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Politics, film, pop culture, whatever I feel like posting is what you will likely find here. Originally started as the production diary for my first film, this blog has since taken on a life and death and rebirth of its own. Come for the opinions and stay for the sarcasm.

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    Monday, November 05, 2007

    It Didn't Take Rocket Science to Predict that Riot

    This weekend I found something neat. At a yard sale in Berkeley, sitting right on top of a box of old magazines, was this issue of Life from Aug 23, 1968, predicting that some serious shit was going to be going down at the Democratic Convention in Chicago. I'm posting this completely free of political commentary. Forty years have passed and each side has politicized this event enough. This posting is about showing a piece of history, not commenting on it. Just click the cover to go back in time. For more info on what went down at the convention, click here.



    And for more fun scans from the past including the Newsweek article about Patty Hearst and the SLA and some scary recipe cards from the '70s, check out my Odds n' Ends page.

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    Blogger Bud said ... (11/6/07 3:14 AM) : 

    You know I remember that one well.

     

    Blogger JSF said ... (11/7/07 11:31 PM) : 

    Jason,

    I studies the Election of 1968 during my first 50 page paper on Nixon; That was a crazy, dangerous time.

     

    Blogger Jason said ... (11/8/07 12:40 PM) : 

    JSF, I'm not sure if it was any more crazy and dangerous than today. There are many parallels. The only difference I really see (besides there not being a draft) is that back then people still thought that they could make a difference. These days they seem to just go through the motions.

     

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