does anyone know anything about the 1960s schools, homes or films?? plz!!?
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for schools and education in 1960s go to\nhttp://www.mala.bc.ca/www/history/sixties/fn.htm\n\nfor films in 1960s \nhttp://www.filmsite.org/60sintro2.html\nfor top 10 movies in 1960s\nhttp://classicfilm.about.com/od/classicmovieconnections/tp/topten60s102904.htm\n\nspecial thing in 1960s\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1960s#In_other_Western_countries\n\nfor fashion in 1960s\nhttp://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=1960s+fashion&rs=0&ei=UTF-8&fr=slv1-&vf=
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shothunnews.com maybe? i don't know about pre-1981.  Try a library in the south, the more red-neck the better.
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This site should help...it has a list of schools and other great info.....good luck!
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In the 60's? Early 70's? That's ballpark. You had to go and get me curious, so I searched...couldn't find alot of info about it, but I know if I kept on it, I would - happy surfing!
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I saw it quite recently. Have you?\n\nwell they where all friends together at school. enjoyed each others company etc. Then they went to the training camp and their teacher was mean to them. so they eventually got their own back. This was a Battle they won as a unit. \nthen they went to war. were scared but then they had a leader (Ernest bourgine) who was very much like a father figure (so they were a family unit). Then eventually there all split up. ( which could represent each member of the family leaving home - or just death) \n\nAny help?
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I'm assuming that the school is named after the film director. D.W. Griffith.  \n\nHere's more info on him\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D.W._Griffith
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It would help to know which state you were interested researching.  The Internet has many website.  \n\nI found this cool website about one room schoolhouses.
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Not much happened during the war years. There were several changes during the 1950s. I can only tell you what I know from my own experience. I left school aged 15 in 1953.  I was in a selective Central School and to enter I had to pass an 11 plus examination.  Some of my friends did a further examination to go on to either a Technical School to specialise in technical subjects or a Grammar School to specialise in languages and literature. Many of my friends stayed on at school to do the General Certificate of Education that was then being introduced into schools in preparation for a wider opportunity for children to enter higher education.  I expect that you should be able to find more information on the Internet especially on the Department of Education and Science web site.  I do not know the address but if you type in the words in your search engine it should come up with options.
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"Teachers" was filmed at Central High School.\n\nPart of this building still exists.  It has been transformed into the Center of Science and Industry (COSI), which is sort of a science museum.\n\nNone of the original inside exists, only parts of the outside structure.
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No, it has not been released on video or DVD.  You're right it was made in 1960.
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I can't find anymore information, but to help you in your search I thought I'd let you know that it was from 1990.  IMDb also has a short list of cast, but no other information.  Sorry I couldn't find out more.
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its the bar (st elmo's), but the real one was a light house that saved sailors in a storm I think.\n\nWicked film though - Check out Breakfast Club and Class!
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There is a documentary out there called "The End of Suburbia" directed by Gregory Greene.  It's worth the watch! Talks about in all the detail you could need.  i watched it and it's one heck of an eyeopener!! \n\nsorry I can't find the link to a free online version (I know there is one but I can't find it), however here's something worth looking at:\n\nhttp://eos.postcarbon.org/
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Wow you just made me a little kid again! I barely remember the place, my dad took me there for my FIRST wrestling match and ive been hooked ever since. The best thing I can think of to help would be to call Attleboro City Hall or even research at their library. They HAVE to have SOME of the information you seek. GOOD luck and thank you SO much for the trip back to one of the BEST times of my life.
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ask you parents or grandparents. anybody that grew up in the 1960s and is old enough to remember but not old enough to forget.
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Ok. Here goes.  In the 50's my mom was home raising us.  That was a nice thing. But, my mom really had other dreams to fulfill also. And she did when the 70's came. Most moms stayed home and a few of them got along with cigarettes and valuim, and a well stocked bar.  My family is labeled caucasion.  We didn't really hear about moms who were labeled black back then.\n\nThen came the 60's.  I was still a child back then.  But, I remember a neat thing about a Peace Corp and saw man on our moon.  And there was  violence in our streets.  There were uniters and dividers, depending on which group you belonged is how you would view yourself.  There were young guys on the news lighting up these card things as they held them up for us to see them burn.  There was Malcom X.  He intrigues me to this day.  There was a reverend called Martin Luther.  He cared about human beings 'till your heart aches. There was Jimmy Hoffa.  I saw the President mad at him.  There was the day I and other kids were sent   home from school when I was 8 for a reason I didn't know and my mom was vacumming the floor while the black and white t.v. was when I walked in.  And she stopped the vacume to ask me why I was home and she looked at the t.v. and said "Oh, my God" and the t.v. said "...he was shot...\n\nThen the 70's came, and I got to wear what I wanted.  The ZigZag Man was our Senior Flag flying above Senior Square. I started reading the little square in the newspaper that had snippets of world news.  That is when I heard of Idi Amin.  That is when I started keeping up with others in our world. They bussed kids the last year of my high school from another shool. My best friend from first grade was among the bussed.  Her name was Ruby and she didn't look at me when I said hi.  I think she and her fellow busies were scared of our school.  It was a snowy day when the first big fight broke out in our school. It was started by race issues.  It still haunts me to this day.  I still think of Ruby.\n\nNow at present, here we are.  There is no wall dividing nations.  There are still wars.  There are girls in Iraq going to school for the time being.  There is a whole generation of  men who did not get drafted among them my brother.  There is South Africa without arpethied.  There is China with religious repression.  There are natural disasters in all ages.  There is yin and there is yang.  \n\nMostly I would sum up the 50's 60's and 70's as progess.
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Yeah, google it. I lived there last year! In Coral Gables, I mean. I really miss it. I went to 4th grade at Coral Gables Elem.