Sound recording and music

SRu000050843 / 1983-09-01

1983

No exit.

1 sound cassette.

No exit

Fred Morales, Jr.

words, music, performance, arr. of music, recording: Fred Morales, Jr.

Morales, Fred, Jr., 1951-

Sound recording and music

SRu000175960 / 1990-03-05

1989

No exit.

sound cassette.

Jason Lee Vales

Cataloged from appl.
Collection.

music, words, performance: Jason Lee Vales.

Jason Lee Vales 1971-

Non-dramatic literary work

TX0006346603 / 2006-04-12

December 13, 2005

2005

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Cataloged from appl. only.

Anne L. Alstott

Anne L. Alstott

Non-dramatic literary work

TXu000243507 / 1986-06-30

1986

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Camilla Pollycove

Cataloged from appl.

Camilla Pollycove.

Camilla Pollycove 1945-

Non-dramatic literary work

TXu001075562 / 2002-10-28

2002

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216 p.

Isaura Alcantara-Tucker, 1976- (Al-SaadiQ Banks, pseud.)

Isaura Alcantara-Tucker 1976-
pseud. Al-SaadiQ Banks
Isaura Alcantara Tucker

Dramatic work and accompanying music

TXu001167615 / 2004-03-24

2003

No exit.

Rights & permissions info. on original appl. in C.O.

100 p.

Brian Dougherty

Screenplay.

Brian Dougherty

Art work

VAu000341679 / 1995-07-28

1993

Spiral man and color cartoons from 1993.

1 v.

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Children's story & art originals.

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000522006 / 1992-04-10

of the last of the contributions to be completed: 1992

[Free education (those who can pay, stay), and other contributions by Andrew Benjamin Singer]

C.O. correspondence.

The Berkeley graduate, Sept. 1991
The new world order comes to Berkeley
The daily Californian, Oct. 1, 1991
The daily Californian, Oct. 3, 1991
The Berkeley graduate, Nov. 1991
The daily Californian, Nov. 5, 1991
The daily Californian, Dec. 3, 1991
The daily Californian, Jan. 14, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 15, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 16, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 17, 1992
The funky crowd
The daily Californian, Jan. 21, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 22, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 23, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 27, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 28, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 29, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 30, 1992
The daily Californian, Jan. 31, 1992
The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1992
The monthly, Feb. 1, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 3, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 4, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 5, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 6, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 7, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 10, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 11, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 12, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 13, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 14, 1992
The park
Green consensus, Feb. 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 18, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 19, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 20, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 21, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 24, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 25, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 27, 1992
The daily Californian, Feb. 28, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 2, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 3, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 4, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 5, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 6, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 9, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 10, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 11, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 12, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 13, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 17, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 18, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 19, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 20, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 23, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 25, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 30, 1992
The daily Californian, Mar. 31, 1992
The daily Californian, Apr. 1, 1992
The daily Californian, Apr. 2, 1992
The daily Californian, Apr. 3, 1992
The Berkeley graduate, Apr. 1991
Z magazine, June 1991
The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991
The stairmaster
The Berkeley dining guide
The daily Californian, Sept. 5, 1991

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Free education (those who can pay, stay). Pub. 1991-04-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Apr. 1991)
Budget cuts. Pub. 1991-04-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Apr. 1991)
Gotta go where the money is. Pub. 1991-04-10. (In the Berkeley graduate, Apr. 1991)
Attacking"political correctness." Pub. 1991-04-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Apr. 1991)
Education, 1951-1991. Pub. 1991-04-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Apr. 1991)
Press coverage. Pub. 1991-06-01. (In Z magazine, June 1991)
Undermined. Pub. 1991-06-01. (In Z Magazine, June 1991)
Sam--clean up your room. Pub. 1991-06-01. (In Z magazine, June 1991)
Education--out of reach. Pub. 1991-06-01. (In Z magazine, June 1991)
Orientation 1991. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
Faculty retirement. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
Conservatism on campus. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
The stairmaster. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
People's republic of Berkeley. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
Berkeley bookstores. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
Women of color unite. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
Berkeley record stores. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
The Berkeley dining guide. Pub. 1991-08-26. (In The daily Californian, Aug. 26, 1991)
I don't believe in quotas. Pub. 1991-09-05. (In The daily Californian, Sept. 5, 1991)
Staying afloat. Pub. 1991-09-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Sept. 1991)
The new world order comes to Berkeley. Pub. 1991-09-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Sept. 1991)
Got an axe to grind? Pub. 1991-10-01. (In The daily Californian, Oct. 1, 1991)
Fit to be tied? Pub. 1991-10-03. (In The daily Californian, Oct. 3, 1991)
Doctoral diversity at UC. Pub. 1991-11-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Nov. 1991)
Asians fight back. Pub. 1991-11-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Nov. 1991)
Would you like that gift-wrapped? Pub. 1991-11-05. (In The daily Californian, Nov. 5, 1991)
1991 holiday special. Pub. 1991-12-03. (In The daily Californian, Dec. 3, 1991)
Last supper illustration series. Pub. 1991-12-03. (In The daily Californian, Dec. 3, 1991)
(No exit) The melting pot is coming to a boil. Pub. 1992-01-14. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 14, 1992)
(No exit) Soon to be on this site. Pub. 1992-01-15. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 15, 1992)
(No exit) Which one of these things doesn't belong here? Pub. 1992-01-16. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 16, 1992)
(No exit) Hazards of working at home. Pub. 1992-01-17. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 17, 1992)
The funky crowd. Pub. 1992-01-21. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 21, 1992)
(No exit) Meet the cartoonist. Pub. 1992-01-21. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 21, 1992)
(No exit) My biggest fear. Pub. 1992-01-22. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 22, 1992)
(No exit) Hats. Pub. 1992-01-23. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 23, 1992)
(No exit) Frozen to death by air conditioning. Pub. 1992-01-27. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 27, 1992)
(No exit) Car tricks. Pub. 1992-01-28. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 28, 1992)
(No exit) Parasites. Pub. 1992-01-29. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 29, 1992)
(No exit) The road to hell is paved. Pub. 1992-01-30. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 30, 1992)
(No exit) Moses parts traffic. Pub. 1992-01-31. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 31, 1992)
Agri-business-the facade/the reality. Pub. 1992-02-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1992)
Getting an academic job. Pub. 1992-02-10. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1992)
(No exit) Corporatnu--the god of business. Pub. 1992-02-01. (In The monthly, Feb. 1, 1992)
(No exit) The stars & stripes of America. Pub. 1992-02-03. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 3, 1992)
(No exit) How to get groovy. Pub. 1992-02-04. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 4, 1992)
(No exit) Rasta-mahn/sales-mahn. Pub. 1992-02-05. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 5, 1992)
(No exit) Legal/illegal (marajauana) Pub. 1992-02-06. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 6, 1992)
(No exit) Illegal/legal (domestic violence) Pub. 1992-02-07. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 7, 1992)
(No exit) Didi's night in McDonaldland USA. Pub. 1992-02-10. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 10, 1992)
(No exit) My date with Manette. Pub. 1992-02-11. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 11, 1992)
(No exit)A visual symphonic love story. Pub. 1992-02-12. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 12, 1992)
(No exit) Male love. Pub. 1992-02-13. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 13, 1992)
(No exit)A public service announcement (kiss) Pub. 1992-02-14. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 14, 1992)
The park. Pub. 1992-02-14. (In Green consensus, Feb. 1992)
(No exit) Our philosophies justify our lifestyles. Pub. 1992-02-18. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 18, 1992)
(No exit) George "Benevolent" Bush. Pub. 1992-02-19. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 19, 1992)
(No exit) Trickle down economics in action. Pub. 1992-02-20. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 20, 1992)
Afro-centered thought. Pub. 1992-02-20. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 20, 1992)
(No exit) America, love it or change it. Pub. 1992-02-21. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 21, 1992)
(No exit) Pete Wilson balances the budget. Pub. 1992-02-24. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 24, 1992)
(No exit) Death by 1000 cuts. Pub. 1992-02-25. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 25, 1992)
(No exit) Rich man/poor man. Pub. 1992-02-27. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 27, 1992)
(No exit) Upper middle class problems. Pub. 1992-02-28. (In The daily Californian, Feb. 28, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Crap : pt. 1. Pub. 1992-03-02. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 2, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Crap : pt. 2. Pub. 1992-03-03. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 3, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Crap : pt. 3. Pub. 1992-03-04. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 4, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Crap : pt. 4. Pub. 1992-03-05. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 5, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Break free of TV. Pub. 1992-03-06. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 6, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Phone sex. Pub. 1992-03-09. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 9, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Architecture idea. Pub. 1992-03-10. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 10, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") My housemate at birth. Pub. 1992-03-11. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 11, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Real economics. Pub. 1992-03-12. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 12, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Stupidities. Pub. 1992-03-13. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 13, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Feeling lost? Pub. 1992-03-17. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 17, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Beware--it could happen to anyone. Pub. 1992-03-18. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 18, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") One dude ruined a hairstyle. Pub. 1992-03-19. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 19, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Hind-sight. Pub. 1992-03-20. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 20, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") The woman of my dreams. Pub. 1992-03-23. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 23, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") A thought (on love) Pub. 1992-03-25. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 25, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Postive aspects of global warming. Pub. 1992-03-30. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 30, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Rocket powered aluminum can. Pub. 1992-03-31. (In The daily Californian, Mar. 31, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Capitalism world airways. Pub. 1992-04-01. (In The daily Californian, Apr. 1, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Stereo muzak. Pub. 1992-04-02. (In The daily Californian, Apr. 2, 1992)
(No exit--"it's not funny") Like addicts. Pub. 1992-04-03. (In The daily Californian, Apr. 3, 1992)

Title from appl.

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000538438 / 1992-09-30

of the last of the contributions to be completed: 1992

[Life's a struggle, and other contributions] / A. Singer.

A Couple-a pay-trons.
Pay-trons.
Job advice
A Chance encounter.
The Day my baby left me.
After college, it's either.
Rent or rents.
Ever wonder why they call 'em "crushes"?
Crushes.
A Business luncheon.
A Lite life.
It's a lite life.
A Consumer.
A Consumer (the bigger view)
While some government services were cutting back hours.
While some services were cutting back.
A Precariously balanced budget.
The History of agri-business.
The Farm.
The Art-history of rock.
The Yuppification of Berkeley.
Every night is mystery night at Cal dining.
Dorm food no. 1.
You can lose that freshman 10--eat dorm food.
Dorm food no. 2.
The Miles-Cutter contradiction.
Squeezed in a box
Cow in a human meat section
Cow barbecuing human meat
A Cluster-bummer.
Cluster bummers.
A Fork in the road.
Existential intersection I
I'm a fool for that woman.
A Woman and her fool.
The Origin of the word "horny."
An Existential crisis.
A Generic romance.
Generic romance
Gender symbols
The Berkeley graduate
Women scientists overcome adversity
Voo-doo-doo: Reagan/Bush economics.
Voo-doo economics.
The UC budget squeeze.
The Education pipeline.
The Monthly, Berkeley, June 1992
The Daily Californian, Berkeley
A Caf-fiend.
Does your job make you wear a silly uniform?
Silly uniforms.
I'm in America's retail army!
America's retail army.
The Human habitrail.
Warning: wearing neckties can cut off circulation to your brain.
Neckties can cut off circulation to your brain.
A Flock of "computer-punching butt-lickers."
Computer punching butt-lickers.
A Holding pattern.
Make your own little Block-head.
Make a Blockhead.
The Gang of four.

Andrew Benjamin Singer

(No exit)( (In The Daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 6Apr92. Life's a struggle. Pub. 1992-04-06.
Issue 7Apr92. A Caf-fiend. Pub. 1992-04-07.
Issue 8Apr92. Hairy teeth. Pub. 1992-04-08.
Issue 10Apr92. Late nite with your appliances. Pub. 1992-04-10.
Issue 13Apr92. Does your job make you wear a silly uniform? Add. title: Silly uniforms. Pub. 1992-04-13.
Issue 14Apr92. I'm in America's retail army! Add. title: America's retail army. Pub. 1992-04-14.
Issue 15Apr92. The Human habitrail. Pub. 1992-04-15.
Issue 16Apr92. Warning: wearing neckties can cut off circulation to your brain. Add. title: Neckties can cut off circulation to your brain. Pub. 1992-04-16.
Issue 17Apr92. A Flock of "computer-punching butt-lickers." Appl. title: Computer punching butt-lickers. Pub. 1992-04-17.
Issue 21Apr92. Dog-eat-dog. Pub. 1992-04-21.
Issue 22Apr92. Bureaucracy. Pub. 1992-04-22.
Issue 23Apr92. A Holding pattern. Pub. 1992-04-23.
Issue 27Apr92. Quitting fantasies. Pub. 1992-04-27.
Issue 28Apr92. Prisoners of time. Pub. 1992-04-28.
Issue 29Apr92. Make your own little Block-head. Add. title: Make a Blockhead. Pub. 1992-04-29.
Issue 30Apr92. SWM seeks chocolate cake. Pub. 1992-04-30.
Issue 1May92. Noah's RV. Pub. 1992-05-01.
Issue 4May92. Blind justice. Pub. 1992-05-04.
Issue 5May92. LA street gangs. Pub. 1992-05-05.
Issue 5May92. The Gang of four. Pub. 1992-05-05.
Issue 6May92. "Disposable" income. Pub. 1992-05-06.
Issue 7May92. A Couple-a pay-trons. Appl. title: Pay-trons. Pub. 1992-05-07.
Issue 7May92. Graduation special '92. Pub. 1992-05-07.
Issue 7May92. Affirmative action: negative impact? Pub. 1992-05-07.
Issue 7May92. Hard times. Pub. 1992-05-07.
Issue 7May92. [Job advice] Title from appl. Pub. 1992-05-07.
Issue 8May92. Self-centered. Pub. 1992-05-08.
Issue 11May92. Graduation. Pub. 1992-05-11.
Issue 12May92. Alone. Pub. 1992-05-12.
Issue 13May92. A Chance encounter. Pub. 1992-05-13.
Issue 14May92. The Day my baby left me. Pub. 1992-05-14.
Issue 15May92. My love life. Pub. 1992-05-15.
Issue 18May92. After college, it's either. Add. title: Rent or rents. Pub. 1992-05-18.
Issue 20May92. Ever wonder why they call 'em "crushes"? Add. title: Crushes. Pub. 1992-05-20.
Issue 22May92. Leaving a circle of friends. Pub. 1992-05-22.
Issue 27May92. Some advice on humor. Pub. 1992-05-27.
Issue 29May92. Slinky women. Pub. 1992-05-29.
Issue 3Jun92. U. Cisyphus. Pub. 1992-06-03.
Issue 5Jun92. A Business luncheon. Pub. 1992-06-05.
Issue 10Jun92. It's a drive-thru life. Pub. 1992-06-10.
Issue 12Jun92. A Lite life. Add. title: It's a lite life. Pub. 1992-06-12.
Issue 17Jun92. A Consumer. Pub. 1992-06-17.
Issue 19Jun92. A Consumer (the bigger view) Pub. 1992-06-19.
Issue 24Jun92. Balancing my checkbook. Pub. 1992-06-24.
Issue 26Jun92. Under the influence. Pub. 1992-06-26.
Issue 1Jul92. Cloudy recollections. Pub. 1992-07-01.
Issue 8Jul92. States. Pub. 1992-07-08.
Issue 10Jul92. Complexities. Pub. 1992-07-10.
Issue 15Jul92. While some government services were cutting back hours. Add. title: While some services were cutting back. Pub. 1992-07-15.
Issue 17Jul92. A Precariously balanced budget. Pub. 1992-07-17.
Issue 22Jul92. The History of agri-business. Pub. 1992-07-22.
Issue 24Jul92. The Farm. Pub. 1992-07-24.
Issue 29Jul92. National insecurity. Pub. 1992-07-29.
Issue 31Jul92. I thoughtI could say it simply. Pub. 1992-07-31.
Issue 5Aug92. Entering August. Pub. 1992-08-05.
Issue 7Aug92. Summertime. Pub. 1992-08-07.
Issue 12Aug92. Eating my words. Pub. 1992-08-12.
Issue 14Aug92. Generic people (scanning each other) Pub. 1992-08-14.
Issue 19Aug92. The Art-history of rock. Pub. 1992-08-19.
Issue 20Aug92. Smoking causes lung cancer. Pub. 1992-08-20.
Issue 21Aug92. Housing was getting scarce in Berkeley. Pub. 1992-08-21.
Issue 24Aug92. Landmarks of Berkeley. Pub. 1992-08-24.
Issue 25Aug92. Who's got the bigger ding-a-ling? Pub. 1992-08-25.
Issue 26Aug92. The Yuppification of Berkeley. Pub. 1992-08-26.
Issue 26Aug92. Every night is mystery night at Cal dining. Add. title: Dorm food no. 1. Pub. 1992-08-26.
Issue 26Aug92. You can lose that freshman 10--eat dorm food. Add. title: Dorm food no. 2. Pub. 1992-08-26.
Issue 27Aug92. The Miles-Cutter contradiction. Pub. 1992-08-27.
Issue 28Aug92. [Squeezed in a box] Title from appl. Pub. 1992-08-28.
Issue 31Aug92. Stag magazine. Pub. 1992-08-31.
Issue 1Sep92. Animal co-dependency workshops. Pub. 1992-09-01.
Issue 2Sep92. [Cow in a human meat section] Title from appl. Pub. 1992-09-02.
Issue 3Sep93. [Cow barbecuing human meat] Title from appl. Pub. 1992-09-03.
Issue 4Sep92. Animal testing. Pub. 1992-09-04.
Issue 8Sep92. A Cluster-bummer. Add. title: Cluster bummers. Pub. 1992-09-08.
Issue 9Sep92. Mental constipation. Pub. 1992-09-09.
Issue 10Sep92. A Fork in the road. Pub. 1992-09-10.
Issue 11Sep92. [Existential intersection I] Title from appl. Pub. 1992-09-11.
Issue 14Sep92. I'm a fool for that woman. Add. title: A Woman and her fool. Pub. 1992-09-14.
Issue 15Sep92. The Origin of the word "horny." Pub. 1992-09-15.
Issue 16Sep92. Playing it cool. Pub. 1992-09-16.
Issue 17Sep92. An Existential crisis. Pub. 1992-09-17.
Issue 18Sep92. Love. Pub. 1992-09-18.
Issue 21Sep92. A Generic romance. Pub. 1992-09-21.
Issue 22Sep92. [Generic romance] Title from appl. Pub. 1992-09-22.
Issue 23Sep92. [Gender symbols] Title from appl. Pub. 1992-09-23.
Issue 24Sep92. Women's underwear for pizza lovers. Pub. 1992-09-24.
Issue Apr92. [Women scientists overcome adversity] Title from appl. Pub. 1992-04-10. (In The Berkeley graduate)
Issue Apr92. Sexual harassment on campus. Pub. 1992-04-10. (In The Berkeley graduate)
Issue Apr92. Voo-doo-doo: Reagan/Bush economics. Add. title: Voo-doo economics. Pub. 1992-04-10. (In The Berkeley graduate)
Issue Aug92. The UC budget squeeze. Pub. 1992-08-21. (In The Berkeley graduate)
Issue Aug92. The Education pipeline. Pub. 1992-08-21. (In The Berkeley graduate)
Issue Aug92. AGSE stands up to the university. Pub. 1992-08-21. (In The Berkeley graduate)
Issue Aug92. AGSE. Pub. 1992-08-21. (In The Berkeley graduate)
Issue Aug92. Recycle. Pub. 1992-08-21. (In The Berkeley graduate)
Freedom of choice. Pub. 1992-06-01. (In The Monthly, Berkeley, June 1992)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000567299 / 1993-07-22

