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Subject: The Youth Rebellion of the 1950s...
I'm a high school student, and I'm doing a project on the 1950s youth rebellion. As part of the project, I need to interview someone who has some knowledge in that area. So if anyone here is willing to be interviewed, it would be much appreciated, especially since I have to have the interview by tomorrow. Thanks.
Subject: Re: The Youth Rebellion of the 1950s...
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I'm a high school student, and I'm doing a project on the 1950s youth rebellion. As part of the project, I need to interview someone who has some knowledge in that area. So if anyone here is willing to be interviewed, it would be much appreciated, especially since I have to have the interview by tomorrow. Thanks.
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Tomorrow? And you're just now getting started?!!
Subject: Re: The Youth Rebellion of the 1950s...
Yeah, I know, I know...so are you willing to do an interview? It will just be a few questions.
Subject: Re: The Youth Rebellion of the 1950s...
I would, but my knowledge of the subject is limited to a couple of James Dean flicks...
Subject: Re: The Youth Rebellion of the 1950s...
I see, well thanks for replying at least.
To anyone else, the offer is still open. I just need a second opinion on how the music, movies, cars(...etc.) of the '50s affected the youth culture at that time.
Subject: Re: The Youth Rebellion of the 1950s...
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I would, but my knowledge of the subject is limited to a couple of James Dean flicks...
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You know, at this point, I'd be willing to have just a short interview about how you think James Dean affected the youth culture, if that's okay with you.