Yaks at night By: Bruce Coleman, Ltd. From: Encyclopedia of the Animal World: Large Plant-Eaters 1988

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Yaks at night By: Bruce Coleman, Ltd. From: Encyclopedia of the Animal World: Large Plant-Eaters 1988

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24-year-old Tracy Chapman forced to fill in last minute and stuns Wembley Stadium into silence with just a guitar and her vocals, 1988.
Bob Ross & Hoot on The Joy of Painting: ‘Mountain Mirage Wood Shape’ S15, E4 (1988)
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Selections from the May 1988 issue of Shopping Center World Magazine
Picnic Place food court at the Manhattan Town Center
2. Movie theater at Sunrise Mall in Corpus Christi, TX
3. Unknown mall/store interior by Donohoe, O'Brien & Company, Inc.
4. Lakeland Square food court
5. Regis Hairstylists storefront
6. Regis Hairstylists interior
7. Ad for the chain of record stores, Record Bar
8. Information booth at Trolley Square in Salt Lake City, created from an antique gondola
9. Ad for Record Town, a record store part of Trans World Music
10. Bridgewater Commons Mall
Hanno Karlhuber, The Sleepless Night, 1988