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beatnik Noun a young person in the late 1950s who rebelled against conventional attitudes and styles of dress [beat (noun) + -nik]
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| Looking to return the local poetry scene to its beatnik past, Melba Gilkey, created ``Mental Mondays'' at the House of Brews coffee house and deli in San Fernando. Daniel Pinkwater captures the essence of life in the 1950s for a beatnik teenager fed up with conformity. In October 1958, Taylor's wife, Yvonne, formed Taylor-Roffman Productions and immediately signed on as a co-producer for The Bloody Brood, a beatnik crime flick. |
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