Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI), October 3rd, 2002
Byline: George Hesselberg
One fall day in 1969, a freshman ventured for the first time to the campus address of 306 N. Brooks St., the busy location of the humble University Y, there to meet a redoubtable fellow named Larry, who gave the freshman a seat in a corner of the basement.
"Here," said Larry.
"Here is your staple gun. Here is a pile of posters. Go forth to the Lakeshore dormitories and spread the word. Welcome to the theater."
Perhaps he said "theatre."
On the wall in the basement the freshman glanced at a poster, then quickly glanced away. The poster was populated by Disney ch...
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