Typical posters from the Atelier Populaire ("Ex-Ecole des Beaux Arts"), the
Sorbonne, Paris, May 1968, printed for the 1968 worker/student rebellion that
shut down most of France and eventually ended General De Gaulle's political
career (the General had called the rebels "shit in the bed"; a poster not
shown here had the General in profile with the legend, "Le Chien-Lit C'est
Encore Lui", or words to that effect). Many posters were distributed at
Columbia by French students, who cited the Columbia rebellion as an
inspiration. The ones above were found on the Web; the one at left was
on my apartment wall until it crumbled.