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A pamphlet describing the contents to be auctioned off at AREA Chicago's benefit auction that took place on Saturday, December 8, 2007.

This collection of zany, adventurous monster tales-penned by fourth and fifth graders from Brentano Math & Science Academy in Chicago-invites you to walk within dark tunnels, through explosive science labs, and into strange forests to explore beastly worlds unknown. Each piece will provoke, tantalize, and surprise you...perhaps even make you gasp-or shout-OMG! You'll also find a Monster-O-Matic guide to writing your very own monster tale!

Postcards about Chicago landmarks. Package says 10 postcards, but there are only 7.

Invitation in book form to the Senior Show at Saint Xavier College May 1990

The anonymity movement is a movement against the perversion of the aesthetic experience; a movement against the categorization & generalization of art; a movement away from erroneous metonymy. The unchecked adolescence of the aesthetic experience has led to an identity-centered, egotistical atmosphere and existence of art. What this new interaction of the observer and the art has begot is an overdiagnostic art theory, concerning itself with nothings and unmerited subjective judgments: removing the importance of craft & versification, and relying on the use of mass media & aristocracy to place importance on the identity of the artist, so that the importance placed by the observer on the art is minimal, in favor of, instead, the name of the artist by whom it was crafted.

Starting July 1st, Ryan Heindl & Ryan Kiesel will ride 2500 miles in 35 days from Chicago IL to Berkeley CA to raise money for Climate Cycle. Follow them on Tumblr. Hel them reach their $2500 goal by donating at www.firstgiving.com/ryancrosscountry

At the Floppy Tea Houe, 2736 W. North Avenue

"Inspired by the potential within environments made for learning, The Perch invistes and supports the sharing of ideas."

172 two-sided single pages of the weekly charts, originally called "WLS Silver Dollar Survey." Each issue contains the top 33 albums and top 45 singles as played determined by WLS. Includes "Jock of the Week," song lyrics, artist bios and a "sponsored by" advertisement.