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MTSU VOX

		Educate, Enrich, Engage! Female 28 years old Murfreesboro, Tennessee United States Last Login: 10/27/2008
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Music	I LOVE local bands who help keep me going by playing at "VOX ROX" benefit concerts like...Cutthroat Junction, Destiny, The States, The Young Livers, Page 80, Seth Timbs, The Glitter Dragons, Casio Cassanova, The Love Cats, Miles of Clear June...and maybe a few more I can't think of right now.
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MTSU VOX's Details

Status:	Single
Hometown:	Murfreesboro
Zodiac Sign:	Capricorn
Education:	In college
Income:	Less than $30,000

MTSU VOX's Schools

Middle Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro,Tennessee
Graduated: N/A
Degree: None
Major: Sex Ed

2003 to Present

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We are VOX: Voices for Planned Parenhood of MTSU, borrowing from the Latin "Vox," meaning "voice" and that's exactly what we believe everyone has the right to use!

We are one of many VOX chapters located across college campuses in not only Tennessee, but all over the nation. We are non-partisan and non-profit, working as a liason between Planned Parenthood of Middle and East Tennessee and the student body of Middle Tennessee State University. We are proud to be part of Planned Parenthood's responsible choices campaign.

Our chapter, located on campus at Middle Tennessee State University strives to make those responsible choices a reality for everyone by relaying and providing information and education pretaining to sexuality, sexual health and reproductive health and rights that is easily accessable to students who have questions and need answers. We believe that comprehensive, medically-sound sex education and more accessible birth control and contraceptives is the best way for people of all ages to protect themselves and their (potential) partners.

Our goal is simple - in a world of gray areas, black and white answers just don't cut it. There are always choices and always options that the individual, not the government, has the right to decide on for themselves.

Contact us at mtsuvox@gmail.com with any questions, suggestions or general inquiries you may have. We'd love to hear from you!

"Through Vox, college students across the country organize events on campus to raise awareness about reproductive health, work with and support their local Planned Parenthood health centers, and mobilize advocates of reproductive rights." ~From Planned Parenthood's website

Who I'd like to meet:
MTSU Students & Alumni who are looking for a great pro-choice student organization to join or lend a hand with! Progressive thinkers of all genders, races, sexual orientaion, religions, and political affiliation.

MTSU VOX's Friend Space (Top 8)

MTSU VOX has 73 friends.

