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This article focuses on the book "Fugitive Days: A Memoir," by Bill Ayers. Bill Ayers is a street-fighting Weatherperson,a rock-and-roll Tupamaro, a social bandit out of Hobsbawm. He was in love with another Weatherperson, Diana Oughton, a former Peace Corps Quaker, who died making bombs on West 11th Street. Up to a point, Fugitive Days is the frazzled story of almost any white middle-class 1960s activist in the civil rights and anti-war movements, written with a speed-freak rush between embarrassing apostrophes to Mnemosyne.