Many college students in Indiana are reportedly unhappy about the state’s near-total abortion ban.
Some students, according to reports, are regretting their decision to pursue their education in The Hoosier State. Others say the decision is likely to weigh in on their choice of where to live after graduation.
The state’s universities have mostly remained silent about the restrictions, with one Notre Dame spokesperson telling WFYI the school had “nothing to add” regarding the change in policy. Purdue University released a statement saying it was the school’s policy not to comment on social or political issues in the public arena. I-U officials say they are “reviewing the new law to assess any potential impacts” on their campuses and missions.
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I care what a bunch of babies think why? Good don’t live here then! Bye! Honestly why even publish a story like this 95.3? Its not informative it’s not news. Tommie you are reporting on the opinions of a group of people that I would say 95% of the readers here don’t give a damn about. There a real issues out there pick one and do your job and report. Why don’t you write an article about the support for the abortion ban?
I guess they don’t know how to avoid getting pregnant. Or haven’t figured out that they can go to another state to get one. If they don’t like something , they want to ban it. If they want something, nothing short of a tantrum will do. Free speech, on their terms only. I wish I could be there when reality slaps them in the face. The world can be a cruel place, and few of them are ready to cope with it.
It sure is hard to keep those leggs closed or to put on a condom.