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By Patti Gallagher
UNL Students for Life, still awaiting official
recognition as a university organization, made plans to
"get on campus and educate people at a Tuesday meet
ing in the Nebraska Union. ,
Students for Life, a nearly 90-member organization, is
dedicated to protecting the right to life for each person,
focusing primarily on the rights of the unborn, according
to President Judy Tiehen.
The group submitted a constitution Friday to Campus
Activities and Programs, Tiehen said, and should be
recognized within the month.
The submission of a constitution is the final step to
receive official recognition and, according to ASUN
President Bud Cuca, a pro-life group has turned in a
constitution, but further action has not been taken on it.
Cuca said he is uncertain if the constitution was that of
Students for Life or another campus pro-life group.
The 25 members discussed plans and recent events,
with concentration on strategies for educating the UNL
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community about their pro-life stand..
Slides bought
The group decided to purchase a set of slides compiled
by a Cincinnati doctor. The slides will be previewed by
the group to provide them with ammunition for instruct,
ing the campus. The slides may then be open for public
viewing. ....
The slides support the pro-life stand, with slides of
fetuses accompanied with anti-abortion narration.
Students for Life plan to schedule speaking engage
ments throughout the campus, Tiehen said. Pro-life
presentations are tentatively planned for university clubs,
sororities, fraternities, classes dealing with abortion issues,
and possibly secondary and elementary schools.
Other plans for Students for Life include support of a
legislative bill, introduced by Columbus Sen. Don
Dworak, the Bouman amendment and the publishing of a
weekly newsletter.
LB891 would prohibit state-paid group insurance from
covering abortion costs for state employees. Public hear
ings on the bUt are scheduled soon. Tiehen encouraged
Students for Life to attend and voice their support.
Tiehen also encouraged support of a national amend
ment, now before the U.S. Senate. The Bouman amend
ment would allow each state to decide if Medicare funds
could be used for abortions, removing this decision from
federal legislation.
Newsletter planned
The Daily Nebraskan incorrectly reported that
. Students for Life opposed the Bouman amendment
Feb.l. . '
Students for Life planned their first newsletter for
printing on Feb. 12. Tiehen said the letter, a summary of
group events, would .be distributed to group members and
possibly to other right-to-life groups and state senators.
The group also discussed their position on contra
ceptives, adopting a neutral stand.
"Contraception in itself is not a pro-life issue," Tiehen
said, and therefore Students for Life will remain neutral
on all methods of birth control, except those that lead
directly to abortions.
Opposing non-abortive contraception gets into the
scope of religion, which Tiehen says is something the
group must steer clear of.
Religious anti-abortion arguments generally are in
effective. Tiehen said, and bring cries of "religious
fanatics" from their opposition.
Students for Life will begin a membership drive in mid
March, to increase membership and gain a strong foothold
for next year's group, Tiehen said.
Correction
The Daily Nebraskan incorrectly reported Wednesday
that Rumaldo Lovato, a graduate sociology student,
contends in his research that assimilation is a process of
rejection for minorities and immigrants. Instead, Lovato
said assimilation can serve as a process of self-hatred or re
jection. The quote that followed should have read, "It causes
self-hatred and rejection, the feeling of being inferior
when in fact cultures are not inferior.
Lovato is working on a new organization, United
Chicanos and Chicanas of Aztlan, whose purpose is more
political than social, he said.
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