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Union Members March In Support of Employees Rallying To Unionize Borders Bookstore In Ann Arbor, October 1997 Photographer: Lon Horwedel

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Year:
1997
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Ann Arbor News, October 2, 1997
Caption:
Elise Bryant, a member of the UAW Local 1981, helps lead a group of fellow union members as they march to and from Borders Books and Music headquarters Wednesday afternoon to protest alleged 'union-busting' practices.

Michael Moore, Filmmaker, Joins Employees Rallying To Unionize Borders Bookstore In Ann Arbor, October 1997 Photographer: Lon Horwedel

Michael Moore, Filmmaker, Joins Employees Rallying To Unionize Borders Bookstore In Ann Arbor, October 1997 image
Year:
1997
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 2, 1997
Caption:
Filmmaker Michael Moore was on hand for the rally, followed by a free screening of his new movie, 'The Big One,' which deals in part with his encounters with Borders.
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AADL Talks To: Eve Silberman, Former Profiles Editor & Writer for the Ann Arbor Observer

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Eve Silberman

 

In this episode, AADL talks to Eve Silberman. Eve has written for the Ann Arbor Observer for over four decades. As profile writer and editor Eve oversaw the Ann Arborites section, which highlights community members. In addition, she has covered and written features on local politics, social services, the city's history, and more.

 

A Taste for Art

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16
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March
Year
1998
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Copyright Protected

New Tastes on State

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31
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August
Year
1992
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Copyright Protected
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AADL Talks To: Steve Culver, Publisher of the LGBTQ+ focused Magazine Out Post

Steve Culver
Steve Culver

In this episode, AADL Talks To Steve Culver. Steve first visited Ann Arbor in his early 20s, and soon began his publishing career in Ann Arbor at the Ann Arbor News. In 1990, he released the first issue of his LGBTQ-focused publication Ten Percent, which later became the Michigan Tribune and finally Out Post. Steve reflects on 34 ½ years of covering Ann Arbor & Southeast Michigan’s queer community, how his publication has changed over the years, and broader changes in Ann Arbor’s social scene.

 

Ann Arbor 200
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AADL Talks To: Zeke Mallory, Designer & Artist

Zeke Mallory
Zeke Mallory

In this episode, AADL Talks To Zeke Mallory. Zeke studied Fine Art and Commercial Design at Eastern Michigan University, worked at Mr. Flood’s Party, and has been a successful graphic artist since starting his career in Ann Arbor in the 1970s. Zeke talks about some of his signs and murals around town, his experiences working as an artist, and some of the influential people in his life.

See AADL's collection of Zeke Mallory's posters and artwork here.

Zeke Mallory, Watercolor Stream in the Gorge
Zeke Mallory, Watercolor Stream in the Gorge, 2008

 

Ann Arbor 200
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AADL Talks To: Jody Kohn, former PR and Publicity for Borders

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Jody Kohn

In this episode, AADL Talks To Jody Kohn, who worked for Borders in various roles, including merchandising, PR, Publicity, and Promotions, and director of communications for international stores. She witnessed many changes over the course of her career, and discusses the history of Borders as a brick and mortar from its origins in 1971 through the 1990s and later years. 

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AADL Talks To: Robin and Jamie Agnew, owners of Aunt Agatha's

In this episode, AADL Talks To Robin and Jamie Agnew, owners of Aunt Agatha’s, their specialty mystery bookstore. The business began in Ann Arbor in 1992, and operated as a brick and mortar for 26 years before moving online in August 2018. Robin and Jamie talk about their experiences working in the store, their favorite memories here in town, and discuss some of the changes in the mystery book genre and bookselling business over the years.

Find more about Aunt Agatha's in our archival collections.