New York Review of Books Volume 13, Number 5 / September 25, 1969 By Francine du Plessix Gray On a warm spring day in 1966, a nineteen-year-old Minnesotan by the name of Barry Bondhus broke into his local draft board and dumped two large bucketfuls of human feces into a filing cabinet, mutilating several hundred [...]
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