The opening of the Paris peace talks
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Linda LeClair living with her boyfriend and upsetting the Barnard College alumnae
May 14, 2008
Today in 1968, blogged.
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Well, for me it meant graduation from high school, three tickets in two weeks during that summer, and starting college.
When I got to college, we still had coats and ties for Sunday dinner. Mandatory chapel service had been dropped only a year or two before. The fraternities still had house mothers and there was no visitation between the sexes in the dorms (or officially the fraternity houses).
Within a year or so, all this had changed. We got inter-visitation that spring. The next year, I was the first male living in the freshman women's dorm. The coats and ties were dropped at the end of my freshman year since a lot of us were wearing them without shirts and with shorts and sandals.
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Paddy, it seems they are answering the wrong question, but I'd suggest calling the phone number.
Yeah, either answering the wrong question or doing what I've seen a fair amount of online responses doing. Giving the answer to the question they are willing to answer.
I'll try the number and see what happens.
And thanks for giving a little extra on these recent posts to help us through this Times blackout crisis.
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