: If the world ended tomorrow, what would you do at a party tonight? Wiess College celebrates the fifteen hundredth anniversary of the Fall of Rome October 29, 1976 |
Back: Vidi, Vici, Veni |
The Fall of Rome shirt. This was the first NOD with a theme.
The back side translates as "I saw, I conquered, I came." It confused the naïve weenies who knew more about the Latin language than Roman revelry.
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Front: Sanitized for your protection Night of Decadence '77 |
Back: Wiess Palms |
Wiess Palms. A tribute to our resemblence to a sleazy motel, and a sly reference to Wiessmen who were good with their hands.
Note the small outline of Wiess College on the top left breast.
© 2007 Kermit Lancaster