of the last of the contributions to be completed: 1993

[Earthquake expert, and other contributions] / Singer.

Twisted hands
Dreams, frivolity, stability.
Stability, frivolity, dreams.
A lounge lizard.
Animal territoriality or "trees have it tough."
Trees have it tough.
Everybody'sa TV evangelist.
A TV evangelist.
The cigarette pack tap.
2000 sorties per day (the stars & stripes)
The sugar bag shake.
The white male air-guitar.
The monthly, Apr. 1993
Z magazine, June 1993
The circle of poison.
The Daily Californian, Berkeley
The dirty dish sensor.
UCB, the expanding monster.
The expanding monster (UCB)
A drive-thru psychic.
The sky is alive.
Hey kids! It's a puzzle comic!
Puzzle comic.
The flu.
A parody
A spotted owl carrying away the CEO of Pacific Lumber Company.
We at the Berkeley City Council plan to help the homeless by hiring them to remove graffiti on Telegraph Avenue.
City council graffiti plan.
The arms race.
The ultimate opportunistic entrepreneur.
May I present one of the teams most "promising" young athletes.
Promising athletes.

Andrew Benjamin Singer

Earthquake expert. Pub. 1993-04-01. (In The monthly, Apr. 1993)
Preparing for the worst. Pub. 1993-04-01. (In The monthly, Apr. 1993)
Grassroots! Pub. 1993-06-05. (In Z magazine, June 1993)
The circle of poison. Pub. 1993-06-05. (In Z magazine, June 1993)
(No exit)( (In The Daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 22Feb93. Gnarly dude! Pub. 1993-02-22.
Issue 23Feb93. The dirty dish sensor. Pub. 1993-02-23.
Issue 24Feb93. Financial aid. Pub. 1993-02-24.
Issue 25Feb93. Interstate 80 (in the year 2010) Pub. 1993-02-25.
Issue 26Feb93. UCB, the expanding monster. Add. title: The expanding monster (UCB) Pub. 1993-02-26.
Issue 1Mar93. Mechanical sounds of spring. Pub. 1993-03-01.
Issue 2Mar93. Cars mating. Pub. 1993-03-02.
Issue 3Mar93. Traffic congestion. Pub. 1993-03-03.
Issue 4Mar93. Japanese cars. Pub. 1993-03-04.
Issue 5Mar93. A drive-thru psychic. Pub. 1993-03-05.
Issue 8Mar93. Coincidence. Pub. 1993-03-08.
Issue 9Mar93. Desire beguiles. Pub. 1993-03-09.
Issue 10Mar93. Circles of thought. Pub. 1993-03-10.
Issue 11Mar93. Paranoia. Pub. 1993-03-11.
Issue 12Mar93. The sky is alive. Pub. 1993-03-12.
Issue 15Mar93. Your job is to make people laugh. Pub. 1993-03-15.
Issue 16Mar93. Weird dreams II. Pub. 1993-03-16.
Issue 17Mar93. Entertaining a thought. Pub. 1993-03-17.
Issue 18Mar93. Tackling a problem. Pub. 1993-03-18.
Issue 19Mar93. Dance! Pub. 1993-03-19.
Issue 24Mar93. Hey kids! It's a puzzle comic! Add. title: Puzzle comic. Pub. 1993-03-24.
Issue 26Mar93. Popping a zit. Pub. 1993-03-26.
Issue 29Mar93. The flu. Pub. 1993-03-29.
Issue 30Mar93. Urban pigeons. Pub. 1993-03-30.
Issue 31Mar93. Mother ship. Pub. 1993-03-31.
Issue 1Apr93. Motorboats with wings. Pub. 1993-04-01.
Issue 2Apr93. "Little accidents" in our modern world. Pub. 1993-04-02.
Issue 5Apr93. Jack-in-the-box. Pub. 1993-04-05.
Issue 6Apr93. Michael Frederick Griffin. Pub. 1993-04-06.
Issue 7Apr93. [A parody] Title from appl. Pub. 1993-04-07.
Issue 8Apr93. Tax rates. Pub. 1993-04-08.
Issue 9Apr93. Party's over. Pub. 1993-04-09.
Issue 12Apr93. A spotted owl carrying away the CEO of Pacific Lumber Company. Pub. 1993-04-12.
Issue 14Apr93. My office is a zoo. Pub. 1993-04-14.
Issue 15Apr93. Barflys. Pub. 1993-04-15.
Issue 16Apr93. Rat race. Pub. 1993-04-16.
Issue 19Apr93. Symbolic relationships. Pub. 1993-04-19.
Issue 20Apr93. Lines. Pub. 1993-04-20.
Issue 21Apr93. Waves. Pub. 1993-04-21.
Issue 22Apr93. Mom's greatest hits. Pub. 1993-04-22.
Issue 23Apr93. Grilled with questions. Pub. 1993-04-23.
Issue 26Apr93. We at the Berkeley City Council plan to help the homeless by hiring them to remove graffiti on Telegraph Avenue. Add. title: City council graffiti plan. Pub. 1993-04-26.
Issue 27Apr93. Braces. Pub. 1993-04-27.
Issue 27Apr93. The arms race. Pub. 1993-04-27.
Issue 28Apr93. My trip to the dentist. Pub. 1993-04-28.
Issue 29Apr93. What happens to your teeth. Pub. 1993-04-29.
Issue 30Apr93. Severe "cotton mouth." Pub. 1993-04-30.
Issue 3May93. How to fry your brain. Pub. 1993-05-03.
Issue 4May93. Latin American games toon! Pub. 1993-05-04.
Issue 5May93. The ultimate opportunistic entrepreneur. Pub. 1993-05-05.
Issue 6May93. Good checkout-counter dividers make good neighbors. Pub. 1993-05-06.
Issue 7May93. Words of wisdom. Pub. 1993-05-07.
Issue 10May93. May I present one of the teams most "promising" young athletes. Add. title: Promising athletes. Pub. 1993-05-10.
Issue 11May93. Boys with toys. Pub. 1993-05-11.
Issue 12May93. Four Andy Warhols. Pub. 1993-05-12.
Issue 13May93. Twinkie's last stand. Pub. 1993-05-13.
Issue 14May93. [Twisted hands] Title from appl. Pub. 1993-05-14.
Issue 19May93. Letting out my pants. Pub. 1993-05-19.
Issue 19May93. Bent out of shape? Pub. 1993-05-19.
Issue 21May93. Dreams, frivolity, stability. Add. title: Stability, frivolity, dreams. Pub. 1963-05-21.
Issue 26May93. A lounge lizard. Pub. 1993-05-26.
Issue 28May93. Just divorced. Pub. 1993-05-28.
Issue 2Jun93. Why do men always think about sex. Pub. 1993-06-02.
Issue 9Jun93. Traumas du jour. Pub. 1993-06-09.
Issue 9Jun93. Bearing a grudge? Pub. 1993-06-09.
Issue 11Jun93. Animal territoriality or "trees have it tough." Add. title: Trees have it tough. Pub. 1993-06-11.
Issue 16Jun93. Ever feel like a number? Pub. 1993-06-16.
Issue 18Jun93. Take a number. Pub. 1993-06-18.
Issue 23Jun93. Our professions shape our perceptions. Pub. 1993-06-23.
Issue 25Jun93. Everybody'sa TV evangelist. Add. title: A TV evangelist. Pub. 1993-06-25.
Issue 30Jun93. The cigarette pack tap. Pub. 1993-06-30.
Issue 30Jun93. [2000 sorties per day (the stars & stripes)] Title from appl. Pub. 1993-06-30.
Issue 2Jul93. The sugar bag shake. Pub. 1993-07-02.
Issue 7Jul93. The white male air-guitar. Pub. 1993-07-07.
Issue 9Jul93. Deficit reduction idea no. 5. Pub. 1993-07-09.
Issue 16Jul93. Bill the hawk. Pub. 1993-07-16.

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000625441 / 1994-09-26

1994

[KALX fall 1993 programing guide cover art] and other contributions.

KALX fall 1993 programing guide cover art

Baseball owners milk profits from television.
The hamburgerization of Central America.
I Refuse to stand.
Nietzsche& Marx
The last place in Berkeley where it's legal to panhandle.
The American (pipe) dream.
The bulk club.
A river of traffic.
The bovine growth hormone cow.
The world is being run by bone heads.
Summer in Berkeley: the official survival guide
Summer in Berkeley (a checklist)
The missing years.
The sheet dance.
The steel anvil of love.
The Marlboro man
The 34th St. dirty dish museum.

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Fall 1993. KALX fall 1993 programming guide cover art. Pub. 1993-09-24.
Apr94. Baseball owners milk profits from television. Pub. 1994-04-01. (In The monthly)
Ma694. The hamburgerization of Central America. Pub. 1994-05-10. (In Z magazine)
Jul94. I Refuse to stand. (No exit) Pub. 1994-07-01. (In The progressive)
Sep94. Nietzsche & Marx : a parody. Pub. 1994-09-01. (In The Bay guardian)
22Feb94. The last place in Berkeley where it's legal to panhandle. Pub. 1994-02-22. (In the daily Californian)
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 22Feb94. Police take candy from children. Pub. 1994-02-22.
Issue 25Feb94. The American (pipe) dream. Pub. 1994-02-25.
Issue 1Mar94. Alienation. Pub. 1994-03-01.
Issue 4Mar94. Life, no.1. Pub. 1994-03-04.
Issue 8Mar94. GE. Pub. 1994-03-08.
Issue 11Mar94. Free trade. Pub. 1994-03-11.
Issue 15Mar94. The bulk club. Pub. 1994-03-15.
Issue 18Mar94. Cellular TV. Pub. 1994-03-18.
Issue 22Mar94. Soldier/tourist. Pub. 1994-03-22.
Issue 25Mar94. A river of traffic. Pub. 1994-03-25.
Issue 29Mar94. The bovine growth hormone cow. 29Mar94.
Issue 1Apr94. Social realism: Homer Simpson smoking crack. Pub. 1994-04-01.
Issue 5Apr94. Neurotic carpet cleaners of literary history. Pub. 1994-04-05.
Issue 8Apr94. Defending your thesis. Pub. 1994-04-08.
Issue 12Apr94. Upper middle class sports trends. Pub. 1994-04-12.
Issue 15Apr94. It's a circus world. Pub. 1994-04-15.
Issue 19Apr94. Sitting duck/dead duck. Pub. 1994-04-19.
Issue 22Apr94. Urban living. Pub. 1994-04-22.
Issue 26Apr94. Jumping to conclusions. Pub. 1994-04-26.
Issue 29Apr94. Hay fever. Pub. 1994-04-29.
Issue 3May94. Words to live by: late to bed/late to rise. Pub. 1994-05-03.
Issue 6May94. The world is being run by bone heads. Pub. 1994-05-06.
Issue 10May94. Monster bike power. Pub. 1994-05-10.
Issue 13May94. Bicycling nightmares. Pub. 1994-05-13.
Issue 17May94. Cryogenically suspended leftovers. Pub. 1994-05-17.
Issue 20May94. Who really runs America (health plan) Pub. 1994-05-20.
Issue 20Jun94. Summer in Berkeley: the official survival guide ; Summer in Berkeley (a checklist) Pub. 1994-06-20.
Issue 21Jun94. Severe acne. Pub. 1994-06-21.
Issue 24Jun94. Beer belly/cookie butt. Pub. 1994-06-24.
Issue 28Jun94. Hybrid celebrities. Pub. 1994-06-28.
Issue 1Jul94. What if hair grew on right shoulders. Pub. 1994-07-01.
Issue 5Jul94. Mr. Anthony and his satellites. Pub. 1994-07-05.
Issue 8Jul94. Our sink: graveyard of dead teabags. Pub. 1994-07-08.
Issue 12Jul94. The missing years. Pub. 1994-07-12.
Issue 15Jul94. Life no. 2. Pub. 1994-07-15.
Issue 19Jul94. The sheet dance. Pub. 1994-07-19.
Issue 22Jul94. The steel anvil of love. Pub. 1994-07-22.
Issue 26Jul94. Bird-cat-dog-woman-man. Pub. 1994-07-26.
Issue 29Jul94. Female fish-tales. Pub. 1994-07-29.
Issue 2Aug94. Public school teaching veterans. Pub. 1994-08-02.
Issue 9Aug94. Multinats. Pub. 1994-08-09.
Issue 12Aug94. Smokers. Pub. 1994-08-12.
Issue 16Aug94. Avocado/abogado. Pub. 1994-08-16.
Issue 19Aug94. The Marlboro man : a parody. Pub. 1994-08-19.
Issue 23Aug94. Word prison. Pub. 1994-08-23.
Issue 26Aug94. US Government double standard no. 874. Pub. 1994-08-26.
Issue 30Aug94. Baseball strike. Pub. 1994-08-30.
Issue 2Sep94. Baseball: an allegory. Pub. 1994-09-02.
Issue 6Sep94. Second-hand smoke. Pub. 1994-09-06.
Issue 9Spe94. The 34th St. dirty dish museum. Pub. 1994-09-09.
Issue 13Sep94. Wino country. Pub. 1994-09-13.
Issue 16Sep94. Pet piercing. Pub. 1994-09-16.
Issue 20Sep94. Alternative uses for cats. Pub. 1994-09-20.
Issue 23Sep94. Rorschach's cat. Pub. 1994-09-23.

