Collegiate Sexual Revolution Seen as Talk More Than Action
A collection of student attitudes on campus sex explores changing norms, housing, and openness. Studies by Kinsey researchers and Seventeen magazine show rising premarital activity and greater housing freedoms amid campus unrest.
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Lompoc
Mon
Calif
Enid A. Haupt
Seventeen
Paul Gebhard
Institute For Sex Research
Indiana University
Bloomington
U.S
Gebhard
Alfred C. Kinsey
Playboy Magazine
a _ Kinsey
Vietnam
Skidmore
Esther Schulz
Sex Information and Education Council of the
Seicus
Schulz
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Vassar
Zappa and Wald Big Men on Campus
NEA survey finds Frank Zappa and George Wald as top campus folk heroes among students at CCNY UT Austin and MIT highlighting Zappa as social impact musician and Wald as a Nobel laureate seen as future leadership figures Also named are Eldridge Cleaver Dylan Guevara Coffin Lennon Mailer Joplin and Castaneda among others.
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New York
NEA
Frank Zappa
George Wald
Zappa
Mothers of Invention
Wald
Harvard
Ward
Ringo Starr
Eldridge Cleaver
Cuba
Bob Dylan
Che Guevara
William Sloan Coffin
John Lennon
Norman Mailer
Janis Joplin
Arlo Guthrie
Robert Kennedy
Dustin Hoffman
Muhammad Ali
Bobby Seale
Black Panther
Arthur C. Clarke
Laura Nyro
Carlos Castaneda
Hermann Hess
Richard Farina
Clarke
Ohio State
Mailer
MIT
Spock
Old Movies and Sports Dominate Campus TV Picks
New York University and other campuses favor sports events as their top viewing. Students praise old film festivals with W C Fields Mae West and Lloyd Nolan, while campy series like Batman and The Adams Family attract college audiences. Views on TV vary from entertainment to critique of its cultural value.
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Hiram College
Ohio
Beloit
Wisconsin
Dorothy Gilbertson
Phyllis Brasch
University of Florida
Mademoiselle College Board
America
Youth Dynamics
NEA v
City College of New York
University of Texas
NEW York
NEA
Neilsen
Bruce Schultz
New York University
University of Wisconsin
N.Y.U
Schultz
Meet the Press
W. C. Fields
Mae West
Lloyd Nolan
Batman and
the Addams Family
Jerry Steinhart
Pace College
Steinhart
College Students Shape the Now Fashion Scene
College freshmen drive campus style and influence broader fashion trends with miniskirts, leggings, capes, and unisex looks. A recent survey puts the freshman apparel market at 309 million dollars, underscoring student spending power and trendsetting impact.
U S Moves Forward Under Thirty Revolt Forces Change
A veteran observer notes the 1960s youth movement has aged and spread from Berkeley to campuses nationwide. He argues the revolution’s crest is unclear, with radicals redefining America’s politics and culture while many leaders mature into the establishment.
ROTC Faces Campus Shakeup as Programs Pressure Change
The Pentagon urges ROTC reform as Harvard and Dartmouth end programs in 1970 while other colleges consider continuing or making ROTC voluntary. Enrollment declines across Army Navy and Air Force ROTC, with battles over academic credit and on campus teaching methods.
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Washington
NEA
Harvard University
Dartmouth College
Navy
Air Force
Army
Pentagon
ROTC
ABC
Vietnam
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Don Juan
Arizona
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Joan Baez
Robert Downey
Peter Fonda
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Sunken Gardens
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Tops On Campus TV
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NEA Entertainment
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Paterson State College
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CBS
Playhouse
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Miss Coughlin
Johnny Carson
Rowan and Martin
Helen Hennessy
St. Laurent
Paris
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