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Mike D. Evers '95, another Students for Choicemember, maintained that the government cannotlegislate morality. He also asserted that parentalconsent laws discriminate against teenage women,since by upholding them, the courts punish youngwomen who become pregnant...
...Jacobson had artificially inseminated more than a dozen patients with his own sperm, claiming that it came from anonymous donors. DNA tests linked Jacobson to at least 15 such children, and prosecutors charged he may have fathered as many as 75. Jacobson also fooled patients into believing they were pregnant when they were not through hormone treatments that simulated side effects of pregnancy -- then billed them for the conception...
...light of findings that a woman's fertility plunged after age 30. The tyranny of the biological clock, warning women about putting work before family, made front- page news; but the story was based on a French study of women with infertile husbands who had tried to get pregnant through artificial insemination -- hardly a representative sample...
...account of the nuptials. But it is also negligent and in a way unfair to Munro, Nicholas & Co. in its failure to define the situation they inherited and the alternatives open to them. By the time they took over, the company had already become more than a little bit pregnant, a condition brought about by the preceding management team, led by Andrew Heiskell and Hedley Donovan, Luce's anointed successors. It was under that team that the company moved from straight journalism into flirtation with the glitzy world of entertainment, into cable television and the pop culture-oriented PEOPLE magazine...
...plight of a pregnant 14-year-old, allegedly molested and raped by her best friend's father, stirred an international furor when Irish authorities forbade her to seek an abortion abroad. Last week the Irish Supreme Court overturned a High Court ruling that had prevented her from traveling to Britain to escape Ireland's near absolute prohibition on abortion. The girl's circumstance -- and her reported threat to kill herself if forced to bear the child -- had pitched Prime Minister Albert Reynolds headlong into a no-win political crisis within a week of taking office. He therefore greeted last week...