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Cuke 2020 Presentation
Message - Goals - Overview - Contributors
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Cuke Archives News December 2020


 

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To receive the fine archival giclée portrait of Shunryu Suzuki signed by Willard Dixon, the artist, with certificate of authenticity, just make a donation of $150 or more, note "portrait please" and include your address. You should then receive an email acknowledging your donation and informing you when the portrait should arrive.

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Cuke Archives
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Please do not make checks out to Cuke Archives.

Cuke Archives fund is under the guidance of Michael Katz and the Pacific Zen Institute (PZI) head teacher John Tarrant.

If a non-religious fiscal sponsor is needed, the Institute for Historical Study (IHS) is also a fiscal sponsor. Make the check out to "Institute for Historical study" with a note "for David Chadwick's Cuke Archives" and mail to:

The Institute for Historical Study
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Berkeley, CA   94708

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PZI takes nothing.

Cuke Archives has also been called Crooked Cucumber Archives and the Shunryu Suzuki Legacy Project.

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Fiscal Sponsors: The Pacific Zen Institute and the Institute for Historical Study

Contributors

 

Bob Halpern, Shunryu Suzuki, Phillip Wilson on a break from stone work in the courtyard at Tassajara, spring 1967.