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I Realize Acceptance At Smith Means Little
Donald Reilly
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Boomerang Generation
Daniel Clowes
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Future Generations
Daniel Clowes
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I Like To Think That Each Generation Will Need
Barbara Smaller
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New Yorker December 14th, 1968
William Steig
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Somebody's Got To Do It
Evan Lian
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An Older Woman Talks To A Middle Aged Woman
Barbara Smaller
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New Yorker April 27 1957
Arthur Getz
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The Best Week Of Boomer's Life
Sara Lautman
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This Glass Ceiling
Christopher Weyant
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Just Sitting Here Waiting For Facebook To Go Away
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Man Referring To Children
David Sipress
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Young Man, Go To Your Room And Stay
Barbara Smaller
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C'mon, Sugar, Take A Walk On The Mild Side
Marisa Acocella Marchetto
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We're Just Pleased He Can Still Get
Mike Twohy
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Son, They Say Your Generation Doesn't
Robert Weber
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I'm In The Sandwich Generation - My Parents Don't
Barbara Smaller
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It's For A Young Woman In The Generation That
William Hamilton
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Your generation is ruining everything
Jason Adam Katzenstein
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Sometimes Employment Skips A Generation
Christopher Weyant
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All Of A Sudden
Mike Twohy
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You Got A Letter From Mtv. They've Been Looking
Robert Weber
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New Yorker June 16th, 1997
Jack Ziegler
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Your Attitude Is Sucking All The Fulfillment
Barbara Smaller
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What I Really Hate Is Knowing That I'm Doing This
Donald Reilly
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Hey, Gramps, Is 'deathbed' One Word Or Two?
Jack Ziegler
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Son, You're All Grown Up Now. You Owe Me Two
Robert Weber
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When I Say 'please Pass The Butter
Charles Saxon
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I Love Your Grandparents
Michael Maslin
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There Are Some Words I Will Not Tolerate In This
Edward Koren
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Experiences not things
Maddie Dai
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New Yorker June 19th, 1995
Kathy Osborn
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Daddy Can't Help
Robert Weber
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They're Baby Boomers - Like
Robert Weber
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That Dream I Had Last Night
Richard Decker
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One At A Time
Peter Arno
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Cryogenic Cookery
Roz Chast
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New Yorker February 8th, 1999
Roz Chast
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You Know How
Charles Saxon
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New Yorker February 24th, 1940
Otto Soglow
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Mr. Warren, We ?nd Your Line Ran Out In 1794
Garrett Price
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. . . And There Was A Trumbull Married
Alan Dunn
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Jim Milligan Senior Or Junior?
Sydney Hoff
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Young Man, I Suppose You're Quite Expert At Tying
Peter Arno
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New Yorker April 1st, 1944
Roberta Macdonald
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I Suppose That Some Of These Attachments
Peter Arno
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An Illustrated Depiction Of Holland
Ludwig Bemelmans
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I Hate My Nose
Frank Cotham
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Pubescents In Space
Roz Chast
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I'm Sorry, Melissa, But I Really Don't Care What
Jack Ziegler
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Someday, You'll Act Like You Understand
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Oh, Lots Of Things Were Different When
Henry Martin
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You Know, If You Stopped Shaving Your Eyebrows
Michael Crawford
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Aaaaalllll Riiight!
Edward Koren
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Why Should We Buy You A Guitar
Donald Reilly
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New Yorker May 18th, 2009
Roz Chast
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I Wouldn't Have Thought Baby Boomers Could Still
Frank Cotham
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You Kids Today - The Loot Is Too Heavy
Charles Barsotti
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But What You Call A Track Record I Call Ancient
Charles Barsotti
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We Invented Your Hair
William Haefeli
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Swimwear Models Posing On A Windmill
Leonard Nones
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Have You Ever Wanted Something So Bad That You'd
Frank Cotham
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New Yorker July 17th, 2000
Lee Lorenz
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I'm Tying To Avoid The Missteps Of Early Success
Barbara Smaller
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Grandpa Doesn't Feel Like Giving Free Advice
Dean Vietor
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Ignore Him. He Just Walks That Way To Bug
Lee Lorenz
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Ben Is In His First Year Of High School
Edward Koren
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Would You Mind Stepping Out Of The Sixties
Michael Maslin
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I'm Eighteen
Michael Crawford
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Yes, But Will It Tap That Wellspring Of Sacrifice
Bernard Schoenbaum
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The World's First Genetically Engineered Human
Roz Chast
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And This One Is My Grandma And Her Current Lover
Donald Reilly
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