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: Althouse"Here, it's tie-dye and marijuana. It's just like the 1960s, with the Vietnam War still to protest."
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John Yoo, back at Berkeley, endures his environs.
"I think of myself as being West Berlin during the Cold War, a shining beacon of capitalism and democracy surrounded by a sea of Marxism," Yoo observes, sipping iced tea in the faculty club lounge, a wan smile registering the discomfort of colleagues walking by en route to the bar.He's happy in Berkeley, he says, and that's something I understand.
He sees his neighbors as the human figures of "a natural history museum of the 1960s," the Telegraph Avenue tableau of a graying, long-haired, pot-smoking counterculture stuck in the ideology's half-century-old heyday.
Full post as published by Althouse on March 29, 2010 (boomark / email).
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