Sunday Times Magazine 26 October 1975 Nazca lines Man at Top Everest expedition Male chauvinist

THE SUNDAY TIMES magazine Contents, October 26, 1975

MAN AT TOP: The first week of a series that takes a sympathetic look at the dilemma of Man in Woman's Year. The retreat from woman: how the sexual liberation of the female has undermined male self-confidence, by Philip Cauthery, illustration by Peter Brookes. Page 20 

What the well-dressed man is flaunting: the shifting sexual emphasis in men's fashions, by John Taylor; drawings by Philip Castle. Page 32 

Confessions of a male chauvinist: the defiance of John Braine, dedicated believer in male supremacy; photograph by Leonie Finlay. Page 40

The Ultimate View: the first colour photographs of the successful British Everest expedition, taken on the final stages of the summit assault by Doug Scott and Peter Boardman. Page 44 

Riddle of the Pampa: Peru's `Nazca lines' and Maria Reiche, German mathematician and geographer who has dedicated her life to surveying them, by Bruce Chatwin; photographs by Loren McIntyre. Page 52 

What Katie did next: how actress Kate Nelligan soared to the National Theatre, by Mark Amory; photograph by Eric Boman. Page 68 

Boys and girls come out to play: the Schools Prom at the Albert Hall and four of the 12 groups taking part; photographs by David Montgomery. Page 72 

A voice from the North: Jonathan Wills Englishman, writer, and former student-rector of Edinburgh University who has opted for life in Shetland, by George Rosie; photograph by David Steen. Page 75 

The Acid Test: Margaret Costa on lemons and their many uses; illustration by Claude Sardet. Page 80 
 

Some tearing around top staple.