Arthur Kingsley Porter in a canoe, Lake George , New York, 1912. Courtesy of the Harvard University Archives.

Arthur Kingsley Porter, 1908. Photograph by A. S. Rueff. Courtesy of Brooklyn Museum.

Arthur Kingsley Porter, 1908. Photograph by A. S. Rueff. Courtesy of Brooklyn Museum.

Cover, Redburn: His First Voyage, by Herman Melville

Cover of Redburn: His First Voyage, by Herman Melville (New York: Doubleday Anchor)

Susan Berman, “The Cosmetic Giggle,” San Francisco Examiner, 28 July 1974, 22-24.

article on changing attitudes about cosmetics, with discussion of men wearing makeup and gay influences

John L. Wasserman, “Lively Arts: In Pursuit of Erotica & Woman,” San Francisco Examiner, 26 May 1974, 103.

reference to “Erotica, Pornography, and the Woman?,” presentation by Betty Peskin, formerly teaching assistant for Wasserman’s SF State course on “Pornography and the Arts”

“Taxman Took His Truck for $2.44,” San Francisco Chronicle, 13 Apr. 1974, 4.

article on Morgan Pinney, former SF State faculty member, whose truck was claimed by IRS after he refused to pay excise tax on telephone bill to protest U.S. involvement in Vietnam War

Herb Caen, “Pocketful of Notes,” San Francisco Chronicle, 14 Feb. 1974, 26.

brief reference to SF State course on “Human Sexuality,” taught by Bernard Goldstein, with 760 students

Herb Caen, “Ticky-Tacky Tripewriter,” San Francisco Chronicle, 26 Sept. 1973, 37.

joking comment about human sexuality course taught by SF State biology professor Bernard Goldstein

Elizabeth Fishel, “Games Liberated People Play,” San Francisco Examiner, 24 June 1973, 243-248.

article on responses to women’s liberation, with section on SF State “communiversity” project that addressed sexual alternatives, including gay, straight, bi, celibate, monogamous, and non-monogamous relationships

Thomas Tyrrell, “‘Camino Real’: Harsh, Brutal and Realistic,” San Francisco Examiner, 29 Apr. 1973, 241.

review of gay playwright Tennessee Williams play by drama professor at SF State

Maitland Zane, “Gay Job Hunting—Hairy,” San Francisco Chronicle, 16 July 1973, 6.

article on former SF State drama student Charles Schneider, leader of employment service of Society for Individual Rights, with comments on employment discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender presentation

“Cultural Events at S.F. State U.,” San Francisco Chronicle, 10 Dec. 1972, 64.

article on upcoming cultural events at SF State, including performance by Judy Garland impersonator David DeAlba

Michael Harris, “S.F. State Debate: Rough Rhetoric by Marks, Pelosi,” San Francisco Chronicle, 31 Oct. 1972, 7.

debate at SF State featuring state senate candidates, with brief reference to allegations about shifting positions on legislation related to sexual conduct

“Something Else,” San Francisco Chronicle, 11 Sept. 1972, 49.

brief item about SF State course titled “Erotica, Pornography and the Woman”

Advertisement, “Stokes for College Board,” San Francisco Chronicle, 5 June 1972, 16.

political advertisement for gay man, Earl Rick Stokes; SF State faculty member Sally Gearhart among signers

Maitland Zane, “Gay Battle of the Sexes,” San Francisco Chronicle, 4 May 1972, 6.

Gay liberation symposium at SF State, attended by 250 people; speakers included graduate student David Kleinberg, Gay Liberation Front secretary Jim Willeford, Karen Wells, psychologist Ron Lee, and faculty member Sally Gearhart; focus on conflicts…

Donovan Bess, “The S.F. Gay Bar Route—Looking for the Leathers,” San Francisco Chronicle, 7 Dec. 1971, 4.

article on SF gay bars, with brief comment on leather bars by SF State psychology instructor John Newmeyer

Donovan Bess, “Sex Education Grows Up: Joys of Zoology 101,” San Francisco Chronicle, 18 Oct. 1971, 6.

article on popular SF State zoology course on human sexuality, taught by biology professor Bernie/Bernard Goldstein, with comments by several students, including Judy Hollywood, Doriet Papelbaum, and Dina Steinberg

Beverly Stephen, “Sex Education: A Framework of Responsibility,” San Francisco Chronicle, 17 Sept. 1971, 38.

article on sex education, including brief comments by SF State Professor Bernard Goldstein, described as teaching Human Sexuality to 700 students

Beverly Stephen, “Sex Education: Just Call it a 'Family Life' Course,” San Francisco Chronicle, 16 Sept. 1971, 24.

comments by SF State professor Bernard Goldstein on sex education and his course “Human Sexuality”