Page 7. The Carolina Journal, 1969
Dr. Diament Studies
Sexual Attitudes
Louis Diamant
By Tim Britton
SEX? before or after dinner, or
with, or without, or for
“Premarital sex does not
necessarily lead to neurosis, nor
should it be treated as an
indication of such. ” Dr. Louis
Diamant, Clinical Psychologist,
Chairman of the Psychology Dept,
at U.N.C.-C., further explained
that pre-marital sex is not
necessarily correlated to
emotional instability, and that if
neurosis was observed, it was most
likely existant previously, and was
merely expressed by premarital
sex.
In further discussion. Dr.
Diamant explained that if one has
to attach sex to neurosis, it would
be more correct to hypothesize
that the repression of sex. instead
of sex itself could be directly
connected to a form of neurosis.
When asked if he would comment
on the “liberalization” of sexual
attitudes. Dr. Diamant stated that
he would interpret this as an
indicator of the movement away
from the traditional, conservative
jpineville Dinner Theater
I It’s “Just Fine”
I By Wayne Eason
I The Pineville Country Dinner
'Theatre of Charlotte is presenting
|the World Premier of “Just Fine,”
,a brand new laugh riot by David
; iWiltse, thru May 4. The play
j Icenters around two bachelors
I Iving in New York. When Alan,
Jj,, (played by Millie Fields, Follows
jj'lEric, Tye Heckman, home one
* day in response to an
(advertisement for a roommate
(that Eric and Ron, played by
Tohn Blakeny, have played in the
newspaper, the fun and laugh riot
I begins. Chuck Hadley plays the
I part of the landlord of the
apartment building. He is against
l|he arrangement at first, but then
I decides that perhaps a woman
I wouldn’t hurt the appearance of
I the apartment as well as be
I control over Ron and Eric. Alan’s
brother Mike, protrayed by Stu
(Williams, discovers the setup.
Mike works for a trucking firm
I and he is more muscle than
.brawn. Nevertheless, he concedes
land allows his young sister to
I remain. Barbara Barton plays
Dominique, one of Eric’s many
the I girlfriends. She and Mike have
the I much in common, intellectually.
The brilliant cast under the
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traineiii The UNC-C Flying Club is
;ake his i proud to announce the arrival of
(Mr. Henry M. Allen on campus.
Mr. Allen is the Director of
Admissions at the National
Aviation Academy. He has been in
the field of aviation for over
thirty years.
. I A few topics on which Mr.
I Allen will speak are: The future of
(aviation, the effects of aviation on
^ lour country’s economy, and the
(benefits offered to aviators. This
'"J I will be a very informative session
land the club cordially invites all
issions students and faculty to
attend.
Time: 11:30 Cl20 Wednesday
April 23rd.
skillful hands of Norman Berns,
the producer-director, William C.
Hartigan, executive producer,
Alexandra Fedack, production
assistant, and Judy Hadley,
production stage manager, do an
excellent portrayal of David
Wiltse’s “Just Fine.”
The menu for this performance
is unbeatable: roast beef au jus.
Chef Roddy’s chicken &
dumplings, served baded haddock
w/drawn lemmon-butter as a
special dish on Fridays. Side
orders include World Premier,
dreamy dish w/rice, fresh broccoli
spears w/cheese sauce, green beans
& sour cream, and potato salad.
The list is endless including
several choices of dessert and all
the food is delicious beyond
compare. It even puts grandma’ to
shame.
Coming to the Theatre on May
6 thru June 1 is another New
York comedy, “I Can’t Hear You
When the Water’s Running.”
Don’t forget: the buffet is from
7:00-8:15, and the play begins at
8:45. Make one of your “Special
Nights Ouf’ one at the Pineville
Country Dinner Theatre. There’s
nothing like it anywhere in
Charlotte.
values, to a new more liberal
life-style.
Wlien questioned about his
most recent study, centered
around the sexual activity of our
upper level liberal arts majors. Dr.
Diamant brought out the fact that
his study showed that
contemporary University culture
frowns on a male student with a
purtanical attitude towards sex.
while at the same time allowing a
choice to female students. Also
worthy of mention is the assertion
that there seems to be more of a
demand for a responsible
relationship, of a more meaningtul
nature before traditional values
are discarded.
Wlien asked his opinion of
indiscriminate distribution of
THE PILL. Dr. Diamant declined
to comment because he didn’t teel
that he was qualified to discuss
the physiological aspects of
continued use. He did make some
pertinent comments though. One
in particular dealt with his
observation that the introduction
of the pill, and its control by
M.D.’s has set them up as
guardians of our sex morals. We
were in agreement, that this was
certainly an interesting area of
study, and quite controversial.
The largest portion of research
dealing with pre-marital sex is
done by sociologists, but Dr.
Diamant consented to an informal
interview and was quite
cooperative in demonstrating that
he was abreast of the issues.
Typical
Britton
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