Could Drawing BE More Enervating?
Category: College
If You Don’t Have Something Nice To Say, Eat Snacks
Diversity Under The Tower
Soaring Gas Prices Force Commuter Alternatives
Tammy Wynette Caught Rolling With Her Homies
With a West Texas State University sticker on the window, students Becky, Judy, and Nancy load up the convertible to enjoy the spring of ’69, cruising the beat sans seatbelts, keeping it under 20mph, for fear that the wind may untease their fancy coifs.
Members Of The AKA
Indiana University, 19433, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, the first historically African-American Greek-lettered sorority
Flanked By Pygmies Getting Punch
Early Manspreading
Chipped Nails Bring The Victory
Even the Tri Delts, who weren’t part of the WATC, did their part on the homefront.
1962 Silver Spruce
Super Socially Distanced
Jolly Good Form
On the right, we see Charles Umlauf, Professor of Life Drawing and Sculpture, during his first year of teaching at the University of Texas. While you may not be familiar with his name, chances are you have heard of one of his art major students, Farrah Fawcett, who called Umlauf her “favorite professor.” Understandably, she posed for him as a muse, as well as sculpted on her own. Here they are in his studio, during a very stripey 1971.
Below is the bronze bust of a feathery Fawcett, made by Umlauf.
