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...While Foster??s talk focused on how to offer more alternatives to abortion and greater support for mothers who are reluctant to be parents—whether due to poverty, career and education goals, or having conceived through sexual assault—she did not address the desires of women who simply do not want to have children...
...annoying tourists—the movie spares no detail in its panoramic coverage of the busiest city in the world. The film’s New York setting enhances the tumult of Eliza’s many mishaps, and provides moments of unexpected fun—most notably Jodie Foster??s hilarious cameo as a fellow mom navigating the dangerous world of urban playground politics...
...those of you thinking about getting serious with that cutie from section, you might want to consider Foster??s words of wisdom: “Love is hard to come by. If you find it, don?...
...professor of sociology, European studies, and African and African American studies. The comprehensiveness of the new name would allow the committee to develop a “more integrated and broader” curriculum that could better accommodate students’ intellectual needs under a larger umbrella, Lamont said. Foster??a senior lecturer on folklore and mythology—added that faculty can likely use the name makeover as an opportunity to develop new courses. The proposal—presented at yesterday’s meeting by FAS humanities dean Diana Sorensen and African and African American studies...
...abortion is an undergraduate living on a college campus and one out of every two women who has an abortion is college-age, the president of “Feminists for Life” reported in a speech at Harvard Law School last night. Serrin M. Foster??who became the president of the anti-abortion organization in 1994—attributed the high number of abortions in college to the lack of options that many undergraduates have, and added that most co-eds must unfairly choose between school and raising their child...