Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1998
Caption:
Steve Spencer of Belleville, top left, chews on a plastic marijuana plant during Saturday's annual Hash Bash rally on the University of Michigan Diag. Left, dancers follow the beat of drums on the Diag. Below, Abbey Gavrila, Pioneer High School junior, sports a "Keep off the Grass' T-shirt at an alternative event held at the Michigan League while the Hash Bash went on outdoors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1998
Caption:
Steve Spencer of Belleville, top left, chews on a plastic marijuana plant during Saturday's annual Hash Bash rally on the University of Michigan Diag. Left, dancers follow the beat of drums on the Diag. Below, Abbey Gavrila, Pioneer High School junior, sports a "Keep off the Grass' T-shirt at an alternative event held at the Michigan League while the Hash Bash went on outdoors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1998
Caption:
Steve Spencer of Belleville, top left, chews on a plastic marijuana plant during Saturday's annual Hash Bash rally on the University of Michigan Diag. Left, dancers follow the beat of drums on the Diag. Below, Abbey Gavrila, Pioneer High School junior, sports a "Keep off the Grass' T-shirt at an alternative event held at the Michigan League while the Hash Bash went on outdoors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 6, 1997
Caption:
Chef Ra, a speaker at the 1997 Hash Bash, addresses a soggy group of listeners.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 2, 1995
Caption:
Above, Jerald Laskey of Toledo, Ohio, shakes his fist in agreement with one of the speakers at the U-M Diag, where about 5,000 gathered Saturday for the 1995 Hash Bash. Far left, a Hash Basher exhales; left, singer/activist Dana Peel, who says he was at the first-ever Hash Bash, performs for the crowd.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 2, 1995
Caption:
Above, Jerald Laskey of Toledo, Ohio, shakes his fist in agreement with one of the speakers at the U-M Diag, where about 5,000 gathered Saturday for the 1995 Hash Bash. Far left, a Hash Basher exhales; left, singer/activist Dana Peel, who says he was at the first-ever Hash Bash, performs for the crowd.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 2, 1995
Caption:
Above, Jerald Laskey of Toledo, Ohio, shakes his fist in agreement with one of the speakers at the U-M Diag, where about 5,000 gathered Saturday for the 1995 Hash Bash. Far left, a Hash Basher exhales; left, singer/activist Dana Peel, who says he was at the first-ever Hash Bash, performs for the crowd.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 7, 1996
Caption:
A member of the rally's sound crew argues with a U-M police lieutenant about the organizers' attempt to keep the sound system working beyond the 1 p.m. deadline.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 7, 1996
Caption:
A woman was arrested after police saw something in her hand as she stood near the Diag following the rally.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 7, 1996
Caption:
Ann Arbor's annual April pro-hemp rally provided the usual mix of politics and street theater. At far left, rallygoers cheer speakers calling for legalization of marijuana. At left, Eastern Michigan University student Leila Nuzzi checks out pipes in a display on South State Street near the Diag. Below, a drummer who goes by the name Sundance (foreground) leads a 'drum circle' during the Hash Bash.