NOVA magazine - February 1974

NOVA magazine - February 1974
Poor to fair condition - LOADS OF AGE WEAR / FOXING / CREASING / TEAR TO FRONT COVER - SPINE HAS BECOME FLATTENED AND TORN IN PLACES - CREASING TO BOTTOM AND TOP CORNER OF FRONT COVER - GLUE ON SPINE HAS SPLIT BUT ALL PAGES ARE STILL INTACT

Features:
- This year thousands of children will be taking package holidays without their parents
- Women's honours (and dishonours)
- "Why babies are born" - Until we know why women get pregnant, no contraceptive service can be totally efficient
- A survey of current and future contraceptives
- Why women choose the contraceptive they use
- "The guilt edge between fact and fantasy"
- The pleasure and pain of unrequited love
- Foreign-born women in danger of deportation are paying hundreds of pounds to British men willing to marry them
- "What's wearing a tie got to do with education?" - Conflicting views from a school staffroom
- Villas inspected from penthouse to basement
- "A girl's guide to gold" (fashion by Caroline Baker)

Plus lots more