Sir/Ma'am,
My name is Gregg Casad and I am a cadet at the United States Coast
Guard Academy. I have come upon a complex task of trying to sum up the
reason for youth rebellions in the 60's and 70's in less than 3 double
spaced pages. I have decided to focus on drugs, litature (poetry), and
music. What I was wondering is if I you might have some information that
is either available over the web or via e-mail which could supply some meat
to my paper. I have some poetry from the beat generation and a few songs
that talk about the atmosphere during the 60's, but I really could use
something to tie them all together. Any information that you could offer
would be appriated. Thank you.
Respectfully,
3/c Gregg Casad
gcasad@dcseq.uscga.edu
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