NOD Themes
| 1973-'75 | Night of Decadence |
| 1976 | Fall of Rome |
| 1977 | Wiess Palms / Motel 6 (Sanitized for your protection) |
| 1978 | Animal House |
| 1979 | 30th Anniversary of the Erection of Wiess |
| 1980 | Halloween |
| 1981 | Caligula |
| 1982 | Armageddon |
| 1983 | Co-eds in Chains (the year Wiess became a co-ed college) |
| 1984 | Animal Farm |
| 1985 | The Final Chapter (last year in which the Texas drinking age was 19) |
| 1986 | Reserection |
| 1987 | The Trojan War |
| 1988 | Motel Wiess |
| 1989 | Die Hard: 40 Years and Still Erect |
| 1990 | Dante's Inferno |
| 1991 | Seuss is Loose |
| 1992 | Garden of Delights |
| 1993 | James Bondage |
| 1994 | Lust In Space |
| 1995 | Scamtasia |
| 1996 | Wei'Kutopo (Amazonian jungle theme) |
| 1997 | The Greatest NOD On Earth (circus theme) |
| 1998 | Silver Anniversary: NOD's Greatest Hits (25th Anniversary) |
| 1999 | The Wizard of NOD |
| 2000 | Never Never NOD |
| 2001 | 2001: A Space NODyssey |
| 2002 | Cops and Robbers: A NOD to Authority |
| 2003 | NODty or Nice - Santa's Coming |
| 2004 | NOD Bless America: Choose Your Position |
| 2005 | NODdy by Nature: A Walk on the Wild Side |
| 2006 | NODical Adventure: A Salute to Seamen |
| 2007 | A Night in NODdingham: Bring Your Stiffest Arrow |
| 2008 | KryptoNOD: Horny Heroes and Villainous Vixens |
| 2009 | The Wonderful World of NOD: Someday My Prince will Come |
| 2010 | Viva NOD Vegas: Go All In |
| 2011 | Harry NODder: Slytherin to my Chamber of Secrets |
| 2012 | NODtendo 69: Blow My Cartridge |
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