Take a Trip Back to 1996 With Us for Slate’s 30th Anniversary
Travel back to the ’90s for a six-week experiment in real-world connection. Sign up for Party Like It's 1996 here.
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Travel back to the ’90s for a six-week experiment in real-world connection. Sign up for Party Like It's 1996 here. Slate was born in 1996, the year of the Macarena, Tickle Me Elmo, and the Nintendo 64. Back then, a great night out meant showing up at the bar to see who was around, belting “Wonderwall” in front of strangers, and telling the bartender where you were headed next so your friends could track you down.
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- Travel back to the ’90s for a six-week experiment in real-world connection. Sign up for Party Like It's 1996 here.
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- 1 outlet, average source rating 6.0/10.
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Take a Trip Back to 1996 With Us for Slate’s 30th Anniversary
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