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*sigh* I'm a UConn alumna.

The Womens' Center on campus is full of psycho feminazis. About 6 years ago when I was a student, they sold chocolates in the shape of male genitalia as a fund-raiser for some abortion clinic. Really, they're wackos.

A woman named Robin Ringletta-Kottkin, who grew up in a strict Catholic household with anti-abortion beliefs, had to ultimately choose to have the procedure after an adoption agency informed her that they would not accept a bi-racial baby, since the father of the child was black.

Where did she go, 'The Aryan Adoption Agency'? Does this sound like bunko to anyone?

What a joke -- that the adoption clinic "wouldn't take a bi-racial baby"...I'm too young to know if that story was ever true (which I doubt), but it is obviously not the case now a days. Can they show AT-LEAST a half-ass attempt to make their propoganda believable??

I sigh with you. I am unfortunately a UConn alum too.

I recall a few years back the university was going to get a animal vaccine research center built on campus for a $1 price tag from Pfizer (a value of like $80 million) and a crew of several virology experts added to their animal science, molecular bio, and pathobiology departments. Instead, a small group of humanities students (with support from their marxist professors) protested the plan, put an enormous ammount of junk environmental science (about contaminating the rinking water supplye etc) on the radio. They got a lawyer friend to file in court. Pfizer and the university wanted to fight it but Pfizer couldn't afford ther delay to their operations. They pulled out and set up at a mid-west university with an agricultural program.