Lifestyles

• Profiles In Confusion - The Guys Some dazed and confused guys you may recognize from Seventies high school.
• Profiles In Confusion - The Gals Some dazed and confused gals you may recognize from Seventies high school.
• 77 Ways To Smoke Grass In '70s High School by Ron Slater. A head's guide to Seventies "high" school.
• The 22 Rules of Pot Etiquette by Kevin Pickford. "Don't bogart that joint, my friend" -- the do's and dont's of blowing reefer.
• Recipe for Better Crocked Brownies by Michelle Burroughs. These ultimate munchies were one of the 70's more adventurous culinary experiences.
• How To Tell If Your Child Is a Potential Hippie and What You Can Do About It Cheesy 1970 P.T.A. parent education pamphlet.
• Those Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers Four adventures from Gilbert Shelton's famous early Seventies underground comic strip characters, plus reader "freakmail."
• Sex and the 1970s by Lilly Reynolds. A brief overview of the Sexual Revolution of the 1970s.
• The Worst Thing I Have Ever Done to a Book by Keith Abbott. One of ten contest-winning real life tales of dope-dealing lore that first appeared in Rolling Stone in 1972.

 Culture

• Treasures of the Aquarians by Richard Davis and Jeff Stone. Archaeologists of the year 7069 A.D. document their findings at the Berkeley digs.
• The 70s: Those were the real days, my friend 1990 newspaper article about the 70s revival.
• Seventies Something 1991 Newsweek article about the Seventies nostalgia craze.
• Muscle Cars of the Seventies by Nick Georgano and Nicky Wright. Some of the baddest rods ever to terrorize American streets in the early Seventies.
• Foxy Fashion for Seventies Chicks by Jody Kramer. Tips on hair, tops, jeans, jewelry, and dressing up that every Seventies high school chick should know.
• The Rise and Fall of the Leisure Suit by Dee Mason. The history of the iconic men's fashion statement of the '70s.
• '70s Hairstyles Ten of the '70s most popular hairstyles for guys & gals, including the unisex, steam set special, hillbilly shag and wrestler's clip. From National Lampoon.
• Seventies Teen Idol Freakout Over a dozen TV and movie teen idols that set a young Katy Krassner's heart aflutter during the 1970's. Excerpted from the book Retro Hell.
• Ten Groovy Seventies Toys by Renata Sancken. An overview of the Top Ten toy fads of the 70s, some of which are still being manufactured today (Weebles, Rubik's Cube) and others that have fallen to the wayside (Atari, Growing Up Skipper).
• The 70's - They Rocked Then and They Rock Now by Robert Lobitz. Seventies remembrances including poker Saturday nights.
• Sports Highlights of the '70s Some of the decade's greatest athletes retell their fondest memories. From Newsweek.
• SeventiesSpeak 75 popular catch-phrases that originated in the 1970s, many of which survive to this day. From Life magazine's special decade-end issue.
• A Seventies Dictionary Seventies culture takes on a whole new meaning. From MAD magazine.
• Weird Beliefs of the Seventies and their ordinary everyday equivalents. From National Lampoon. Also: scandals, urban legends and other brouhaha.
• So Long Seventies Rock journalist Chet Flippo kisses off the Seventies in this irreverent 1979 Rolling Stone essay.

