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# Record Name Category Subcategory 1 March 1 No Year Events March 1 Lucinda Krementz: March 1st. Negotiations between undergraduates and the university administration break down abruptly in early morning hours after clamorous debate, angry name-calling and, finally, outright gambling over the right of free access to the girls' dormitory for all male students. 2 March 5 No Year Events March 5 Lucinda Krementz: March 5th. Late supper at the B's. Eldest boy, 19, not home since yesterday morning. Father chanced upon him midday, marching alongside his comrades. Their slogan - "The children are grumpy."   3 March 10 No Year Events March 10 Lucinda Krementz: March 10th. City services at a halt, one week and counting. Public transportation, suspended. Piles of garbage, uncollected. Schools on strike. No mail, no milk. What will normal reality be? Next week, next month, whenever, if ever, we get the chance to experience it again. Anyone's guess.   4 March 15 No Year Events March 15 Lucinda Krementz: March 15th. City services at a halt, one week and counting. Public transportation, suspended. Piles of garbage, uncollected. Schools on strike. No mail, no milk. What will normal reality be? Next week, next month, whenever, if ever, we get the chance to experience it again. Anyone's guess. Discover on flyleaf of my composition book a hasty paragraph. Not sure when Zeffirelli had the chance to write it. Late that night while I slept? Poetic, not necessarily in a bad way.   5 March 30 No Year Events March 30 Lucinda Krementz: March 30th. Across the street, a glaring metaphor. Bell rings, pupils scamper inside back to their obedient classrooms. A creaky swing sways in the deserted schoolyard.

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