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...while yesterday's election results may underline Harvard's skill at conducting anti-union campaigns, it may also indicate that Med Area workers simply do not want to be represented by District 65--which would be a difficult pill for union organizers to swallow. After seven years, their struggle may be over, but with a bitter conclusion
...infections. I have to wait a few years for another child." Pro-lifers argue that many unwanted pregnancies are due to carelessness and irresponsibility, that abortion has come to be an expedient way to correct a mistake. Claris, who lives with her mechanic husband in Brooklyn, was on the Pill but failed to renew her prescription when it ran out. "I didn't get around to it," she says...
...different country than it was even a year ago, and Polish experts presume that the decision to permit Baranczak's departure reflects the pattern of liberalization sparked by the country's labor unrest. Still, as Fanger noted, letting Baranczak take his message to Harvard "must have been a bitter pill for the government to swallow...
...estrogen pill, one of the most popular and safest forms of birth control, could be banned if Congress approves the bill. Amy J. Ewing '81, a member of the Women's Clearinghouse, said yesterday...
Kathleen A. Karpilow, a graduate student and Dunster House tutor who began the letter-writing campaign, pointed out that the proposed amendment would outlaw not only abortions, but also intra-uterine devices (IUD), the "morning after pill," and any method of birth control that works after conception...