Word: visualizing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There's a good deal of unnecessary confusion about what the acid experience is. It is not a fundamentally sensory experience. What LSD does to the way the mind hears music or the way it records visual images in relatively unimportant. People who go into tremendous hallucinations on LSD are probably having pretty low level, physically-rather-mentally-oriented trips. (Research has suggested that LSD might inhibit the flow of the chemical which replenishes the visual cortex of the brain, and thereby wears out the image receptors and causes hallucination. But, if this is the case or something like...
Taken together, his paintings are bold emblems of a man resolute to explore a new avenue to visual satisfaction...
...Guerrilla Theatre of SDS (written up in yesterday's paper) puts together a long-rehearsed show for a low intensity medium. And now the Strike Artists' Co-operative has prepared a photo exhibit of last week's more visual events. As of this writing, it was not yet finished. But what I saw made up a much more complete representation of what happened than your average campus revolt usually gets historywise. A good show...
...tenured nominees are : Donald G. M. Anderson, DEAP; Curtis G. Callan Jr., Phyiscs; Richard Cone, Biology; Jay Goldman, Statistics; Charles G. Gross '57, Psychology; Roy Hofheinz Jr., Government; Edward L. Keenan Jr., Government; Edward L. Keenan Jr., '57, History; Eric Martin '58, Visual and Env. Studies; Gary Marx, Social Relations; Roger Rosenblatt, English; Robert Thach, Chemistry; Richard J. Zeckhauser '62, Economics...
Stemming from our strong disapproval of the Administration's action of calling police on campus to remove students from University Hall on April 10, 1969, we the undersigned faculty and students of the Visual and Environmental Studies Department hereby suspend formal class meetings from Friday, April 11 through Monday, 14, 1969, in order to dircuss the issues more fully...