Art Affinity Group	James Hindes Scott McCord Gillian Murphy	Our group plans to study the life and work of andy Warhol and the emergence of "Popism" as a school of art that both influenced and was reflective of the 1960's. We intend to examine Warhol's art, his writings and films, and the music that he sponsored or was associated with. We anticipate delivering a multimedia presentation of our findings.
Drugs Affinity Group	Ignatius Piedilato David Sampson Daniel Gutheim Kate Schvist Rick Houle Sarah Hickey Eric Tomb	We were thinking of doing maybe 2 or 3 drugs from the 60's and docusing on them. LSD and pot were two; we might pick a third or just list other choices of the day. We would mainly focus on LSD and pot and tell about uses, culture behind it, societal view, propaganda and other aspects of the drugs. We were thinking of maybe making a Web apge to show along with the presentation.
2nd Wave Feminism Affinity Group	Deborah Sabourin Priya Lapham Colleen Demers Julia Remick	We would like to present a general overview of the events and accomplishments of various women's groups duirng the 60's such as NOW (National Organization for Women) and NWP (National Women's Party). This would include a comparison of 2nd wave feminism to the 1st wave (late 1800's to early 1900's).    We would like to present some photos (on slide) of late 60's feminist art that came out of the resurgence of the women's movement.    We would also like to take a look in detail specifically at the ERA (Equal Rights Amendment) which to date has yet to be ratified. Another document which we would like to look at which caused a lot of trouble within some women's groups and without is Valerie Solanis' SCUM Manifesto. (SCUM=Society for Cutting Up Men).
Communes Affinity Group	Devin Zeller Vlad Barshtak Pal Cascio Amen Teter Brian Treder Matt Harris Jared Filus Lindsay Yaw	We will present our topic on communes through the use of multimedia, such as showing a movie on a commune, a blueprint/diagram of a commune and various charts and graphs showing various numbers and statistics on communes.    We will detail what communes were, for instance how they were cooperative, subsistance communities. Why they existed? How they started? What drew people toward them? How they worked? Why they faded? And, what communes are like today?
Vietnam War Affinity Group	Blake Jarrell Jane Resch Marshall Schattner Mark Sweetser Adam Moran Andrew Reynolds	We are planning to put an assortment of clippings of Vietnam. Maybe get viewpoints of the Gov. about the war, soldiers and people in general. Show the burtality of the war on the Minds of the soldiers as well.
Bread & Puppet Theatre Affinity Group	Ben LaJoie Chad Spiker Londen Ide M. Brooke Mclean Peter Oliver Sarah Sprague Meghan Curci	Bread & Puppet Theatre is a political theatre that was born in the 1960's in New York City and later migrated to Glover, Vt. The theatre provided a forum to challenge political issues that were hotly debated during the era.    We hope to continue in this spirit, creating our own satirical play on a contemporary issue. This will be preceded by a short history of the Bread & Puppet Theatre.
Hippies Affinity Group	Ben Green Pete Mauro	We plan to do our class presentation on hippies, focusing specifically on Ken Kesey & the Merry Pranksters. Some names that we may toss around while we're preenting are Leary, Alpert, Owsley, Garcia, Babs, Cassidy Kid (from Kerouac's "On the Road"). Possibly some other beatniks like Ginsberg, Burroughs, etc. Basically we will speak of Kesey's Life: Univ. @ Oregon and his 1st book, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (5 Academy Awards for movie) nation wide read and spread. With $$ got place on Perry Lane near Owsley and wrote "Sometimes a Great Notion." Speak of how he helped break down the marijuana laws and paved road for those preceding him. Due to the fact that Kesey in my idol, I know a bunch of his history and story.
Grateful Dead Affinity Group	Dave Maginnes Andras Kirschner Carlos Rivedeneira Tim Thatcher-Renshaw Mike Hass Joshua Feldman	We plan to do a three-part presentationon the Grateful Dead. First we plan to talk briefly about the early history and formations of the Grateful Dead. Second we plan to talk about the evolution of the music and influences of their music with tapes (as examples) playing. Third we plan to talk about the culture surrounding the Dead and Deadheads in San Francisco and on the road.
Misconceptions about the Sixties Affinity Group	Matt Jensen Jessica Muslin Julie Molinari Stephani Gill Leslie Weinstein Mike Shave Amy Shaughnessy	Our group plans on distributing a survey to a number (yet to be determined) of UVM students to gauge their knowledge of the Sixties. It is our belief that many people around our age are misinformed about the sixties and rely generally on stereotypes as their information about this time period. After interviewing students, we will given them an informational pamphlet to aid in correcting any false assumptions that they may have regarding this vibrant era.
Civil Rights Movement Affinity Group	Kristin Kerczewski Chris Culver Kelli ? Daniella ? Phil ? Courtney ?	Our group is dealing with the Civil Rights Movement. We plan to concentrate on the riots and the use of violence vs. non-violence in the riots as well as in the responses of the riots.
The British Invasion Affinity Group	Brandon Bogart Julianna Bohlman Katie Fiordalis Marisa Pierce	The Beatles, Rolling Stones, etc. We will focus on the effect that this music played on the 60's generation. What inspired the musicians and their lyrics and what effect this had on the whole music movement and to some extent society in general.
Assassination Affinity Group	Allsion Gold Mike Rachlin Roger Cummins Neil Smaldon Andrew Josefek	We will be forcusing on one particular assassination for our presentation. We were thinking of research JFK's death, the social, political, and cultural aspects of his assassination. How it affected the United States and the controversy behind it.
France May 1968 Affinity Group	Julieanne Casey Nick Vargelis Lindsay Pelletier	The subject of the group project we hope to present are the events of May 1968 in France. We got together to discuss some possibilities of what exactly we planned to attack on this subject and we came up with a few ideas, none of which are final. So far we plan on examining the events of the time period and the relationship/influence these events had on the films produced at/during that time. We also hope to compare and contrast some aspects of the movement in France to similar or not so similar movements going on in the States at the same time. We hope to determine the major causes, subsequent major events, and the final outcome of the movement along with the effect it had on the larger society, and of course looking at who/what groups were involved, their goals and hopes of what the movement would produce.