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Sludml. Indiana l
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memlH‘1 from Purdue I ease her car
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I'urdue Exponent oflering the car to a
it rad student Laura Monahan, commu
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engineerinp department said there
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MICHIGAN
Pro-life picketers inadvertently raise money
for clinic's services . Pro-choice activists
are pledging money to the Kalama/oo
Planned Parenthood for each right-to
life protester who pickets at the clinic
said a Planned Parenthood official
executive Director of the Kalama/oo
clinic Louise Salron said t hat the inonev
is used to provide services, including
ahortions. to low-income women, fhe
campaign raised about Sli.ilOI) between
M is and October The clinic ss.i'
bombed Sept h causing slight extenoi
damages, no injuries were reported
Director of the dime's administration
Su/anna I lowev said there was a previ
ous explosion at the clinic in 19Kb that
destroved the building ■ Carrie Kullt
Hi -item Herald. Western Michigan l
NEW YORK
No men allowed Syracuse l' females
are eligible to take classes at Womens
School, a private, non-profit organi/.a
lion, w Inch offers non-traditlonal emirs
es including massage, meditation
moiiev management and sign language
Women s School Committee Member
Barbara Kobrit/ said that learning in an
all female classroom is a safer atilio
sphere “Women feel more comfortable
opening up and sharing their expert
cnees Women won t take a lead, they II
allow men to dominate a group and
they’ll come awa\ with less." she said
Vssistant Director for Svracuse l s
Women s Studies program said that the
scIumiI serves a need that can’t be met at
the university “Not everyone can afford
to take a class at SC and not everyone
is looking for a degree. Thev off er classes
we cant ■Gina Ciavola, The Daily
Orange. Syracuse!’
Texas
Files open alter death . . . Spurred t>>
requests lor the files of a Texas A&M stu
dent and a loeal high sehiKil student alter
t heir deaths, Texas Attorney (ienentldim
Mattox ruled that education records
Itceome public information alter death
1‘rior to the ruling Texas A&M had
refused to release the student s files and
the Carrollton Farmers Branch
Independent School District said it could
not find the files Matt Hall, a memlier oi
thi' Progressive Students I'nion at 1 of
Texas. Arlington, disagreed with the nil
mg, "I don't see win a person’s right to
privacy shouldn't extend beyond the
grave On the surface, this decision
makes no sense at all.” Political Science
Associate Professor Allan Saxe agreed
with the decision, saying it was consis
tent with other laws such as liliel and
slander. I think it is sometimes very
important to historians to find out things
about people that were never made public
in t hat person's lifetime,” Saxe said. UTA
students' attorney David Tucker said the
decision echos others that say the right
to pn vacy ends at the grave. • defTMosier.
The Shorthorn, U. of Texas, Arlington