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000647182 / 1994-02-22

1994

[The Vulcan mind meld (with cheese), and other contributions]

*Removed* censorship
The "chia freak."
A guy drawing on the wall
Future projections
Flying funk/land-based funk
A parking vulture (circling)
The swarmI
The swarm
Car fighting
The running of the cars
Religious canons
Religious cannons
They say,"The meek shall inherit the earth."
The meek shall inherit the earth
Book of the month
Food first
The new Chevy Camaro
Modern tragedies
Crystal Pepsi
The ultimate Berkeley crime
Don went "all the way" and had a species-change operation
A species-change operation
The car-alarm seeking missle
Censorship
A sociological question
The dentist's chair
Have a ski-mask theme party!
Ski mask theme party
The academic conference game
It's time to take out the pin heads

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Issue 19Nov93. Censorship. Appl. title: *Removed* censorship. Pub. 1993-11-19.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 21Jul93. The Vulcan mind meld (with cheese) Pub. 1993-07-21.
Issue 23Jul93. Aliens XI. Pub. 1993-07-23.
Issue 28Jul93. The "chia freak." Pub. 1993-07-28.
Issue 30Jul93. Pushing the envelope. Pub. 1993-07-30.
Issue 4Aug93. Eric's letter arrived at a critical moment. Pub. 1993-08-04.
Issue 6Aug93. Dear Mr. Perkins. Pub. 1993-08-06.
Issue 11Aug93. [A guy drawing on the wall] Title from appl. Pub. 1993-08-11.
Issue 13Aug93. [Future projections] Title from appl. Pub. 1993-08-13.
Issue 19Aug93. [Flying funk/land-based funk] Title from appl. Pub. 1993-08-19.
Issue 19Aug93. Pot head. Pub. 1993-08-19.
Issue 23Aug93. A parking vulture (circling) Pub. 1993-08-23.
Issue 24Aug93. Traffic jam. Pub. 1993-08-24.
Issue 25Aug93. The swarmI. Pub. 1993-08-25.
Issue 26Aug93. The swarm. Pub. 1993-08-26.
Issue 27Aug93. Car fighting : or, The running of the cars. Pub. 1993-08-27.
Issue 30Aug93. Corporate Buddhism. Pub. 1993-08-30.
Issue 31Aug93. Who are the bigger religious fanatics? Pub. 1993-08-31.
Issue 1Sep93. Religious canons = Religious cannons. Pub. 1993-09-01.
Issue 2Sep93. They say,"The meek shall inherit the earth." Appl. title: The meek shall inherit the earth. Pub. 1993-09-02.
Issue 3Sep93. Prayer. Pub. 1993-09-03.
Issue 7Sep93. Words that indicate you're having a bad evening. Pub. 1993-09-07.
Issue 8Sep93. Cryogenic pet suspension. Pub. 1993-09-08.
Issue 13Sep93. Traveling with shamans. Pub. 1993-09-13.
Issue 15Sep93. So I says to him, "I told you what I said." Pub. 1993-09-15.
Issue 17Sep93. Paying through the nose. Pub. 1993-09-17.
Issue 20Sep93. It's confusing. Pub. 1993-09-20.
Issue 22Sep93. Book of the month. Appl. title: Food first. Pub. 1993-09-22.
Issue 24Sep93. Global warming. Pub. 1993-09-24.
Issue 27Sep93. The new Chevy Camaro. Pub. 1993-09-27.
Issue 29Sep93. Jesus drives on the water. Pub. 1993-09-29.
Issue 1Oct93. Safe sex I& II. Pub. 1993-10-01.
Issue 4Oct93. When MBA's BS. Pub. 1993-10-04.
Issue 6Oct93. Acronym relationships. Pub. 1993-10-06.
Issue 8Oct93. Cartoon no. 584. Pub. 1993-10-08.
Issue 11Oct93. 1492--the Native Americans discover Europe. Pub. 1993-10-11.
Issue 13Oct93. We live in a specialized world. Pub. 1993-10-13.
Issue 15Oct93. Modern tragedies. Appl. title: Crystal Pepsi. Pub. 1993-10-15.
Issue 19Oct93. Roof fixtures hanging out. Pub. 1993-10-19.
Issue 22Oct93. What your laundry sees. Pub. 1993-10-22.
Issue 26Oct93. The ultimate Berkeley crime. Pub. 1993-10-26.
Issue 29Oct93. Ediface complex. Pub. 1993-10-29.
Issue 2Nov93. Don went "all the way" and had a species-change operation. Appl. title: A species-change operation. Pub. 1993-11-02.
Issue 5Nov93. What if people looked like this? Pub. 1993-11-05.
Issue 9Nov93. Home entertainment center. Pub. 1993-11-09.
Issue 12Nov93. Schmnumphf vodka. Pub. 1993-11-12.
Issue 16Nov93. The car-alarm seeking missle. Pub. 1993-11-16.
Issue 23Nov93. Today's cartoon was censored. Pub. 1993-11-23.
Issue 30Nov93. Night of the living turkeys. Pub. 1993-11-30.
Issue 3Dec93. A sociological question. Pub. 1993-12-03.
Issue 7Dec93. Santa Maria, Santa Anna, Santa Barbara, Santa Claus. Pub. 1993-12-07.
Issue 10Dec93. Crucified Christ/crucified Christmas tree. Pub. 1993-12-10.
Issue 14Dec93. The dentist's chair. Pub. 1993-12-14.
Issue 18Jan94. Waking up on the wrong side of the bed. Pub. 1994-01-18.
Issue 21Jan94. Electric shock clock. Pub. 1994-01-21.
Issue 25Jan94. Olympic figure skating. Pub. 1994-01-25.
Issue 28Jan94. Have a ski-mask theme party! Appl. title: Ski mask theme party. Pub. 1994-01-28.
Issue 1Feb94. Work dances. Pub. 1994-02-01.
Issue 4Feb94. Repetitive motion syndrome. Pub. 1994-02-04.
Issue 8Feb94. Remindor--superhero of the absent minded. Pub. 1994-02-08.
Issue 11Feb94. Female magic tricks. Pub. 1994-02-11.
Issue 15Feb94. Economic forecasters. Pub. 1994-02-15.
Issue 18Feb94. Bureaucratic capitalism. Pub. 1994-02-18.
(First person) (In The monthly)
Issue Sep93. [The academic conference game] Title from appl. Pub. 1993-09-02.
Issue 2Nov93. [It's time to take out the pin heads] Title from appl. Pub. 1993-11-02. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000733120 / 1995-07-31

1991

Parasites and other contributions / Andrew Singer.

Human lives for oil
In time of war
Taxed in blood
The price of oil is going up!
The university weapons connection
ABC, CBS, NBC
Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil
Global cop
Draft notice

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

[Human lives for oil] Title from appl. Pub. 1991-01-29. (In The daily Californian, Jan. 29, 1991)
[In time of war] Title from appl. Pub. 1991-02-01. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1991)
[Taxed in blood] Title from appl. Pub. 1991-02-01. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1991)
The price of oil is going up! Pub. 1991-02-01. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1991)
[The university weapons connection] Title from appl. Pub. 1991-02-01. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1991)
ABC, CBS, NBC. Appl. title: Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil. Pub. 1991-02-01. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1991)
[Global cop] Title from appl. Pub. 1991-02-01. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1991)
[Draft notice] Title from appl. Pub. 1991-02-01. (In The Berkeley graduate, Feb. 1991)
Parasites. Pub. 1990-11-28. (In The San Francisco Bay guardian, Nov. 28, 1990)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000750623 / 1995-07-27

1995

No exit.

C.O. correspondence.

The "wise use" movement.
What I do on my property is none of your business
A guy screaming in automobile traffic.
The forest primeval.
Veal fattening pens
The gravity of love.
A word processor.
The power of language.
An envelope.
An impotent tank.
The Ether Bunny.
A low budget car stereo.
The No exit emotional board game.
The Boohaabian happy song.
Carpal fatigue deficit syndrome.
Countries compete to attract business.
The world.
The last potluck.
But I'm not panhandling! I'm fund raising.
An existential crisis (in the condiments sect.)
Nintendo dens

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Issue 25Apr95. Non-Political/political (consumption) Pub. 1995-04-25. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 21Apr95. Buddhism/consumerism. Pub. 1995-04-21. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 18Apr95. The Ether Bunny. Pub. 1995-04-18. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 14Apr95. Animal testing no. 2. Pub. 1995-04-14. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 11Apr95 Slaughter your own cow. Pub. 1995-04-11. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 7Apr95. Whatever happened to the peace dividend? Pub. 1995-04-07. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 4Apr95. Space shuttle (goes on environmental mission) Pub. 1995-04-04. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 24Mar95. Car exhaust. Pub. 1995-03-24. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 21Mar95. Alternate car alarms. Pub. 1995-03-21. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 17Mar95. A low budget car stereo. Pub. 1995-03-17. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 14Mar95. Disguise your car. Pub. 1995-03-14. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 10Mar95. My world view. Pub. 1995-03-10. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 7Mar95. The No exit emotional board game. Pub. 1995-03-07. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 3Mar95. Beware of the exploding smile. Pub. 1995-03-03. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 28Feb95. The Boohaabian happy song. Pub. 1995-02-28. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 24Feb95. Adolf Hitler wore khakis. Pub. 1995-02-24. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 17Feb95. Carpal fatigue deficit syndrome. 17Feb95. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 14Feb95. Belly-melding. Pub. 1995-02-14. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 10Feb95. Creative panhandling techniques. Pub. 1995-02-10. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 7Feb95. Wow! I'm an instant winner! Pub. 1995-02-07. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 3Feb95. Prop. 187. Pub. 1995-02-03. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 31Jan95. What am I gonna do about this refugee problem. Pub. 1995-01-31. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 27Jan95. Technology. Pub. 1995-01-27. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 24Jan95. All the dogs were put out of work. Pub. 1995-01-24. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 20Jan95. Countries compete to attract business. 29Jan95. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 17Jan95. Everyone's distanced. Pub. 1995-01-17. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 9Dec94. Orgy of hands. Pub. 1994-12-09. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 6Dec94. The world. Pub. 1994-12-06. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 2Dec94. Might makes right. Pub. 1994-12-02. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 29Nov94. The last potluck. Pub. 1994-11-29. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 22Nov94. Denial. Pub. 1994-11-22. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 18Nov94. Urban cowboy songs. Pub. 1994-11-18. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 15Nov94. From the "arms race" to the "space race". Pub. 1994-11-15. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 11Nov94. Socialized medicine, socialized military ... Pub. 1994-11-11. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 8Nov94. Conservative buzz-word decoder. Pub. 1994-11-08. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 4Nov94. Bus stops. Pub. 1994-11-04. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 1Nov94. American gothic revisited. Pub. 1994-11-01. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 25Oct94. American (political) gladiators. Pub. 1994-10-25. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 21Oct94. Taking a dump. Pub. 1994-10-21. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 18Oct94. When game shows get complex. Pub. 1994-10-18. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 14Oct94. Pagers are similar to shock devices. Pub. 1994-10-14. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 11Oct94. Why can't the rabbit have Trix? Pub. 1994-10-11. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 7Oct94. Just say nothing. Pub. 1994-10-07. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 4Oct94. Lots of people want your attention. Pub. 1994-10-04. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 30Sep94. Skeet bubbles. Pub. 1994-09-30. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 27Sep94. Pet deaths no. 4. Pub. 1994-09-27. (In The daily Californian)
Issue Jun & Jul95. What I do on my property is none of your business ; The "wise use" movement. Pub. 1995-06-01. (In The green consensus)
Issue Jul95. A guy screaming in automobile traffic. Pub. 1995-06-27. (In The progressive)
Issue Jun95. Terrorism/militarism. Pub. 1995-05-29. (In The progressive)
Issue Apr95. Rich folk songs. Pub. 1995-03-27. (In The progressive)
Issue Jun95. Woman with nose-ring meets cow with nose ring. Pub. 1995-05-29. (In Funny times)
Issue Apr95. Birth to death in a box. Pub. 1995-03-27. (In Funny times)
Issue Feb95. Bob Dole on health care. Pub. 1995-01-30. (In Funny times)
Issue Oct94. The forest primeval. Pub. 1994-09-28. (In Funny times)
Issue Jun 95. Low-tech, interactive television. Pub. 1995-05-29. (In The monthly)
Issue Feb 95. Farewell to the twenty-nine cent stamp. Pub. 1995-01-30. (In The monthly)
Issue Jul95. An existential crisis (in the condiments sect.) ; But I'm not panhandling! I'm fund raising. Pub. 1995-06-01. (In Comic relief)
Issue Apr95. Veal fattening pens ; Nintendo dens. Pub. 1995-03-01. (In Comic relief)
Issue Mar95. Modern urban problems. Pub. 1995-02-01. (In Comic relief)
Issue Dec94. Dewar's profile. Pub. 1994-11-01. (In Comic relief)
Issue 18Jul95. The gravity of love. Pub. 1995-07-18. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 14Jul95. Cat bras. Pub. 1995-07-14. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 11Jul95. Impressionist cat/Cubist cat. Pub. 1995-07-11. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 23Jun95. 5.343. Pub. 1995-06-23. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 20Jun95. A word processor. Pub. 1995-06-20. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 13Jun95. The power of language. Pub. 1995-06-13. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 9Jun95. An envelope. Pub. 1995-06-09. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 2Jun95. An impotent tank. Pub. 1995-06-02. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 19May95. Slogans for the 90's. Pub. 1995-05-19. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 28Apr95. Nesting. Pub. 1995-04-28. (In The daily Californian)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000789912 / 1996-04-15

1996

MacArthur maze (cover) and other contributions.

MacArthur maze (cover)

Folks, you just heard a giant sucking sound!
Giant sucking sound
Buy new Chevron gasoline with Xylene
Beware of new chemicals with strange names
I can offer you a temporary, minimum wage, free-lance job, with no benefits, working for one of our subcontractors
Temporary, minimum wage, free-lance job
A vicious circle
The artist at work (making self-portraits)
Inner child
Babies with pacifiers/smokers with cigarettes
I'm not really a cartoonist
The privatization of social services, pt. 1--channel 1
Legal/illegal
Legal/illegal--public urination
Try these band names
Band names
What goes around comes around
The Unabomber's day-job
New Year's 1995/96
Try these food games
Food games
Sorry, I can't give you a job unless you can change to fit our format
Change to fit our format
A singles' bar for socks
The 1996 travel olympics
Evolution
Evolution(car to bicycle)
Education--class warfare
Channel one illustration
Managed care or single payer?
Phone sex operator
The new all-in-one phone, clock radio, VCR, computer, CD-ROM drive, foot massaging toilet
It's justa"microclimatic trend."
My bicycle
It's the urban safety cycle
Urban safety cycle
The swarm

