Word: males
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...opinion is not absolutely rejected, I cannot place my desires on the same moral plane as women can. As Weiss notes, "The qualities the women had brought to the [negotiating] table--sincerity, an emotional intensity about sexual issues--were somehow not available to men." Making an appealing case for male desire is hard when sex is dirty...
...higher bone density than their counterparts in the control group. "Running prevents bone loss," concludes Lane, "and that's a good finding for women," since they often develop osteoporosis after menopause. At the University of Florida, Gainesville, Dr. Richard Panush and his colleagues compared a group of 17 male runners, ages 50 to 74, with a similar group of 18 non runners and, like the Stanford team, turned up no significant differences in the incidence of joint disease. "Our results are consistent with the thought that putting a normal joint through the normal range of motion is not harmful," says...
...play's plot is relatively simple--Jon Trachtman (Jim Cairns) has listed his male roommate as his wife for income tax purposes. Conveniently, Jon's roommate happens to be named Leslie (Wayne Snodgrass). After years of cheating the government out of money that, "they didn't deserve anyway," Jon is warned of an impending audit. Apparently, Leslie correctly listed his sex as male before moving in with Jon. And, IRS inspector Floyd Spinner (Mark H. Levine) is sent out to their apartment to investigate. The rest of the play is loosely based on what happens when Leslie dresses...
...love and sex part of the title is served as a side course. Basically, to give the appearance of a fully-developed plot, the author threw in a girlfriend for each of the male leads and added a surprise visit from Jon's mom, Vivian Trachtman (Beth Steinhorn...
...meets the witches while hitchhiking in a storm, and the self-professed personification of faithfulness has to be literally forced into committing Duncan's murder. The witches are quite good; the female portion of the cast (Rebecca Menes, Daniele Schecter, and Sarah Halper) is much more capable than the male. Schecter plays a delightfully sleazy general with leather skirt and riding crop, and ably changes gears to play a maid in the second half. Menes, as Lady Duncan-cum-witch, slinks gracefully around the stage, an able temptress. She should have given the rest of the performers lessons in poise...