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| − | Stafficidal Tendencies (later, ST) was a zine published during the summer of 1991 by staff members at Camp Indian Trails, a Boy Scout camp near Janesville, Wisconsin. Key Contributors included [[Heath Row]], Johan Zweifel, and Noah Lamson. The zine included reportage on camp staff activities, staff contributions (poetry, artwork), found text and art -- and was produced entirely using materials provided (unwittingly) by the Sinnissippi Council. At least one issue was reviewed by Mike Gunderloy in Factsheet Five. | + | [[Stafficidal Tendencies]] (later, ST) was a [[zine]] published during the summer of 1991 by staff members at Camp Indian Trails, a Boy Scout camp near Janesville, Wisconsin. Key Contributors included [[Heath Row]], Johan Zweifel, and Noah Lamson. The zine included reportage on camp staff activities, staff contributions (poetry, artwork), found text and art -- and was produced entirely using materials provided (unwittingly) by the Sinnissippi Council. At least one issue was reviewed by [[Mike Gunderloy]] in [[Factsheet Five]]. |
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Revision as of 18:45, 12 February 2009
Stafficidal Tendencies (later, ST) was a zine published during the summer of 1991 by staff members at Camp Indian Trails, a Boy Scout camp near Janesville, Wisconsin. Key Contributors included Heath Row, Johan Zweifel, and Noah Lamson. The zine included reportage on camp staff activities, staff contributions (poetry, artwork), found text and art -- and was produced entirely using materials provided (unwittingly) by the Sinnissippi Council. At least one issue was reviewed by Mike Gunderloy in Factsheet Five.
