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where 8c when G You always find something in the last place you look. No matter where you go, there you are. The pimples don’t appear until an hour before the dance. Girls dance. Boys watch girls dance.
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Kennedy, local and national news combine to form The World of 1986-87 January As the rest of the United States was bundled-up in sweaters and earmuffs to combat the plunging tem- peratures, another scale was plunging . . . The Dow Jones Industrial average. On January 8, 1986, Wall Street was shocked as it reached an all-time low plunge of 39.10 points. January was also a month for famous birthdays and births. On the 11th, Actress Jessica Lange gave birth to a daughter, Hannah, by Sam Sheppard. Comedian George Bums reached the ripe old age of ninety — still energetic and still funny on the 20th. Where there are beginnings, there must also be ends, however. L. Ron Hubbard, founder of Dianetics” and the Church of Scientology died at the age of seventy- four on the 24th. And, speaking of numbers, the Chicago Bears demolished the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XX, 46-10. Truly, the 27th of January was a happy day for Soviet dissident Anatoly Shchar- ansky, freed on this day. On the vein of freedom, now every third Monday of January will be set aside for the commemoration of Mar- tin Luther King Jr., fifteen years after his death. Op- posing the bill at first, Reagan later conceded due to the overwhelming support in both houses of Congress. On January 28, 1986, the world witnessed a tragedy. The space shuttle Challenger exploded seven- ty-three seconds into its flight. Millions watched as the shutde, along with its crew, went up in a cloud of smoke. Included in the millions of viewers were the students of Christa McAulif- 6 fe, the first teacher in space, who was onboard Chal- lenger. February February got off on a chilly start for President Reagan’s son, Ron Reagan, as he dan- ced in his underwear on Saturday Night Live in a sketch spooring the movie Risky Business. Lee Iacocca was removed from the Statue of Liberty Restoration Com- mittee on February 12th, and John Zaccaro, Jr. was arrested on cocaine charges on the 17th. With the fleeing of Ferd- inand Marcos from the Philippines on the 25th, hope for the future was restored to the Filipino people. Corazon Aquino, 53, was inaugurated on this day and took the inauguration oath which established her as the President of the Philippines. The 26th brought the United States its first poet laureate — Robert Penn Warren, and on the 28th Olof Palme, Swedish Prime Minister was assassinated. March On March 1, the Great Peace March for Nuclear Disarmament began in Los Angeles. These dedicated peace marchers treked across the United States on foot toward Washington. On a $1.71-a-day-per-person ration, the marchers sur- vived a fifteen to twenty mile a day average. The deaths of three im- portant people occurred in February: Georgia O'Keeffe, painter, 98, on the 7th; Jacob Javits, senator, 81, on the 7th, and James Cagney, actor, 86, on the 30th. Justice goes undone on the campus of Brown Univer- sity when the college decides All roads lead to Con- shohocken... not to discipline students im- plicated in a sex-for-pay ring. Many hoped that justice would not be altered when on the 18th when Lyndon LaRouche-linked candidates win in an Illinois Democratic primary. Another question for the balancing scales: Amy Carter was arrested for trespassing in Providence, Rhode Island, at a sit-in op- posing IBM’s South African investments. What began on the 24th would foreshadow the remainder of 1986 as the United States and Libya clash over the line of death.” Many other Americans are outraged that outstanding movie, The Color Purple, nominated for eleven Oscars, doesn’t win any. In keeping with the altruism which seems to have become the trademark of the eighties, comedians
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