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How shocked we are when a silver-haired couple that has soldiered through three or four decades of marriage calls its quits. Al and Tipper Gore were different, we believed, never [...]

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including the cheating at the West Point military academy of the U.S. in the June 7, 1976 issue, the criticisms on the capriciousness, sentimentality, and pop dabbling of Paul McCartney's marital bliss, and the review on John Ehrlichman's novel "The Company," on the May 31, 1976 issue.

Analyzes the marriage of United States President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton and the reasons for Hillary's loyalty to Clinton inspite of his extra-marital affairs. Hillary's role in the political success of Bill; Hillary's attitudes towards difficulties; Psychological explanations to the relationship; Comments by family members and other people on the relationship; Bill and Hillary's personal needs.

The article offers information on the factors that influence divorce after 25 years of marriage in the U.S., which includes spiritual vacancy, lack of shared passion and lengthened life cycle.