The International Magazine of Architecture, with articles on the Cornell campus, Berlin Free University, artist Alfonso Ossorio's 60-acre Long Island home full of art and assemblages, a review of Kisho Kurokawa's Metabolist philosophy and arts since Expo '70, and an examination of the World Trade Center making a strong case for bearing wall versus cage construction, among other articles.

Condition: Very Good, slight scuffing to cover.
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The April 24, 1967 issue of Columbia University's student newspaper. This issue contains several articles and an editorial covering the massive demonstrations against military recruitment on campus. Around 1,300 supporters of the Students for a Democratic Society blocked access to Hartley Hall on April 21 where the Marines had set up a table, a show of strength which caused the University to cancel the following recruitment events.

Condition: Very Good, toning to newsprint, more pronounced at edges and folds; .25" tear where fold meets left edge.
Item #725

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Written and compiled by Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and music critic Byron Coley, this survey is a look at the no wave and punk rock scene of New York in the late 1970s. Featuring photos and show poster images, plus an index of the bands, people and clubs than influenced the scene. With previous owner's inscription on the ttile page "For Thomas - here is my youth. Enjoy. XXX Johnny". Out of print. In a custom-made, protective mylar dust jacket.

Condition: Near Fine, minor rubbing to board edges, previous owner's...
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