So, how did we do?

The first members of the "Baby Boom" generation have just turned 60. It's a perfect time to look back and see how the issues that shaped our lives in the '60s affect us today.

Whether it's the conscientious objector whose son says, "He Wants to Join the Corps", the ex-hippie who learns "No Love Is Free," the workaholic who discovers "Money's Not the Answer," or the parents who find their love for their children is stronger than the "Rising Sun," one thing is certain:

It didn't turn out like we thought.