Shows/05/13/77

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Booji Boy's Basement:

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Setlist:

Unknown.

Venue:

Center for Peaceful Change, Stopher Hall, Kent State University

City:

Kent, OH

Date:

1977-05-13

Time:

6:00 pm ^[1]

Opening Acts:

None known.

Trivia/Info:[]

This free KSU concert took place nine days after the seventh anniversary of the Kent State massacre.
A KSU commission founded the Center for Peaceful Change "in 1971 as Kent State University's original "living memorial" to the students killed on May 4, 1970 when Ohio National Guardsmen killed four and injured nine Kent State University students during a student protest against the United States' war in Vietnam and Southeast Asia". It is now called the "Center for Applied Conflict Management." ^[2]

References[]

↑ Kent State University. (Library archive.) Daily Kent Stater. 13 May 1977. page 12. "A free concert with “Devo” will begin at 6 tonight in Stopher Hall in the Center for Peaceful Change".
↑ Kent State University. College of Arts & Sciences - Center for Applied Conflict Management - About CACM.

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[1] Kent State University. (Library archive.) Daily Kent Stater. 13 May 1977. page 12. "A free concert with “Devo” will begin at 6 tonight in Stopher Hall in the Center for Peaceful Change".

[2] Kent State University. College of Arts & Sciences - Center for Applied Conflict Management - About CACM.

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