• 3. When Everything Changed
• the New York Times
• New York City college students
• Everyone's identity
• "Joan"
• parents
• she
• a girlfriend
• even the mailman
• her family
• my parents
• They
• a good girl,"
• Joan,
• her real roommate, "Charles"
• "Peter" and "Susan"
• a youthful counterculture
• the Times
• Peter and Susan
• Susan
• a student at Barnard College
• a friend
• a live-in nanny
• the Barnard administration
• "Susan"
• Linda LeClair
• a 20-year-old
• LeClair
• the housing administrator
• her boyfriend, Peter Behr
• his own self-transformation
• students
• a student-faculty committee
• the committee
• LeClair
• James
• alumnae
• ,Martha Peterson,
• the committee's
• the college's donors
• LeClair
• individuals in the college
• LeClair's parents
• they
• their daughter's
• Father
• Barnard Daughter,"
• sleeping coeds
• Peterson
• Linda LeClair
• Barnard College
• LeClair among
• a student group
• the hundreds of students
• LeClair
• Peter Behr
• her boyfriend
• the army
• she
• president Peterson
• She
• to the ladies
• about women
• girls
• boys
• Linda LeClair's generation
• some people
• others
• the authority figures
• The Barnard administration
• a young woman
• a man
• President Peterson
• LeClair
• girls'
• LeClair
• I
• she
• of him
• he
• I
• women's
• Nora Ephron
• one of her old classmates
• a boy and a girl
• Ephron
• men
• Anne Wallach
• her daughter at Antioch
• a naked man
• Alison's
• female warriors
• a virgin
• Ellen Miller
• adults
• children
• parents
• underage boys and girls
• a girl who
• Miller
• many women
• their boyfriends
• Technical Virgins
• coed
• many women
• THE SENSUOUS WOMAN
• old Victorian
• women
• than men
• women
• a boy, manliness
• his dates
• a girl's
• A man
• a woman
• The girl
• a college student
• George Gallup
• the girl
• and boys
• a gentleman
• Girls with reputations
• they
• their
• unmarried women
• Elizabeth Taylor
• best actress
• a "party girl"
• her
• Doris Day
• a working woman
• against handsome men
• women
• Ladies' Home Journal
• Betsy Marvin McKinney
• her own
• for a man,
• His
• a woman
• babies
• Doris Day
• women
• McKinney
• One reader
• Helen Gurley Brown
• ad-agency executive
• typist to secretary
• high salaried copywriter
• whatever man
• She
• her widowed mother and disabled sister
• David Brown,
• extravagant women
• They
• Brown
• his new wife
• for young women
• McKinnley's
• Gurley Brown
• THE SINGLE GIRL
• a girl
• Gurley Brown
• Many American women
• a mate
• a man
• younger girls
• male baby boomers
• Georgia Panter
• a stewardess
• planes full of businessmen
• single men
• Gurley Brown
• her readers
• other people's husbands
• MARRIAGEABLE men
• MEN
• THE SINGLE GIRL
• the single woman
• the newest glamour girl
• her married sisters
• Gurley Brown
• the single woman
• public world of men
• children
• harried friend or relative
• Her world
• PTA
• Dr. Spock
• Gurley Brown
• George Gallup
• married women
• their single sisters.
• Brown
• the single girl
• a man
• the single girl,
• Playboy
• its male readers
• the SINGLE GIRL
• its audience
• a husband
• a BETTER husband
• Gurley Brown
• the young women of the 1960's
• the men
• the real catches
• a wife
• She
• her "brainy, charming and sexy" movie producer
• the kind of woman a rich, fascinating man would want to live with."
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• my
• I
• him.
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