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

[MacArthur maze (cover)] Title from appl. Pub. 1995-07-20. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Development. Pub. 1995-07-20. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Humans as hermit crabs. Pub. 1995-07-20. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Folks, you just heard a giant sucking sound! Appl ti.: Giant sucking sound. Pub. 1995-07-20. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
(No exit) (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 21Jul95. Stroller blading. Pub. 1995-07-21. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 25Jul95. Begging/fund raising, illegal/legal. Pub. 1995-07-25. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 1Aug95. But I'm not panhandling! I'm "fund raising." Pub. 1995-08-01. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 8Aug95. Strange US customs. Pub. 1995-08-08. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 11Aug95. Make your own house! Pub. 1995-08-11. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 15Aug95. Buy new Chevron gasoline with Xylene. Appl. title: Beware of new chemicals with strange names. Pub. 1995-08-15. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 18Aug95. I can offer you a temporary, minimum wage, free-lance job, with no benefits, working for one of our subcontractors. Appl. title: Temporary, minimum wage, free-lance job. Pub. 1995-08-18. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 25Aug95. A vicious circle. Pub. 1995-08-25. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 29Aug95. We're all gamblers. Pub. 1995-08-29. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 1Sep95. Technology loves me. It loves me not. Pub. 1995-09-01. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 8Sep95. Entertainment. Pub. 1995-09-08. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 15Sep95. [The artist at work (making self-portraits)] Title from appl. Pub. 1995-09-15. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 19Sep95. [Inner child] Title from appl. Pub. 1995-09-19. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 22Sep95. [Babies with pacifiers/smokers with cigarettes] Title from appl. Pub. 1995-09-22. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 3Oct95. I'm not really a cartoonist : [no. 1] Pub. 1995-10-03. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 10Oct95. Nice tits. Pub. 1995-10-10. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 13Oct95. Queens. Pub. 1995-10-13. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 17Oct95. The privatization of social services, pt. 1--channel 1. Pub. 1995-10-17. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 20Oct95. Home/school--channel 1. Pub. 1995-10-20. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 24Oct95. And how are you feeling today, Mr. Singer? Pub. 1995-10-24. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 27Oct95. My anesthesiologist. Pub. 1995-10-27. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 3Nov95. Faithfully, Chester awaited Judy's return. Pub. 1995-11-03. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 7Nov95. Legal/illegal. Appl. title: Legal/illegal--public urination. Pub. 1995-11-07. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 10Nov95. Where your chicken comes from. Pub. 1995-11-10. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 14Nov95. Hairodynamic. Pub. 1995-11-14. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 17Nov95. Try these band names. Appl. title: Band names. Pub. 1995-11-17. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 28Nov95. Politics. Pub. 1995-11-28. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 1Dec95. [What goes around comes around] Title from appl. Pub. 1995-12-01. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 5Dec95. The Unabomber's day-job. Pub. 1995-12-05. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 8Dec95. The Unabomber's day-job : [no. 2] Pub. 1995-12-08. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 12Dec95. Your time has expired. Pub. 1995-12-12. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 15Dec95. [New Year's 1995/96] Title from appl. Pub. 1995-12-15. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 16Jan96. Early encounters with bureaucracy. Pub. 1996-01-16. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 19Jan96. Try these food games. Appl. title: Food games. Pub. 1996-01-19. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 23Jan96. Welcome aboard. Pub. 1996-01-23. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 26Jan96. I changed my mind. Pub. 1996-01-26. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 30Jan96. Rock critics. Pub. 1996-01-30. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 2Feb96. Sorry, I can't give you a job unless you can change to fit our format. Appl. title: Change to fit our format. Pub. 1996-02-02. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 6Feb96. My personal answering system. Pub. 1996-02-06. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 9Feb96. Uh, Bob, I gotta run. Pub. 1996-02-09. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 13Feb96. Hey! What are you starin' at? Pub. 1996-02-13. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 16Feb96. Suburban S&M. Pub. 1996-02-16. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 23Feb96. Progress : no. 2. Pub. 1996-02-23. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 27Feb96. A singles' bar for socks. Pub. 1996-02-27. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 1Mar96. Fashions (past & future) Pub. 1996-03-01. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 5Mar96. The 1996 travel olympics. Pub. 1996-03-05. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue 8Mar96. Evolution. Appl. title: Evolution (car to bicycle) Pub. 1996-03-08. (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)
Issue Aug95. Education--class warfare. Appl. title: Channel one illustration. Pub. 1995-07-28. (In The monthly)
Issue Oct95. Managed care or single payer? (No exit) Pub. 1995-09-26. (In The monthly)
Issue Feb96. [Phone sex operator] Title from appl. Pub. 1996-01-29. (In The monthly)
(No exit) (In Comic relief)
Issue Nov95. Bread undergoing the transformation into toast. Pub. 1995-09-27. (In The monthly)
Issue Jan96. Progress. Pub. 1995-11-30. (In The monthly)
Issue Feb96. I'm not really a cartoonist : [no. 2] Pub. 1995-12-21. (In The monthly)
Issue Apr96. Early affirmative action. Pub. 1996-02-28. (In The monthly)
Issue May96. GM's last stand. Pub. 1996-03-25. (In The monthly)
([No exit]) (In Funny times)
Issue Nov95. Gravy boat battles. Pub. 1995-10-26. (In The monthly)
Issue Feb96. The new all-in-one phone, clock radio, VCR, computer, CD-ROM drive, foot massaging toilet. Pub. 1996-01-25. (In The monthly)
Issue Feb96. Traffic Island (Los Angeles, California) Pub. 1996-01-25. (In The monthly)
Issue Apr96. I'd kill myself, but I just don't feel like making any commitments. Pub. 1996-03-25. (In The monthly)
Issue 12Jan96. It's justa"microclimatic trend." (No exit) Pub. 1996-01-12. (In National student news service)
Issue 8Mar96. Child abuse. Pub. 1996-03-08. (In National student news service)
Issue Mar96. [My bicycle] Title from appl. Pub. 1996-03-01. (In Oregon cycling magazine)
Issue Mar96. It's the urban safety cycle. (No exit) Appl. title: Urban safety cycle. Pub. 1996-03-01. (In Oregon cycling magazine)
The swarm. Pub. 1995-12-01. (In Adbusters, winter 96)
(No exit) (In Paving moratorium update and auto-free times, summer 1995)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000847920 / 1997-03-03

1997

The Dali Llama, and other contributions.

A tree--4 perspectives
The waiting room (of life)
The magic of marketing
The "I'm gonna" couple
The cuddle line
A cretin,a boor, philistines
We should be proud of our high standard of living
Car alarm man (pt. 1-2)
Grin and bare it (ill.)
A modern laocoon and his two sons
The Cherokee have been reduced to jeeps
My bicycle audio system
The meat-eating bias of language
Universities are just corporate debt traps
A human billboard
The Gulf War remembered
A mechanical metamorphosis

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

(No exit) (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 9Apr96. The Dali Llama. Pub. 1996-04-09.
Issue 12Apr96. Samurai bike messenger. Pub. 1996-04-12.
Issue 16Apr96. Spring. Pub. 1996-04-16.
Issue 19Apr96. Down. Pub. 1996-04-19.
Issue 23Apr96. University admissions officers. Pub. 1996-04-23.
Issue 26Apr96. Combination weather/phone sex line. Pub. 1996-04-26.
Issue 30Apr96. Rationalizing your job. Pub. 1996-04-30.
Issue 3May96. Osculate my posterior. Pub. 1996-05-03.
Issue 7May96. Why are medical costs rising. Pub. 1996-05-07.
Issue 10May96. Why is the world a mess? Pub. 1996-05-10.
Issue 14May96. A human billboard. Pub. 1996-05-14.
Issue 4Jun96. Possessions. Pub. 1996-06-04.
Issue 11Jun96. Ponytails. Pub. 1996-06-11.
Issue 18Jun96. Human patterns. Pub. 1996-06-18.
Issue 25Jun96. The Gulf War remembered. Pub. 1996-06-25.
Issue 2Jul96. Justice. Pub. 1996-07-02.
Issue 9Jul96. You're stepping on my buzz! Pub. 1996-07-09.
Issue 16Jul96. A mechanical metamorphosis. Pub. 1996-07-16.
Issue 30Jul96. A tree--4 perspectives. Pub. 1996-07-30.
Issue 6Aug96. The waiting room (of life) Pub. 1996-08-06.
Issue 13Aug96. Freebasing coffee. Pub. 1996-08-13.
Issue 20Aug96. Seagrams equals success. Pub. 1996-08-20.
Issue 27Aug96. The magic of marketing. Pub. 1996-08-27.
Issue 30Aug96. Pavlov preaches, "Pay attention ..." Pub. 1996-08-30.
Issue 3Sep96. Training seminars. Pub. 1996-09-03.
Issue 6Sep96. Trainee. Pub. 1996-09-06.
Issue 10Sep96. Here's your workstation. Pub. 1996-09-10.
Issue 17Sep96. The "I'm gonna" couple. Pub. 1996-09-17.
Issue 20Sep96. Starwars bike messenger. Pub. 1996-09-20.
Issue 24Sep96. Father and son. Pub. 1996-09-24.
Issue 27Sep96. I don't know why you're so obsessed. Pub. 1996-09-27.
Issue 1Oct96. Constructive engagement. Pub. 1996-10-01.
Issue 4Oct96. Urban pirates. Pub. 1996-10-04.
Issue 22Oct96. We define ourselves. Pub. 1996-10-22.
Issue 25Oct96. Upper-middle-class problems no. 3. Pub. 1996-10-25.
Issue 29Oct96. The cuddle line. Pub. 1996-10-29.
Issue 1Nov96. Useless theory no. 882-1 (scoliosis) Pub. 1996-11-01.
Issue 5Nov96. Our government will be replacing our national parks. Pub. 1996-11-05.
Issue 8Nov96. Narcissus. Pub. 1996-11-08.
Issue 12Nov96. Well rounded, twisted, abrasive, balanced. Pub. 1996-11-12.
Issue 15Nov96. A cretin,a boor, philistines. Pub. 1996-11-15.
Issue 19Nov96. Tails. Pub. 1996-11-19.
Issue 22Nov96. Manholes. Pub. 1996-11-22.
Issue 26Nov96. Real men don't cry. Pub. 1996-11-26.
Issue 6Dec96. I got downsized. Pub. 1996-12-06.
Issue 10Dec96. Would you like a complimentary headset? Pub. 1996-12-10.
Issue 13Dec96. Final exams. Pub. 1996-12-13.
Issue 21Jan97. Prop. 209. Pub. 1997-01-21.
Issue 24Jan97. Invasion of the Corporatrons (pt. 1) Pub. 1997-01-24.
Issue 28Jan97. Invasion of the Corporatrons (pt. 2) Pub. 1997-01-28.
Issue 31Jan97. Invasion of the Corporatrons (pt. 3) Pub. 1997-01-31.
Issue 4Feb97. Invasion of the Corporatrons (pt. 4) Pub. 1997-02-04.
Issue 7Feb97. Invasion of the Corporatrons (conclusion) Pub. 1997-02-07.
May96. We should be proud of our high standard of living. (No exit) Pub. 1996-05-14. (In Z magazine)
Jul96. Car alarm man (pt. 1-2) Pub. 1996-06-28. (In The funny times)
(No exit) (In The funny times)
Issue Oct96. There's a plastic bag for everything. Pub. 1996-09-27.
Issue Oct96. Open wide Mr. Thomas (large filling) Pub. 1996-09-27.
Issue Oct96. Scabs. Pub. 1996-09-27.
Issue Feb97. Men--wild/domesticated. Pub. 1997-01-31.
Issue Mar97. We installed a range hood over your father. Pub. 1997-02-20.
Aug96. Grin and bare it (ill.) Pub. 1996-07-30. (In The monthly)
(No exit) (In The Monthly)
Issue Sep96. Consultants. Pub. 1996-08-30.
Issue Oct96. Advertising art directors' meeting. Pub. 1996-09-27.
Issue Jan97. My brain cells are still waking up. Pub. 1997-12-30.
Issue Sep-Oct96. A modern laocoon and his two sons. Pub. 1996-09-01. (In Transportation alternatives)
Issue Sep-Oct96. Lots of bicycles. Pub. 1996-09-01. (In Transportation alternatives)
Issue Winter96-97. Buicks ate my planet. Pub. 1996-11-01. (In Auto-free times)
Issue Winter96-97. Alliance for a paving moratorium (logo) Pub. 1996-11-01. (In Auto-free times)
Issue Winter96-97. The Cherokee have been reduced to jeeps. Pub. 1996-11-01. (In Auto-free times)
Issue Winter96-97. Traffic. Pub. 1996-11-01. (In Auto-free times)
(No exit) (In Auto-free times)
Issue Winter96-97. Karma (train hits car, hits bike, hits pedestrian) Pub. 1996-11-01. (In Auto-free times)
Issue Winter96-97. Recycling. Pub. 1996-11-01. (In Auto-free times)
(No exit) (In National student news service)
Issue 15Nov96. Carrion luggage. Pub. 1996-11-15. (In Auto-free times)
Issue 24Jan97. Pocahontas in a Haitian sweatshop. Pub. 1997-01-24. (In Auto-free times)
Issue 7Feb97. Going to the bathroom is a lovely affair. Pub. 1997-02-07. (In Auto-free times)
Issue 7Feb97. Futuristic Society no. 43. Pub. 1997-02-07. (In Auto-free times)
Feb97. My bicycle audio system. (No exit) Pub. 1997-01-31. (In Oregon cycling)
(No exit) (In Comic relief)
Issue Feb97. The meat-eating bias of language. Pub. 1997-01-31. (In Auto-free times)
Issue Feb97. Universities are just corporate debt traps. 31Jan97. (In Auto-free times)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000925647 / 1998-02-09

1998

An elaborate mirror, and other contributions.

An elaborate mirror

The art of dish stacking
The evolution of bicycle design
The bike messenger video game
The freeway monster
The United Nations parking problem

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

(No exit) (In Oregon cycling)
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 11Feb97. An elaborabte mirror. Pub. 1997-02-11.
Issue 21Feb97. Radio collar. Pub. 1997-02-21.
Issue 25Feb97. The art of dish stacking. Pub. 1997-02-25.
Issue 28Feb97. Mathematician. Pub. 1997-02-28.
Issue 7Mar97. Traffic slayer. Pub. 1997-03-07.
Issue 11Mar97. Traffic slayer, pt. 2. Pub. 1997-03-11.
Issue 21Mar97. Soho Easter Bunny. Pub. 1997-03-21.
Issue 1Apr97. April fools. Pub. 1997-04-01.
Issue 4Apr97. My physical therapist. Pub. 1997-04-04.
Issue 25Apr97. Deaths of tragic stupidity. Pub. 1997-04-25.
Issue 6May97. How dare another country try to influence our elections. Pub. 1997-05-06.
Issue 13May97. New McDonalds products. Pub. 1997-05-13.
Issue 16May97. Greek cartoons. Pub. 1997-05-16.
Issue 27May97. Where cana socially conscious person buy gas? Pub. 1997-05-27.
Issue 24Jun97. The evolution of bicycle design. Pub. 1997-06-24.
Issue 1Jul97. Environmentalists are easy to please. Pub. 1997-07-01.
Issue 11Jul97. Coping with allergies. Pub. 1997-07-11.
Issue 15Jul97. Fortunes and proverbs on parking tickets. Pub. 1997-07-15.
Issue 22Jul97. Self-help(less) Pub. 1997-07-22.
Issue 29Jul97. Devices to prevent nose picking. Pub. 1997-07-29.
Issue 19Aug97. Hat relationships. Pub. 1997-08-19.
Issue 4Sep97. While I was hard at work. Pub. 1997-09-04.
Issue 18Sep97. In the future, real sporting events won't exist. Pub. 1997-09-18.
Issue 22Sep97. Monuments to the dead. Pub. 1997-09-22.
Issue 25Sep97. Hard core, metal, grunge, funk. Pub. 1997-09-25.
Issue 29Sep97. Top drawer/bottom drawer. Pub. 1997-09-29.
Issue 6Oct97. Marketing(of minimal art) Pub. 1997-10-06.
Issue 9Oct97. Pet rocks. Pub. 1997-10-09.
Issue 13Oct97. Surreal cartoons. Pub. 1997-10-13.
Issue 16Oct97. I'm gonna start outsourcing for sex. Pub. 1997-10-16.
Issue 20Oct97. Beware of acronym homonyms! Pub. 1997-10-20.
Issue 27Oct97. It's not used--it's pre-owned. Pub. 1997-10-27.
Issue 30Oct97. The bike messenger video game. Pub. 1997-10-30.
Issue 3Nov97. Make your own car. Pub. 1997-11-03.
Issue 6Nov97. Sports fans, business fans, political fans .... Pub. 1997-11-06.
Issue 10Nov97. Another exciting Saturday night. Pub. 1997-11-10.
Issue 13Nov97. Impure thoughts. Pub. 1997-11-13.
Issue 17Nov97. Positive effects of environmental destruction. Pub. 1997-11-17.
Issue 20Nov97. Interleague play. Pub. 1997-11-20.
Issue 24Nov97. I don't like the looks of this new convention center. Pub. 1997-11-24.
Issue 1Dec97. Highways divide habitats. Pub. 1997-12-01.
Issue 4Dec97. Amish/environmentalist. Pub. 1997-12-04.
Issue 8Dec97. Plastic woman. Pub. 1997-12-08.
Issue 11Dec97. Picking your nose (the meaning of life) Pub. 1997-12-11.
Issue 3Mar97. Cyclists are well-rounded people. Pub. 1997-03-03.
Issue 1Apr97. The freeway monster. Pub. 1997-04-01.
(No exit) (In National student news service)
Issue 4Apr97. Divide cities into "driving" and "non-driving." Pub. 1997-04-04.
Issue 22Apr97. Where your manuscript goes. Pub. 1997-04-22.
Issue spring 97. Invasion of the corporations (the comic version) Pub. 1997-04-07. (In The auto-free times)
(No exit) (In Funny times)
Issue May97. I've got 18,000 points and I'm on food court. Pub. 1997-04-25. (In The auto-free times)
Issue May97. They were king and queen of the food court. Pub. 1997-04-25. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Jul97. Zen business cards. Pub. 1997-06-27. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Jul97. The United Nations parking problem. Pub. 1997-06-27. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Jul97. Relative food ages. Pub. 1997-06-27. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Aug97. Bob's shitting coach. Pub. 1997-07-29. (In The auto-free times)
(No exit) (In The monthly)
Issue May97. Drive to work/work to drive. Pub. 1997-04-28. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Jun97. Heaven's gate. Pub. 1997-05-24. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Jul97. Progress no. 3. Pub. 1997-06-27. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Aug97. Yoga for cats. Pub. 1997-07-29. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Oct97. Wow, the Dow hit another record high. Pub. 1997-09-29. (In The auto-free times)
Issue Jun97. Brush with danger. Pub. 1997-05-28. (In The monthly)
Issue Jul/Aug97. Drive to work/work to drive (the large version) Pub. 1997-07-10. (In Z magazine)
(No exit) (In Comic relief)
Issue Aug97. Cat case. Pub. 1997-07-29. (In Z magazine)
Issue Aug97. You get what you pay for. Pub. 1997-07-29. (In Z magazine)
Issue 1998. Funk (the front cover) Pub. 1997-12-29. (In Funk)
Issue 1998. Crap (the comic version) Pub. 1997-12-29. (In Funk)
Issue 1998. I feel crushed by my nothingness! Pub. 1997-12-29. (In Funk)
Issue 1998. Chester. Pub. 1997-12-29. (In Funk)
Issue 1998. Happy and Crabby (I caught you smiling) Pub. 1997-12-29. (In Funk)
Issue 1998. Captain Lethargic (introduction) Pub. 1997-12-29. (In Funk)
Issue 1998. Happy and Crabby (a little folk tale) Pub. 1997-12-29. (In Funk)
Issue 1998. Funk (the back cover) Pub. 1997-12-29. (In Funk)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0000949336 / 1998-12-23

1998

Motorized lemmings and other contributions.

