Warnock discusses abortion and argues that the pro-life movement is entrenched in religion and is not realistic. He argues for access to abortion to save women's lives and recognizes that it is a difficult decision for women.

This letter from Leslie E. Wade discusses the issue of abortion and is in response to a previous article published in The Gleaner, "And Then They Came..." Wade reflects on the emotional and intellectual complexity of the issue.

This article discusses abortion and the arguments of both pro-life and pro-choice sides of the public debate.

This an advertisement for and upcoming protest in Washington, DC to keep abortions legal and for the passage of the ERA.

This letter is from a Political Science student who wants to start a pro-life organization on campus to open debates about abortion.

In this letter to the editor, John Countryman strongly criticizes a feminist speaker who visited campus and rebukes the pro-choice arguments of feminist groups.

In the column "Still Life," Mark C. Still issues an apology for his previous comments regarding homosexuality, which he concedes were bigoted, but still asserts that homosexuality should not be discussed in K-12 schools. He then critiques the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), arguing that the organization has shifted from its original "universal ideal" of protecting civil liberties for all toward a more partisan support of specific social causes.

This is a "Letter to Editor" in which a group of students argue that a pro-life student group deserves organizational status from the Student Congress. They argue that university should promote discussions on abortion.

This letter responds to a previously published letter from Mr. Countryman about abortion. Schmitt is pro-choice and refutes Mr. Countryman's arguments.

Article about how the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services plans to cut federal funding for medical clinics that provide abortion information to patients. The decision was challenged by Planned Parenthood in court but a federal court ruled in favor of the Department. Created by College Press Service (CPS) and syndicated to the Gleaner.

Article about a boycott of Domino's Pizza led by the National Organization for Women (NOW) and various campus groups following a $60,000 donation from Domino’s founder Tom Monaghan to the anti-abortion group Operation Rescue. Created by College Press Service (CPS) and syndicated to the Gleaner.