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...Chapman (58.3) of Brown, Bill Clinton (60.2) of Yale, and Bill Caprio (61.0) of Colgate took fourth, fifth, and sixth respectively...
...whole problem can be traced, say Drs. Louis S. London and Frank S. Caprio, to the fact that civilization has developed in man a feeling of shame about sex. The impulse, they say, is as natural and fundamental as hunger: "Everyone is allowed to admit without shame that he feels hungry, but not . . . that he has a craving for sex. Thus nature has planted in the human being an impulse which is continually producing tension...
...London and Dr. Caprio have found that the deviations from what modern society considers normal are legion. Almost any common object or experience, they believe, can be tinged with sexual excitement for some individual. Prosecutors have long known that firebugs are often unbalanced and get sexual satisfaction from watching either the fire itself or the extinguishers. Even shoplifters, according to the Washington psychiatrists, are often sexually abnormal, and pilfer objects with some obscure sexual significance (e.g., women who steal fountain pens, men who take gloves...
Society's long-range aim, Drs. London and Caprio believe, must be to prevent sex deviations and crimes by treating sex rationally from childhood. Thus, neuroses would be given no chance to develop. The authors foresee "institutes of sexual science," where people with sexual disorders could go (or be sent) for treatment, and where married couples and those about to marry could get guidance...
...program is as follows: Concerto, from Cantata 142, Bach; Sinfonia, from Cantata 75, Pastorale, from Christmas Concerta, Corell; Dances from "Caprio Suite", Warlock; Concerto for Violin and Strings in E major, Bach. Soloist, Malcolm H. Holmes '28; Water music, minuet, bourree, air, hornpipe, Handel...