Word: hellings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...ever had fun putting on plays," he mused to some half-drunk actors from the Dunster Christmas play, himself not entirely sober at the time. "We didn't have to worry about reviews, the stage hands union, Actor's Equity, or our backers. We could do whatever the hell we wanted...
...losing its resilience, and he smells death's bad breath at dawn. He envies the young for being young and for possessing the integrity that has eroded in him, the appetite for life that has cloyed on his palate, and the courage that has been drowned. Locked in hell's isolation ward of self, he claws at people he cannot reach and drives them farther away...
...Berkeley riots. In articles, interviews, and forums, many Berkeley rebels made it clear that their enemy was as much a somewhat inaccurately described middle-class way of life as it was the university itself. Other well-publicized attacks on the middle-class life-style come from the Hell's Angels, the Surfer cults, and Kustom Kar builders...
...administrative details are all "games and stuff." Wilcox plows through the jungle of Gen Ed verbiage like a huge bear, knocking off the giants as he goes. "Hell," says Wilcox, "I wouldn't expect a whole ream of new and exciting courses in the fall of '66. But after all this talking, I guess its about time to get this thing off the ground...
Rockwell made a comback hours later when he and his Nazis led a counterrally near the Capitol. Chief attraction was Herb "the Skull" Booker, a representative of California's Hell's Angels motorcycle gang. Booker, who is bald but wears a long beard, declared, "They say we're repulsive. But those peace creeps, they're the ones who are repulsive." He also protested press censorship. "I ran over four peace creeps with my own cycle, and the press didn't say anything about it. If that ain't censorship, I don't know what...