Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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- ,ij ig YQ With the liberated woman and the new morality, contraceptives have come into more and more use by both single and married women. However. there is still much ignorance of types and use. and many still have the it cant happen to me attitude, lvlany college age women do not plan on marriage and a family for near in the future. and need protection against unwanted pregnancies. As one coed stated. I thought I was preg- nant once. I literally saw my life flash in front of my eyes. Everything I wanted, my degree, my career, my freedom, was about to be lost. I was broke. I couldnt afford an abortion. and I couIdn't tell my parents. When I found out I wasn't, I immediately went on the pill. I suddenly realized that it could happen to me. Luckily for this generation. it is much easier for an unmarried college age girl to get birth control. The Family Planning Clinic is one answer. It is run by SEK- CAP with two serving physicians rotating from week to week. Pregnancy tests, blood tests for venereal disease, pelvic examinations and pap smears are among the services offered. The family planning program has been thrown open to all, the only qualification being that the woman be at least eighteen or have parental consent. The prime commitments are to women of low- income families, but college age girls are welcomed. The clinic is located inthe Neighborhood Service Cen- ter at 731 E. 1Oth Street, and is held every Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. The center provides information in birth control and many different devices. The clinic can also make abortion referrals. The college age girl has no excuse for ignorance of birth control and attitude, with the facilities provided by Pittsburg. Women need not have their careers, educa- tion or futures endangered. The world today has no need for unwanted children.