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Nebraska Wesleyan Administrators Veto Condoms in Vending Machines

December 6, 2002

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The administrative council of Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln on Monday voted to reject a plan to make condoms available in residence hall vending machines, according to Sara Boatman, vice president for student affairs. That leaves in place a policy that provides condoms through the student health center and women's resource center. Last month, members of the Student Affairs Senate voted 29-10 to recommend expanded access to condoms in the dorms. "I feel like the student senate did what they needed to do for the students and the administration did what they needed to do for the university," said Whitney Livingston, a junior from Lincoln and the senate president. Three years ago, the student senate passed a bill to put five condom machines on campus, but administrators vetoed the plan after studying campus opinion for several months.

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Associated Press
12.05.02

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This article was provided by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It is a part of the publication CDC HIV/Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update.
 
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