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Remembering the ’60s

By Eric Catipon | April 29, 2002 - 12:00am

Writer Lillian Hellman says in Pentimento, "I would like to see what was there for me once, and what is there for me now." The line may have well been written to capture the idea behind The Sixties Now!...

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