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Actor Leonard Nimoy, wearing a
pin on his white sweatshirt saying
"Honorary Sister," said, "Nobody
likes the idea of an abortion. But if it
has to happen, there should be
freedom of choice."
Students came in bus loads from
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later agreed on the present
compromise when it became apparent
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Ramsdale said.
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board meeting. "I didn't get any
" negative feedback," she said.
Phasing out overnight visitation
for juniors and seniors would inCterfere
with the maturation process
of students, Ramsdale said. "We're
learning to look out for ourselves,"
she said.
Ramsdale said she is planning to
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remember the days before the
Supreme Court legalized abortion in
1973, students said they recognize the
threat now posed by a major
challenge to that ruling.
Some USC students also made the
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the Columbia Chapter of National
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next year because she likes the
environment.
"It has been really important to
me to have an environment to make
decisions where I knew that there was
a support system," Ecology Committee
member and Capstone Resident
Adviser Kathy Lewis said.
Lewis, who will be attending
seminary at Emory University next
year, said, "I think I'd be really
frightened to be going from a very
restricted environment to a city and
an apartment and not knowing how
to deal with some of these issues."
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possibility" that the right to abortion
could be taken away, said Yale
junior, Bryony Romer, who traveled
in an entourage of five buses from
the New Haven, Conn., campus.
President Bush, in one of his first
acts after taking office in January,
told anti-abortion activists at a rally
outside the White House he wanted
the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade
decision overturned.
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Celebrities said their presence at
the rally demonstrated their belief
that a massive display of commitment
to protect abortion rights will
have an impact on the Supreme
Court when it considers the Missouri
challenge to Roe vs. Wade.
"They're human, they're political
animals, and I think we can make a
difference," said actress Jane Fonda,
who attended the rally with her
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Vadim.
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Fair ended his comments at
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[uestion. "When you have a conflict
between tolerance, which I see as
elativism, and absolutism, which
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The trustees will vote at an open
leeting at 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Break-ins at 'Pit'
Fire, assault
By RICH WALENDA
Staff writer
University Police responded to
fire in Room 212 of the Roost at 1
p.m. Friday.
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Rhett Jr. tried to burn a siring off hi
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