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GARY ZABEL PAPERS
1920-2013, bulk 1967-2013
Accession Number: 116-45
Repository: University of Massachusetts Boston. University Archives and Special Collections
Creator: Gary Zabel
Title: Gary Zabel papers
Date [inclusive]: 1920-2013, bulk 1967-2013
Extent: 8 linear feet (two record cartons, five document cases, five newspaper boxes, one scrapbook box, four oversize folders)
Language: English, French
Citation: Courtesy of the University Archives and Special Collections Department, Joseph P. Healey Library, University of Massachusetts Boston: Gary Zabel papers
Processing Information: Processed by Jessica Holden in September 2017.
Conditions on Use and Access: This collection is open for research.
Copyright: Copyright restrictions may apply.
PROVENANCE
The Gary Zabel papers were donated to University Archives and Special Collections in the Joseph P. Healey Library at the University of Massachusetts Boston on May 4, 2016 by Gary Zabel.
ARRANGEMENT AND PROCESSING NOTES
Original folder titles were retained in most cases. The original arrangement of folders was retained in Series I. Series II was arranged into format types (magazines, newspapers, and posters), and then arranged alphabetically by title. Folder titles created by the archivist and information added to original folder titles are indicated by brackets in the folder list. Chicago Seed, volume 6, number 12 and volume 7, number 10 were moldy and were removed from the collection. These issues are available on microfilm at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Libraries, call number A 265. For assistance, contact ref@library.umass.edu.
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
Gary Zabel is a faculty member in the Philosophy Department at the University of Massachusetts Boston, where he has taught since 1989. His specialties include ethics, University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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aesthetics, political philosophy, and ontology, and he has taught courses on Moral and Social Problems, Marxist Philosophy, Film and Philosophy, Virtual Art and Philosophy, Philosophy of Magic, Parallel Universes, and Morals and the Law, among others. Zabel was involved with the antiwar, socialist, anarchist, and Left-Green movements of the 1960s and 1970s; academic labor activism, particularly at the University of Massachusetts Boston; and the Occupy Boston movement of 2011.
SOURCES OF INFORMATION
1. Gary Zabel, Philosophy Department, UMass Boston. http://www.faculty.umb.edu/gary_zabel/Website/index.html. Accessed 6 Sep. 2017.
SCOPE AND CONTENT
These records document Gary Zabel’s activism, particularly his involvement with the anti-Vietnam War movement in the United States and England; the Boston University Strike of 1979, of which he was the picket line coordinator for graduate teaching assistants; the English Left of the 1980s (Zabel traveled to England frequently during that decade); the Autre Futur international meeting of anarcho-syndicalist unions in Paris in 2000, where he was an invited speaker; the Occupy Boston movement of 2011; and his academic labor activism from 1997 to 2013. The collection also includes a series of socialist, anarchist, and Left-Green publications, including incomplete but substantial runs of The Black Panther and Students for a Democratic Society, and underground newspapers from across the United States. Formats include articles, bylaws, contracts, correspondence, handbooks, magazines, memoranda, newspapers, photographs, posters, and reports.