A video game shoots back.
A poor man's Stair Master.
Great cities of the USA.
A wasp's nest.
The ultimate face-lift, nose job.
The Willies, Pete, John, the Dickens.
The rinse cycle.
The first illegal immigrants.
The greenhouse effect.
The case against leaf blowers.
The cellphone jammer.
The ultimate in alienation.
A Vegan Easter.
The year 2000 (a worst case scenario)
The life cycle.
A non polluting wedding procession.
The natural balance.
The health care factory (comic version)

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

(No exit) (In Auto free times, winter 1998)
Motorized lemmings. Pub. 1997-12-30.
Senator windbag on smoking. Pub. 1997-12-30.
We're all being killed by "second hand smoke." Pub. 1997-12-30.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 22Jan98. My heart is with you but my mind .... Pub. 1998-01-22.
Issue 26Jan98. 25th college reunions. Pub. 1998-01-26.
Issue 29Jan98. Name that feedback. Pub. 1998-01-29.
Issue 2Feb98. Human isolation (4 views) Pub. 1998-02-02.
Issue 5Feb98. A video game shoots back. Pub. 1998-02-05.
Issue 19Feb98. My my, how we've evolved! Pub. 1998-02-19.
Issue 23Feb98. Poor man's Prozac. Pub. 1998-02-23.
Issue 26Feb98. A poor man's Stair Master. Pub. 1998-02-26.
Issue 2Mar98. How deconstruction works. Pub. 1998-03-02.
Issue 5Mar98. Constructivist cat dada cat. Pub. 1998-03-05.
Issue 9Mar98. Snug. Pub. 1998-03-09.
Issue 12Mar98. Sucking face. Pub. 1998-03-12.
Issue 16Mar98. Peacetime military conversions. Pub. 1998-03-16.
Issue 19Mar98. Sport utility vehicles. Pub. 1998-03-19.
Issue 30Mar98. Great cities of the USA. Pt. 1. Pub. 1998-03-30.
Issue 2Apr98. Great cities of the USA. Pt. 2. Pub. 1998-04-02.
Issue 13Apr98. I did'nt live on handouts! Pub. 1998-04-13.
Issue 16Apr98. A wasp's nest. Pub. 1998-04-16.
Issue 23Apr98. Decadent deaths. Pub. 1998-04-23.
Issue 30Apr98. Head butt/Butt Head. Pub. 1998-04-30.
Issue 4May98. The ultimate face-lift, nose job. Pub. 1998-05-04.
Issue 7May98. My therapist say's you're my problem. Pub. 1998-05-07.
Issue 14Aug98. How to recycle your Daily Californian. Pub. 1998-08-14.
Issue 24Aug98. 63 year old drinking legislation. Pub. 1998-08-24.
Issue 10Sep98. The Willies, Pete, John, the Dickens. Pub. 1998-09-10.
Issue 24Sep98. The rinse cycle. Pub. 1998-09-24.
Issue 5Oct98. Road rage. Pub. 1998-10-05.
Issue 8Oct98. Great cities of the world (cars) Pub. 1998-10-08.
Issue 15Oct98. The first illegal immigrants. Pub. 1998-10-15.
Issue 29Oct98. Bad font selection. Pub. 1998-10-29.
Issue 2Nov98. John, my husband and home entertainment center. Pub. 1998-11-02.
Issue 9Nov98. Pistol dueling wig-wearing wierdos. Pub. 1998-11-09.
Issue 12Nov98. I'm trying to stay sexually satisfied with my wife. Pub. 1998-11-12.
Issue 19Nov98. Teabag bellhops. Pub. 1998-11-19.
Issue 30Nov98. Macrobiotic man. Pub. 1998-11-30.
(No exit) (In National student news service)
Issue 25Sep98. The greenhouse effect. Pub. 1998-09-25.
Issue 2Oct98. Future campuses (Chuck D. University) Pub. 1998-10-02.
Issue 2Oct98. TV beats a brain (you will submit!) Pub. 1998-10-02.
Issue 2Oct98. Yo G! Yo! What-up D? Pub. 1998-10-02.
Issue 16Oct98. Consumption (is a disease) Pub. 1998-10-16.
(No exit) (In Funny times)
Issue May98. Fire hydrant and breasts. Pub. 1998-04-27.
Issue Aug98. Fresh pepper? Pub. 1998-07-28.
Issue Aug98. What if? Heart attack victims sued McDonald's. Pub. 1998-07-28.
Issue Sep98. Weed-wacker haircut. Pub. 1998-08-28.
Issue Sep98. Telepathic telemarketing. Pub. 1998-08-28.
Issue Oct98. The case against leaf blowers. Pub. 1998-09-28.
Issue Nov98. I feel lonely and isolated from other people. Pub. 1998-10-16.
Issue Nov98. Life (vending machine) Pub. 1998-10-16.
Issue Dec98. The cellphone jammer. Pub. 1998-11-23.
Issue Nov98. Nike (in the style of Brueghel) Pub. 1998-10-16. (In Funny times)
(No exit) (In Comic relief)
Issue Mar98. All conversation is copyrighted beer commercials. Pub. 1998-02-26. (In Funny times)
Issue Mar98. The ultimate in alienation. Pub. 1998-02-26. (In Funny times)
Issue Oct98. NBA recruiting. Pub. 1998-09-25. (In Funny times)
Issue Oct98. So you want a war crimes tribunal? Pub. 1998-09-25. (In Funny times)
(No exit) (In The monthly)
Issue Mar98. Pancakes. Pub. 1998-02-26. (In Funny times)
Issue Apr98. A Vegan Easter. Pub. 1998-03-25. (In Funny times)
Issue Jul98. All the tests show you're normal. Pub. 1998-06-29. (In Funny times)
Issue Aug98. Air freshener for your butt. Pub. 1998-07-28. (In Funny times)
Issue Sep98. And the man who can install my new software .... Pub. 1998-08-28. (In Funny times)
Issue Nov98. Give him 200 CC's of mocha java. Pub. 1998-10-28. (In Funny times)
Issue Jul98. El nino, all the time. Pub. 1998-06-29. (In The monthly)
Issue Oct98. The year 2000 (a worst case scenario) Pub. 1998-09-28. (In The monthly)
(No exit) (In Oregon cycling)
Issue Feb98. The life cycle. Pub. 1998-01-30. (In The monthly)
Issue Jun98. A non polluting wedding procession. Pub. 1998-06-01. (In The monthly)
Issue Jul98. Harry Houdini, Jr. (bike thief/escape artist) Pub. 1998-06-29. (In The monthly)
Issue Aug98. Automobiles, the myth/the reality. Pub. 1998-07-29. (In The monthly)
Issue Sep98. Art-deco bicyclists. Pub. 1998-08-28. (In Oregon cycling)
Issue 21Jul98. Heal the health care factory. Pub. 1998-07-21. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 25Aug98. Send a letter to the editor. Pub. 1998-08-25. (In The daily Californian)
Issue 8Sep98. Shoot your mouth off! (letter to the editor spot) Pub. 1998-09-08. (In The daily Californian)
Issue Aug98. Invading new markets. Pub. 1998-07-27. (In Z magazine)
Issue Oct98. Grain elevators (Maryland) Pub. 1998-10-01. (In Z magazine)
Issue Oct98. Cement factory (Pittsburgh, PA) Pub. 1998-10-01. (In Z magazine)
Issue Nov98. The natural balance. Pub. 1998-10-29. (In Z magazine)
Issue Oct98. The health care factory (comic version) Pub. 1998-10-01. (In Go for it!)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0001021137 / 2000-01-18

1999

What a coincidence! I love mountain biking!, and other contributions.

What a coincidence! I love mountain biking!

The Hitching post.
Public transit.
Da Vinci revisited.
Car phone crash.
Are you okay?
Four people reading on a bench.
Happy New Year!
Mood swings.
Butt stickers.
We're UN peacekeepers....please put the plate down.
Personals.
Race driver video game.
Crossword sloth.
Mother and baby bicyclists.
Where clouds come from.
Jet plane blues.
Big business feeding small business.
Warning: Your loved one may be dangerous to your health.
Hairstyles.
Conversationalists.
Homeless man and his doorman.
Pessimist, optimist, activist.
Transit dance.
A man and his cat (asleep).
A word is worth a thousand pictures.
An onomatopoeia poem.
"The Who" began their career as a wedding band.
Consciousness.
Farmer dreams of city/city dweller dreams of farm.
It's easy being a parent (when you're a fundamentalist).
Stinky breath fairy.
Our upstairs neighbors.
Drop money on the enemy.
Alternative assisted suicide.
Republican leadership.
What is the most efficient way for 50 people to get to work?
Finally, I've made it to the top of my profession!
Early fraternity boys.
Computers are muscle cars for nerds!
Role playing.
Please continue to hold.
Art therapy.
Work harder get promoted to more work.
Womanizer, philanderer.
Public investment/wasteful subsidy.
Communism/capitalism.
Bank line.
Be yourself--(people dreaming)
A symphony of sounds.
Inner children.
Genetically engineered people
Dog pulls rollerblader.
Blowing
Get out of my way! I'm lost.
Romanticized objects
Happy holidays! (SUVS with Christmas trees).
Employment opportunities
Automatic mugging machine.
Human resources manager.
Control freak.
Send a letter to the Editor (envelope with legs)
Plutonium 238.
Old McDonald revisited.
The breakup of standard oil (1906-2006).
Monster oil.
Radioactive berkeley.
Stripmall America.
Road rage(the big version).
The Control group.
The Cellphone harness.
Lisa was ready for YZK.
My vibrator's going off.
The conscientious waitress.
I believe in skepticism!
Happy and Crabby
Plants are smarter.
Getting watered.
Comics for vetetables
Thinning seedlings, pt. I & II.
Comics for vegetables
Love conquers all.
Communication.
Bill's brain (Introduction).
E. Pluribus unum.
Humans are dumb animals.
Saint Augustine (I saw God!)

Andrew Benjamin Singer

Issue No. 2. Funk #2. Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue Winter 1998. What a coincidence! I love mountain biking! (No exit) Pub. 1998-12-15. (In Oregon Cycling)
Issue Feb99. The Hitching post. (No exit) Pub. 1999-02-01. (In Oregon Cycling)
Issue May99. Public transit. (No exit) Pub. 1999-05-01. (In Oregon Cycling)
Issue Jun99. Da Vinci revisited. (No exit) Pub. 1999-06-01. (In Oregon Cycling)
Issue Jul99. Public transit always has to be subsidized! Pub. 1999-07-01. (In Oregon Cycling)
Issue Aug99. Car phone crash. (No exit) Pub. 1999-08-01. (In Oregon Cycling)
Issue Oct99. Are you okay? (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-01. (In Oregon Cycling)
Issue 19Jan99. Four people reading on a bench. (No exit) 19Jan99. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 22Jan99. Happy New Year! (No exit) Pub. 1999-01-22. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 27Jan99. Mood swings. (No exit) Pub. 1999-01-27. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 29Jan99. Butt stickers. (No exit) Pub. 1999-01-29. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 5Feb99. We're UN peacekeepers....please put the plate down. (No exit) Pub. 1999-02-05. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 10Feb99. Personals.(No exit) Pub. 1999-02-10. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 19Feb99. Race driver video game. (No exit) Pub. 1999-02-19. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 24Feb99. Crossword sloth. (No exit) Pub. 1999-02-24. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 26Feb99. Mother and baby bicyclists. (No exit) Pub. 1999-02-26. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 5Mar99. Where clouds come from. (No exit) Pub. 1999-03-05. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 12Mar99. Jet plane blues. (No exit) Pub. 1999-03-12. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 17Mar99. Big business feeding small business. (No exit) Pub. 1999-03-17. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 19Mar99. Warning: Your loved one may be dangerous to your health. (No exit) Pub. 1999-03-19. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 31Mar99. Hairstyles. (No exit) Pub. 1999-03-31. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 2Apr99. Conversationalists. (No exit) Pub. 1999-04-02. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 30Apr99. Homeless man and his doorman. (No exit) Pub. 1999-04-30. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 7Apr99. Pessimist, optimist, activist. (No exit) Pub. 1999-04-07. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 9Apr99. Transit dance. (No exit) Pub. 1999-04-09. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 14Apr99. A man and his cat (asleep). (No exit) Pub. 1999-04-14. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 16Apr99. A word is worth a thousand pictures. (No exit) Pub. 1999-04-16. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 5May99. An onomatopoeia poem. (No exit) Pub. 1999-05-05. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 28May99. "The Who" began their career as a wedding band. (No exit) Pub. 1999-05-28. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 4Jun99. Consciousness. (No exit) Pub. 1999-06-04. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 11Jun99. Farmer dreams of city/city dweller dreams of farm. (No exit) Pub. 1999-06-11. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 18Jun99. It's easy being a parent (when you're a fundamentalist). (No exit) Pub. 1999-06-18. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 25Jun99. Stinky breath fairy. (No exit) Pub. 1999-06-25. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 2Jul99. Our upstairs neighbors. (No exit) Pub. 1999-07-02. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 20Aug99. Drop money on the enemy. (No exit) Pub. 1999-08-20. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 25Aug99. Alternative assisted suicide. (No exit) Pub. 1999-08-25. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 8Sep99. Republican leadership. (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-08. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 15Sep99. What is the most efficient way for 50 people to get to work? (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-15. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 22Sep99. Finally, I've made it to the top of my profession! (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-22. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 24Sep99. Early fraternity boys. (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-24. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 1Oct99. Computers are muscle cars for nerds! (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-01. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 6Oct99. Role playing. (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-06. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 13Oct99. Please continue to hold. (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-13. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 20Oct99. Art therapy. (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-20. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 22Oct99. Work harder get promoted to more work. (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-22. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 27Oct99. Womanizer, philanderer. (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-27. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 10Nov99. Public investment/wasteful subsidy. (No exit) Pub. 1999-11-10. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue 17Nov99. Communism/capitalism. (No exit) Pub. 1999-11-17. (In The Daily Californian)
Issue Feb99. Bank line.(No exit) Pub. 1999-01-25. (In Funny Times)
Issue May99. Be yourself--(people dreaming); A symphony of sounds. (No exit) Pub. 1999-04-22. (In Funny Times)
Issue Jul99. Inner children. (No exit) Pub. 1999-06-25. (In Funny Times)
Issue Aug99. Genetically engineered people; Dog pulls rollerblader. (No exit) Pub. 1999-07-26. (In Funny Times)
Issue Oct99. Blowing; Get out of my way! I'm lost. (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-27. (In Funny Times)
Issue Nov99. Romanticized objects. (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-25. (In Funny Times)
Issue Dec99. Happy holidays! (SUVS with Christmas trees). (No exit) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funny Times)
Issue Feb99. Employment opportunities; Automatic mugging machine. (No exit) Pub. 1999-01-25. (In Comic Relief)
Issue Jul99. Human resources manager. (No exit) Pub. 1999-06-25. (In Comic Relief)
Issue Nov99. Control freak. (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-25. (In Comic Relief)
Issue 24Jan99. Send a letter to the Editor (envelope with legs) (No exit) Pub. 1999-01-24. (In National Student News Service)
Issue Mar99. Plutonium 238. (No exit) Pub. 1999-02-26. (In The Monthly)
Issue Apr99. Heroin chic. Pub. 1999-03-29. (In The Monthly)
Issue Jul99. Old McDonald revisited. (No exit) Pub. 1999-06-25. (In The Monthly)
Issue Aug99. The breakup of standard oil (1906-2006). (No exit) Pub. 1999-07-26. (In The Monthly)
Issue Aug99. Monster oil. (No exit) Pub. 1999-07-26. (In The Monthly)
Issue Sep99. Radioactive berkeley. (No exit) Pub. 1999-08-26. (In The Monthly)
Issue Spring 1999. Stripmall America. (No exit) Pub. 1999-03-04. (In The Auto Free Times)
Issue Sep99. Road rage(the big version). (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-01. (In The Auto Free Times)
Issue 15Jul99. The Control group. (No exit) Pub. 1999-07-15. (In Crosswinds Weekly)
Issue 16Sep99. The Cellphone harness. (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-16. (In Crosswinds Weekly)
Issue 23Sep99. Lisa was ready for YZK. (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-23. (In Crosswinds Weekly)
Issue 30Sep99. My vibrator's going off. (No exit) Pub. 1999-09-30. (In Crosswinds Weekly)
Issue 21Oct99. The conscientious waitress. (No exit) Pub. 1999-10-21. (In Crosswinds Weekly)
Issue No. 2. I believe in skepticism! (Happy and Crabby) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Small car blues. Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Plants are smarter. (Happy and Crabby) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Getting watered. (Comics for vetetables) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Thinning seedlings, pt. I & II. (Comics for vegetables) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Love conquers all. (Happy and Crabby) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Communication. (Happy and Crabby) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Bill's brain . Pub. 1999-11-24. (Introduction)
Issue No. 2. E. Pluribus unum. (Happy and Crabby) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Humans are dumb animals. (Comics for vegetables) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)
Issue No. 2. Saint Augustine (I saw God!) (Happy and Crabby) Pub. 1999-11-24. (In Funk)

Andrew Benjamin Singer

Art work

VA0001054701 / 2001-01-02

2000

Personal trainers and other contributions.

