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by Mary Ellis Gibson
S taff Writer
Tom Wolfe, noted author and
journalist, told a large audience at
Memorial Hall Tuesday night it is tjme
everybody started taking a good look at
what is happening in America.
Wolfe spoke about what he termed
"the really taboo subject of class and
status." He sees the American people
inventing all kinds of theories to gloss
over the realities of class divisions and
tensions.
Among these theories, Wolfe listed the
idea of a generation gap and of a counter
culture. The counter culture' theory,
Wolfe said, reaches its extreme in Charles
Reich's book "The Greening of
America," in which "youth becomes the
collective Messiah come to save the U.S.
from 200 years of cultural rigidity."
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"It's, a shame so many people are'
believing these easy, flip ways of
explaining what's going on in America,"
Wolfe continued.
Instead of attributing all the new and
' interesting ideas in America to the
counter culture, Wolfe said he feels the
"latter-day adventures" "of the middle
class are some of the most exciting things
happening in our culture.
There are at least two counter cultures
in America, Wolfe continued. He sees
American youth divided along class lines
and tension developing between working
class youth and the New Left.
Wolfe cited high school cliques as early
examples of this class tension.
"The deep division between these
groups was later to break out into
something we need to work at today," he
added.
Class tension, Wolfe said, is partly
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caused by young hard hats' "resentment
against what is seen as middle class
snobbery among youth."
This resentment, he added, is not
without justification. Wolfe also accused
intellectuals of "tending to build up this
kind of resentment" in their writing.
"We've got to start taking seriously
this kind of class tension," the author
continued.
Wolfe warned, "It's something all of us
have to worry about when we can define
intellectual according to matters of
taste."
"All of us tend to be very conscious of
snobbery in others; we don't tend to see
it in ourselves," Wolfe admonished.
"We've got to start being as candid with
ourselves as we have been with others,
he advised.
After his speech. Wolfe fielded
questions from the audience. When asked
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to describe his costume, which always
consists of a white suit, he quipped, "This
is kind of a 1954 Yale Brooks Brothers
negative."
When questioned about his journalistic
style, Wolfe commented, "Journalistic
writing is still rank enough that the idea
of immortality for the writer doesn't
enter into it."
Wolfe, a native of Richmond, Va.,
received his Ph.D. in American studies
from Yale. His books include 'The Pump
House Gang," "The Electric Kool-Aid
Acid Test" and 'The Radical Chic and
Mau-mauing the Flak Catchers."
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Wolfe's speech keynoted the 1971
Fine Arts Festival. The speech was
partially funded by an Inter Fraternity
Council donation of $1,000 which was
specifically designated for Wolfe's
appearance.
Other events in the Festival include a
concert by Mario Davidovsky and Robert
MlUer on Wednesday and a Poetry Fair
sponsored by the North Carolina Arts
Council on Thursday.
Poets Thad Stem, Sam Ragan and
Heather Ross Miller w ill read at 3 p.m. in
the Forest Theatre. They will be followed
by William Harmon and Lew Lipsitz, two
ITSC poets, at 8 p.m. in Gerrard Hall.
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