Search Results: Berkeley from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

Berkeley: [Starr King School for The Ministry], 1970. Spiral_bound. 31p. + [1p.], 5.75x8.5 inches; b&w illustrations throughout, several bottom spirals broken off somewhat loosening the wraps, minor edge-wear, else in very good condition.

Berkeley: California Book Co; UC Book Store, 1941. Pamphlet. [28p.] staplebound mimeographed booklet, 5.5x8.5 inches, with Hayashi's signature and brief course notes penned on the cover. Doris Hayashi, then a student, became known for her work with the Japanese American Evacuation and Resettlement Study as a researcher while she was in the Topaz internment camp. The disruption to her studies meant that she did not receive her diploma until seven decades later, at which time her story received journalistic coverage.

Berkeley: UC Berkeley, 1961. Pamphlet. 80p., upright booklet in 8x4 inch wraps, nice clean copy. More pix of team managers (coaches, medics) than of players, but interesting that of ten athletes shown in vignette portrait, two (Larry Ferguson and Charlie Mitchell) are African Americans. Sports Director Hallock's contact info includes his home phone in nearby Lafayette.

Berkeley: The Daily Battle, 1985. 12p, 8.5x11 inches, creased from being folded in half, very mild discoloration and wear, rear wrap lightly foxed else good condition. This irregular free publication, now a website, began as a voice of "West-bloc dissidents" and was distributed "free in laundromats or a public hangout near you." This issue features post-1984 art and the idea that since most current censorship is "self-managed policing," external control is only needed "sporadically.

[Berkeley, CA]: Self-published by the author, nd. Ephemera. Twenty-three invitations + and two memorial invitations, 5.5x8 inches; folded for mailing, address label present, some edge and handling wear, else very good. Each invitation includes a poetry reading and open mic location and a poem by the author.

Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Tenants Union, 1994. Newspaper. [4p.], 11x9 inch newsprint tabloid; slight toning around the edges, else in very good condition.

Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Committee for a Shorter Work Week, 1973. Pamphlet. 16p., wraps, staples rusted with some staining, 8.5x11 inches. Cartoon on cover shows three workers leaving at 5 PM, exhausted, then four workers in the same office leaving at 3 PM, smiling. Support for the Shorter Work Week Initiative, which was on the Berkeley City ballot in April, 1973.

Berkeley: US Peace Council of Alameda, [c198-?]. Six newsletter articles, 8.5x11 inches, not bound, some issues are toned along edges, faint handling, slight pen notation and a rubberstamp on the front page of one issue, overall in very good condition.

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1997. Paperback. Five yearbooks, all softbound, one bound comb copyshop style, three saddle-stitched, one standard, contents conventional yearbook stuff. Each bears a tidy ownership name in ink, none have autographs or inscriptions, all quite good and clean. The five as a small lot.

Berkeley: Berkeley Anarchist Students of Theory and Research & Design, 2007. Pamphlet. 6p., wraps secured by folding, 5.5x8.5 inches, small stain on rear wrap else very good condition. Program for the conference. Speakers included Wolfi Landstreicher and Ashanti Alston.

Berkeley: University of California at Berkeley et al., 1990. Pamphlet. [52p] includes covers, 9x12 inches, event program, biographies and photos of the performers, ads, very good souvenir program book in stapled cream wraps with the Chinese character for Ci or 'Compassion' on cover. The event Master of Ceremonies was Laurie Anderson. Herbie Hancock, Kronos Quartet, Philip Glass, Seiichi Tanaka, Koichi Tamano and others performed, restaurants and hotels participated from all over the Bay Area.

Berkeley: Committee for the American Revolutionary Movement, [197-]. 12p. tabloid format newspaper, evenly toned, horizontal fold, otherwise very good. Edited by Al Bari and Elizabeth Bloch, with artwork by Skira. Cover story imagines Batman as a wino, having fallen into despondence after disillusionment with the criminal justice system. Includes the program of the Committee.

Berkeley: Aché, 1992. Magazine. 44p., 8.5x11 inch staplebound journal, a touch of rust at the staples, otherwise very good. A pioneering publication "born out of our need, as Black Lesbians in the Bay Area, to have our own issues addressed, separate from the larger 'Woman of Color' community" (introduction to first issue). This issue includes the usual variety of poetry, short prose, and art, as well as a conversation with Jewelle Gomez. Cover photos by Gae Beasley.

[Berkeley]: no pub, 1968. Handbill. mimeographed leaflet; 11x8.5 inches; folded in half, else in very good condition. Anonymous leaflet using a phone number (849-1032) associated with Jaimey Allen, a resident of Berkeley and a member of the Young Socialist Alliance, according to the HUAC testimony by Robert J. Thoms (Extent of the "New Left", 1970, p.582).

Berkeley: Aldebaran Review; Noh Directions Press, 1969. [12p.] staplebound chapbook format, limited to 500 copies, publication address has been marked out with ink, otherwise light handling wear. Includes poems by Alta, Pete Winslow, Douglas Blazek, Lyn Lifshin, and others. Introduction notes that issue 6 was being printed at the same time.

Berkeley: Undermine Press, 1969. Pamphlet. 20p., stapled wraps, 5.25x6.25 inches, light edgewear, top corner of front wrap clipped else very good first printing; one of 1,000 copies. The Pick-Pocket Poets Series, No. 25. Political poetry.

Berkeley: F&G Publications, 1998. Staplebound. 51p., staplebound pamphlet, 8.5x9 inches, very good. First Edition: May 1998. Illustrated profusely with Lieu's comic strips. No copies found in OCLC as of August 2022. Anarchy Rules appeared during the mid-1990s in the Berkeley student newspaper the Daily Californian while Lieu was a student. Not actually about anarchy.

Berkeley: Christian World Liberation Front, 1970. Handbill. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed one side, drawings of GIs in Vietnam, very good. Argues that violence in the world comes not so much from flawed political systems as flawed human beings. The CWLF used the vocabulary of radical politics to try bringing the Message to college youth.

Berkeley: World Without War Council, 1967. Pamphlet. 28p., staplebound pamphlet, 5.5x8.5 inches, rear wrap lightly soiled else very good condition.

Berkeley: Poets' Commune Publications, 1971. Pamphlet. [54]p., stapled pictorial wraps, 6.75x8.5 inches, illus., wraps lightly worn else very good condition.