Sex talks with the tree: A gray area
It seems that abortion is always discussed in hypothetical circumstances. But what if you became pregnant and the choice actually fell personally on you?
It seems that abortion is always discussed in hypothetical circumstances. But what if you became pregnant and the choice actually fell personally on you?
On Jan. 24, The Unofficial Stanford Blog posted a picture of me handing out free condoms in White Plaza to celebrate the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Excited to share the news, I sent out the link to family and friends. Within a half an hour, I received a reply from my mom: “Oh well, I guess my daughter won’t be president.”
Stephen Schneider dead at 65… Stanford seeks restraining order… Teens’ smoking risk… Stanford and the Family Planning Fellowship… Boskin on the stimulus… Calo on privacy pricing… Stanford news from around the Web for Monday, July 19, 2010.