A NEWSWEEK poll found 84 percent of adults said sex plays a bigger role in popular culture than it did 20 or 30 years ago and 70 percent thought this a bad influence on young people, especially girls. It is also an influence on older people, including, obviously, doctors. I have been in two different doctor's offices lately and observed seven drug reps making their rounds. They were each female, young, tall, thin, great hair, wide toothy smiles and dressed to attract the eye of even a blind man. I bet the caption over the employment office at their companies reads: Roseanne Barr types need not apply.
Wednesday, February 7
Sex plays
A NEWSWEEK poll found 84 percent of adults said sex plays a bigger role in popular culture than it did 20 or 30 years ago and 70 percent thought this a bad influence on young people, especially girls. It is also an influence on older people, including, obviously, doctors. I have been in two different doctor's offices lately and observed seven drug reps making their rounds. They were each female, young, tall, thin, great hair, wide toothy smiles and dressed to attract the eye of even a blind man. I bet the caption over the employment office at their companies reads: Roseanne Barr types need not apply.