SERIES OUTLINE
This collection is arranged in two series:
Series I. Papers, 1967-2013
Series II. Publications, 1920-2001
CONTAINER LIST
Box: 1
Series I. Papers, 1967-2013
1. Anarchist Archives Project, 1992-1993
2. [Public exhibition contract], 2013
3. Folios, publicación de discusión y análisis, año IV, número 23, verano, 2011
4. [Articles by Gary Zabel, including published copies of The Musical Times], 1989-1992
5. [Articles on academic labor], 1999-2011
6. Mass Board of Higher Ed/UMass Board of Trustees, 1995-1998
7. Grad TA [graduate teaching assistant] organizing, 1996-2000 University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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8. [Boston Higher Education Symposium], 2013 April
9. Just-in-Time Education, 1999
10. GSU [Georgia State University], 1999
11. Harvard/MIT and the economy, 1999
12. “The Universities” from Who Rules Boston?, undated
13. MTA miscellaneous, 1999 June
14. Larry Kaye’s letter to new activists, 1999 May 18
15. Photo UMB picket line, 1998 April
16. UMass Workers Center, 1999-2000
17. “How to organize your workplace,” 1999 October
18. Labor page, circa 1990-1999
19. FSU [Faculty Staff Union] bylaws, 1999-2000
20. FSU [Faculty Staff Union]/UMB [UMass Boston] 98-2001 contract, 1998-2001
21. CUNY [City University of New York] adjuncts unite, 1997-1999
22. [Faculty Staff Union], 2001-2004
23. Photos of 3rd COCAL [Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor], [1989]
24. Articles: Chronicle/Coffin/Academe, 1992-1999
25. MTA Rep Handbook, 1998-1999
26. UMass Boston—corporate connections, 2000
27. Temping, 2000 March 27
28. Higher education statistics, 1975-1999
29. Union contract, 2002-2004
30. Affirmative action, 1999
31. When are teachers exploited?, undated
32. UMB socialist column, undated
33. FSU certification decision, 1999
34. Avonowitz: “White shirt, blue collar,” 1999 June 14
35. Fact sheet: NE [Northeastern University]/Emerson [College], 1999
36. Benefits for the non-benefitted, 1998
37. Organizational statements on part-time faculty employment, 1977-1998
38. Grants, 2000
39. Course release, 1999 April 22
40. Press list, 1995-1997
41. Infusion article: COCAL [Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor], 1999-2000
42. Socialist Scholars Conference, 1999
43. U.S. Labor Party, 1999
44. MCCC [Massachusetts Community College Council] vote, 1998-2001
45. Students/temping, etc., 1999
46. 3rd annual COCAL [Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor] Congress email, 1999
47. Labor Party Conference, 1999
48. NEA Update: “PT Faculty: Quality Issues,” 1998 March University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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49. “What do we have to gain?,” undated
50. Post-tenure review, 1998-1999
51. Paris—Autre Futur 2000 [1 of 6], 2000-2001
52. Paris—Autre Futur 2000 [2 of 6], 1998-2000
53. Paris—Autre Futur 2000 [3 of 6], 1995-2000
Box: 2
54. Paris—Autre Futur 2000 [4 of 6], 1989-2000
55. Paris—Autre Futur 2000 [5 of 6], 1998-2000
56. Paris—Autre Futur 2000 [6 of 6], 1986-2000
57. English left, early 1990s, 1970-1990
58. [High school activism, 1969 anti-Vietnam War march, 1970 free speech battle], 1967-1970
59. HERE BU [Boston University] drive, 1999-2000
60. Occupy Boston, 2011
61. BU [Boston University] strike [scrapbook], 1979 [oversize]
62. Adjunct and university organizing [1 of 5], 1998-2002
63. Adjunct and university organizing [2 of 5], 1975-2006
64. Adjunct and university organizing [3 of 5], 1998-2002
65. Adjunct and university organizing [4 of 5], 1998-2002
66. Adjunct and university organizing [5 of 5], 1998-2003
67. SEIU [Service Employees International Union] Janitors Local, 1999
68. JWJ [Jobs with Justice] directory, workers’ rights, 2000
69. Corporatized university, 1999
70. National COCAL [Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor] receipts and bank account, 1993-2000
