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Vol. 84 #2 - In this issue: Gay Talese on the man who fell in love with this picture - first look at his long-awaited report on sex in America. Plus: Sally Quinn - My War with CBS; How to Make Friends and Influence Arabs; Should You Buy a VW Rabbit?; Will Halston Take Over the World?; New Fiction by Harold Brodkey; and Pssst! - Murder Mysteries Are Good for You. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 84 #3 - In this issue: The Great Celebrity Look-Alike Festival - page 84. Plus: College '75 - Studies in the Nude and Other Scandals; How to Make a Small Room Sound Like Carnegie Hall; a New Column by Timothy Crouse; and Latest Men's Fashions for Fall. Also: Dan Rather, Neil Simon and Mike Nichols on Their Guiltiest Pleasures. Cover price $1.50.

Special Issue: the Joy of Sports. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 84 #5 - In this issue: Rich Little teaches you to imitate Bogart! Plus expert instruction on tap-dancing and joke-telling - see page 86. Also: At last...Truman Capote's new novel Answered Prayers - a first look; why you shouldn't mess around with Dick Goodwin; an unpublished song by Cole Porter; and did Nixon lie about the Hiss Case? Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 84 #6 - Great American Things. In this issue: Grace Paley on Mom; Russell Baker on The Flag; M.F.K. Fisher on Apple Pie; Jean Stafford on Coca-Cola; Joan Didion on The Shopping Center; Nora Ephron on The Mink Coat; Julia Child on Corn; Tom Wicker on Baseball; Andy Warhol on TV; Eudora Welty on The Corner Store; Gordon Parks on Jazz; Edwin Newman on Viable Solutions; Walker Percy on Bourbon; Larry Wolwode on Guns; and John Leonard on Dad. Plus: Art Buchwald on Acid Indigestion. And: A Prologue by Tom Wolfe. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 85 #2 - The cover of this issue illustrates: a) the new James Dickey novel; b) the heartbreak of razor burn; or c) the return of the hat. See the answer on page 67. Also in this issue: Heart attack - how to survive and play great tennis; Nelson Rockefeller's niece sells toilets - see page 116; the new Tough Photography - what is it?; why are airports so awful?; and exclusive - Travels through America by Harrison E. Salisbury. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 85 #3 - In this issue: The private notebooks of R. Crumb. Plus: The sexiest girls in America belong to Zoli - see page 78; Ken Kesey's cows by Ken Kesey; the weird case of the dead twin doctors; and how to get your kid to turn off the TV and read. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 85 #4 - Take a good look at the people on the cover (Valerie Harper, Alan Alda, Telly Savalas, Chad Everett, William Conrad and Carroll O'Connor) -- they'll be washed up in two years (see page 55). Also in this issue: How to take a nude picture of yourself; Abbie Hoffman's love letters from the underground; sweet, humble Jimmy Connors' sweet, humble mom; and motoring special section - America's forgotten pleasure. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 86 #4 - In this issue: Only Mrs. Blake can lick Baretta...everyone else watch out (see page 94). Plus: Sports for weekend jocks - Bear Bryant's touch football and other new games; Jew stalks Nazi in Michigan; the best cowboy boots - would John Wayne settle for less?; can food cure loneliness? - find out in Bruce Jay Friedman's hilarious cookbook; and wild new clothes - furs, ponchos and more! Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 86 #5 - In this issue: Hugh Hefner: "What have they done to the girl next door?" (The Skin-Book Boom: Where will it all end? See page 91.) Plus: Exclusive - Nixon goes to a birthday party; Monty Python's Broadway Diary; brave thoughts on West Point - save the stoolie system; how to be formal in black tie and jeans; and enroll now - 25 lessons in happiness (see page 103). Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 86 #6 - In this issue: Truman Capote's gift to America: Kate McCloud! (Open before Christmas -- Answered Prayers inside.) Plus: Why God never sleeps at the Holiday Inn; where to go at the last minute for Christmas and New Year's; Kris Kristofferson sings the good-life blues; and Nora Ephron, Harry Crews, and Robert Penn Warren. Also: Fabulous fashions and toys for men. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 87 #2 - In this issue: Farewell to the funniest show on television - Robert Redford, Barbara Walters, Roger Staubach and others send Valentines to Mary Tyler Moore. Plus: New theories on marriage - great for men, women beware; the secret king of the Hollywood left; support your local mafia...eat meat; and clothing courageous - the thing this spring is color. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 87 #3 - In this issue: Kicking Carter while he's up - why wait four years when in just five minutes you can find out if you've been had! Plus: Sex in the sixties - was it as good as they told us?; hot new clothes for a sizzling spring; exclusive - Esquire writer busted by secret police; is Ilie Nastase as nuts as he seems?; and how men can get along without women (see page 68). Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 87 #4 - In this issue: How Hollywood exploits the news - Chevy Chase in an (almost) true thriller! Plus: Norman Mailer on his most uproarious year at Harvard; how to win money and have more fun at the races; twelve women who put Charlie's Angels to shame; want to out-dress the other guy? - 8 pages of great new sportswear; and Nora Ephron on an editor named Clay. Cover price $1.50.

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Vol. 87 #6 - In this issue: Ah, life! Ah, sex! Ah, heroism! Ah, Frazetta! - The Real American Artist. Plus: How to get even - a special section on revenge. Also: Is it still O.K. to admire J.F.K.? Yes, by Tom Wicker. And inside: Watch Andrew Tobias play the stock market with the $10,000 we gave him. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 88 #3 - Our biggest Back-to-College issue ever! In this issue: 100 Things Every College Graduate Should Know; Exposing Skull and Bones - The Most Secret Society; The Meanest S.O.B. on Campus by Nora Ephron; Exclusive Photos - When Farrah Fawcett Was a Co-ed; Stanford - The Best Business School; and Esquire Goes to Five Princeton Parties. Plus: Fashions, cartoons, fiction, fantasy, ideas, wheels, cults and graffiti. Cover price $1.50.

Vol. 88 #4 - In this issue: The Dallas Cowgirls (The Best Thing About The Dallas Cowboys). Plus: Extra - The Best of Dubious Achievements; My Life with the F.B.I. by John Kenneth Galbraith; Sex and the Lonely Guy by Bruce Jay Friedman; Skills for the Man Who Drives a Small Car; and Why TV Is an 'Unbearable Disturbance' by Daniel Schorr. Cover price $1.50.