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Fear and Loathing At a College Mixer

THE PREDOMINANT VIEW EXPRESSED in the sociological literature on dating is that the social events and interactions are &dquo;fun&dquo; for the participants. An adult observer of adolescents at a social gathering would see them dressed up for the occasion, flirting with one another, dancing to loud music, engaging in light conversation, and generally seeming to be enjoying themselves. A sociologist might look at this kind of scene and describe it