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Most hippies smoked grass (marijuana), not hash (hashish), which was harder to come by and too expensive.
Tony Thorne's Bloomsbury Dictionary of Contemporary Slang (1990) claims that it has been adopted by non-native hippies and travellers living in the West Country to refer to anyone who is not approved of.
Set in 1969, A Walk on the Moon devises a deliciously resonant dual setting: a Catskills summer community to which middle-class Jews from the city migrate to swim and eat and play mah-jongg, and the gathering hippies at nearby Woodstock.
Bell's world, circa 1973, was one where Marxism seemed important, the U.S.S.R. appeared powerful, and "group" politics was poised to tear American democracy apart with tribalism (women's rights, black power, hippies, labor, etc.).
Roger Altman is not to be confused with the three Robert Altmans who, are, respectively, a celebrated film director, a former law partner to Clark Clifford, and a former Rolling Stone photographer who took these compelling shots of hippies during the 1960s (counterintuitively, it is the lawyer who is married to Lynda "Wonder Woman" Carter).