We’ll be participating in both the UTSU Clubs fair event on Friday, September 3rd (1-4pm) and the SMCSU Clubs showcase on the evening of September 5th (5-7pm). Hope to see you there! You can find out about these events and …
Alex Schadenberg breaks down the problems with deep sedation, when used as a form of “slow” euthanasia: I want to make it clear that Deep Sedation itself is not a moral problem, it becomes a moral problem when it is …
I wish it didn’t need repeating (but we’ll repeat it until it doesn’t): human life begins at conception. (via Matthew Warner) More at abort73.com…
Feministing highlighted a federal court decision which struck down parts of the South Dakota abortion informed consent law: In another win for reproductive justice this week, a federal judge called a South Dakota anti-choice law – which mandates that doctors …
This is too funny not to post: I read the column this morning at home and when I was standing on the subway I noticed a woman sitting near me reading the Post who glanced toward that article, rolled her …
Women arguing against abortion? Must be a front. Read more »
An important and thoughtful article in the Catholic Register on palliative care: Michele Chaban doesn’t want the option of asking her doctor to kill her, but she thinks she’s probably going to get it. Chaban is one of Canada’s leading …
An important video for our friends south of the border (via Thomas Peters). [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RD7hJhwy5g&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&feature=player_embedded&fs=1] Unfortunately, Canada already subscribes to the incredible inconsistency that abortion is both a woman’s choice and a medical necessity.
One of the most influence pro-life essays I’ve read was in grade 12 philosophy class, an essay titled Is every human being a person? by Patrick Lee (IIRC). So, when I see Patrick Lee’s name as one of the authors …
Thomas Peters covers the tragic story of a women who was stabbed by her boyfriend after refusing to have an abortion. The woman was in critical condition when the story was published, but “the fetus survived.” There are all sorts …
We’ve updated our Google Calendar with a tentative schedule of events for the fall term. Hope to see you around campus!