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Volume 12, Number 3
May, 2002 

General Announcements

• Bureau of Public Secrets

  Kenneth Rexroth's San Francisco newspaper and magazine columns are now on-line at <http://www.bopsecrets.org/rexroth/sf>.

  Sometimes chatty, sometimes scathing, but always provocative, Rexroth examined every facet of San Francisco's cultural and political life as it was happening during the pivotal period from 1960 to 1975.

  Partial list of contents:

  A Night Out in the City
  Beckett and Ionesco
  The Civil Rights Sit-ins
  Kabuki Theater
  The Tao of Fishing
  Why I Like Opera
  Why I Don't Like Jazz Festivals
  "Aida" and Ornette Coleman
  Pacifica Radio KPFA
  Hemingway
  Golden Gate Park
  The Film "Elektra"
  The Chinese Theater
  Victor Serge's "Memoirs of a Revolutionary"
  H.L. Mencken
  Charles Mingus
  Greeks and Buddhists in Afghanistan
  The Harlem Riots
  Wonder and Meditation in the Sierras
  Mysticism, Ethical and Chemical
  The Mafia Invasion of North Beach
  Proposals for Chinatown
  Bob Dylan
  Wine--French versus Californian
  After the Watts Riot
  Urban Alienation Renewal
  Marijuana
  Marxism and the Persistence of Alienation
  The International Cultural Revolution
  The Provos of Amsterdam
  Bolshevism as State Capitalism
  Tintoretto and the Painters of Venice
  Buddhism and Hinduism in India
  The May Revolt in France
  Radical Movements on the Defensive
  The Ecological Revolution
  Women's Liberation
  Old Chinatown
  Bohemian San Francisco Between the Wars
  Organized Vice, Then and Now
  The San Francisco Renaissance
  The Beat Era
  Haight-Ashbury and the Sixties
  The New Rock Music
  End of a Golden Age

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