See Main Page for a guide to all contents of all sections.
- Popular Culture
- United States
- Europe
- Sports: The Opium of the People?
- United States
- WEB How Great thou Art. Elvis Presley Exhibition [At Internet Archive, from UCR]
- WEB The Sixties
- WEB The Sixties Project [At Virginia]
- WEB The
Diggers, San Francisco 1966-1968 [At diggers.org]
Archive of material on the "anarchist guerilla street theater" group. - Postwar Progressive and Protest Songs [At this Site]
- LSD and the CIA, [Modern Account][At History House]
- Timothy Leary: The Declaration of Evolution [At this Site]
- Alan Ginsberg (d. 1997): HOWL, 1955-56 [At UTK]
- Leonard Cohen: Poems [At Leonard Cohen Files]
- Tom Wolfe: The Me Decade and the Third Great Awakening [At Warwick]
- Roland Barthes: The World of Wrestling: The grandiloquent truth of gestures [At Toronto]
- Ted Friedman: The World of The World of Coca-Cola [At Eserver]
- Europe
Sports: The Opium of the People?
- Lou Gehrig: Farewell to Baseball, July 4, 1939 [At this Site]
- Birdie Tebbetts: I'd Rather Catch, The Atlantic Monthly, September, 1949 [At The Atlantic, subscription required]
- Jim Brosnan: The Fantasy World of Baseball, The Atlantic Monthly, April, 1964 [At The Atlantic, subscription required]
- Donald Honig: Out
of Reach of All the Glory, The Atlantic Monthly, May, 1975 [At The Atlantic, subscription required]
an excerpt from his book Baseball When the Grass Was Green - Michael Lenehan: Pure Baseball Men, The Atlantic Monthly, August, 1981 [At The Atlantic, subscription required]
- The Atlantic: Ballpark Memories, The Atlantic Monthly, April 1997 [At The Atlantic, subscription required]
- Thomas P. Curtis: High Hurdles and
White Gloves, The Atlantic Monthly, December 1956 [At The Atlantic, subscription required]
The selection of the US Olympic team in 1932. - Tom Wolfe: The Last American
Hero [At Internet Archive, from Virginia]
On stock-car races.
NOTES:
Dates of accession of material added since July 1998 can be seen in the New Additions page.. The date of inception was 9/22/1997.
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