61.   And their kids have hundreds of tirelessly-signed autographs.

62.   And some kids have his autograph wedged in between those of Mickey Mouse and Goofy.

63.   And the kids have clout.

64.   And, says Rosie Wells, college kids have Beanies in their dorm rooms and walk around campus with them draped over their shoulders.

65.   And, if everyone has it, that means that poor kids will have the same access to electronic encyclopedias and the libraries of the world as the rich.

66.   Any time an American kid has a chance to play in Europe, it helps his development.

67.   As kids have TV and computer games, their lives are just so visual and so active.

68.   As most any mother and father knows, kids have a singular ability to detect double standards.

69.   As any parent knows, when your kids have a good time, you have a great time.

70.   At the time, I felt every kid had the same privileges.