71. Campaign on contingent work, 1994-2000
72. “Contingent faculty in public higher ed [education] in Penn,” 1998-2000
73. [Academic labor] [1 of 2], 1998-2000
74. [Academic labor] [2 of 2], 1998-2000
75. Labor Notes: “UMB P-T faculty win benefits,” 1998 September
76. Collective bargaining glossary, circa 2000
77. UMass Facts, 1997-1999
78. Boston project/initial meetings, circa 2000
79. New academic underclass, 1999
80. College Daze, 1999
81. New York Times/Amy Dean, 1999 November 14
Box: 3
82. AAUP [American Association of University Professors] survey, 1999
83. AAUP [American Association of University Professors] statement on collective bargaining, 1972 December University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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84. History of colleges and universities, 1999
85. COCAL’s [Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor] 3rd National Congress, 1999
86. Labor law, 1999
87. Berkeley Beacon, 1999 November
88. FSU [Faculty Staff Union]/UMB [University of Massachusetts Boston] contract, 1995 October 26
89. Columbia College, 1999
90. Working for Academic Renewal, 1998
91. COCAL’s [Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor] Second National Congress, 2000
92. The Black and Blue, 1999
93. COCAL [Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor] general meeting information packet, 1999
94. Carlin/Chronicle of Higher Education, 1999 November 5
95. Testimony before Labor and Commerce Committee, 1999 May
96. Flyers from Fall 99 pickets, 1999
97. MTA [Massachusetts Teachers Association] campus campaign, 1999-2000
Box: 4
98. Massachusetts Communications College, 1999
99. New York Times – Barbara’s quote, 1999
100. IW [Industrial Worker]-UMB [University of Massachusetts Boston] reprints, 1998
101. “Adjunct faculty organizing in Boston,” 1999
102. Mass colleges, 1999
103. AAUP [American Association of University Professors] literature, 1997-1999
104. Student petition/UMB! [University of Massachusetts Boston], 1998
105. [Flyers], circa 2000
106. [Report on the May 2 Independent Progressive Politics Network Conference], undated
107. [“Free Family Notes], undated
Series II. Publications, 1920-2001
Magazines and Pamphlets
1. A-INFOS, number 11, 1995 September-October
2. Against Sleep and Nightmare, number 5, circa 1994
3. AIM Report, undated
4. Anarchy, numbers 26, 28, 32, 1990-1992 [oversize]; number 35, winter, 1993, 1990-1993
5. Anarchy Comics, number 4, 1987
6. The Bad Days Will End, numbers 1-3, individual booklets, 2000
7. Black Rose, number 12, winter, 1986-1987
8. Changing Work, fall, 1988
9. “Class struggles in China,” Charlatan Stew, 1976
10. Cold, number 3, 1991 February
11. Collective Action Notes, numbers 3-6, 1994-1995 University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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12. CrossRoads, number 17, 1992 January
13. “Deadly connections,” an Against the Current anti-militarist pamphlet, 1986
14. Democratic Left, volume XXIV, numbers 1 and 5, 1996
15. Die Grünen: “The program of the Green Party of the Federal Republic of Germany,” “Purpose in work-solidarity in life, economic policy statement against unemployment and social decline,” 1984
Box: 5
16. East to Cali, 1994
17. Factsheet 5, number 53, 1994 October
18. Free Trade Area of the Americas, “Demystifying the corporate jargon,” 2001 February
19. GEO (Grassroots Economic Organizing) Newsletter, issues XX and XXIV, 1996
20. Green Program Project, “Ecology and revolutionary thought” and “Municipalization, community ownership of the economy,” by Murray Bookchin, 1986, 1988
21. Ideas and Action, numbers 3 and 5, 1983, 1985
22. “The incomplete, true, authentic and wonderful history of May Day,” by Peter Linebaugh (Midnight Notes), [2 copies], 1986 May 1
23. Information, Education, Discussion Bulletin, “In defense of Marxism,” number 105, 1993 April
24. Invariance, “On organization,” 1972
