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Students for Choice Co-President Lily J. Shapiro '93 said that Jimenez became the first victim of the legislation because she could not afford to go to a proper clinic for her abortion...
Today, 6-9 p.m.: Harrington School, 850Cambridge St.; Windsor Health Clinic, 105 WindsorSt.; Fire Engine House, Inman Square; City Hall,795 Mass Ave.; Fire Engine House, 176 River St.;Cambridge Main Library, 449 Broadway; PeabodySchool, Linnean and Walker Sts.; Parish House, 11Garden St.; Fire Engine House, Lexington Ave.;Senior Center, 2050 Mass Ave.; and FitzgeraldSchool, 70 Rindge...
...similar fix, Long's modern-day counterparts would convene focus groups to test various excuses. (The likely winner: "When I made that campaign promise, I had a serious substance-abuse problem, but now I'm leading my class at a nationally ranked recovery clinic.") Then a top speechwriter would embellish the confession, and a media consultant would orchestrate the requisite appearance on Geraldo. But all this high-priced talent could not alter reality -- a broken campaign promise is still a breach of trust. Lies are still lies. The trick is knowing how to recognize them...
...issue of freedom of speech should also be a concern. While the Bush administration amended the rule last March to allow physicians to discuss abortion with clinic patients, nurses, nurse practitioners and social workers are still forbidden from broaching the option. Any time the government attempts to curtail free speech, warning signals should flash everywhere...
...anyway, about 90 percent of clinic patients see a nurse, not a doctor, when they go for counseling. The move to exempt doctors was simply a cynical ploy to disguise the absurdity of the gag rule...