Oct 15, 2012
Bummobile favors Hobo Day
I was born as a Model T Ford in 1912 right out of Henry Ford’s factory … Continue Reading Bummobile favors Hobo Day
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I was born as a Model T Ford in 1912 right out of Henry Ford’s factory … Continue Reading Bummobile favors Hobo Day
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Whether a spectator or a spectacle, there’s no such thing as a bad Hobo Day. Continue Reading Parade perspectives
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Members of the 100 Years of Hobo Day Committee offer their memories. Continue Reading Songs, prayers, parades and touchdowns
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From ‘Garbage Hill’ to the Bummobile, Dirty Lil evolves Dirty Lil, dressed in ragged hippie hobo wear, became a part of the Hobo Day tradition in 1976. Thirty-five years after Weary Wil came to life, a partner joined him for the Hobo Day hoopla. Each year the Hobo Day committee chooses an SDSU alumnus to… Continue Reading Dirty Lil
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Organized by Blue Key honor service fraternity, Kangaroo Court was a lighthearted means of enforcing college Hobo Week traditions. Continue Reading Kangaroo Court
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Walt Conahan, 1941 Collegian editor, brought Weary Wil to life. Continue Reading Weary Wil
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The College of Pharmacy’s 1934 Hobo Day Parade float. Continue Reading Pharmacy Float 1934
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1985 Hobo Day victory over No. 1-ranked USD still ranks as one of fans’ top games. Continue Reading A win for the recordbooks
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The week leading up to Hobo Day is packed with hobo-themed events. Continue Reading Hobo Week Events
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In this issue of STATE Magazine we recognize the 150th anniversary of the Morrill Act. Continue Reading Morrill Act turns 150
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