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...festival dedicated to supporting women artists. Plan B still screams to much acclaim at Cambridge clubs and campus events—though the band’s name continues to perplex some audience members. “Fellow students ask if we’re affiliated with the birth control,” Klein says. (They are not.) In the past year, Klein has also set out on her own as a soloist. And she is the guitarist for the Sinister Turns, a co-ed indie rock group. She has juggled all this while working as a WHRB radio host...
...Robin E. Kelsey, who specializes in the history of photography and American art, says with a laugh. Kelsey, the Loeb associate professor of the humanities, admits that he’s had to try his hand at photography recently though—his wife just gave birth to their second daughter and couldn’t be bothered to point and click...
...dramatically increase its usage. According to a survey by Louis Harris and Associates, quoted in a policy report for the Institute For Women, “20.4 percent of sexually active women who currently do not use the Pill would be very likely to switch to that form of birth control if it were available over-the-counter,” which, the report adds, would lead to an increase of 6.96 million users...
...sail over the disinterested patient’s head, while those with a genuine desire for information can easily ask their pharmacist, or read the leaflet that comes with every pill package. The very act of sitting down with a doctor does not create a responsible attitude to birth control, and proper usage information is readily available for anyone who wants...
...heart of the University, cannot hope to continue to provide a strong active intellectual life for its students and to contribute to human welfare in future generations if the present generation of Harvard men does not promptly and determinedly provide the necessary resources to go forward.” BIRTH OF A PROGRAM