Where the Boys Are (1960)

Amy Douglass: Dr. Raunch

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• Dr. Raunch : We are not discussing Dr. Kinsey, we are discussing interpersonal relationships.

  Merritt Andrews : What can be more interpersonal than Backseat Bingo?

• Merritt Andrews : Honestly, Doctor, if a girl doesn't make-out with a man once in awhile, she might as well leave campus. She's considered practically anti-social.

  Dr. Raunch : You have used the term: make-out. Define that, please.

  Merritt Andrews : I beg your pardon?

  Dr. Raunch : I should like to know what making out means; as, so would the class.

  Merritt Andrews : Well, Dr. Raunch, I think they know already. Making out is what it used to be called necking! Before then, it was petting. And going back to early American days, it was also known as bundling. It's all the same game!

• Dr. Raunch : Miss Andrews, just what do you consider suitable subject matters for discussion in this course?

  Merritt Andrews : We're supposed to be intelligent! So, why don't we get down to the giant, jackpot issue? Like, should a girl or should she not under any circumstance play house before marriage?

• Dr. Raunch : For many Freshmen women, college provides their first experience in an adult heterosexual society. Their first unrestricted contact with members of the opposite sex. This sudden freedom may give rise to problems of interpersonal relationships. Today we discuss two of those problems: random dating among college Freshmen and premature emotional involvement.