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Women Talking, Women Listening; Vol II

A Bay Area-based poetry publication. Looks to be based specifically in Dublin, California.

Printed at X-Press, Berkeley.


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UNCC Graduate School Catalog (2007-2009)

Graduate catalogs such as this one serve the purpose of showcasing requirements needed by students during the specified catalog year. These catalogs apply to students enrolled in UNC Charlotte who have continued their education and graduated to receive a degree. This printed record was made by the Office of Academic Affairs in May of 2007. (University of North Carolina at Cha...


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Central Piedmont Community College Creative Arts Magazine

Creative art magazines provide an important platform for student expression while showcasing cultural trends of their time. Central Piedmont Community college demonstrates the significance of magazines such as these through their preservation of Keystone Creative Arts Magazine (1998), that shows the talent and creative process of their students.

Keystone, the magazine, ...


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Mary Winsor (Penn.) '17 [holding Suffrage Prisoners banner]

The piece is a photograph from 1917 of Mary Winsor, a leading suffragist in the early 20th century movement, holding a protest sign in Washington D.C. in support of the National Women’s Party. The photo was taken by Harris & Ewing, a studio that was based in Washington D.C. The sign reads, “To ask freedom for women is not a crime… suffrage prisoners should not be treated ...


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Blackbox
THIS WAXTRAX “BLACKBOX” PROJECT (which comes deep from our archives) IS ANOTHER OF THE HISTORIC CHICAGO INDUSTRIAL MUSIC SCENE MOMENTS.


It was done for the label in 1992, just prior to Jim Nash’s passing away from Aids.

The very first release was in fact a “solid black” disc, with nine tracks, which included Revolting Cocks, KMFDM, Sister Machine Gun, 1000 H...


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