25. Kate Sharpley Library, “The Italian glass blowers takeover of 1910,” 1992
26. Labor Notes, number 238, 1999 January
27. Left Green Notes, number 6, 1991 February-March
28. Liberation, volume 15, number 11, volume 16, numbers 1-2, 1971 February-April
29. Liberation, volume 16, number 4, 1971 September
30. Liberation, volume 16, number 10, 1972 March
31. Liberation, volume 17, number 2, 1972 May
32. Liberation, special double issue, volume 17, numbers 3-5, 1972 August
33. Liberation, volume 17, number 7, 1972 October
34. Liberation, volume 17, number 8, 1973 January
35. Liberation, volume 18, number 1, 1973 July-August
36. Liberation, volume 18, number 2, 1973 September-October
37. Liberation, volume 18, number 4, 1973 December
38. Liberation, volume 18, number 10, 1974 September-October
39. Liberation, volume 19, number 1, 1975 January
40. Liberation, volume 19, number 5, 1975 July-August
41. Liberation, volume 19, number 6, 1975 September-October
Box: 6
42. “Local currencies – beginning to break a stranglehold” for use in Science for Humane Survival, 1996 November 16 University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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43. “Massachusetts jobs with justice, a campaign for workers’ rights,” 1995 annual report, 1995
44. The Match!, number 87, summer, 1992
45. NAM, “Yesterday’s lessons: Lay-offs, unemployment, and working class unity,” undated
46. New England Free Press, “The roots of class struggle in the south,” by Ken Lawrence, 1975
47. Open Magazine Pamphlet Series, number 3, “Marc Cooper Zapatistas spreading hope for grassroots change starting from Chiapas, Mexico,” 1994 February
48. Osawatomie, volume 2, number 2, 1976 June-July
49. Processed World, numbers 20, 21, 24, 25, 1987-1990
50. Public Occurrence, 1976 October 4
51. RAIN, volume XIV, number 1, winter/spring, 1991
52. Ramparts, volume 11, number 5, 1972 November
53. Ramparts, volume 12, number 6, 1974 January
54. Rebel Worker Pamphlet, number 5, “Libertarian communism,” 1985
55. Red Balloon, spring, 1988 [oversize]
56. Red Balloon Collective, “Zen-Marxism: Chapter one, those not busy being born are busy dying,” by Mitchel Cohen, 1993 April
57. Red Balloon Collective, “Zen-Marxism: Chapter two, help, I’m voting and I can’t get up,” by Mitchel Cohen, 1993 April
58. Red Balloon Collective, “Zen-Marxism: Chapter three, a blastula from the pastula, or no fetus can beat us,” by Mitchel Cohen, 1992
59. Red Balloon Collective, “Zen-Marxism: Chapter six, the shortcomings of traditional leftist strategy,” by Mitchel Cohen, 1993 April
60. Red Lion Press, “The impossibilists,” 1995
61. Regeneration, spring, 1992
62. Report on the 1st conference of the Left Green Network, Ames, Iowa, 1989 April 21-23
63. Resurgence, “The American labor movement: A new beginning,” by Sam Dolgoff, 1980 August
64. Root and Branch, number 10, circa 1982
65. Sabotage Editions, “Art strike handbook: The years without art, 1990-1993,” 1989
66. Socialist Party USA, “Revitalize the labor movement: Union militancy, union democracy, and workers’ control,” undated
67. Socialist Party Membership Handbook, 1985 June
68. Solidarity Discussion Bulletin on Organization, volume 8, numbers 9-13, 1995-1996
Box: 7
69. Solidarity Discussion Bulletin, 1996 Preconvention Series, numbers 1-7, 9, 10, 1996 April-July
70. Solidarity Discussion Bulletin, volume 9, numbers 1-3, 5-9, 11, 1996-1998
71. Solidarity founding statement (1986), [reprint], 1998
72. Solidarity: Minutes, Solidarity National Committee Meeting, Chicago, 1995 November 18-19
73. Solidarity: Minutes, Solidarity National Committee Meeting, Chicago, 1996 February 10-11
74. Solidarity: Minutes of Political Committees, numbers 59-64, 1996 May-July University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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75. Solidarity: Motions from the Solidarity 1996 National Convention, Chicago, Illinois, [2 copies], 1996 August 9-11
