Lectures
- July 13, Robert Duncan, Psyche-Myth and the Moment of Truth
- July 14, Jack Spicer, Poetry and Politics
- July 16, Gary Snyder, Poetry and the Primitive
- July 20, Charles Olson, Causal Mythology
- July 21, Ed Dorn, The Poet, the People, the Spirit
- July 22, Allen Ginsberg, What's Happening on Earth
- July 23, Robert Creeley, Sense of Measure
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