“Until the mid-1950s, universities such as Harvard and Yale often admitted students on the basis of family connections. By the mid-1960s, largely due to the rise of educational testing, more merit-based standards had taken hold, and students from a wider… — Fred Turner Copy Share Image
“the September 1970 Supplement featured a "Birch Bark Crib."48 The walls of the crib were constructed of birch bark, into which the builders had… — Fred Turner Copy Share Image
“In a 1963 performance entitled "Who R U?" at the San Francisco Museum of Art, Stern and Callahan added highway sounds to the mix,… — Fred Turner Copy Share Image
“Until the mid-1950s, universities such as Harvard and Yale often admitted students on the basis of family connections. By the mid-1960s, largely due to… — Fred Turner Copy Share Image
“i began to see that i had commodified myself… i created my interior thoughts as a means of production for the corporation that owned… — Fred Turner Copy Share Image