76. Solidarity: Minutes of the July 19-20, 1997 National Committee Meeting, 1997
77. Solidarity: National Committee Minutes, December 6-7, Chicago, 1997
78. Solidarity pamphlet, “The fight at UPS: The Teamsters’ victory and the future of the ‘New Labor Movement,’” by Dan La Botz, 1997 November
79. Solidarity pamphlet, “The New Teamsters, organizing a rank-and-file victory,” 1992
80. Solidarity pamphlet, “The Rainbow and the Democratic Party—new politics or old? A socialist perspective,” edited by Joanne Misnik, 1988 April
81. Solidarity pamphlet, “Savvy troublemaking, politics for New Labor activists,” by Amy Carroll, 1997 March
82. Solidarity, Socialist Organization Today, [2 copies], 1997 February
83. Solidarity Working Paper, “Changes in the AFL-CIO and the Labor Movement Today,” by Kim Moody, circa 1995
84. Solidarity Working Paper, “In honor of the Staley Workers: Legacy of struggle, lessons from defeat,” circa 1995
85. Solidarity Working Paper, “The Labor Party: Its founding,” by Da La Botz, “Its promise, its problems, its future,” by Jane Slaughter, circa 1996
86. Solidarity Working Paper, “Why socialists support Nader in ’96,” [2 copies], circa 1996
87. Temp Slave!, issue 4, circa 1990-1999
88. “Who are the Burlington Greens?” electoral platform, circa 1989
89. Wimmen’s Comix, number 10, 1985 October
90. World War 3 Illustrated, number 14, 1992
91. A World to Win, volume 1, number 7, 1996 December
92. The Yankee Radical, 1996 March
Box: 8
Newspapers
93. All You Can Eat, volume 1, number 3, 1970 September 14
94. All You Can Eat, volume 1, number 5, 1970 November 16
95. Ann-Arbor Sun, issue 8, 1971 June 18-24
96. Ann-Arbor Sun, issue 9, 1971 June 25-July 1
97. Arbetaren, numbers 15-16, 2000
98. The Augur, volume 3, number 2, 1971 October 1-15
99. The Augur, volume 3, number 3, 1971 October 19-November 2
100. The Augur, volume 3, number 4, [2 copies], 1971 November 5-19
101. Berkeley Barb, volume 8, number 1, issue 173, circa 1971
102. Berkeley Tribe, volume 6, number 18, 1972 January 14-21
103. The Black Dwarf, volume 14, number 14, 1969 March 28
104. The Black Dwarf, volume 14, number 37, 1970 September 5
105. Black Flag, number 165, 1986 December 15 University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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106. The Black Panther, volume 2, number 19, 1969 January 4
107. The Black Panther, volume 4, number 24, 1970 May 19
108. The Black Panther, volume 4, number 28, 1971 January 9
109. The Black Panther, volume 5, number 12, 1970 September 19
110. The Black Panther, volume 5, number 14, [2 copies], 1970 October 3
111. The Black Panther, volume 5, number 20, 1970 November 14
112. The Black Panther, volume 5, number 22, 1970 November 28
113. The Black Panther, volume 6, number 29, 1971 August 14
114. The Black Panther, volume 7, number 10, 1971 October 30
115. The Black Panther, volume 8, number 16, 1972 July 8
116. Boston Sunday Globe, “College Guide ’99: A primer on New England’s 4-year institutions,” 1999 September 26
117. Class War, volume 4, number 30, 1969 September 20
118. Class War, number 55, undated
119. Chicago Seed, volume 7, number 2, circa 1971
120. Chinook, volume 3, number 14, 1971 April 15
121. Earth First!, volume 12, number 3, 1992 February 2
122. East West Journal, volume 3, number 4, 1973 April
123. Fag Rag, 1971 June
124. Freedom, volume 31, number 27, 1970 August 29
125. Freedom News, volume 5, number 9, 1971 September
126. Freedom News, volume 5, number 12, 1971 December
127. Freedom News, volume 6, number 2, 1972 February
128. Freedom News, volume 6, number 3, 1972 March
Box: 9
129. Free You, 1970 July 26
130. Fifth Estate, volume 25, number 2, winter, 1990-1991
131. Fifth Estate, volume 29, number 1, summer, 1994
132. Georgia Straight, volume 4, number 121, 1970 August 5-12
133. The Grape, number 22, 1972 June 14-20
134. The Grape, volume 1, number 24, 1972 June 28-July 4
