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Bengt Sändh, the Swedish folk musician and songwriter known for his raw 1970s records and long collaboration with Finn Zetterholm, is currently trending in Sweden. No specific new event has been confirmed, but searches about the artist are rising sharply in the country, with readers looking up his life, music and career.
- 2Photographer recalls youthful days with a camera bag●As a young photographer, with my omnipresent camera bag. # photographer # photographers # photo # photos # picture # pic
A photographer is sharing memories of their younger years, when a camera bag was a constant companion. The post, tagged with photography and 1970s-era hashtags and referencing Mifflintown in Juniata County, Pennsylvania, invites fellow photographers and photo enthusiasts to reminisce about shooting film in that era. Engagement so far is modest, with a handful of likes, as photography communities trade nostalgic reflections on cameras and equipment.
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Claremont McKenna College in California is celebrating the 50th anniversary of admitting women, five decades after becoming a coeducational institution. The milestone is being marked on campus, with the student newspaper highlighting the anniversary. The occasion invites reflection on how the shift reshaped campus life, enrollment and the college's identity since women first joined in the mid-1970s.
- 4New book 'Asco: Without Permission' spotlights L.A. Chicano artists●‘Asco: Without Permission’ heralds the next generation of L.A. Chicano artists
'Asco: Without Permission' is drawing attention for its look at the Chicano art collective that emerged in 1970s Los Angeles. The book traces how the group's street performance and conceptual work challenged exclusion from mainstream galleries and influenced later generations of L.A. Chicano artists. Coverage is framing it as a timely herald of the collective's continuing legacy in contemporary art.
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West Indies cricket is facing an existential crisis, with commentators describing the once-dominant team as being 'in the ICU'. The side that dominated world cricket in the 1970s and 1980s has suffered years of declining results, off-field disputes and financial struggles, prompting debate in the Caribbean press and beyond about whether the sport can be revived in the region.