Cheering for ‘Animal House’
James Verini is right (“The First Party Animals,” June 19). As one who lived in and loved being in a fraternity house in college and experienced in small part some of the essence of the movie, “Animal House” is a classic. It was “roll on the floor” funny. It touched a chord of mischief and anarchic mayhem that lurks in the best of us. In fact, if humor is that which separates us from the beasts, it should have been called “Human House.”
Michael S. Klein
Los Angeles
Burbank
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