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diary 25 Oct. in Southie Won’t Go (1986) 25: My lunch period class came in subdued, angry that I had sent them cut slips for not returning to class yesterday after the lunch break.at cut, n.1
diary 25 Oct. in Southie Won’t Go (1986) 25: My lunch period class came in subdued, angry that I had sent them cut slips for not returning to class yesterday after the lunch break. 7 Mar. diary in Southie Won’t Go (1986) 84: A Boston policeman asked me later if I thought the incident had been ‘contracted,’ whether a boy had been paid to do it [i.e. push a plate of spaghetti in another student’s face].at contract, v.
28 Mar. diary in Southie Won’t Go (1986) 93: Easter holiday begins. [...] [W]e go off for a jolly-up faculty party, sparsely attended.at jolly-up, n.
14 Feb. diary in Southie Won’t Go (1986) 78: NAACP President Atkins was the kick-off speaker at the general convocation.at kick-off, adj.
9 June diary in Southie Won’t Go (1986) 109: The white boys are shaving their hair to close whiffles and talking about ‘getting a nigger’.at whiffle, n.2
17 May diary in Southie Won’t Go (1986) 244: The state troopers heralded spring with short-sleeved shirts but not, like last year, their Smokey-the-Bear, wide-brimmed hats.at Smokey the Bear hat (n.) under Smokey, n.
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