Archive for the ‘Themes’ Category


School Fine For Administrators

Archive Entry Date: 04/03/1975

The administration of experimental schools once again proved problematic for the district

“Teachers Vote ‘No’ to Strike”

Archive Entry Date: 04/03/1975

Disorder between Berkeley's many teacher organizations and their respective ballots contributes to frustration with negotiations.

Administrative Staff Cut

Archive Entry Date: 04/02/1975

Superintendent Wilson recommended cuts to administrators involved in early educational development

The Bloods

Archive Entry Date: 1975

Lesbians had "natural rhythm," the BWMC proclaimed in this "self-help" song about menstruation

An Organic House Grows in Berkeley

Archive Entry Date: 3/4/1975

The Daily Cal chronicled, skeptically, the construction of the Integral Urban House

Tryin’ To Survive (the BWMC’s second album)

Archive Entry Date: 1978

The Collective's broadened their musical palette on their second album

The Integral Urban House under construction

Archive Entry Date: c. 1975

A view of the lush backyard garden and half-finished Integral Urban House

The shop in the former garage

Archive Entry Date: c. 1975

A look inside the shop, full of industrial machinery and power tools

The Berkeley Music Collective Songbook

Archive Entry Date: 1975

A powerfully illustrated document of DIY feminist-lesbian liberation

Foreword to Rag Theater

Archive Entry Date: 1975

Thomas Farber's poetic and sharply etched portrait of life on Telegraph Ave

Photograph of Mardi Gras Indian

Archive Entry Date: c. 1970s

New Orleans comes to Rainbow Sign

The Story of Suzy Cooke

Archive Entry Date: 1974

An extensive interview about a trans woman's life in 1970s Berkeley

Suzy Cooke on Angela Douglas

Archive Entry Date: 12/31/1974

The two met while working in Berkeley

Characteristics of Contrasting Chinatowns

Archive Entry Date: 1976

A portrait of Oakland's Chinatown community, by a mental health worker looking to improve outreach

East Bay Gay Opens New Center

Archive Entry Date: 12/19/74

When East Bay Gay opened its brick-and-mortar Pacific Center, it signalled a new inclusiveness

Intercommunal Youth Institute Students Stage “A Children’s November”

Archive Entry Date: 11/30/74

Students offered a radical re-working of the Thanksgiving story at the IYI Thanksgiving play

Free Curbside Pickup Recycles Berkeley’s Old Newspapers

Archive Entry Date: 11/15/74

A year in, the Ecology Center struggled to keep running its newspaper recycling program

Keep Black Studies in Ethnic Studies!

Archive Entry Date: 11/11/1974

The struggle to halt the divide & conquer strategy of the University.

Redwoods, Lovely Women, New Culture: Amazon Music Project

Archive Entry Date: 10/74

The Collective lent their music to a politically charged, clothing-optional feminist festival in the Santa Cruz mountains

Tuesday Menu

Archive Entry Date: 1974-1975

Rainbow Sign served food for the body as well as the soul

New Curriculum Coordinator at Intercommunal Youth Institute

Archive Entry Date: 09/14/74

Dr. Bill Moore, History of Consciousness expert, joins the IYI faculty

East Bay Gay Split ‘Not Real’

Archive Entry Date: 8/30/1974

East Bay Gay was a social service agency, not a social club, said its director, in response to a controversy that threatened it

Bifurcate East Bay Gay Group

Archive Entry Date: 8/9/74

A group of "users" of East Bay Gay spoke harshly of its "directorship"

Transsexuals’ Dilemma

Archive Entry Date: 7/12-18/1974

A TERF writes about Angela and she shows her true colors

Pacific Center Founders at Gay Freedom Day Parade

Archive Entry Date: 6/30/74

Pacific Center founders Jim Green and Richard Boxer, in the year of the Center's establishment

Photos from Oakland Community School, Set 3

Archive Entry Date: 6/1974

From a noted Movement photographer, indelible images of playing together and cooking together at OCS

Photos from Oakland Community School, Set 2

Archive Entry Date: 6/1974

From a noted Movement photographer, resonant images of music and joy at OCS

Photos from Oakland Community School, Set 1

Archive Entry Date: 6/24/74

From a noted Movement photographer, images of teachers and students playing games outside together

Poetry: “I feel…I hurt…I cry…I educate… I recognize…”

Archive Entry Date: 06/15/74

Poems by IYI students showcase creativity and passion.

From Country to Jazz—A Snap

Archive Entry Date: 6/14/1974

What was old is new again. The Great American String Band combine styles to make something new at the Keystone Berkeley