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Erin Hansbrough, a freshman journalism and Spanish major, shows that her feelinas for
the pro-choice movement are more than skin deep at a Tnrusday rally at Broyhill Plaza.
1 Pro-choice rally sparks interest
i By Ted Taylor
Staff Reporter
About 40 members of Students
for Choice rallied outside the north
entrance of Nebraska Union Thurs
day afternoon, calling abortion
rights chants and holding signs
that read “keep the law off my
body” and “U.S. out of my uterus.”
They rallied to observe National
Young Women’s Day of Action.
They also honored Rosie Jimenez,
the first woman to die from an
illegal abortion following the pas
sage of the Hyde Amendment in
. 1973. The amendment denied
Medicaid funding for abortions.
Erin Hansbrough, the rally’s or
ganizer, said the group just wanted
to be heard.
“We wanted to make Students
for Choice visible to the campus,”
said Hansbrough, a freshman jour
nalism and English major. “The
pro-choice platform in general is
being out-talked on campus.”
Some students who walked past
the rally picked up fliers and signed
petitions for stopping violence at
abortion clinics.
As the rally drew to a close
about 2 p.m., 66 students had signed
the Students for Choice mailing
list. That number will be added to
the 35 people who already are
members.
Emily Poulsen, a senior envi
ronmental studies major, handed
out stickers, T-shirts and sweat
shirts donated by Planned Parent
hood.
“We’re getting lots of support,”
she said. “Lots of people are walk
ing by asking for information about
the organization and wearing the
T-shirts.
“People are finally taking an
interest in the matter.”
Tagi Adams, a senior women’s
study major, said she was glad to
see a few men in the group.
“Everyone has an obligation to
be politically active,” she said.
“The oppression of women con
cerns men, too.”
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fore the episode, Harrold’s show in
cluded clips of adult movies.
“It’s my workshop where I de
velop characters,” Harrold has said.
He said he made the show to develop
his own acting abilities.
Also on Monday, board members
said, Mayor Mike Johanns will an
nounce his recommendation to the
City Council on whether it should
vote to keep the public access chan
nel.
Johanns already recommended last
month that the council eliminate the
station.
The current situation of public
access use has had some negative
effects on the rest of those who sub
mit programs to the station.
Board members indicated that
public access interest has dropped,
saying that not many people wanted
to use it now.
“The public access channel isn’t
being used very well,” said Bob
Bryant, a cable advisory board mem
ber.
The new community access chan
nel, scheduled to hit the airwaves
Dec. 1, will be placed on Channel 8.
After rescheduling the current chan
nels, the new channel line-up will be:
Channel 8’s WGN moved on Chan
nel 14, the Channel 14 public access
program on Channel 20.
Other matters concerning the board
included adding some written amend
ment changes and additions to how
government and educational agen
cies sponsor programs on Channel 5.
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