Word: pools
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...this stage I wouldn't say it's serious," Watson said, "although when the Soldiers Field pool opens in the fall of 1977 the athletic department may withdraw from the Radcliffe gym. Then the higher authorities will have to decide what to do with the building," he added...
Mary Gault, a fifth-year Comparative Literature graduate student, said yesterday she is protesting the early closing because swimmers would then have to use the IAB pool, which she called "inconveniently located." It has "a pressured, crowded atmosphere," she added...
...principle of an insurance pool is, indeed, that people pay for services they might never utilize. But abortion stands in a class by itself: it is not to be equated with a broken arm or a sprained ankle. And thus, no undergraduate should have to feel that he or she is paying for an abortion, because for many that operation is a denial of life...
...major arguments against changing the University health plan are that pregnancy is not an illness, and that it would be unfair to ask those students opposed to abortion or physically unable to become pregnant to pay additional insurance premiums. But the principle of any insurance pool is that one contributes to coverage for accidents or illnesses to which one may not be susceptible. All the Ivy League schools except Princeton--which is considering changing its policy--and Harvard cover pregnancy insurance in their student health plans. A spokesman for Dartmouth, which will begin covering abortions next year, said last week...
Arthurs said she could not predict future ratios for classes since equal access has been operating for only one year and depends on the composition of the applicant pool...