Among the indelible legacies of the 1960’s on American culture is the widely held conviction that one’s ultimate happiness is better served if there is first a trial period before making a long-term relational commitment. In deference to this country’s attitudinal shift, Buxton has set aside a limited number of the Beatty Rongeurs for trial in surgery. An offer as universally appealing as “two more days of peace, love and music”, just might induce overwhelming response. Like the WC’s at Woodstock, accommodation is available but may be precluded by a song, a dance and a bit of a wait as well.

Talking Back, Vol. 1, No. 1