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GO NAVY – December 1983: A group of Midshipmen, with permission, covered the sign for the Army-Navy football game's first and only West Coast appearance. [74] RAFFEYSOD – in 1985, an obscure rock band from New Orleans named the Raffeys altered the sign in an act of unauthorized self-promotion.
1 de ene. de 2017 · (Los Angeles Times) The first iteration of “Hollyweed” was also the first day that California classified possession of up to one ounce of marijuana as a misdemeanor, rather than a felony. In 1983,...
28 de feb. de 2023 · Originally intended to last for just 18 months, the Hollywood sign celebrates its 100th birthday in 2023. ... including “Go Navy” in 1983 and “GO UCLA” for the 1993 UCLA-USC game.
Midshipmen from the Naval Academy went on the offensive to rewrite the HOLLYWOOD sign to read GO NAVY. Meanwhile, one of four potential Army mascot mules was put through his paces at Santa Anita race track in anticipation of the Army-Navy football game tomorrow, at the Rose Bowl. Photo dated: November 24, 1983. Subject
3 de ene. de 2017 · Some passionate sailors made their pride known to Hollywood by placing banners readying “Go Navy” over the sign back in Nov. 1983 ahead of the famous Army-Navy Game at the Rose Bowl....
Rights Information. Images available for reproduction and use. Please see the Ordering & Use page at http://tessa.lapl.org/OrderingUse.html for additional information. Description. Midshipmen from the Naval Academy went on the offensive to rewrite the HOLLYWOOD sign to read GO NAVY.
- December 1983: GO NAVY (Army-Navy football game) - January 1985: RAFFEYSOD (The Raffeys prank) - April 1987: FOX (Primetime launch of Fox TV network) - May 1987: CALTECH (Senior prank) - July 1987: OLLYWOOD (Iran-Contra hearings) - September 1987: HOLYWOOD (Pope John Paul II's visit) - October 1992: PerotWood (Ross Perot's presidential run)
