File 4 - Joke and some serial: campus question.

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Joke and some serial: campus question.

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    SCA354-GA406-4

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    • [1971] (Creation)

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    53 photographs : b&w negatives ; 35 mm

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    (1978-)

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        9 out of 53 negatives scanned as TIF files September 2025.

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        GA406-4_001, GA406-4_002, GA406-4_003, GA406-4_004, GA406-4_005, GA406-4_006, GA406-4_007 and GA406-4_008 appeared on Page 4 of the Friday, October 29, 1971 (v. 12, n. 25) edition of The Chevron as part of the "Campus question" which asked: "Do you believe that participation in political campaigns of any sort is a viable form of social-political reform, or would you agree with Prof. Arturo Misansky when he called democratic electrioneering "a base kind of philosophical mastubatory fantasizing put into action to appease the basic abnormal psychic impulses to which we are all subject at one time or another". Or not?"

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        Photo caption from published version of GA406-4_001: "Datsun Yatsen. History 2. I'd like to eat your liver."

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        Photo caption from published version of GA406-4_002: "Linda Garfat-Zeb. Dystenry 1. I'll have a salami on rye please."

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        Photo caption from published version of GA406-4_003: "Wilson "boils" Squamish. Physed 7B. What can you do in a small town."

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        Photo caption from published version of GA406-4_004: "Pachiko Fantasia. Civ eng 4. Why do you think they call it dope?"

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        Photo caption from published version of GA406-4_005: "Hrundi V. Bashi. Sunworship 4. Fuck them all, Nelson.. and when its all said and done, fuck him too."

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        Photo caption from published version of GA406-4_006: "Professor J. Effingham Poofnickel. Political science. When dealing with masturbation you speak of a subject close to my hand."

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        Photo caption from published version of GA406-4_007: "Gilker Kimo. fine arts 2. Yah, I voted for Trudeau and I'll vote for Wallace again."

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        Photo caption from published version of GA406-4_008: "Chuck Wagon. Arts 1. What's an ornot?"

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