Word: kidded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...that it would be "foolish to take chances with the law and health." Jack quit. Today he has no qualms about criticizing the war policies of his father's boss. According to Jack, "It's up to the parents to open the lines of communication, and up to the kid to join in and keep them open...
...world. I'm having trouble communicating with adults." All the same, the Robinsons have achieved a bigger goal: saving their relationship with Sue, a sophomore at the University of Washington, who now abhors most of the drug scene, especially "the dealers, who don't care about the poor kid on the street who gets a bum tab of acid." Who educated whom? The kids led the way, says Robinson...
...actions were truly revolutionary. There is nothing revolutionary about the acts of breaking windows or building barricades in themselves. They become revolutionary acts only when they embody or speak of revolutionary solutions. When they help build a base, or strike almost surgically at institutions like banks. But, as one kid said just before the police charge, he wanted to get into the square quick, so he could get a new shirt. There's nothing wrong with wanting a new shirt, or with ripping one off, but a new shirt is not worth rearing up the Square, or forcing increased repression...
This would count for little if Golden Bat were not persistently entertaining and deftly professional. The company, all aged 25 or under, was formed two years ago as an underground theater group calling itself The Tokyo Kid Brothers, and is now designated as the La Mama Tokyo troupe. English is slightly favored over Japanese as the language of the evening, but each tongue is like a quick-change costume donned for the humor of it. Some of the speech-solo numbers could stand cutting. However, one of these speech solos, delivered with exquisite intensity by Shoichi Saito, contains the distilled...
...much on display as the 21-year-old future King of England will be his kid sister, Princess Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise, 19, fourth in line for the British throne and, it is said, something of a swinger. Plump and dowdy as a teenager, Anne, according to Women's Wear Daily, the supreme authority for all such judgments, has succeeded at "slimming down and picking up more graceful airs." Moreover, the best is yet to be, says W.W.D.: "She shows signs of a beauty that will probably come with maturity...