 Movies

• The Greatest Moments in Seventies Movies From Midnight Cowboy to Kramer Vs. Kramer, pop-culture chronicle Entertainment Weekly exhaustively unspools the history of the Seventies era in film. Plus the best Seventies movie lines and Best Picture Oscar winners.
• The Best Movie Soundtracks of the Seventies These 23 soundtrack albums from the 1970s were among the 100 best movie soundtracks of all time as chosen by Entertainment Weekly magazine in Oct. 2001. Plus the Top 10 '70s movie stand-alone tunes and director Cameron Crowe's favorite soundtrack albums.
• Easy Rider A 1986 review of the 1969 counterculture movie classic by David Zinman.
• The 15 Greatest Rebel Movies of the Seventies Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers counts down his favorite Hollywood rebel movies of the decade.
• Disaster Flicks of the 1970s From Airport to The China Syndrome, Terry Lawson looks back at nine popular disaster films of the Seventies that began one of Hollywood's most enduring movie genres.
• Five to Frighten: '70s Drive-In Horror by Paul Gaita. Rent these five flicks for the ultimate in '70s drive-in kitsch. From Pulse! magazine.
• Thirty Top Cult Films of the 1970s Some of the most bizarre '70s flicks ever to hit the big (and little) screens at the stroke of midnight.
• Notes from a 'Nasty Ebert': The Best of '70s and '80s Porn Ted McIlvenna, a connoisseur and scholar of the classic age of hardcore movies (1971-1987), presents his list of the ten top porn flicks ever made. From Esquire.
• Very '70s in the '90s Marshall Fine of Gannett News Service reviews some of the recent and more serious cinematic studies of the "Age of Embarrassment" in this 1997 newspaper article.

 Television

• The Best of '70s Television as chosen by the editors of TV Guide for their 40th anniversary issue.
• Memorable TV Commercials of the 1970s "Give it to Mikey...;" "I'd like to buy the world a Coke;" "You deserve a break today;" "Don't leave home without it;" and over 100 more '70s commercial catchphrases. From People Weekly and Retro Hell.
• The Top Twenty Seventies Telecasts Where were you on these twenty separate evenings during the Seventies? Most everyone in America was watching TV. Also a list of the most watched movies of the decade.
• Seventies TV's 10 Top Catchphrases "Come on down!" as TV Guide's Carrie Bell counts down several top catchphrases of Seventies TV.
• Seventies TV's Most Unexpected Moments Twenty super-surprising TV events in the '70s that made stunned viewers say, "I can't believe what I just saw!" From TV Guide.
• 'All in the Family' Episode List by Vince Waldron. A list of the popular and revolutionary Seventies sitcom's 202 episodes, their storylines and original air dates.
• Mary Tyler Moore: In Her Own Words as told to L.A. Times film critic Cecil Smith in 1976.
• Remembering Johnny Carson John Bushkin fondly remembers the king of Seventies late-night TV.
• 'Schoolhouse Rock' of Ages A brief history of the Seventies Saturday morning cartoon favorite. By Chanel A. Lee in Entertainment Weekly.
• Seventies Childrens' and Cartoon Series Info and recollections of several popular kids' shows and cartoon series of the decade. Excerpted from the book Retro Hell.
• 'That '70s Show': '70s Teens for the '90s Biographical sketches of the actors in FOX's hit series, and a visit to the groovy retro set. From USA Today and Entertainment Weekly.

 Politics

• The Greening of America by Charles A. Reich. This bestselling liberal tome was required reading on many college campuses in the 1970's. Excerpted from the 1970 book.
• The Anti-Rock & Roll Crusade Janet LaRene, going girl reporter for the Observer, interviews a Detroit area anti-rock & roll crusader priest in 1970.
• Images of War: An Oral History of Vietnam Seventeen firsthand recollections of Vietnam by the famous and not-so-famous that were featured in Rolling Stone in 1975.
• Impeachment: Now More Than Ever What some leading American journals of the day had to say about Richard Nixon in 1973, a Watergate primer, and a Watergate quiz. From Rolling Stone, Newsweek, and the Associated Press.
• The Watergate [EXPLETIVE DELETED] Contest Guess what Nixon & Co. were really saying in those infamous White House tapes, and win an all-expenses paid weekend at the Watergate Hotel! From Rolling Stone.
• Spiro T. Agnew: He Sure Had a Way with Words Thirteen bombastic quotes from the late and staunchly conservative early Seventies VP.
• The State of the Union 1975 by George S. McGovern. The 1972 Democrat presidential candidate discusses militarism, monopoly and the maldistribution of wealth.
• The New Generation Gap Chicago Tribune columnist Bob Greene ruminates on Baby Boomers and Generation X.
• The Worst Generation Political activist and Baby Boomer Paul Begala explains why he hates his own generation. From Esquire.