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Six bands played the Turning Point in Chapel Hill on 19 October 1985, among them Subculture, Second Coming and Legion of Doom. This flyer comes from Punks on Paper and is credited to John Rivera and Scott Williams.
Flyer for a five band bill at the Sallam Cultural Center in Chapel Hill on 27 May 1984, with Sacred Cows, Ugly Americans, A Number of Things and two other bands. From Punks on Paper, credited to John Rivera and Scott Williams.
Government Issue topped a bill with Ugly Americans and A Number of Things at the Sallam Cultural Center in Chapel Hill on 22 July 1984. A Punks on Paper flyer credited to John Rivera and Scott Williams.
Crucial Truth headlined the Cat's Cradle in Chapel Hill on 17 February 1982, according to this Punks on Paper flyer credited to John Rivera and Scott Williams.
Scott Williams, who played basketball at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, tells his own story here. The subtitle names trauma, loss and basketball as its subjects, and the book also concerns the experiences of children of murder victims. Published in 2023 by Books for Athletes, 151 pages with illustrations and portraits.
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