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e Battalion c AMPUS j Page7 i ^niesdayjFebruan^^999 hrough the looking glass andy Matcek, a junior political science and international studies the American Cut Glass Association National Collection. The show enter Galleries. Remy Zero Villa Elm c’ffcn Reo ifteran it was once’: n Welles, It dark novel. I JANNE 0 iotel, while: jmtinuedfrom Page 1 ^Banned Parenthood is also hoi n ani. jbbying for more family planning as, Remy Z- jri( j s as a reS p 0 nse to cuts in a British rod g rant f unc ji n g. elic soundso,|W antos sa j c j planned Parent- he light rod 00 ,i wants to ensure that teens "e the essem et accurate information about re- Tociuctive health care so they can r Vulcan si ia i( e responsible choices, espe- iallv about abortion. parallels the: j,. nn y Woodson, president ot aterial Issue ,.\&M chapter of the National d’s first singOrganization for Women and a ” is a taleab ophomore bioenvironmental sci- lion. These nee major, will participate in the d extremely neetings and said she would like _ie only anti o emphasize students’ needs in -albumins he discussion with the legisla te reach’, ors a gorgeous ,r -WI’d like to bring the focus on lie distinguish^eens and students, especially ;er, CinjunWvitli how important the clinic will ■at move the ye because of the large amount of r, darkness ay® face in the■ m, and all S 0,; ’:h| end. (Grjiie — Miche&m BY ERIC NEWNAM/l m Battaij major, browses an exhibit from runs until May 9 in the Forsyth college students in Bryan-College Station,” she said. Woodson said she wants to demonstrate to legislators how important health care and family planning are to women. She said some legislators already support the causes. “We want to let the legislators who support women’s issues know that they are doing a good job,” she said. “Hopefully we can convince the legislators that are borderline on the issues.” The Bryan-College Station Planned Parenthood clinic will hold an open house Wednesday, Feb. 17, where ribbons, signed by community members and given to the new clinic, will be cut. Planned Parenthood did not have a ribbon-cutting ceremony sponsored by the Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce for the new clinic, as is customary when members of the chamber open a new facility. Planned Parenthood withdrew its request for a ceremony follow ing a campaign by the Brazos Val ley Coalition for Life (BVCL) to halt the ceremony. The campaign resulted in a flood of faxes and phone calls to the chamber, leading the chamber to cancel the memberships of Planned Parenthood, BVCL and Hope Pregnancy Center. 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