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...prevent becoming pregnant, it’s her prerogative to have every medically viable preventative measure available to her. And given the 30 years of research devoted to this issue, the prediction that this policy change would encourage a lazy reliance on the morning-after pill is just plain inaccurate. According to Dr. Felicia Stewart, a member of the University of California, at San Francisco’s Center for Reproductive Health Research and Policy, there is no evidence that increased access to emergency contraception makes women more careless about regular contraception...
Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) spokesperson Steven G. Catalano said that HUPD will increase the presence of both uniformed and plain-clothes officers in the area...
Organizing, Plain and Simple...
...which Greeks found guilty of discriminating against religious or ethnic groups will face up to a year in prison. But a law would need someone to enforce it. In Aslam's case, the police have yet to begin inquiries. MONDAY MORNING TRUTNOV, CZECH REPUBLIC There is a cluster of plain sandstone tombstones, some carrying names, others a simple Star of David, at the edge of the cemetery in Trutnov. They line a narrow path that leads up to a polished granite plaque. In the brutally blunt language common to postwar reckoning, the sign reads: here are buried 41 jewish girls...
...pact and to withhold sanctions. The duo's defiance is reminiscent of the U.S. going to war against Iraq without a U.N. mandate, isn't it? People may disagree on the relative merits of these cases - a Parisian or Berliner might point out that the stability pact has been plain bad fiscal policy, just as a Washingtonian might argue that U.N. mandates tend to be too little, too late. But in both cases, the rules are enshrined in international covenants, and steamrollering them showed that the same sort of hauteur is alive and well in all three capitals. Power talks...