UNITED STATES Disenchantment Returns Ravi Chopra ONE hears a lot of talk about how the spirit of the sixties has disappeared. College campuses have become passive. Nothing concerns the students of the seventies more, than getting good grades. The radical leaders of yesteryears, particularly the darlings of the media, describe their onetime radicalism as adolescent outbursts, sell Jesus Christ or some Indian gurus. The more 'revolutionary' types come out of the underground, periodically, as they age, to submit to the justice of the system they condemned so violently. There are others who have chosen to stay involved. They prefer now to convert than to confront. They run for city council elections, state legislatures, the Congress, the Senate and even the Presidency. By various words and actions they are spreading the message to their fellow-citizens that the system can be changed from within.
