[Locomotive Breath]

There is no way to escape what has come to fruition from seedlings planted in the 1960s and 1970s.

I find it ironic that the "sex, drugs and rock & roll" generation is now running the show and is complaining about the hook-up culture, alcohol consumption and loud parties. I guess they can never trust anyone under 30.

[Constitutions Grandchild]

It is ironic. I cannot say how often when I was in college I found myself trying to keep my jaw from dropping to my chest and forcing myself to remember my upbringing and not shout, “ARE YOU CRAZY??!!!” I felt like Zero Mostell in “The Producers” — “How do they find me?”

I left so many places because I couldn’t stand the drugs, the open sex, illegal abortions. College was like a descent into hell. I got through it with as much dignity as I could salvage. It is necessary to have the degree, but 90 percent of my experiences exemplified the old adage, “Everyone has a purpose in life, even if it’s to serve as a bad example.”