As
Roe vs. Wade Turns 30, Ruling’s Future Is Unsure
- LA Times (free registration required)
"Roe is in grave peril," says Betsy Cavendish, legal
director for NARAL Pro-Choice America, formerly known as the National
Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League. "A switch in one vote
[at the high court] could ban some abortion procedures and possibly
ban second-trimester abortions. With a switch in two justices, Roe could
be overturned entirely."
Here are some other articles to look at:
Pro-Life
Youth Hold Prayer Rally At DC Abortion Clinic (CNSNews.com)
Victims
of Abortion Speak Out (NewsMax.com)

- This is a good time to talk to your children about abortion. If
you do not wish to discuss this issue during dinner be sure to bring
it up after dinner.
- If you want to study up on abortion together, here are some good
websites: National
Right To Life and Family
Research Counsel.
- What would you say to a friend who is planning on having an abortion?
- Here are some Bible verses on abortion. Exodus
21:22-25; Psalm 51:5; 139:13-16; Jeremiah 1:5; Luke 1:41-44.
SIDE ORDERS - other news
New
poll shows tilt to protect unborn - Washington
Times
Nearly 70 percent of Americans say they favor "restoring
legal protection for unborn children," according to a new poll
that pro-life groups say shows public opinion is swinging their way
on the abortion issue.
Educators
ask whether band is too stressful - 
Whether band directors are overworking their students
is one of the questions members of the University Interscholastic League
and Texas Music Educators Association plan to discuss during a meeting
today in Austin.
What
a hoot! Experts fooled by fake owl - Associated
Press
"And he said, 'I just wanted to let you know I'm
going to be out front trying to catch this injured owl,' " Andersen
said. "I just broke out laughing. I told him it was a fake owl."
Barbie
dolls out advice for kids - Reuters
Barbie, that doll of many careers, now dispenses phone
advice for young fans struggling with pint-sized tribulations -- an
upcoming spelling test, bedtime woes or a pesky little sister.
LEFTOVERS
- previous dialogues
Monday - January 20, 2003
Heaton walks out of music awards show because of lewd tone
Friday - January 17, 2003
- A Hummer-dinger
- Cash-poor police to get cars that carry ads
Wednesday - January 15, 2003
Criminals keep getting younger and younger
Monday - January 13, 2003
School violence hits lower grades
Monday - December 16, 2002
Believe the hype: LeBron better than advertised
Wednesday - December 11, 2002
Two Third-Graders Arrested For Marijuana Possession
Wednesday - December 4, 2002
Surprisingly Few Adults Outside of Christianity Have Positive Views
of Christians
Monday - December 2, 2002
Choosing Virginity
Tuesday - November 19, 2002
Study finds steady fall in benevolence
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