PPMET

jessica

Fishizzle

Friendly Neighborhood Atheist

glitter808

Southern Girls Rock & Roll Camp

Amy Smith-Smith

Tom

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Friendly Neighborhood Atheist	Sep 18 2007 9:09 PM http://guerillawomentn.blogspot.com/2007/09/pro-choice-mtsu-students-stand-up-for.html
jessica	Aug 28 2007 7:06 PM had a good meeting with ut-vox! GAP won't be catching anyone off guard this time!
Friendly Neighborhood Atheist	Jul 31 2007 3:03 PM I checked the events calender for MTSU. The GAP will be on campus Monday and Tuesday Sept 10 &11 from 9-4.
equal access	Apr 13 2007 4:53 PM WE NEED YOUR HELP To keep this critical service for low-income women available, Equal Access Fund needs your donation now! The cost of an abortion in Tennessee during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy is around $475. It is our goal to provide a grant of up to half the cost of the procedure to women with low or no income. CURRENT GOALS FOR THE FUND (with out of my pocket $): * setting up a cell phone account for our HOTLINE in order to get referrals not only from the internet/clinics. * getting fundraising pamphlets printed * launching a huge mail-out campaign to target large donors * grant writing, grant writing, grant writing CURRENT GOALS FOR THE FUND (with donated money) * 100% of your money goes to funding abortion for low or no income women in our region PLEASE send a PAYPAL donation today to equalaccessfund@gmail.com in order to help directly fund abortion for low income women. Thanks for you help, Heather Equal Access Fund serving Tennessee
Friendly Neighborhood Atheist	Apr 5 2007 7:27 PM The Truth about the Campfield Bill Death Certificates on Abortions Proposed Feb 14 02:41 PM US/Eastern By ERIK SCHELZIG Associated Press Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Legislation introduced in Tennessee would require death certificates for aborted fetuses, which likely would create public records identifying women who have abortions. Rep. Stacey Campfield, a Republican, said his bill would provide a way to track how many abortions are performed. He predicted it would pass in the Republican-controlled Senate but would have a hard time making it through the Democratic House. "All these people who say they are pro-life—at least we would see how many lives are being ended out there by abortions," said Campfield. The number of abortions reported to the state Office of Vital Records is already publicly available. The office collects records—but not death certificates—on abortions and the deaths of fetuses after 22 weeks gestation or weighing about 1 pound. The identities of the women who have abortions are not included in those records, but death certificates include identifying information such as Social Security numbers. Campfield's bill, introduced Monday, would give abortion providers 10 days following an "induced termination of a pregnancy" to file a death certificate. House Judiciary Chairman Rob Briley, a Democrat, called Campfield's proposal "the most preposterous bill I've seen" in an eight-year legislative career. "It is totally inconsistent with everything the law contemplates as it relates to anything close to that subject," he said. The anti-abortion group Tennessee Right to Life has not yet taken a position on the death certificate bill, said spokeswoman Myra Simons. But she said the organization applauds the sponsors' efforts to "draw attention to the way abortion is handled in Tennessee." Keri Adams, vice president of Planned Parenthood in Te
PPMET	Mar 20 2007 8:17 PM
jessica	Mar 16 2007 9:41 PM Are any of you's coming out to the Live Action Camp?????
PPMET	Mar 6 2007 10:02 PM
glitter808	Feb 15 2007 4:17 PM Thanks for letting me hang out at tunnel of love! It was great to see you there!
Friendly Neighborhood Atheist	Feb 14 2007 3:09 AM Like the way Free sounds? Been a while since your last Pap Test? Curious of all the talk about cervical cancer going around? Don't think you have the cash? Well, it's your lucky day! Now is the time because Planned Parenthood of Middle and East Tennessee is offering FREE Pap Tests this Saturday! That's right! FREE! Saturday, February 17th 9:00 am - 3:00 pm 412 D.B. Todd Blvd (corner of 18th & Charlotte Ave.) Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments may be made by calling 615-321-7216. For a woman, Pap tests (or cervical cancer screenings) are integral to maintaining a healthy reproductive system - an indispensable part of complete health care. Pap tests allow medical professionals to recognize abnormal cells and can be the best and most effective tool in the early detection of cervical cancer. Don't leave your health and your future up to chance, come out to PPMET this Saturday for your FREE Pap test. **Oh, and mark your calendars!!! Coming up, March 2nd, PPMET will be offering free EC (The Morning After Pill)!
jessica	Feb 11 2007 12:38 AM lookin good. . . see you tuesday at tunnel of love!
jessica	Dec 28 2006 12:23 AM how's campus life?
jessica	Nov 14 2006 4:39 PM
valerie rose	Apr 26 2006 4:33 AM I'd like to personally thank and congratulate everyone who made it out today or even walked accross campus with a button or sticker on today for the efforts we made in education and free speech.
ash	Oct 25 2005 2:14 AM the GAP is currently camped out in knoxville. just letting you know so you can watch out for it! ashley
jessica	Oct 15 2005 1:39 AM Sara: thanx!!! It was good to see you made it out. Please, everyone go to my profile and click on "We don't need another wave" link under blogs. It is a bona-fide opportunity for young feminists to write and get published (and get paid!!!!). Everybody, go there, copy/paste on your own blog/bulletin so we can really make a splash in the publishing world!!!!!!!!!!! --spreading love and light
Fishizzle	Oct 4 2005 5:04 AM The regional conference went great! Samantha congratulations on your award. And Jess you did a great job on your speech. (and I liked your outfit too!)
Jacobi Wan Kenobi ~twitter.com/streetstars	Sep 7 2005 6:58 PM why does vox have to be a a girl? can't VOX just be a hermaphrodite? just kidding, i'll just pretend.
mia	Aug 29 2005 5:20 PM MTSU Vox rocks. It was great meeting you in DC!
jessica	Aug 26 2005 11:12 PM Thanx to all who made it out to the meeting! Ya'll rock. Look for the meeting minutes: coming to an inbox near you . . . . . . . . . . .

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