Word: personally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Researcher Sandra Burton started her reporting by sending a note to every single person on the TIME editorial staff requesting suggestions, experiences and opinions, carefully promising to "keep confidences." Then she put on her most searching demeanor and went prowling through the haunts of New York singles, posing as a lonely girl looking for a date. On a "Singles Weekend" at the Concord Hotel in the Catskills, her most gamesmanlike experience was with a young liquor distributor who, to build his image as a swinging single, had his room stocked with a case of champagne...
...women, nearly all of whom were 23 years old or more, found that the single male ranks highest in severe neurotic symptoms. Whether he is neurotic because he is single, or single because he is neurotic, is not clear. The study did find that the least unhappy person is the married...
...commercial person," said Brian Epstein. "I'm a frustrated actor...
...Morgan, "the exposures are actually given by nurses, secretaries and even by temporary employees such as typists who operate the machines part time. In many of the states, no training or experience is required of the doctor before he uses his X-ray equipment on the patient. The person who exposes our children to X rays must have his automobile inspected periodically and must have a driver's license before he can operate it. Yet the X-ray machine he operates may be obsolete and may fail to meet minimum standards, and he may have little or no training...
Viewers are less likely to identify with either interpretation than with the film's initial dramatic problem: hardly a person lives who has not, at one time or another, had a hell of a time getting his guests to go home...