A plaque remaining from the Big Apple Night Club at West 135th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem.

Above, a 1934 plaque from the Big Apple Night Club at West 135th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem. Discarded as trash in 2006. Now a Popeyes fast food restaurant on Google Maps.

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Entry from May 27, 2017
“My college graduation was in an arena, and it was hot in there, like 5,000 degrees”

Many college graduations are held inside in arenas, where over 1,000 degrees may be handed out. A joke was posted on Reddit—Jokes on May 26, 2017:
   
“My college graduation was held inside the basketball arena and man was it hot. Musta been like 5,000 degrees in there.”
 
“Why doesn’t the sun go to college?”/“Because it has a million degrees” is another joke about college “degrees.”
     
 
Twitter
Kristen ✨‏
@kristenanna13
actually going to die tomorrow at graduation tomorrow because it’ll be 1000 degrees in there
9:24 PM - 29 May 2013
 
Twitter
Talas Mahon‏
@TalasMahon
This day a year ago you were sitting behind me at graduation. It was also 1139 degrees in there that day. @jonmey14
1:59 PM - 26 Apr 2015
     
Twitter
Michael Braun‏
@MichaelBraunNP
One graduation ceremony down, two more to go at FGCU’s Alico Arena. More than 1,600 getting degrees.
11:16 AM - 1 May 2016  
 
Twitter
The Auburn Plainsman‏
@TheAUPlainsman
3,653 degrees to be awarded at spring 2017 graduation in Auburn Arena
3:37 PM - 2 May 2017
 
Reddit—Jokes
My college graduation was held inside the basketball arena and man was it hot
submitted May 26, 2017 by TheRedditLifeChoseMe
Musta been like 5,000 degrees in there

Posted by Barry Popik
New York CityEducation/Schools • Saturday, May 27, 2017 • Permalink


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