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Volume 12, Number 6 Eastern Illinois University The Keep The Post Amerikan (1972-2004) The Post Amerikan Project 10-1983 Volume 12, Number 6 Post Amerikan Follow this and additional works at: https://thekeep.eiu.edu/post_amerikan Part of the Gender, Race, Sexuality, and Ethnicity in Communication Commons, Journalism Studies Commons, Publishing Commons, and the Social Influence and oliticalP Communication Commons ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED BULK RATE POST AMERIKAN U.S. POSTAGE PAID POST OFFICE BOX 3452 PERMIT NO. 168 BLOOMINGTON, IL 61702 BLOOMINGTON, IL 61702 ,,,_ E I (<rJ I ·bd oa<;J I ~: 11 A\ J,OJ \ 'fjl @I CVI ~' ®' ~I n' &']: cv, 11, @t ~I I ll VI nt Nl Nl v' jf,71 ~, £861 •:t:lQ ~, ~ ~t ~?I-1 ~l ~I ~ .._,"zv ~ ~ ~· ~!iZ .\· {BW.ION: • uotiiU!W00{8 - -------- ' \ i ,,- ueder !1.1e ~X!WO:» !s&U!PI!nq PIO !s.la'IIB:J Ae& f,.> • In this ISSUe Post sellers BLOOMINGTON 'GIVE PEACE A CHANCE' EXHIBIT OPENS IN CHICAGO Peace Museum Annex displays artifacts from the good ole Amtrak station, 1200 w. Front days of 'peace music'; you'll want to see it .••.•.•••••...•••••.••.• 3 Ault Pharmacy, 1102 s. Main The Back Porch, 402~ N. Main SANDINISTAS DEFENDED AT ISU Biasi's Drugstone, 217 N. Main Nicaraguan diplomat refutes Reagan's lies •..•.•••.•.•••.•.•..•••.••. 5 Bus Depot, 523 N. East The Coffee Shop, s. Main LYNN WEBSTER SHOW STUNS IWU Common Ground, 516 N. Main Artist's powerful drawings deal with conflict and resolution .••••••• ? Front and Center Bldg. Haag Drugstore, ~9 w. Washington THE RICH GET RICHER Haag Drugstore, 1110 E. Oakland How the Tinervins get big bucks for letting their property rot .. •'• .. 8 Law & Justice Center, W. Front Medusa's Adult World, 420 N. Madison VET FLEECES ANIMALS, PEOPLE Mel-0-Cream Doughnuts, 901 N •. 'Main Dr. Curry gets free work out of prospective employees •••••••.••••.•• 9 Mike's Market, 1013 N. Park Mr. Donut, 1310 E. Empire GAY FATHERS SHATTER STEREOTYPES IN BLOOMINGTON Nierstheimer Drugs, 1302 N. Main Two local gay dads share their feelings and views ••.•••.•.••.••• l0-11 Pantagraph (in front of building), 301 w. Washington STORM TROOPERS ON HIGHWAY 51 The Park Store, Wood & Allin Stop-n-search cops run amok So. of Bloomington ••.•....••.••.•..•... l4 Red Fox, 918 w. Market Small Changes Bookstore, 409A Main AIDS, GOD AND THE FEAR OF DEATH Susie's Cafe, 602 N. Main Illness and death aren't punishments for anything •••.•••..•.••••.•. l6 U.S. Post Office, 1511 E. Empire (at exit) MAKING THE MOST OF LEPER-HOOD U.S. Post Office, Center & Monroe Ferdydurke protects the lives of heterosexuals ••......•.•......•... l7 Wash House, 609 N. Clinton washington St., across from .courthouse McAPARTHEID: ACTIVISTS SCORE VICTORY w.w. Bake Shop, 801 E. Washington McDonalds decides not to give Krugerrands as prizes ..•••..•....•... l8 NORMAL JAPAN: INDUSTRIAL UTOPIA OR SWEATSHOP? The truth about those 'model' workers ..•....•.•.•••...•••••...•.•.. 19 Alamo II, 319 North (in front) Blue Dahlia, 121 E. Beaufort WHEN THE RIGHT CALLS, ANSWER ISU University Union, 2nd floor Don't hang up; tell the Right-to-lifers what you think •..••..••.... 20 ISU University Union, parking lot entrance ISU Milner Library (entrance) Miscellaneous Outrages ...•. 4-5 Community news •.•.••..•.•..•• 13 Fink's, 111 E. Beaufort (in front) On the Music Scene •..•••.•.•. 6 Amerikan Almanak ••••..•••.•. l5 Midstate Truck Plaza, u.s. 51 north Cable Comix ••.•.••••••••••.•. 6 My Sister, the Punk Rocker •. 20 Mother Murphy's, 111~ North St. Letters •.••••••.•...••••.••. 13 North & Broadway, southeast corner Old Main Bookstore, 207 s. Main Record Service, Watterson Place THE POST AMERIKAN--BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL'S Redbird IGA, 310 S. Main ALTERNATIVE SINCE 1972 Upper Cut, 318 Kingsley White Hen Pantry, 207 Broadway Volume 12, Number 6 October, 1983 (in front) P. o. 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But John Lennon's isn't the only story told here. Beginning with the roots of protest music, the show reaches back before World War II and looks at early folk singer Woody Guthrie and blues artist Big Bill Broonzy, both active in the 19JOs. A huge gallery is devoted to those forceful young people who sparked rebellion in the 1960s. From Peter, Paul, and Mary through more recent stars like the late Harry Chapin, everyone is represented, including Bob Dylan, Arlo Guthrie, Phil Ochs, Holly Near, Country, and perennial folkie Pete Seeger, who bridged 1960s folk musicians with their earlier versions. A transitional gallery honors great rock concerts, £rom Woodstock to the Concert for Bangladesh. A special feature of this gallery is occasional slide shows, set to music, which reflect the spectrum of the entire show. The hard realism and cutting satire of today's music, whether reggae, with This rare handbill from a series of concerts given in 1965 by Bob Dylan the late Bob Marley, or punk, gets and Joan Baez is one of hundreds of items on display at Give Peace A full treatment.
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