Hello, everybody. This is Jennifer Matarise. And before I get started with the episode today, I'd just like to take care of the usual housekeeping. For starters, paid requests are now reopened. If you're interested in submitting a disaster request, please double-check the list of requests I most recently posted to the podcast, Facebook and Tumblr accounts to make sure your requests has not already been made. Also, please look through past episodes to verify I haven't

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The sources for this episode include an article by Flore Caron for France Three Regions called

The Worst Thing is the Sound of Silence, 50 years after the Five-seven tragedy, the memory,

and the grief remain intact, except the title is in French, so I am not

going to say all the French stuff. An article fromlibcom.org titled Youth to Berm, Guy Debord

on the fire at Saint-Laurent-Dupont, a virtual globe-trotting diagram of the club, a contemporary

in New York Times article entitled

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