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ethnic student team which will
discuss student rights
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public schools of Oklahoma Its
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A seminar for high school
social studies teachers across the
state will be held Friday and
Saturday, Feb. 1 and 2 at the
Holiday Inn in Norman.
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Spiders can be very unpredictable creatures, Mary Karpinski,
zoology graduate assistant, said at a zoology seminar she gave
concerning her research with spiders.
Ms Karpinski has been working on her research of the reactions of
spiders to various disturbances of their webs since fall 1971. She is
working under the direction of Dr. Hubert Frings, professor of zoology
at OU. Ms. Karpinski said she hopes to finish her research this year.
During the winter there are no spiders to work with, she said, as
they hatch in the spring and die before winter At this time she is
correlating the data she has gathered
"One cannot stereotype the nature of spider behavior ’’ Ms
Karpinski said to about 50 people who attended the seminar. Her work
has been complicated by the uncooperativeness of some spiders who
refuse to build webs, she said.
By JUDY HARGROVE
Staff Writer
Seven persons involved in the abortion issue by
profession or interest argued whether abortion is a
medical, moral or legal question during a panel discussion
Tuesday. 150 persons attended the discussion.
The Rev Stanley Smucker summed up the abortion
issue by saying, “We are not talking about something
magical We are talking about something medical,
psychological and theological.” The Rev. Smucker who is
an associate minister of the Trinity United Church in
Oklahoma Qty, spoke on the “pro-abortion" side of the
issue.
Dr. Tom Nix, a physician from Oklahoma Qty. began
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the panel discussion, which was structured like an
informal debate He represented the anti-abortion view,
or what the anti-abortion proponents termed the pro-
life" side of the issue.
Nix summed up the argument of the pro-life
proponents by saying, “There is no difference in the
fertilized ovum and a living human being. “The child is
as much a human being before birth as he is a human
being after birth," he said.
Karen Irey, an OU assistant professor of social work
and affiliate of the Oklahoma Abortion Action Coalition,
said, "No restrictive law should take away the right of a
woman to control her own body, and no woman should be
forced to bear a child against her will."
Students who have a few extra hours a week can apply for volunteer
work in the Norman Public Schools, Marge Goins, coordinator for the
student volunteer program, said Wectoesday.
A volunteer orientation program will be held at 7:30 tonight in the
Norman High School ackninistration building in the film room
Classroom assistants and tutors are needed to work during the
school day Students are expected to work at least three hours a week
Much of the work is with remedial teaching and with foreign
students, Ms. Goins said. Most of the requests for tutoring, she said,
involve mathematics and come from the junior high and elementary
schools
“The feedback from teachers and principals is very positive," Ms
Goins said. Teachers are increasing their requests for volunteers, she
said
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Abortion debate attended by 150
“Therefore," she said, “It is a medical question and
not a legal one.”
The Rev. Robert Wise, minister of the Ukeside
Methodist Church in Oklahoma City, said. "We (the pro-
life proponents) will not argue that a woman has a right to
her own body The personhood of those who are unborn
and cannot speak for themselves must be protected bv
legal methods," he said. The Rev. Wise is the founder of
"Project Hope,” which is a care program for unwed
mothers
Jack Petty, a professor of law at the Bethany
Nazarene College aligned with the pro-life group, spoke on
the constitutional aspects regarding abortion
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