Word: scrapbookers
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...sidles up beside you to let you share her scrapbook, you can't help but understand. Liz Renay will always be, at heart, the fifteen-year old bargirl from Mesa, Arizona, astounded by her success so far, but nonetheless always wanting more. Not that she shouldn't be amazed. She has every right to be proud for she's proven tough enough to survive the men who've picked her up and used her along the way--from New York to Los Angeles--even though she's hardly about to resist those who'll pick...
LIKE any organization in the public eye, we like to keep up with what others are saying about us. Occasionally other magazines will analyze our performance, as we do theirs. Some of the most interesting entries in the scrapbook, however, come from other, less predictable sources...
Rambling through the scrapbook has its serious aspect; it reminds us of TIME'S place in the world and hence the responsibility we must attempt to meet each week. Mostly, however, the numerous allusions to TIME demonstrate the amusing side of being a household word...
...seconds your brain hinges on some different nugget from the past. You would like to forget each and every one of them, but the pictures are too sharp and too terrifying to ignore. You are at once too tired and too aware to edit or sentimentalize your memory's scrapbook...
What I'm trying to do here is establish the basis that Mitchell Goodman uses to select articles for his Movement Toward a New America. Movement is not just a book about the revolution, a scrapbook of authentic notes from the underground; it is a truly revolutionary book, and as such it relies heavily- though by no means entirely- on selections from the underground press...