Playbill
October, 1984
As we become accustomed to fall, we see that life takes on a sharper, quicker pace. The air has a certain starch to it now that helps us consider issues too serious to interrupt a pleasant summer stupor. One such issue is persistent: Shell-shocked from the sexual revolutions of the past decade, men and women have a hard time knowing what's really on their minds. E. Jean Carroll travels to darkest California, where, natch, there is a seminar that is supposed to sort all that out. What she finds W...