135. The Grape, number 25, 1972 July 5-11
136. The Grape, number 27, circa 1972
137. Grass Roots, blade 2, circa 1970-1979
138. Grass Roots, blade 3, circa 1970-1979
139. Grass Roots, blade 4, circa 1970-1979
140. The Great-Speckled Bird, volume 4, number 20, 1971 May 17
141. The Great-Speckled Bird, volume 5, number 24, 1972 June 19
142. The Great-Speckled Bird, volume 6, number 18, 1973 May 14
143. The Great-Speckled Bird, volume 7, number 16, 1974 April 22 University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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144. The Great-Speckled Bird, volume 7, number 37, 1974 September 16
145. The Green Revolution, volume 10, number 5-6, circa 1972
146. GI Press Service, volume 2, number 9, 1970 September 21
147. Guerilla, volume 2, number 29, 1972 January 12
148. Guerilla, volume 2, number 49, circa 1972
149. Guerilla, volume 2, number 50, circa 1972
150. Guerilla, volume 2, number 52, circa 1972
151. Harry, issue number 33, (volume 2, number 8), 1971 March 12-25
152. Harry, issue number 37, (volume 2, number 12), 1971 May 20-June 4
153. How Harvard Rules, undated
154. Industrial Worker, volume 87, 1990 June
155. It Won’t Be Built! Occupation/Blockade Handbook, 1980 May 24
156. Kick It Over, number 16, summer, 1986
157. Labor Party Press, volume 6, number 2, 2001 March
158. Leviathan, volume 1, number 2, 1969 April
159. Leviathan, volume 1, number 7, 1969 December
160. Leviathan, volume 1, number 9, 1970 March
161. Leviathan, volume 2, number 4, fall, 1970
Box: 10
162. Liberated Guardian, volume 2, number 7, 1971 November
163. Liberated Guardian, volume 2, number 8, 1972 January
164. Liberated Guardian, volume 3, number 1, 1972 May
165. Liberated Guardian, volume 3, number 3, 1972 July
166. Liberated Guardian, volume 3, number 5, 1972 September
167. Liberated Guardian, volume 3, number 6, 1972 October
168. Liberation, volume 16, number 8, 1972 January
169. Liberation, volume 17, number 7, 1972 October
170. Los Angeles News Advocate, volume 2, number 14, 1972 May 15-31
171. Lumpen, volume 3, issue 26, 1995 February
172. May Day: Tactical Manual, undated
173. May Flowers/May Day, undated
174. The Mole, circa 1970
175. The Mole, volume 2, number 5, 1971 April
176. Movement, volume 4, number 10, 1968 November
177. Movement, volume 5, number 7, 1969 August
178. New American Movement, volume 5, number 4, 1975 December
179. New Morning, volume 2, number 4, undated
180. The New Patriot, volume 1, number 2, 1970 September-October
181. The New Patriot, volume 1, number 3, 1970 November-December
182. NOLA Express, number 79, 1971 April 16-29 University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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183. NOLA Express, number 87, 1971 August 12-25
184. NOLA Express, number 90, 1971 September 24-October 7
185. Northwest Passage, volume 6, number 1, 1971 October 25-November 7
186. Northwest Passage, volume 7, number 6, 1972 July 3-16
187. The O.B. People’s Rag, volume 2, number 8, 1972 March
188. The O.B. People’s Rag, volume 2, number 10, 1972 May
189. The O.B. People’s Rag, volume 2, number 11, 1972 May
190. The Old Mole, volume 1, number 1, 1968 September 13
191. The Old Mole, volume 1, number 2, 1968 October 5
192. The Old Mole, volume 1, number 3, 1968 October 30
193. The Old Mole, volume 1, number 4, 1968 November 16
194. The Old Mole, issue number 5, 1968 December 12
195. The Old Mole, number 6, 1969 January 13-26
196. The Old Mole, number 7, 1969 February 1-14
197. The Old Mole, number 8, 1969 February 21-March 7
198. The Old Mole, number 9, 1969 March 14-27
199. The Old Mole, number 10, 1969 March 28-April 10
200. The Old Mole, number 15, 1969 June 6-19
201. The Old Mole, number 17, 1969 July 4-17
202. The Old Mole, number 23, September 26-October [cover only, rest of paper printed as number 29, December 17-January 8], 1969