The La-z-boy recumbent
The most radical thing you can do is stay where you are
A blessing in disguise
Back seat computing
The hairy palm pilot
Sam, your transportation arteries are clogged
The James Bond cycle
Spaghetti bones
The complete idiots guide to death
The traffic report
The whirling dervishes (of West 23rd Street)
A strange drawing
The see-thru abdominal panel
The "synthetics" versus the "authentics."
The wireless revolution
The logic of U.S. foreign policy
A non polluting funeral procession

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 1Dec99. Personal trainers. Pub. 1999-12-01.
Issue 3Dec99. He asked to be laid out in that pose. Pub. 1999-12-03.
(No exit) (In The funny times)
Issue Jan00. Colorful women staring at colorful fish. Pub. 1999-12-20.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 19Jan00. Exercises in futility. Pub. 2000-01-19.
(No exit) (In The funny times)
Issue Feb00. (Happy and Crabby) talk shows. Pub. 2000-01-20.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 21Jan00. Direct marketing of prescription drugs. Pub. 2000-01-21.
Issue 26Jan00. Bill's homemade ice cream. Pub. 2000-01-26.
Issue 28Jan00. Artificial intelligence. Pub. 2000-01-28.
Issue 2Feb00. Modern mountaineers. Pub. 2000-02-02.
Issue 4Feb00. Detail oriented person. Pub. 2000-02-04.
Issue 9Feb00. Big car makers confront global warming. Pub. 2000-02-09.
Issue 11Feb00. Scale. Pub. 2000-02-11.
Issue 16Feb00. Cuteants. Pub. 2000-02-16.
(No exit) (In Crosswinds weekly)
Issue 17Feb00. Irritable bowel syndrome. Pub. 2000-02-17.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 18Feb00. Swiss fish, Swiss cars, Swiss bread. Pub. 2000-02-18.
Issue 23Feb00. Pigeon meditating on spikes. Pub. 2000-02-23.
Issue 25Feb00. Greek salad meets a German chocolate cake. Pub. 2000-02-25.
Issue 1Mar00. Why not? (affirmative action) Pub. 2000-03-01.
(No exit) (In Crosswinds weekly)
Issue 2Mar00. America is obsessed with packaging. Pub. 2000-03-02.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 3Mar00. The traffic report. Pub. 2000-03-03.
Issue 8Mar00. Noise. Pub. 2000-03-08.
Issue 15Mar00. The whirling dervishes (of West 23rd Street) Pub. 2000-03-15.
Issue 17Mar00. Airline marketing idea, no. 4. Pub. 2000-03-17.
Issue 24Mar00. A strange drawing. Pub. 2000-03-24.
(No exit) (In The Monthy)
Issue Apr00. Plane flying over house (black & white version) Pub. 2000-03-28.
Issue Apr00. Airplane noise. Pub. 2000-03-28.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 5Apr00. Hand dogs. Pub. 2000-04-05.
Issue 7Apr00. It's hard to pick up girls when .... Pub. 2000-04-07.
Issue 12Apr00. Robo camper. Pub. 2000-04-12.
Issue 14Apr00. Caffeine-free diet soda. Pub. 2000-04-14.
Issue 19Apr00. Foie-gras. Pub. 2000-04-19.
Issue 21Apr00. It's not what it looks like! Pub. 2000-04-21.
Issue 26Apr00. My plastic surgeon installed a see-thru panel in my head. Pub. 2000-04-26.
Issue 28Apr00. The see-thru abdominal panel. Pub. 2000-04-28.
Issue 3May00. The "synthetics" versus the "authentics." Pub. 2000-05-03.
Issue 5May00. Fashion victim. Pub. 2000-05-05.
Issue 10May00. Successful man/unsuccessful man. Pub. 2000-05-10.
Issue 12May00. The wireless revolution. Pub. 2000-05-12.
Issue 16May00. S.O.S. (in Columbia) Pub. 2000-05-16.
Issue 19May00. The logic of U.S. foreign policy. Pub. 2000-05-19.
Issue 23May00. Consciousness, no. 2. Pub. 2000-05-23.
(No exit) (In The funny times)
Issue Jun00. Don't worry, he loves children. Pub. 2000-05-24.
(No exit) (In The Monthly)
Issue Jun00. Cell phone kids. Pub. 2000-05-29.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 30May00. Word cartoon. Pub. 2000-05-30.
(No exit) (In Oregon cycling magazine)
Issue Jun00. Orchestrocycle. Pub. 2000-06-01.
Issue Jun00. A non polluting funeral procession. Pub. 2000-06-01.
(No exit) (In The daily California)
Issue 6Jun00. Cinderella as an old woman. Pub. 2000-06-06.
Issue 13Jun00. The La-z-boy recumbent. Pub. 2000-06-13.
(No exit) (In Crosswinds weekly)
Issue 15Jun00. Birth to death in a car. Pub. 2000-06-15.
(No exit) (In The monthly)
Issue 28Jun00. Honey, I'm home! Pub. 2000-07-28.
(No exit) (In The funny times)
Issue 28Jun00. Apartment living (Happy & Crabby) Pub. 2000-07-28.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 27Jun00. The most radical thing you can do is stay where you are. Pub. 2000-06-27.
Issue 30Jun00. Bad senator. Pub. 2000-06-30.
Issue 30Jun00. Winter clothing. Pub. 2000-06-30.
(No exit) (In Comic relief)
Issue Aug00. (Comics for vegetables) wham! Pub. 2000-07-24.
(No exit) (In The funny times)
Issue Aug00. (Happy & Crabby) advertising. Pub. 2000-07-25.
(No exit) (In Crosswinds weekly)
Issue 27Aug00. God's dog. Pub. 2000-07-27.
(No exit) (In The monthly)
Issue Aug00. Open house. Pub. 2000-07-28.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 11Aug00. Repetition man. Pub. 2000-08-11.
(No exist) (In Crosswinds weekly)
Issue 17Aug00. Surpised, angry, stupid ... insane. Pub. 2000-08-17.
Issue 24Aug00. Mind if I tilt my seat back? Pub. 2000-08-24.
(No exit) (In The daily Californian)
Issue 28Aug00. Practicing Catholic and an observant Jew. Pub. 2000-08-28.
Issue 30Aug00. A blessing in disguise. Pub. 2000-08-30.
Issue 5Sep00. He said/she said journalism. Pub. 2000-09-05.
Issue 8Sep00. It's come to this. Pub. 2000-09-08.
Issue 11Sep00. Six years of mainstream media. Pub. 2000-09-11.
Issue 12Sep00. Area codes proliferate. Pub. 2000-09-12.
Issue 15Sep00. Video phone prank calls. Pub. 2000-09-15.
Issue 18Sep00. Avon lady fell in love with the fuller brush man. Pub. 2000-09-18.
Issue 19Sep00. Back seat computing. 19Sep00.
Issue 20Sep00. Military aid. Pub. 2000-09-20.
Issue 25Sep00. Weighted tableware. Pub. 2000-09-25.
Issue 27Sep00. They claim that I desecrate the flag. Pub. 2000-09-27.
Issue 29Sep00. Robo funk. Pub. 2000-09-29.
Issue 2Oct00. Disturbed. Pub. 2000-10-02.
Issue 4Oct00. Every day,I thank God for indoor plumbing. Pub. 2000-10-04.
Issue 9Oct00. Step aside folks ... I'm a metaphysician! Pub. 2000-10-09.
Issue 11Oct00. The hairy palm pilot. 11Oct00.
Issue 13Oct00. Master, how can you watch pro wrestling? Pub. 2000-10-13.
Issue Fall00. Sam, your transportation arteries are clogged. 16Oct00.
Issue Fall00. The James Bond cycle. Pub. 2000-10-16.
Issue 18Oct00. Spaghetti bones. 18Oct00.
Issue 16Oct00. The complete idiots guide to death. Pub. 2000-10-16.

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0001113203 / 2001-09-26

2001

The big debate, & other contributions / by Andy Singer.

The big debate

No exit
The X-2000 sport utility mower.
Our technological utopia.
Shadow kissing
Autoeroticism.
Rap music for the new millennium.
The president, a janitor, and a movie star.
How advertising works.
Blockbusters of the future.
Privatization of the fire department.
Set cell phones to "stun."
The first gentleman.
Those annoying questions.
Globalization is inevitable! Why fight it?
Bla bla bla.
Details.
Meat head, knuckle head, jug head.
Baggage train.
"America the beautiful" revisited.
Youthful indiscretion.
The funk cycle.
The inauguration.
Think tanks.
I'm gonna blow my brains out!
Henry proposed to Susan at "Burger World."
Zapping aliens?
Comic relief
Mike Brady's first wife/Carol Brady's first husband.
NASA liftoff checklist.
Civilization.
Necrophilia.
Don't beat yourself up.
Funny times
A woman tells a story (to 3 other women)
Architecture idea no. 2 (beer can stadium)
We have the nicest neighbors.
How most of your life is spent.
Dirt rag
Free moving dog.
Aging.
Monument to America.
Care to sign our petition?
Air hockey dining table
Self portrait (fractured)
Funk me (self-portrait)
Prodigy progeny.
Wanna play cowpersons and native Americans?
I can't figure out schedule D on my form 1040.
Dehydrated baggage.
Ambivalent man.
The ancient Greek enquirer.

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Issue 23Oct00. The big debate. (No exit) Pub. 2000-10-23. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 25Oct00. The X-2000 sport utility mower. (No exit) Pub. 2000-10-25. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 30Oct00. Our technological utopia. (No exit) Pub. 2000-10-30. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 1Nov00. Shadow kissing. (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-01. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 6Nov00. Autoeroticism. (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-06. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 8Nov00. Rap music for the new millennium. (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-08. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 13Nov00. The president, a janitor, and a movie star. (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-13. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 15Nov00. How advertising works. (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-15. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 20Nov00. Blockbusters of the future. (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-20. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 22Nov00. Privatization of the fire department. (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-22. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 27Nov00. Set cell phones to "stun." (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-27. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 29Nov00. The first gentleman. (No exit) Pub. 2000-11-29. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 1Dec00. Those annoying questions. (No exit) Pub. 2000-12-01. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 4Dec00. Globalization is inevitable! Why fight it? (No exit) Pub. 2000-12-04. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 6Dec00. Bla bla bla. (No exit) Pub. 2000-12-06. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 8Dec00. Details. (No exit) Pub. 2000-12-08. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 14-21Dec00. Meat head, knuckle head, jug head. (No exit) Pub. 2000-12-14. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue 21-28Dec00. Baggage train. (No exit) Pub. 2000-12-21. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue 16Jan01. "America the beautiful" revisited. (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-16. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 17Jan01. Youthful indiscretion. (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-17. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 18Jan01. The funk cycle. (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-18. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 19Jan01. The inauguration. (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-19. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 22Jan01. Think tanks. (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-22. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 24Jan01. I'm gonna blow my brains out! (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-24. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 25Jan01. Henry proposed to Susan at "Burger World." (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-25. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 26Jan01. Zapping aliens? (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-26. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue Feb01. Mike Brady's first wife/Carol Brady's first husband. (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-26. (In Comic relief)
Issue Feb01. Absentee ballots. Pub. 2001-01-26. (In The East Bay (CA) monthly)
Issue 29Jan01. NASA liftoff checklist. (No exit) Pub. 2001-01-29. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 2Feb01. Civilization. (No exit) Pub. 2001-02-02. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 7Feb01. Necrophilia. (No exit) Pub. 2001-02-07. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 12Feb01. Don't beat yourself up. (No exit) Pub. 2001-02-12. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue Mar01. March (of time) Pub. 2001-02-26. (In The East Bay (CA) monthly)
Issue Mar01. A woman tells a story (to 3 other women) (No exit) Pub. 2001-02-26. (In Funny times)
Issue 5Mar01. Architecture idea no. 2 (beer can stadium) (No exit) Pub. 2001-03-05. (In The daily Californian, Berkeley)
Issue 8-15Mar01. We have the nicest neighbors. (No exit) Pub. 2001-03-08. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue Apr01. How most of your life is spent. (No exit) Pub. 2001-03-28. (In Funny times)
Issue summer 01. Twin peaks. Pub. 2001-04-01. (In Dirt rag)
Issue 12-19Apr01. Free moving dog. (No exit) Pub. 2001-04-12. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue May01. Aging. (No exit) Pub. 2001-04-27. (In The East Bay (CA) monthly)
Issue 24-31May01. Monument to America. (No exit) Pub. 2001-05-24. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue Jun01. Care to sign our petition? ; Air hockey dining table. (No exit) Pub. 2001-05-29. (In Funny times)
Issue Jun01. Self portrait (fractured) ; Funk me (self-portrait) Pub. 2001-05-30. (In The East Bay (CA) monthly)
Issue 19-26Jul01. Prodigy progeny. (No exit) Pub. 2001-07-19. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue 2-9Aug01. Wanna play cowpersons and native Americans? (No exit) Pub. 2001-08-02. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue 9-16Aug01. I can't figure out schedule D on my form 1040. (No exit) Pub. 2001-08-09. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue 16-23Aug01. Dehydrated baggage. (No exit) Pub. 2001-08-16. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue 23-30Aug01. Ambivalent man. (No exit) Pub. 2001-08-23. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)
Issue 6-13Sep01. The ancient Greek enquirer. (No exit) Pub. 2001-09-06. (In Crosswinds weekly, Albuquerque)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0001169567 / 2002-06-26

2002

My mother's a *Removed* and other contributions.

C.O. correspondence.

My mother's a *Removed*

No exit
Don't mess with geneticists
Score
Photosynthesis
Comics for vegetables
Consciousness : no. 3.
Organize a pedal powered parade!
Spending some quality time with my family
The evolution of music
Money buys freedom!
Don't let rage defeat reason.
Modern news.
Why would anyone want to hurt us?
Repetitive emotion syndrome.
Alternative fuel vehicles.
Happy and Crabby in Scary stories.
Scary stories.
US humanitarian aid.
Are there politicians who'd stoop to using a national tragedy to further their own misguided domestic agendas?
L'eau naturelle
A new strategy for Afghanistan
The potato chip caddy.
Nonviolence olympics.
New anti-terrorism laws.
How far will we go?
Diesel powered soup cooler.
John Smith, super patriot!
Cycling hairdos
Cat fishing.
Tour de France/tour de USA.
Guess where I'm calling from!
The logic of John Ashcroft.
Future superstores.
Selling environmentalism and welfare to Republicans.
Spice up your life
Who's crazier?
Happy and Crabby rent a car : no. 2.
The new American architecture.
Dissipation/conservation.
Waiting.
Passing the buck(s)
Reincarnation.
Mosquito feeder
Dental floss from Costco.
62% of all facts are made up.
Socrates' day job.
Dirty dishes breeding.
Rider vacuum.
We'll just say they were "terrorists" or "drug traffickers."
Money laundering/corporate accounting.

