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Another of my dad's Polaroids of my sisters and I that we sent out at Christmas in 1969. I could do mutton chops at 16 but the mustache was a disaster :-)
#ThrowbackThursday: The Circulating Gallery, a lending library of art you could check out to hang in your home!
#ThrowbackThursday - to just a few weeks ago, when Marshall's Advising team (L-R Daniel Choi, Linda Mendoza Lopez, Arthur Alba, Mallika Samtani, Jeff Teng, Katrina Arce, Ellecia Williams and Zada Chio Gallardo) geared up for another incoming class of freshman. Photo/Marshall
#ThrowbackThursday: #JumpSmokers "My Flow So Tight (Anti-Breezy)" - grab a #FREEDOWNLOAD of our 1st song ever at www.soundcloud.com/jumpsmokers! #tbt #chrisbrown #rihanna #breezy #realtalk #stilltrue
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What you don't see is that those cool pants I have on have a flower embroidered just above the crotch. Yes, the 70s were fun.
Weren't the backdrops so magical? It's like we were actually outside with me just hangin' out by the big plastic fence! O.o
#ThrowbackThursday - to 2014, when Annenberg faculty and staff demonstrated holiday cheer at their annual holiday event. Send us your department holiday photos at gateway@usc.edu. Photo/Dan Avila
#ThrowbackThursday - to last fall, when Rossier's Rachel Beal, David Cash and Matt DeGrushe enjoyed 2018 Rossier Homecoming. Photo/Rossier
#ThrowbackThursday - a very special throwback today! The lovely lady in this photo, Carolyn Heine, has been with USC for 54 years. Watch her amazing story at left. Photo courtesy of Carolyn Heine
Hipsters beware. This is not your “retro-inspired” kind of optical drive that you plug into your laptops and desktop PCs. Actually, this is your uncle’s portable CD player back then when it was cool to carry it around and before the influx of today’s portable digital audio (and video) players — the iPod Classic, the Walkman, Astell&Kern, Plenue and the likes as we knew today.
There’s no “official’ statement that has been released yet from manufacturers on when they will cease production or retire — in a more nicer way to say it — these portables devices. But statistics attest that every year, the sales of these particular devices are dropping — even in the popularity game. Falling behind the digital media race. These portable CD players weren’t able to comeback from the limelight. They suffered a major blow in the digital age.
Today, these portable devices are somewhere out there lying underneath your parents’ bed or kept in a box stored in garages. Some are left behind waiting for a good Samaritan that will pick them up and bring them to their final resting place — an electronic waste management dump sites. Some are lurking in the dark hoping for their deliverance (which is to be recycled). All we have to do for now is to wait on when it will be inducted in the digital wall of fame.
The portable CD player is another case of Death by Digital.
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