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...polarity of the Harvard dating scene can be attributed to characteristics of the student population. At an institution where anything besides a type-A personality is non-existent, competition drives action, and working hard for one night of raging is a priority, the idea of fostering “normal?? relationships simply cannot percolate...
...Vlount added that as early as the age of nine or ten, Pring-Wilson carried a pocket knife when growing up, but that was “pretty normal?? in his home state of Colorado...
...almost see the playwright standing in the wings, waiting for the audience to realize the story’s central message: the characters’ respective neuroses may make their romantic entanglements more absurd, but their thought processes are exactly like those of any “normal?? person...
...health reasons or to avoid food waste consumers want smaller portion sizes (even at the same price), they have little means of communicating this to food suppliers. The easier way is simply to order the “normal?? size and throw away the extra. Should restaurateurs be nervous about the potential negative monetary effects of introducing smaller sizes, perhaps public opinion polls could reveal eaters’ preferences. Since, according to a November 2006 Gallup Poll, 58% of Americans were trying to “lose weight,” there might be higher public support than...
...investigation, though it also pioneered new surveying practices. Kinsey’s ability to gain private information from individuals even won the admiration of Gallup.Igo argues that the greatest value the American public gleaned from Kinsey’s reports was an understanding of what was “normal?? in an area of their lives otherwise seen as incredibly personal. Despite fears from some that Kinsey’s discovery that 37 percent of American men experienced some kind of “homosexual contact” or that half of the women interviewed were not virgins...