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The 60s: What Were They Anyway?
The 60s: What Were They Anyway?
c. 1981
17.50 in HIGH x 22.50 in WIDE
(44.45 cm HIGH x 57.15 cm WIDE)
All Of Us Or None Archive. Gift of the Rossman Family.
2010.54.7758

Lower left of artwork indicates A. Warrick as the artist. Bottom text reads, "A Sociology 198/298 Class/ Sponsored by Applied Behaviorial Sciences, Experimental College, Sociology, ASUCD Student Forums - printed on recycled paper." Verso has information for A Solar Sminar Series.





Poster has a white background with black and red text. In the upper half are images associated with the 1960s including a plane dropping bombs, cannibis, Che Guevara, Martin Luther King, Jr., and hands making the peace sign. The images surround the title, "The 60s," that has a peace symbol as the number 0. In the lower half poster reads, "What Were They Anyway?/ A Sociological Analysis of a Decade of Change." Dates are listed from 1/20 to 3/17 and cover different topics with different speakers from the Free Speech Movement by Mike Rossman to Native Americans by Dennis Banks.
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