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Alaska, the nation's last frontier, has a population of just over 300,000. Which is at least 100,000 fewer people than showed up for the Woodstock festival. Given these statistics, a Long Island-based ecology group called Aduntusan-a Cherokee word for "earth spirit"-has developed the idea of organizing 350,000 young Americans of voting age to migrate north to the 49th state. The newcomers would settle there, gain political control through their voting power and, among other things, ensure that the Alaskan environment is never damaged by oil companies and land developers...
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...film editors, has nearly 1,000 members of whom 90 are female. But women film editors have attained a disproportionate level of accomplishment. Among the top practitioners in the field are such women as Mili Bonsignori (Hunger in America, What If the Dream Comes True? for CBS), Thelma Schoonmaker (Woodstock) and Dede Allen (Bonnie and Clyde, Little...
...Frankes set out by car on a 20,000-mile tour of the nation and came up with a list of 46 communities where crime is low or nonexistent, the air is clean, the taxes moderate. Among the nominees: Woodstock, Vt.; Red Lodge, Mont.; Green Bay, Wis.; Fairhope, Ala.; Moscow, Idaho; and Wabash, Ind. Among the Frankes' observations: "ethnic" communities, with many old world social controls still in force-Polish, Italian or whatever -tend to be the safest, and no place in the country is free from drugs...
...Woodstock. In case you've forgotten what it was all about. Northeastern...