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203. The Old Mole, number 27, 1969 November 21-December 4
204. The Old Mole, number 34, 1970 March 6-19
205. The Old Mole, number 40, 1970 May 29-June 11
206. The Old Mole, number 41, 1970 June 12-25
207. The Old Mole, number 43, [2 copies], 1970 July 10-23
208. The Old Mole, number 46, 1970 September 11-24
209. Outlaw, volume 2, number 8, 1971 September 10-30
210. Outlaw, volume 2, number 9, 1971 October 1-27
211. Outlaw, volume 2, number 10, [2 copies], 1971 October 22-November 11
212. Outlaw, volume 3, number 4, 1972 June 23-July 13
213. Overthrow, volume 8, number 1, spring, 1986
214. Palante, volume 3, number 3, undated
215. Palante, volume 3, number 8, undated
216. The Paper Tiger, number 7, 1968 June
217. Patriot, issue number 40, 1972 June 28-July 12
218. Patriot, issue number 44, 1972 August 29
219. The Pittsburgh Fair Witness, volume 2, number 11, 1971 September 10-October 1
220. The Pittsburgh Fair Witness, volume 2, number 12, 1971 October 1-October 21 University of Massachusetts Boston University Archives and Special Collections Finding Aid
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221. The Pittsburgh Fair Witness, volume 3, number 8, issue 33, 1972 May 26-June 9
222. Pulp, number 4, undated
223. Quicksilver Times, volume 3, number 13, 1971 July 17-30
224. Quicksilver Times, volume 3, number 14, 1971 July 30-August 13
225. Quicksilver Times, volume 3, number 16, 1971 August 28-September 11
226. The Rag, volume 6, number 13, 1972 February 7
227. The Rag, volume 6, number 15, 1972 February 21
228. The Rag, volume 6, number 16, 1972 February 28
229. The Rag, volume 6, number 18, 1972 March 13
230. The Rag, volume 6, number 22, 1972 April 17
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231. Ramparts, volume 7, number 4, 1968 September 7
232. The Red Pencil, volume 1, number 3, 1970 June
233. Rising Up Angry, volume 2, number 11, 1971 June 14
234. Rising Up Angry, volume 3, number 13, circa 1970 April 1-21
235. Rising Up Angry, undated
236. Rutgers Targum, volume 101, number 25, 1969 October 15
237. Sabot, volume 1, number 2, 1970 September 23
238. Sabot, volume 1, number 18, 1971 February 3
239. San Francisco Good Times, volume 5, number 12, 1972 June 2-15
240. San Francisco Good Times, volume 5, number 14, 1972 July 14
241. San Jose Red Eye, volume 3, number 3, 1971 August 25-September 7
242. San Jose Red Eye, volume 3, number 10, 1971 December 2-January 12
243. Small Arms, number 3, December-January, undated
244. Small Arms, volume 1, number 4, undated
245. South Vietnam in Struggle, number 27, 1969 February 1
246. Students for a Democratic Society, volume 3, number 36, 1968 December 4
247. Students for a Democratic Society, volume 4, number 17, 1969 May 1
248. Students for a Democratic Society, volume 4, number 18, 1969 May 13
249. Students for a Democratic Society, volume 4, number 19, 1969 May 20
250. Students for a Democratic Society, volume 4, number 20, 1969 May 30
251. Students for a Democratic Society, volume 4, number 21, 1969 June 6
252. Students for a Democratic Society, volume 4, number 24, 1969 July 8
253. The Student Mobilizer, volume 3, number 8, 1970 September 16
254. Washington May Go, undated
255. We Dare Be Free, issue number 6, spring, 2000
256. Willamette Bridge, volume 4, number 14, 1971 April 8-14
257. Workers’ Dreadnought, volume 7, number 13, 1920 June 19
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Posters
258. [“Inga Facister på våra gator”], undated [oversize]
Box: 13
108. BU [Boston University] strike [scrapbook], 1979 [oversize]
Oversize
Magazines
4. Anarchy, numbers 26, 28, 32, 1990-1992
55. Red Balloon, spring, 1988
Posters
54. Paris—Autre Futur 2000 [4 of 6], 1989-2000: posters – “1:A Maj Demonstration,” “inte en gata inte en local åt nazisterna”
56. Paris—Autre Futur 2000 [6 of 6], 1986-2000: poster – “Travaillons tous, moins et autrement”
258. [“Inga Facister på våra gator”], undated