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

My mother'sa *Removed*. (No exit) Pub. 2001-07-30. (In The monthly, Aug. 2001)
Don't mess with geneticists. (No exit) Pub. 2001-08-31. (In Comic relief, Sept. 2001)
Score. (No exit) Pub. 2001-09-27. (In Crosswinds weekly, Sept. 27-Oct. 4, 2001)
Photosynthesis. (Comics for vegetables) Pub. 2001-09-27. (In Funny times, Oct. 2001)
Consciousness : no. 3. (No exit) Pub. 2001-09-27. (In Funny times, Oct. 2001)
Organize a pedal powered parade! (No exit) Pub. 2001-10-09. (In Oregon cycling magazine, fall 2001)
Spending some quality time with my family ; The evolution of music. (No exit) Pub. 2001-10-11. (In Crosswinds weekly, Oct. 11-18, 2001)
Money buys freedom! (No exit) Pub. 2001-10-18. (In Crosswinds weekly, Oct. 18-25, 2001)
Don't let rage defeat reason. (No exit) Pub. 2001-10-29. (In Funny times, Nov. 2001)
Modern news. (No exit) Pub. 2001-10-29. (In The monthly, Nov. 2001)
Why would anyone want to hurt us? (No exit) Pub. 2001-11-01. (In Z magazine, Nov. 2001)
Winter cycling. Pub. 2001-11-15. (In Dirt rag, Nov. 15, 2001)
Repetitive emotion syndrome. (No exit) Pub. 2001-11-15. (In Crosswinds weekly, Nov. 15-22, 2001)
Alternative fuel vehicles. (No exit) Pub. 2001-11-27. (In Funny times, Dec. 2001)
Happy and Crabby in Scary stories. (Comics for vegetables) Appl. title: Scary stories. Pub. 2001-11-27. (In Funny times, Dec. 2001)
US humanitarian aid. (No exit) Pub. 2001-12-01. (In Z magazine, Dec. 2001)
Are there politicians who'd stoop to using a national tragedy to further their own misguided domestic agendas? ; L'eau naturelle ; A new strategy for Afghanistan. (No exit) Pub. 2001-12-13. (In Crosswinds weekly, Dec. 13-20, 2001)
Health care factory (the silly version) Pub. 2001-12-14. (In Funny times, holiday 2001)
The potato chip caddy. (No exit) Pub. 2001-12-31. (In The monthly, Jan. 2002)
Circle the wagons around the flag. Pub. 2001-12-31. (In The progressive, Jan. 2002)
Medical research is such noble work! Pub. 2001-12-31. (In Z magazine, Jan. 2002)
Nonviolence olympics. (No exit) Appl. title: Non violence olympics. Pub. 2002-01-24. (In Crosswinds weekly, Jan. 24-31, 2002)
New anti-terrorism laws. (No exit) Pub. 2002-01-25. (In The Berkeley voice, Jan. 25, 2002)
How far will we go? (No exit) Pub. 2002-01-29. (In The monthly, Feb. 2002)
Diesel powered soup cooler. (No exit) Pub. 2002-01-29. (In Funny times, Feb. 2002)
Cycling through the ages. Pub. 2002-01-29. (In Funny times, Feb. 2002)
John Smith, super patriot! (No exit) Pub. 2002-01-31. (In Crosswinds weekly, Jan. 31-Feb. 7, 2002)
Cycling hairdos. (No exit) Pub. 2002-02-01. (In Oregon cycling magazine, Feb. 2002)
Cat fishing. (No exit) Pub. 2002-02-14. (In Crosswinds weekly, Feb. 14-21, 2002)
Tour de France/tour de USA. (No exit) Pub. 2002-02-15. (In The Berkeley voice, Feb. 15, 2002)
Guess where I'm calling from! (No exit) Pub. 2002-02-21. (In Crosswinds weekly, Feb. 21-28, 2002)
The logic of John Ashcroft. (No exit) Pub. 2002-02-27. (In The monthly, Mar. 2002)
Future superstores. (No exit) Pub. 2002-02-28. (In Crosswinds weekly, Feb. 28-Mar. 7, 2002)
Selling environmentalism and welfare to Republicans. (No exit) Pub. 2002-03-08. (In The Berkeley voice, Mar. 8, 2002)
Spice up your life. (No exit) Pub. 2002-03-15. (In The Berkeley voice, Mar. 15, 2002)
How Osama BinLaden came to hate the USA. Pub. 2002-03-28. (In Crosswinds weekly, Mar. 28-Apr. 4, 2002)
Who's crazier? (No exit) Pub. 2002-03-28. (In The monthly, Apr. 2002)
Happy and Crabby rent a car : no. 2. (Comics for vegetables) Pub. 2002-03-28. (In Funny times, Apr. 2002)
How far will we go? (the illustration version) Pub. 2002-04-01. (In The progressive, Apr. 2002)
The new American architecture. (No exit) Pub. 2002-04-04. (In Crosswinds weekly, Apr. 4-11, 2002)
Dissipation/conservation. (No exit) Pub. 2002-04-05. (In The Berkeley voice, Apr. 5, 2002)
Waiting. (No exit) Pub. 2002-04-12. (In The Berkeley voice, Apr. 12, 2002)
Rider vacuum. (No exit) Pub. 2002-05-20. (In Funny times, June 2002)
We'll just say they were "terrorists" or "drug traffickers." (No exit) Pub. 2002-05-23. (In Eugene (OR) weekly, May 23, 2002)
Money laundering/corporate accounting. (No exit) Pub. 2002-05-31. (In The Berkeley voice, May 31, 2002)
Passing the buck(s) (No exit) Pub. 2002-04-11. (In Crosswinds weekly, Apr. 11-18, 2002)
Reincarnation. (Comics for vegetables) Pub. 2002-04-24. (In Funny times, May 2002)
Mosquito feeder. (No exit) Pub. 2002-04-24. (In Funny times, May 2002)
Dental floss from Costco. (No exit) Pub. 2002-04-25. (In Crosswinds weekly, Apr. 25-May 2, 2002)
62% of all facts are made up. (No exit) Pub. 2002-04-26. (In The Berkeley voice, Apr. 26, 2002)
Socrates' day job. (No exit) Pub. 2002-05-02. (In Eugene (OR) weekly, May 2, 2002)
Dirty dishes breeding. (No exit) Pub. 2002-05-10. (In The Berkeley voice, May 10, 2002)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0001177113 / 2002-02-03

December 10, 2002

2002

No exit.

New Matter: revisions & additions.

Portions preexisting.

Product packaging.

VCA Labs, Inc.

VCA Labs, Inc. (784 documents)
example document: Their wild ways

Art work

VA0001211322 / 2003-04-02

2003

School beverage contracts (the big vending machine) and other contricutions.

School beverage contracts (the big vending machine)

The new American aesthetic (*Removed* you)
Good Cause, Inc.
Nostalgia technology.
No exit
The modern university.
The four seasons (car roof-racks)
Cooking goddess.
The doctrine of "premption."
School beverage contracts (the cartoon)
US gov't. double standard no. 874 (the Bush version)
A highway map of the USA.
Arms control/gun control.
Happy Hanukwanzamas.
Tech support.
7 habits of lowly ineffective morons.
Fast food stigmata.
Brush, strum, mix, scrub (4 rapid hand motions)
Democracy, politics, technology.
Fire rescue sheep.
I'm trying to find truth.
Can you tell them apart?
Root.
Advertising in literature.
Stop everything!
The rowing recumbent.
It's just some guy distributing his resume.
Multicultural cuisine.
The new US foreign policy.
The voting game.
I'm not paranoid, Doc.
Momiva.
We should invite George and Ellen over for a drink.
Greeting cards.
You get what you pay for (taxes)
I'm so hot for her.
Get surgically joined to your loved one.
The information awareness office.
The average American walks 300 yards per day.
Transit surfing.
Fear.
A Valentine (saves a man from suicide)
You're over-developed.
Business recruiting.
I'm fattening up the hogs.
Comfort/truth.
Wet Willie, Sloppy Joe, Peeping Tom, Lazy Susan.
Farmer's tan, roofer's tan, driver's tan.
I pay someone else.
Mutual deterrence.
Optimist magazine.
Idolatry (crucifixion souvenirs)
A coping mechanism.
Camel needle plaza sculpture.
Ancient proverb
Fantasy/reality
The guardians of democracy
Blaming the victims
Spam.
New Years(2002/2003)
Gangsta nation.
Honey, a remote control drone is here to kill us!
Building proposal for the World Trade Center.
Environmental penance products.
Life is an abstract design.
Happy & Crabby Rent a Car (no. 1)
Comics for vegetables
Mission creep.
Smart bombs are smart kid.
As you can see, I'm pro-life!

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Issue 7NOv02. The new American aesthetic (*Removed* you) Pub. 2002-11-07. (In Reader weekly)
Jul02. Good Cause, Inc. Pub. 2002-06-28. (In The progressive)
Jul02. Nostalgia technology. (No exit) Pub. 2002-06-28. (In Esquire)
Jul/Aug02 The modern university. (No exit) Pub. 2002-07-12. (In Z magazine)
Nov-Dec02. The four seasons (car roof-racks) (No exit) PUB1Nov02. (In UTNE)
27Nov02. Cooking goddess. Pub. 2002-11-21. (In Metro pulse)
25Mar03. The doctrine of "premption." (No exit) Pub. 2003-03-25. (In The St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue Jun02. School beverage contracts (the big vending machine) ; School beverage contracts (the cartoon) ; US gov't. double standard no. 874 (the Bush version) (No exit) Pub. 2002-05-30. (In the monthly)
Issue Aug02. A highway map of the USA. (No exit) Pub. 2002-07-29. (In the monthly)
Issue Nov02. Arms control/gun control. (No exit) Pub. 2002-10-28. (In the monthly)
Issue Dec02. Happy Hanukwanzamas. (No exit) Pub. 2002-11-29. (In the monthly)
Issue 7Jun02. Tech support. (No exit) PUB7Jun02. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 21Jun02. 7 habits of lowly ineffective morons. (No exit) Pub. 2002-06-21. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 28Jun02. Fast food stigmata. (No exit) Pub. 2002-06-28. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 12Jul02. Brush, strum, mix, scrub (4 rapid hand motions) (No exit) Pub. 2002-07-12. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 18Jul02. Democracy, politics, technology. (No exit) Pub. 2002-07-18. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 19Jul02. Fire rescue sheep. (No exit) Pub. 2002-07-19. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 26Jul02. I'm trying to find truth. (No exit) Pub. 2002-07-26. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 2Aug02. Can you tell them apart? (No exit) Pub. 2002-08-02. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 30Aug02. Root. (No exit) Pub. 2002-08-30. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 6Sep02. Advertising in literature. (No exit) Pub. 2002-09-06. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 13Sep02. Stop everything! (No exit) Pub. 2002-09-13. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 20Sep02. The rowing recumbent. (No exit) Pub. 2002-09-20. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 27Sep02. It's just some guy distributing his resume. (No exit) Pub. 2002-09-27. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 4Oct02. Multicultural cuisine. (No exit) 4Oct02. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 11Oct02. The new US foreign policy. (No exit) Pub. 2002-10-11. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 25Oct02. The voting game. (No exit) Pub. 2002-10-25. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 1Nov02. I'm not paranoid, Doc. (No exit) Pub. 2002-11-01. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 8Nov02. Momiva. (No exit) Pub. 2002-11-08. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 15Nov02. We should invite George and Ellen over for a drink. (No exit) Pub. 2002-11-15. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 22Nov02. Greeting cards. (No exit) Pub. 2002-11-22. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 29Nov02. You get what you pay for (taxes) (No exit) Pub. 2002-11-29. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 6Dec02. I'm so hot for her. (No exit) Pub. 2002-12-06. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 20Dec02. Get surgically joined to your loved one. (No exit) Pub. 2002-12-20. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 17Jan03. The information awareness office. (No exit) Pub. 2003-01-17. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 24Jan03. The average American walks 300 yards per day. (No exit) Pub. 2003-01-24. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 31Jan03. Transit surfing. (No exit) Pub. 2003-01-31. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 7Feb03. Fear. (No exit) Pub. 2003-02-07. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 14Feb03. A Valentine (saves a man from suicide) (No exit) Pub. 2003-02-14. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 21Feb03. You're over-developed. (No exit) Pub. 2003-02-21. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 28Feb03. Business recruiting. (No exit) Pub. 2003-02-28. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 7Mar03. I'm fattening up the hogs. (No exit) Pub. 2003-03-07. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 14Mar03. As you can see, I'm pro-life! (No exit) Pub. 2003-03-14. (In The Berkeley voice)
Issue 18Jul02. Democracy, politics, technology. (No exit) Pub. 2002-07-18 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Aug02. Comfort/truth. (No exit) Pub. 2002-08-01. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 8Aug02. Wet Willie, Sloppy Joe, Peeping Tom, Lazy Susan. (No exit) Pub. 2002-08-08. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 15Aug02. Farmer's tan, roofer's tan, driver's tan. (No exit) Pub. 2002-08-15. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 22Aug02. I pay someone else. (No exit) Pub. 2002-08-22. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 19Sep02. Mutual deterrence. (No exit) Pub. 2002-09-19. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 3Oct02. Optimist magazine. (No exit) Pub. 2002-10-03. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 10Oct02. Idolatry (crucifixion souvenirs) (No exit) Pub. 2002-10-10. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 17Oct02. A coping mechanism. (No exit) Pub. 2002-10-17. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 24Oct02. Camel needle plaza sculpture. (No exit) Pub. 2002-10-24. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 14Nov02. Ancient proverb ; Fantasy/reality (No exit) Pub. 2002-11-14. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 12Dec02. The guardians of democracy ; Blaming the victims. (No exit) Pub. 2002-12-12. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 26Dec02. Spam. (No exit) Pub. 2002-12-26. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 2Jan03. New Years(2002/2003) (No exit) Pub. 2003-01-02. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 16Jan03. Gangsta nation. (No exit) Pub. 2003-01-16. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 30Jan03. Honey, a remote control drone is here to kill us! (No exit) Pub. 2003-01-30. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 6Feb03. Building proposal for the World Trade Center. (No exit) Pub. 2003-02-06. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 27Feb03. Environmental penance products. (No exit) Pub. 2003-02-27. (In Reader weekly)
Issue Aug02. Our days are numbered. Pub. 2002-07-26. (In Funny times)
Issue Nov02. Life is an abstract design. (No exit) ; Happy & Crabby Rent a Car (no. 1) (Comics for vegetables) Pub. 2002-10-25. (In Funny times)
Issue Jan03. Mission creep. (No exit) Pub. 2002-12-26. (In Funny times)
Issue Mar03. Smart bombs are smart kid. (No exit) Pub. 2003-02-28. (In Funny times)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0001245750 / 2003-12-01

2003

Decisions and other contributions.

Singer cartoons, 3/21/03-11/22/03.

No exit

Orwellian logic.
Bush faces the global warming threat.
Wine vultures.
The California recall vote.
The difference between Iraq and North Korea.
The prosecution's animated movie.
Patriotic products
The pen is mightier than the sword.
A house made of money.

