The Hair Appointment Mystique in American Life
A first person reflection on the devotion to hair appointments, seen amid illness and labor. The narrator recalls three days of fever, the obsession with hair, and how women endure hazards and daily tasks to reach the beauty shop, even at great personal cost. It highlights collective hair culture through named examples and vivid anecdotes.
Etiquette norms shift says Sokolov in New Morality piece
Raymond Sokolov argues in Saturday Review that old etiquette is outdated and new conduct rules are needed. The piece surveys chivalry, dress codes, language, and social behavior, offering neo etiquette tips for dining, smoking at parties, office dress, and hosting unmarried couples with emphasis on consent and practicality.
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