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Student Forum. TO GROW OR NOT LONG HAIR IS APPEALING TO TEENAGE GIRLS” Those conservatives opposed to long hair on boys, can holler loud and long but the people they'll win over are those with equally narrow minds. These adults who feel that long hair is a sign of the fall of American masculinity, who say that boys want long hair because they are suffering from some deep seeded psychological desires to be girls are ignoring human nature. It is a human urge not a feminine urge to be a part of society, to belong to a group and to be attractive to the members of the opposite sex. Longer hair for boys is a social standard, whether the patriarchs of our country like it or not! And no matter how disgusting long hair is to the P.T.A., it is very appealing to teenage girls. There are exceptions those boys with shoulder length hair aren't appealing to anybody except each other, and they aren't conforming to any social standard but creating their own. The youthful long hairs of our society do understand that it is a THERE IS NOTHING A GIRL HATES MORE THAN GOING OUT WITH A SISSIFIED MALE Our contemporary times have brought advanced technology and thinking, but there is one flaw in this age of miracles. The defect lies within the so-called American male; (it is doubtful if he stir has a claim to that name). Although our world is moving forward at a rapid pace, he insists on returning to the days of King Arthur and the Round Table with his other century hair styles. If this isn't a deterioration of masculinity then I don't know what is. Even though some women today have rather short hair, long hair is still associated with femininity and should remain there. And if boys think their long hair is attractive to the female, they're slipping. There's nothing a girl hates more than going out with a sissified male and that's exactly what long hair makes him. Could it be that this surge of long haired boys is a surrender to female Jomination in what was once his world? These long-haired individuals n;a.v TO GROW Marta Sauage natural tendency for the adult portion of society to rebel against accepted social standards. In fact, I can see it now. Many, many years from now, when long hair has become the established norm, some group of singers will, for a gimmick, cut off their bangs! The fad will spread and teenage boys everywhere will expose their foreheads! Enraged high school principals will stand at school doors armed, not with scissors but with glue and hair, frantically covering every bold forehead that dares enter. Charlotte Connery feel that only the older generation (the ones who aren't really with it!) reject the fad. But that isn't entirely true. Boys with any pride at all in their sex wouldn't be caught dead with long hair; and there are a lot more of them than you think. Look around and see for yourself. It's a very small minority of boys who wear their hair hanging down their necks. As long as the male wants to retain his claim to masculinity he must continue to reject long hair. 3
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CINDERELLA GOES MODERN This is c modern version of the long famed fairy tale, “Cinderella ’ The scene opens in Cinderella’s shabby home. A One Act Play By Julie CINDERELLA: Oh, what a life I lead! Woe is me!Cleaning, sweeping, washing dishes, and talking on the phone (usually to that nice but poor - lad.Chester). But some day . . . some day a prince will come for me on a white charger. Then he'll sweep me off my feet into the night. My wicked stepmother will really be surprised . . . especially to see such royalty calling on me. According to her and my two dopey-looking stepsisters all I’m good for is to work and take care of them. (Cinderella once again drifts off into her dreams of her Prince. Meanwhile she hears the familiar voice of Chester). CHESTER: Cinderella! Cinderella! My love, please marry me. CINDERELLA: (Shaking her head) No, I’m waiting for the prince to ask me. He is going to. I had a dream. CHESTER: Your foolish dreams will never come true. He will never marry you. You'll never get to meet him. Besides—forgive me, my love-your feet are too small.(He speaks under- standingly) I like small feet, but . . . CINDERELLA: I like you.Chester, but we are both poor. How would we live? We would starve! This wicked country of Poorsville doesn't even have a Widow's Pension. How dread- ful it would be if you left now. How would I survive? The rich have all the money. CHESTER: That's the way it usually is. But some day I, Chester Claude- hopper, will change all that. I have many friends. CINDERELLA: Please go, Chester, My wicked stepmother is coming. (After Chester leaves, Cinderella thinks quietly). A nice boy. Chester, but no future. (Stepmother comes in). STEPMOTHER: Cinderella, you look a mess as usual. Even if you combed your hair and had some new clothes, I doubt if it would improve you. You're still just a plain Jane. Now don't just idle your time away think- ing of the prince. Once and for all you're not going to the ball. You'd shame us. Your two lovely sisters, Carla and Claudia are going and you know how charming they are. Now get busy; you have lots to do . . . clean the fireplace ... do the laundry . . . paper the walls . . . scrub the floor. (She then goes and hits her). That's for nothing. Just to remind you how wicked I am. CINDERELLA: Could anything worse happen to me9 STEPMOTHER: I could do it again. (Carla and Claudia come in. They are all dressed up. They dance around showing off their new formats, stopping now and then to stare at themselves in the mirror.) CARLA: I'm so happy it makes me dizzy just looking.
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