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...These resources are available to women," said Serrin Foster, the moderator of the panel and the executive director of Feminists for Life. "It's important that they're accessible. Easily accessible...
...this situation, Harvard Right to Life (HRL) would like to work to implement reforms on campus that would help alleviate the economic, practical and social pressures that pregnant students feel in crisis situations. On Feb. 7, HRL will sponsor a Pregnancy Resource Forum to discuss these issues, moderated by Serrin Foster, president of Feminists for Life...
...Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories' Ovral, Lo/Ovral, Nordette and Triphasil, and Berlex Laboratories Levlen and Tri-Levlen. Wyeth said that despite the announcement, it would not market pills as a "morning-after" product in the U.S. Although emergency contraception is not an abortive drug, many anti-abortion groups still oppose it. Serrin Foster, president of Feminists for Life of America, says that because the drug prevents the fertilized egg from developing, it is a form of abortion. "We consider life to begin from the very first moments," Foster said. Dr. Matthew Bulfin, a member of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians...
...extremists -- have altered the landscape even more drastically than the earlier murders of two doctors in Pensacola, Florida. If pro-choice forces now fear more for their lives, some antiabortion advocates fear for the future of their cause. "What Salvi has done has pushed the movement back years," says Serrin Foster of Feminists for Life of America. "People who want to support the pro- life movement are now reticent to come out and say they're pro-life...
...rancorous. In 1945 U.A.W. President Walter Reuther led the autoworkers on a 113-day strike in an attempt to win a 330 an hour pay hike. Three months after the walkout began, Reuther was willing to accept an increase of 19.5?, but GM offered only 18.5?. As William Serrin recounts the story in The Company and the Union, the GM negotiator placed a cent on the bargaining table and said: "Walter, there it is, a penny. That's what this strike is all about. And you're not going to get it." Reuther never did. Thirty days later...