Jazz and then some "Tamboo," in the Grand Valley State Colleges Louis Armstrong Theatre, October 29, 1977.

Tillie Olsen, speaking at the William James College Synoptic Lecture at Grand Valley State Colleges, April 22-23, 1980

Grand Valley's Thomas Jefferson College's Keep on Truckin student recruitment poster with line below the picture, Escape from the traditional at Thomas Jefferson College / Grand Valley State College, Allendale, Michigan 49401

Ed Trickett, in the Grand Valley State Colleges Campus Center main lounge, April 10, 1975.

Rock'n'roll revival featuring Truc, in the Grand Valley State Colleges Louis Armstrong Theatre, April 27, 1973

Uncle Vinty, in the Grand Valley State Colleges South Commons, April 12, 1978.

Uncle Vinty, at Stage 3, August 24, 1973.

War and Jimmy Witherspoon, February 14, 1973

White-Roots-of-Peace, in the Grand Valley State College upstairs commons, February 8, 1973.

Women's Poetry, in the Seidman Lounge, November 7, 1973.

Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention, in the GVSC Fieldhouse, November 15, 1975

Cropped image of an erotic painting on the fore-edge of "The women of England: their social duties, and domestic habits," by Sarah Stickney Ellis. Painting shows a nude woman reclining on a bed with another nude woman holding a mirror.

Erotic painting of a man and a woman watching two horses on the fore-edge of a book of poems including "The grave" by Blair; "The elegy," by Gray; " "Prison thoughts," by Dodd; "On death," by Porteus; and "The night thoughts, & c.," by E. Young.

Painting on the fore-edge of "The poetical works of Sir Walter Scott" of a view of Edinburgh.

One side of a double painting on the fore-edge of "Six sermons on the church and her ministry" by John Stonard. When the leaves are fanned one way a view of a bridge is displayed, when fanned the other way, a view of a city is displayed.

One side of a double painting on the fore-edge of "Six sermons on the church and her ministry" by John Stonard. When the leaves are fanned one way a view of a city is displayed, when fanned the other way, a view of a bridge is displayed.

Vertical painting on the fore-edge of "The poetical works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow" of an American Indian with a lance on horseback.

One side of a double painting on the fore-edge of "Our mutual friend" by Charles Dickens. A portrait of the author as a young man with vignettes from The Pickwick Papers and Oliver Twist is displayed on one half of the pages, and a portrait of the…

One side of a double painting on the fore-edge of "Our mutual friend" by Charles Dickens. When the leaves are fanned one way, a portrait of the author as an older man with vignettes from David Copperfield and A Christmas Carol is displayed, when…

Painting on the fore-edge of "Portrait intime de Balzac" by Edmond Werdet of a man aiming a crossbow, another looking on, and a third restraining a hunting dog.

Painting on the fore-edge of "The golden treasury of the best songs and lyrical poems in the English language" by Francis Turner Palgrave of a country scene with workers on ladders in trees, a country house, and the tower of a castle in the…

Painting on the fore-edge of "The poetical works of William Cowper." Image is based on "The Diverting History of John Gilpin," a comic ballad by Cowper, about a man who lost control of his horse.

One side of a double painting on the fore-edge of "The select works of John Bunyan" by George Cheever. When the leaves are fanned one way, a view of Bedford bridge is displayed, when fanned the other way, a view of the town of Bedford, England from…

Painting on the fore-edge of vol. 2 of "Osmond: a tale" by Mary Ann Kelty of a single-masted ship on the River Thames with the Tower of London in the middle distance.