Planned Parenthood and Women’s Health:
The Facts
Sponsored by the
Women’s Center,
TAMU NOW
&
Gender Issues Education Services
Tuesday, November 13
6:00 PM Rudder Tower, 224
For more info, contact the Women’s Center at 845-8784 or wcenter@tamu.edu
This educational program is being held in response to a recent paid advertisement in The
Battalion that contained inaccurate information about Planned Parenthood. If you are interested in
learning the facts about the healthcare services provided by Planned Parenthood, please attend this
educational program.
Planned Parenthood aims to provide women (and men, including Aggies) with access to
the best healthcare available at an affordable price in a safe and caring atmosphere. They also
attempt to provide their patients with the information needed to make responsible decisions about
reproductive health, providing counseling and medical services that are affordable and confidential.
To learn more about their services and exactly how Planned Parenthood helps women,
please attend this educational program.
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days. At dawn, residents shouted
congratulations to one another,
honking car horns and ringing
bells on their bicycles.
Northern alliance forces
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pickup trucks loaded with sol
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