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This Issue features the work that made Tom Hager famous, his nudes.
There are a few nude photos included in this 20 year old issue of Dare Tabloid, so if you get in trouble at work for that sort of thing.....
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Page 1, Table of Contents
Page 2, Letter from the Editor
Page 3, Landscape.
Page 4, Landscape. Dare Responds
Page 5, Landscape. Four Horsemen
Page 6, Landscape. Cellblock Jacksonville
Page 7, Mirror.
Page 8, Mirror. New Imperialism
Page 9, Mirror. New Imperialism
Page 10, Mirror. New Imperialism
Page 11, Mirror. New Imperialism
Page 12, Mirror. New Imperialism
Page 13, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 14, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 15, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 16, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 17, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 18, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 19, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 20, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 21, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 22, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 23, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash
Page 24, Crash Trash and Weekend Bash, Love Children of the Young and Inexperienced
Page 25, Attack of the Helmet Heads
Page 26, Acquisitions
Page 27, Makeup vs Side of Town
Page 28, Acquisitions
Page 29, Art Critics.
Page 30, Art Critics. Tom Hager
Page 31, Art Critics. Hunters and Gatherers
Page 32, Art Critics. UNF Gallery
Page 33, Art Critics.
Page 34, Art Critics. Meanwhile from the JSO
Page 35, Art Critics. My Own Private Idaho
Page 36, Art Critics. Rein Sanction
Page 37, Art Critics. Pox Upon The Pixies
Page 38, Art Critics.
Page 39, Dominant Submissions.
Page 40, Dominant Submissions. Dance of the Fireflies
Page 41, Dominant Submissions. Alvah Allen
Page 42, Dominant Submissions. Jason SexSmith
Page 43, Dominant Submissions. City of Paint by Tonia Howick
Page 44, Subversive Report. Dare Reader's Poll.
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Scans and graphic work by Janice Price and Stephen Dare
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stephendare
April 19, 2010, 12:09:17 PMStill feel pretty good about this essay. Didnt see China coming though. (although you could substitute what I thought would happen with Japan for the Chinese economy)
JagFan07
April 19, 2010, 01:33:33 PMLike the reference to Mrs Sisler. Even after 6 years of college her class is still the toughest course I have ever taken. I still have my notes from her class in an old denim notebook. I can remember submitting an abstract to her and her saying, "Too Narrow", "Too Broad", "How do you suppose to support that", and "if that is all you're going to give me I may as well just give you the C now and save you all the trouble." She was an awesome and tough teacher and it didn't hurt that we had you, the other Stephen, Phillip, Scott and Susan all driving the debate.
stephendare
April 19, 2010, 01:35:55 PMYeah, almost twenty five years later, Crystal Sisler was the best history teacher I ever had. Amazing educator. Im glad you remember her the same way, jagfan.
It was an amazing program and class.
MelMel
August 10, 2012, 03:03:47 PMLove the images. Thanks for sharing this!