High Court affirms
right to abortion
sent form and performance of
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme tion.
Court yesterday struck down a host of t Aborted fetuses be dispos
state and local regulations designed to "humane and sanitary" way.
make abortions more difficult to obtain, . All pregnant, unwed gir
reinforcing its 1973 decision which 15-no matter how "mature"
legalized the operation and sparked a a parent's consent or a jut
continuing moral and political storm. proval before having an aborti
In three separate decisions - THE COURT upheld regulat
resolving disputes from Virginia, require medical reports to be
Missouri and Ohio - the court declared for all abortions and require
unconstitutional regulations requiring tors to be present for abortion
that: med on women in the final trir
* All abortions for women more than the last three months of their
three months pregnant be performed in cies.
hospitals rather than clinics. It also upheld state and loc
" Doctors tell women seeking abor- nments may require par
tions about possible birth-giving alter- judicial consent for abortion
natives, abortion risks and that the med on minors as long as th
fetus is "a human life." determination in each case
* At least a 24-hour waiting period girl's "maturity" to reach the
between the time a woman signs a con- decision on her own.
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Anger needs
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about a situation for days on end does
nothing to change problems and only
increases stress, he says.
"LEARNING to cope with anger is
important," he says, because "anger
can effect the way we deal with others
and therefore can either aid or hinder
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But learning how and when to get
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There are three basic ways people
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The first, entitled "anger-in" is mostly
used by middle class men and involves
suppressing angry feelings. This
method can be harmful because anger
never comes out in the open.
The second way, "anger-out," is most
common among working-class people
in high-stress jobs. This method in-
cludes open expression of feelings,
sometimes to the person's own
detriment, Harburg says.
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style,'' is the ideal way for a person to
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express anger. Instead of lashing out at
an attacker or letting anger build inside
and raise blood pressure, the reflective
person takes time to assess the
situation and react rationally.
Women chose the last method more
than men, Harburg says, but only 10 to
20 percent of people surveyed used the
reflective strategy.
The differences between methods for
expressing anger are related to social
or economic groups, he says. Families
teachchildren when it is right or wrong
to express anger, Harburg says.
THE MIDDLE class child is brought
up with the idea that anger is a "no-no,"
while among working class families
anger is more freely expressed.
Most stress is caused by suppressed
anger, from either job pressure, family
problems or self-expectations, Harburg
says.,
Automatic responses to anger can
also get a person into trouble, he says.
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HAPPENINGS
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Meetings
Regents - 9 a.m., Regents Room, Fleming Administration Building.
Korean Christian Fellowship - Bible study meeting, 9 p.m., Campus
Chapel.
International Student Fellowship -7 p.m., 4100 Nixon Road.
Ann Arbor Chinese Bible Class - 7:30 p.m., Univ. Reformed Church.
Miscellaneous
Nuclear Engineering - Silver Anniversary Alumni Reunion celebrating
25th year as an academic department, interested college faculty members
welcome.
Aikido - Practice, 5 p.m., Wrestling Room, Athletic Building.
Eckankar - Talk, 7:30 p.m., Muehlig Room, Ann Arbor Public Library,
343 S. Fifth.
Tae Kwon Do Club - Practice, 6-8 p.m., outside behind IM Building.
Duplicate Bridge Club - Open Game, 7:15 p.m., League.
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