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...That [feeling] is in the middle of Great Neck, in the middle of this festival, which makes it an interesting place for a writer,” Cantor adds...
...University was an important battleground in the youth movement of the 1960s, with the most significant battle being the 1969 takeover of University Hall. People who were part of the opposition, however, “suffered from self-importance,” according to Cantor...
...whole world conspired to make us feel very self-important,” Cantor says. “I was on The Crimson and I could hardly go to the newsroom without meeting some Times reporter who wanted to find out what books we liked, what new sexual positions we had discovered and what drugs we were taking...
...Cantor did not himself participate in the struggle in the Yard. He was already on probation for sitting in at a Faculty meeting to consider whether Reserve Office Training Corps should remain on campus. Cantor, a veteran anti-war “poster-maker,” protested outside of University Hall rather than risk expulsion...
...Whatever was happening in the world was happening right there in front of you day to day. Your life was in the balance. Some of that was fictional,” Cantor admits. “Your life really wasn’t in the balance...but you felt like...