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.
Article about Catholic colleges and their administrations' protests against Playboy magazine hosting a recruiting event on their campus. Administrators argue that they are protecting women's rights and preventing exploitation. Created by College Press Service (CPS) and syndicated to the Gleaner.
The student organization Camden Rutgers Advanced Students in History (CRASH) presented the "New" Histories Lecture Series, which kicked off with a talk on gay history by George Chauncey, Jr. of Yale University.
Article detailing a presentation on campus by Charlotte Bunch, a feminist activist. She discusses feminism in a global context and its intersection with human rights.
This article is about a lecture given by Eleanor Smeal on campus who called for more feminists engage in social issues like, abortion rights and child care. She also urged women to seek out more leadership positions and attend a march on Washington for Women's Equality.
Article about the first women lawyer in Korea receiving the Brennan HUman Rights Award. Dr. Tai-Young Lee fought for women's rights in law and human rights in Korea.
This article discusses the development of a new Intellectual Heritage (IH) course at Rutgers–Camden designed to explore intellectual diversity and cultural pluralism. Jean Ritzke, the English professor developing the course, is quoted extensively throughout the article.
Article about the Minority Academic Career program (MAC) at Rutgers and Rutgers University's nationally recognized push to increase diversity among doctoral candidates.
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.
Article about two different women's rights groups and Catholic colleges who oppose the sale of Playboy magazines on campus. The articles lists several different campuses that have had the sales ended or how they have been protested. Created by College Press Service (CPS) and syndicated to the Gleaner.
This is an advertisement for the Camden Rutgers Advanced Students in History (CRASH) Lecture series about different subjects like Afro-American history, Gay and Lesbian History, Hispanic History, and Women's history.
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.
Charlotte Bunch, an internationally recognized writer and leader in the women’s movement, holding the Laurie New Jersey Chair in Women's Studies at Douglass College, delivered a lecture titled "Global Feminism and Human Rights" at the Rutgers–Camden Campus Center.
