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Boston, Massachusetts 2017
No full textShows buildings with Brutalist architecture design. "Map data from OpenStreetMap." Text, 24 illustrations, and indexed directory of Brutalist structures on verso.Color;approximately 1:12,700 (W 071.132--W 071.039/N 042.378--N 042.330
Morris Fromkin Memorial Lecture, 2017: Poster, ""Afro-Brazilian YouTubers & digital social justice activism""
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Morris Fromkin Memorial Lecture, 2016: Picture of participants in lecture with posters
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Wisconsin 2017
No full textPictorial map.; Includes descriptive key with illustrations.; "Also featured are petroglyphs, ancient burial mounds, effigy mounds, lost treasure sites, ghost ships and much more. The poster features the original art of Frank Anderson, creator of the wisconsinology.com website. Over 60 water color illustrations were incorporated into the final poster." -- from websiteThis map of monsters and ghouls throughout Wisconsin was produced by Wisconisnology, a blog and podcast that seeks to look into the “monsters, myths, and legends” of Wisconsin. Wisconsinology is run by Frank Anderson, who reports on the unique folklore and criminal activity in the state. The map shows all sorts of monsters and interesting landmarks unique to Wisconsin including the Wisconsin Man Mound, Aztalan ruins, and the Lake Winnebego Monster. The map is highly illustrative and includes inset pictures of monsters, ghost ships, and mounds throughout the state with short explanations. Anderson’s parents were Wisconsin-locals, and so Anderson, despite being born in the Phillipines, had a great interest in Wisconsin folklore and myths. This map is a culmination of years of research into the local lore of Wisconsin. LPM.Color
Vancouver, British Columbia 2017
No full textUpdated, second edition.Other title
North Shore Trail map
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Shows trails, roads, parking, picnic sites, viewpoint, etc.
Relief shown by contours, shading and spot heights.
Panel title.
Includes location map, illustrations and text.North Shore-West -- North Shore-Howe Sound Crest trail (HSCT) -- North Shore-East.Color;1:20,00
Oral History Interview with Daniel Guinn, April 18, 2017
No full textDaniel Guinn discusses working with the AIDS Network and AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin (ARCW), Privacy/Immigration/sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing laws in Wisconsin, working with incarcerated individuals, and specific events in Wisconsin concerning HIV/AIDS
Morris Fromkin Memorial Lecture, 2016: Poster, ""Transforming justice : youth-led analysis of mass criminalization in Milwaukee""
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Oral History Interview with Dr. Ian Gilson, July 18, 2017
No full textDr. Ian Gilson discusses navigating stigma in his early work with HIV/AIDS patients, advocacy for drug trials, the 1993 Cryptosporidium outbreak in Milwaukee, HIV/AIDS prevention and testing, fundraising, activism and international relief efforts
Oral History Interview with Erv Uecker and Ross Walker, May 15, 2017
No full textErv Uecker and Ross Walker discuss the early years of the Brady Street East STD Clinic (BESTD), the evolution of HIV/AIDS testing, fundraising for BESTD, and education initiatives and outreach opportunities