Portrait of America: From Reconstruction to the presentHoughton Mifflin, 1978 |
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Page 499
... young anyway . At advanced universities social smoking of marijuana was as acceptable as social drinking . More so , in a way , for it was better suited to the new ethic . One did not clutch one's solitary glass but shared one's " joint ...
... young anyway . At advanced universities social smoking of marijuana was as acceptable as social drinking . More so , in a way , for it was better suited to the new ethic . One did not clutch one's solitary glass but shared one's " joint ...
Page 504
... young and relatively unknown designers like Quant and Gernreich who catered to them , who set the pace . Young people did the twist first , shortened their skirts first , and made being “ kicky " and " switched on " desirable . More ...
... young and relatively unknown designers like Quant and Gernreich who catered to them , who set the pace . Young people did the twist first , shortened their skirts first , and made being “ kicky " and " switched on " desirable . More ...
Page 512
... young people think of a future community when they themselves have no present world , no profession or other job in it , and no trust in other human beings ? Instead , some young radicals seem to entertain the disastrous illusion that ...
... young people think of a future community when they themselves have no present world , no profession or other job in it , and no trust in other human beings ? Instead , some young radicals seem to entertain the disastrous illusion that ...
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