 Complete the following phrase:  The West Bank was home to McCoshs secondhand book store, a center for Beat and Hippie left-leaning bookworms, and later Things, probably the first head shop in the Twin Cities, which sold counterculture curios, anti-war buttons and posters, incense and drug paraphernalia. Marijuana, hashish and LSD were readily available in the area after about 1967. A community of hippies  and numerous students and hangers-on who emulated the hippie lifestyle at least on weekends  lived in old rental houses in the area and congregated at coffeehouses, such as the Extemporé, The Scholar and the Broken Drum, and at bars, such as the Triangle Bar, the Viking, Caesars, The Mixers and the Music Bar. The latter burned down the night 