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Comment by Joe Christian on April 4, 2010 at 3:33am

"there", not "their". Sheesh.

Comment by Joe Christian on April 4, 2010 at 3:27am

Joe Christian is the name of a person I know. I'm helping him out here at Musical Family Tree. As "Tom Youngjohn" I attended Collins LLC from 1984 to 1986 or so. Nice place. I went from almost flunking out of school my first semester to getting "A"s. I credit Collins and the people I met there. I still have an old, wooden crab trap I bought my first semester their. I keep my copying machine on it.

Comment by The Girl with the Most on May 3, 2009 at 1:29pm

My best from from childhood, Kate Comiskey, lived at Collins her freshman year and then in a variety houses in Bloomington afterwards. Didn't go to IU, but spent plenty of time there. Good people, good shows, good weed. Great memories.

Comment by Brian Leonard on February 23, 2009 at 1:50am

Collins Smith 007 was my room in 93-94. It was a half floor of the smallest building with TV, laundry, computer lab, and our RA was on the floor above - college utopia at the time.

I wonder where Dave Todd is? Last I remember him getting married and going to Japan.

Many thanks to Carl Broemel for inviting Populous to play in the Coffee house before we started college. With out seeing Collins I wouldn't have known where to live.

Comment by Angela (Hubbard) Everson on November 12, 2008 at 12:40am

Wasn't there a show there around Halloween where if you dressed up you got in without a cover? (Or was that a different hallucination?) Sarah Bortt and I feigned to be dressed as a 20's model (because of her rockin' flapper dress she was donning over her jeans) and her photographer (since I happened to be carrying my old Brownie that day with the large flash attachment). Great show from what I remember . . . if only I could remember who was playing . . .

Comment by Jefferson Porter on October 30, 2008 at 9:05am

Hmmm..Collins. There were two satellite buildings, right? Green and Brown. I lived in a solo room in Green (I think)..to follow up on both April and Mark's comments...I did indeed fall in love across the cafeteria table at Collins..with Mindy, who was Mark's gf, but that's another story. There were a bunch of us that met and slogged through the first year at Collins; ATN became my lifelong friend (he's in Seattle...just the same)...wonder where the others are?

Comment by CraiGrrr on September 12, 2008 at 7:20pm

Yeah, I noticed that the other day and had to make a trip into town just to snag it.

Comment by jennifer johnson on August 3, 2008 at 10:00pm

hey who posted that satellite photo? I think that's my one-hitter i lost--right there under that bush! see it?

Comment by Mark DeVoy on July 22, 2008 at 8:15am

My first memories of Collins, the place where my gf, Mindy lived. I'd never heard a big porch referred to as a "veranda", but that's what it was, the veranda where everyone hung out, sunned, did homework or socialized. I had a room in a house on 7th St., right behind the Bluebird. But soon moved, "unofficially" into Mindy's room, it was the bldg. on the right as you faced the complex. Mindy was a vegetarian and introduced me to Dannon yogurt, which was always offered as the meal replacement if you didn't want mystery meat.
My band, The Flint'tones (essentially a Ramones cover band), played out there on the veranda one sunny day and had rolicking good time, I'm pretty sure Leath(X-Hostages) even came up and honored us with some vocals that day.
more Collins stories next time.

Comment by Rev.Seth Maxwell Malice on July 15, 2008 at 2:26pm

When I lived in Collins, the only things I Learned in the "Living Learning Center" were how to get the munchies and shoplift from the store in the basement, and that you should have a liner under your waterbed, if youre planning on sneaking one in, where theyre not allowed in the first place.

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