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Issue 20Nov03. History. Pub. 2003-11-20. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
28May-4Jun03. Orwellian logic. Pub. 2003-05-28. (In Weekly dig)
4Jun03. Bush faces the global warming threat. Pub. 2003-06-04. (In San Diego city beat)
Aug03. Wine vultures. Pub. 2003-07-28 (In The monthly)
Issue 22-29Oct03. Telemarketer do not call list. Pub. 2003-10-22.
Issue 21Mar03. Decisions. Pub. 2003-03-21. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 28Mar03. Sports commentary/political commentary. Pub. 2003-03-28. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 4Apr03. Some settling of contents may occur. Pub. 2003-04-04. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 11Apr03. I wonder if she takes steroids? Pub. 2003-04-11. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 16May03. Hike to work week. Pub. 2003-05-16. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 30May03. Art dogs and owners. Pub. 2003-05-30. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 6Jun03. Nuclear deterrence. Pub. 2003-06-06. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 18Jul03. Mechanical rabbit. Pub. 2003-07-18. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 25Jul03. President Jenna Bush. Pub. 2003-07-25. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 1Aug03. Women's feet. Pub. 2003-08-01. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 29Aug03. The California recall vote. Pub. 2003-08-29. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 19Sep03. Transportation policy ... begets foreign policy. Pub. 2003-09-19. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 26Sep03. Palestinian state. Pub. 2003-09-26. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 7Nov03. Laugh at yourself. Pub. 2003-11-07. (In Berkeley voice)
Issue 3Apr03. The difference between Iraq and North Korea. Pub. 2003-04-03. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 10apr03. Collateral damage. Pub. 2003-04-10. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 10Apr03. The prosecution's animated movie. Pub. 2003-04-10. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 17Apr03. Iraq vultures. Pub. 2003-04-17. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 24Apr03. How can Bush rebuild Iraq? Pub. 2003-04-24. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 5Jun03. Waste management. Pub. 2003-06-05. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 24Jul03. Jehovah's Witness protection program. Pub. 2003-07-24. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 31Jul03. Lesser known acupuncture points. Pub. 2003-07-31. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 28Aug03. Power Point waiter. Pub. 2003-08-28. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 11Sep03. Oh, I'm fine, and you? Pub. 2003-09-11. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 18Sep03. Iraq war decoder. Pub. 2003-09-18. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 25Sep03. Patriotic products ; The pen is mightier than the sword. Pub. 2003-09-25. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 2Oct03. Can you hear me now? Pub. 2003-10-02. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 30Oct03. Iraq and US information ministers. Pub. 2003-10-30. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 6Nov03. Bush's CIA leak. Pub. 2003-11-06. (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Apr03. A house made of money. Pub. 2003-04-01. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 2Apr03. Do you think the tint of the door works with the facade? Pub. 2003-04-02. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 8Apr03. Redundant man. Pub. 2003-04-08. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 12Apr03. Sea-mail. Pub. 2003-04-12. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 21Apr03. Warning for cars. Pub. 2003-04-21. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 26Apr03. Genetically engineered pets. Pub. 2003-04-26. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 20May03. Self cleaning dishware. Pub. 2003-05-20. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 22May03. Macrowave. Pub. 2003-05-22. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 5Jun03. Aerocycle. Pub. 2003-06-05. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 10Jun03. Pardon our appearance (we are remoldeling) Pub. 2003-06-10. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 9Aug03. Screening checked baggage. Pub. 2003-08-09. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 11Aug03. Perspective made silly. Pub. 2003-08-11. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 20Aug03. Structural adjustment. Pub. 2003-08-20. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 20Aug03. Suicide/Freedom. Pub. 2003-08-26. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 28Aug03. Modern centaurs. Pub. 2003-08-28. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 6Sep03. Rant recognition software. Pub. 2003-09-06. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 15Sep03. Name dropping. Pub. 2003-09-15. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 29Sep03. Garage sale sirens. Pub. 2003-09-29. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 2Oct03. My ancestors. Pub. 2003-10-02. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 4Oct03. Friendship. Pub. 2003-10-04. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 9Oct03. Repression. Pub. 2003-10-09. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 17Nov03. Cleanliness Antichrist. Pub. 2003-11-17. (In St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 22Nov03. Low gear. Pub. 2003-11-22. (In St. Paul pioneer press)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0001278314 / 2004-08-16

2004

Consumer patriot and other contributions.

Singer cartoons 11/1/03-8/9/04.

No exit

The Tao of the Twin Cities.
A voyeur nation.
The Anarchist Party convention.
Outsourced campaigns.

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Consumer patriot. Pub. 2003-11-01. (In HopeDance, Nov./Dec. 2003)
Tax cuts/Iraq war. Pub. 2003-11-01. (In HopeDance, Nov./Dec. 2003)
Rat world. Pub. 2003-11-21. (In The Berkeley voice, Nov. 21, 2003)
Prozac, Rogaine and Viagra. Pub. 2003-11-27. (In Reader weekly, Nov. 27, 2003)
Zombie party. Pub. 2003-12-04. (In Reader weekly, Dec. 4, 2003)
Who will drive more carefully? Pub. 2003-12-08. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Dec. 8, 2003)
Norm Coleman. Pub. 2003-12-11. (In Reader weekly, Dec. 11, 2003)
Spacesuit. Pub. 2003-12-03. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Dec. 3, 2003)
Smaller government. Pub. 2003-12-18. (In Reader weekly, Dec. 18, 2003)
Santa's midlife crisis. Pub. 2003-12-24. (In Boston's weekly digest, Dec. 31, 2003)
Shell game. Pub. 2003-12-25. (In Reader weekly, Dec. 25, 2003)
Black is white Bush. Pub. 2003-12-29. (In The East Bay monthly, Jan. 2004)
We're so cheap! Pub. 2003-12-31. (In HopeDance, Jan./Feb. 2004)
Modern news 2. Pub. 2003-12-31. (In HopeDance, Jan./Feb. 2004)
New years 2004. Pub. 2004-01-08. (In Reader weekly, Jan. 8, 2004)
Stick whittling champion. Pub. 2004-01-08. (In Reader weekly, Jan. 8, 2004)
Foot fungus. Pub. 2004-01-12. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Jan. 12, 2004)
Metrosexual. Pub. 2004-01-15. (In Reader weekly, Jan. 15, 2004)
Balls and dogs. Pub. 2004-01-17. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Jan. 17, 2004)
Alternative electric generating plant. Pub. 2004-01-20. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Jan. 20, 2004)
Family values. Pub. 2004-01-21. (In Boston's weekly digest, Jan. 28, 2004)
Spend and spend Republican. Pub. 2004-01-22. (In Reader weekly, Jan. 22, 2004)
Finance made simple. Pub. 2004-02-05. (In Reader weekly, Feb. 5, 2004)
Video game jobs. Pub. 2004-02-10. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Feb. 10, 2004)
Cupid on the internet. Pub. 2004-02-11. (In Seven days, Feb. 18, 2004)
Culture wars. Pub. 2004-02-26. (In Reader weekly, Feb. 26, 2004)
Elderly drivers. Pub. 2004-02-27. (In The East Bay monthly, Mar. 2004)
Pledge allegiance to the cars. Pub. 2004-03-01. (In HopeDance, Mar./Apr. 2004)
Meaningless gestures. Pub. 2004-03-01. (In HopeDance, Mar./Apr. 2004)
Flag body armor. Pub. 2004-03-01. (In HopeDance, Mar./Apr. 2004)
Botox scare. Pub. 2004-03-01. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Mar. 1, 2004)
Think before you bite. Pub. 2004-03-02. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Mar. 2, 2004)
What if children could vote? Pub. 2004-03-04. (In Reader weekly, Mar. 4, 2004)
Mars tax cuts. Pub. 2004-03-18. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Mar. 18, 2004)
G. W. Bush on child rearing. Pub. 2004-03-18. (In Reader weekly, Mar. 18, 2004)
Our way of life. Pub. 2004-04-01. (In Reader weekly, Apr. 1, 2004)
Who's to blame for Iraq. Pub. 2004-04-15. (In Ventura County reporter, Apr. 15, 2004)
The Tao of the Twin Cities. Pub. 2004-04-19. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Apr. 19, 2004)
War on terror/war on drugs. Pub. 2004-04-22. (In Ventura County reporter, Apr. 22, 2004)
Baby strollers. Pub. 2004-04-22. (In Reader weekly, Apr. 22, 2004)
Paul cheated death. Pub. 2004-04-24. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Apr. 24, 2004)
Wanna play "God?" Pub. 2004-04-27. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Apr. 27, 2004)
A voyeur nation. Pub. 2004-04-28. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Apr. 28, 2004)
Fuel cell cars. Pub. 2004-04-30. (In HopeDance, May/June 2004)
Defense budget 2003 - M.L.K quote. Pub. 2004-04-30. (In HopeDance, May/June 2004)
Drug imports (free trade?) Pub. 2004-04-30. (In The East Bay monthly, May 2004)
Fake trolleys. Pub. 2004-04-30. (In Conscious choice, May 2004)
Red Sox - Yankees (a parody) Pub. 2004-05-04. (In St. Paul pioneer press, May 4, 2004)
Anybody but Bush/anybody but Yankees. Pub. 2004-05-06. (In Reader weekly, May 6, 2004)
Culture clash. Pub. 2004-05-10. (In St Paul pioneer press, May 10, 2004)
US intervention in Iraq (& Vietnam) Pub. 2004-05-13. (In Reader weekly, May 13, 2004)
Olive oil. Pub. 2004-05-13. (In Reader weekly, May 13, 2004)
Robert McNamara vs. Donald Rumsfeld. Pub. 2004-05-19. (In Seven days, May 26, 2004)
A.A.R.P. -N.R.A. Pub. 2004-05-25. (In St. Paul pioneer press, May 25, 2004)
Blind justice, blind love, blind rage. Pub. 2004-05-27. (In Eugene weekly, May 27, 2004)
Iraq meat grinder. Pub. 2004-05-27. (In Ventura County reporter, May 27, 2004)
The Anarchist Party convention. Pub. 2004-05-27. (In Reader weekly, May 27, 2004)
Beatles revisited (giant S.U.V.) Pub. 2004-06-01. (In The East Bay monthly, June 2004)
Tricksters of the world. Pub. 2004-06-01. (In UTNE, June 2004)
Fast lane tolls. Pub. 2004-06-03. (In Reader weekly, June 2004)
Political power of meetings. Pub. 2004-06-10. (In The Athens news, June 10, 2004)
You have a speck of something in your eye. Pub. 2004-06-10. (In Ventura County reporter, June 10, 2004)
Outsourced campaigns. (St. Paul pioneer press, June 12, 2004) Pub. 2004-06-12.
Iraq toilet. Pub. 2004-06-21. (In C-ville weekly, June 21, 2004)
Aye/neigh. Pub. 2004-06-21. (In St. Paul pioneer press, June 21, 2004)
Atkins breakfast cereals. Pub. 2004-07-15. (In Reader weekly, July 15, 2004)
Geography. Pub. 2004-07-17. (In St. Paul pioneer press, July 17, 2004)
Retro transportation. Pub. 2004-07-27. (In St. Paul pioneer press, July 27, 2004)
I'm tired of adapting. Pub. 2004-08-09. (In St. Paul pioneer press, Aug. 9, 2004)
Bob, you haven't changed a bit! Pub. 2004-05-29. (In St. Paul pioneer press, May 29, 2004)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-

Art work

VA0001356303 / 2005-08-08

2005

Good cop/bad cop (Democrats/Republicans) and other contributions.

Singer cartoons, 8/5/04-8/4/05.

C.O. correspondence.

The case against cloning
A woozy floozy in a jacuzzi
The history of technology
A new improved keyboard
"The high fructose corn syrup talking"
The ownership society
The judgment of Paris

Andrew Benjamin Singer, 1965-

Issue 5Aug04 Good cop/bad cop (Democrats/Republicans) (No exit) Pub. 2004-08-05 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 19Aug04 Chick flick/Dick flick Pub. 2004-08-19 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 31Aug04 Mississippi waste (creates dead-zone in gulf) Pub. 2004-08-31 (In The St. Paul pioneer press)
Issue 1Sep04 Kerry vs. Bush ; George Bushwell's 2004 ; Garden car Pub. 2004-09-01 (In HopeDance, Sep./Oct. 2004)
Issue 2Sep04 "Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose" Pub. 2004-09-02 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 9Sep04 Prozac ponds (No exit) Pub. 2004-09-09 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 23Sep04 Mainstream political discourse Pub. 2004-09-23 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Oct04 Organic agribusiness ; Organic agribusiness (who pulls the strings?) Pub. 2004-10-01 (In The monthly, Oct. 2004)
Issue 1Oct04 Peace President Bush Pub. 2004-10-01 (In Funny times)
Issue 1Oct04 The case against cloning Pub. 2004-10-01 (In Random lengths news)
Issue 21Oct04 We're slow learners (USA & Russia) Pub. 2004-10-21 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 28Oct04 Global warming tidal wave Pub. 2004-10-28 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Nov04 Support alternative transport Pub. 2004-11-01 (In HopeDance, Nov./Dec. 2004)
Issue 1Nov04 Ethanol Pub. 2004-11-01 (In HopeDance, Nov./Dec. 2004)
Issue 4Nov04 Catholic communion (politicization) Pub. 2004-11-04 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 18Nov04 Digital bumper sticker Pub. 2004-11-18 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 25Nov04 Yes versus no ; Problems with polygamy (no. 25) Pub. 2004-11-25 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Dec04 Holiday newsletters Pub. 2004-12-01 (In The monthly, Dec. 2004)
Issue 2Dec04 How politics relate to transportation Pub. 2004-12-02 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 9Dec04 Christmas has been cancelled (version no. 2) Pub. 2004-12-09 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Jan05 Five laws that would greatly improve America Pub. 2005-01-01 (In The bear delux magazine, spring-summer 2005)
Issue 1Jan05 Radio consolidation ; Pirate radio ; Squeezing radio for profit Pub. 2005-01-01 (In Conscious choice, Jan. 2005)
Issue 1Jan05 Job safety information card Pub. 2005-01-01 (In The funny times)
Issue 1Feb05 French Alpine marmot (cover image) Pub. 2005-02-01 (In La Decroissance, Feb. 2005)
Issue 1Feb05 Primitive living Pub. 2005-02-01 (In UTNE, Jan.-Feb. 2005)
Issue 3Feb05 Botox overdose Pub. 2005-02-03 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 10Feb05 Repairing a broken heart ; 3 choices of the modern artist Pub. 2005-02-10 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 10Feb05 A woozy floozy in a jacuzzi Pub. 2005-02-10 (In Eugene weekly)
Issue 17Feb05 Beaver floss Pub. 2005-02-17 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 17Feb05 IKEA--some assembly required Pub. 2005-02-17 (In Eugene weekly)
Issue 24Feb05 It's all demographics Pub. 2005-02-24 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 24Feb05 Snow is God's dandruff Pub. 2005-02-24 (In Eugene weekly)
Issue 1Mar05 Arrogant paternalism Pub. 2005-03-01 (In HopeDance, Mar./Apr. 2005)
Issue 3Mar05 Bad apple, big cheese, tough cookie, small potatoes Pub. 2005-03-03 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 17Mar05 The history of technology Pub. 2005-03-17 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 24Mar05 We are our own worst enemies Pub. 2005-03-24 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 31Mar05 A new improved keyboard Pub. 2005-03-31 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Apr05 Stop technology ("to think it is know how to say 'no'") Pub. 2005-04-01 (In La Decroissance, Apr. 2005)
Issue 1Apr05 Torture bad apples Pub. 2005-04-01 (In Chronogram)
Issue 6Apr05 "The high fructose corn syrup talking" Pub. 2005-04-06 (In Seven days, Apr. 6-13, 2005)
Issue 7Apr05 "I wasn't plagiarizing! I was sampling!" Pub. 2005-04-07 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 14Apr05 The ownership society Pub. 2005-04-14 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 21Apr05 The judgment of Paris Pub. 2005-04-21 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 28Apr05 Terrorist recruiters/military recruiters Pub. 2005-04-28 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1May05 Global warming monument Pub. 2005-05-01 (In HopeDance, May/June 2005)
Issue 1May05 Voluntary environmental laws Pub. 2005-05-01 (In The funny times)
Issue 5May05 Nude people draw clothed person Pub. 2005-05-05 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 12May05 Courting disaster Pub. 2005-05-12 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 19May05 Libertarianism is just anarchy for rich people Pub. 2005-05-19 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 25May05 Endangered species hut Pub. 2005-05-25 (In Boston's weekly dig, 5/25-6/1/05)
Issue 26May05 Advantages of self-employment Pub. 2005-05-26 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Jun05 Christian Science pharmacists Pub. 2005-06-01 (In The monthly, June 2005)
Issue 1Jun05 Bush energy policy-supply problem Pub. 2005-06-01 (In Chronogram)
Issue 1Jun05 Palindrome cartoon Pub. 2005-06-01 (In Boston's weekly dig, 6/1/05-6/8/05)
Issue 2Jun05 Buddha judge Pub. 2005-06-02 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 9Jun05 Bush nuclear power Pub. 2005-06-09 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 16Jun05 Cycling on other planets Pub. 2005-06-16 (In Reader weekly)
Issue 1Jul05 Week no. 22 Pub. 2005-07-01 (In The funny times)
Issue 1Aug05 Cartooning is like baseball Pub. 2005-08-01 (In The funny times)

Andrew Benjamin Singer 1965-