Associated Women Students held their first seminar on the controversial subject of abortion. Various community leaders and groups were represented on the panel, including the state legislature, Attorney General's office, the Ogden Jewish community and Planned Parenthood. Many members of the audience were drawn into a heated discussion by comments of the panelists. Opinions aired on the subject were very diverse. AWS also sponsored a week of activities for married students. The theme of the November 12-16 events was "Families are Fun" and most of the activities were geared for family entertainment. A panel discussion on "Parenting" and a Reader's Theater on the subject, I'M OK YOU'RE OK (a book by Dr. Thomas Harris) were among events in the first part of the week. On Thursday, November 15, a Walt Disney movie "Bednobs and Broomsticks" was shown with small children especially in mind. A symphony concert and an Italian dinner in the Skyroom completed the week's activities on Friday night. Upper left: A lone student waited for a ride in front of the Fine Arts Building as the shadows lengthened. Upper middle: A member of the WSC CLIC committee took notes at a CLIC meeting. Upper right: Ken Lowe, Student Services Vice-President, dreamed of building a miniature golf course somewhere in the Union Building. Center: Flea markets gave WSC students a chance to make some extra money. Lower left: Right hand lady to the proprietor, a little girl watched flea market visitors roam around the UB ballroom. Opposite page, upper right: Brinton Burbage, from the Att'y Gen.'s office, Barbara Leff, representing the Ogden Jewish community, Glen Brooks of Planned Parenthood gave his views on abortion at the first AWS seminar of the year. Center Roberta Mahn and Demont Judd listened to comments of the seminar audience. Lower left: Statements made by seminar panelists inspired much comment from members of the audience, Lower middle: Terry Faust and friend were found relaxing on the grass south of the Union Building. Lower right: Wendy Thompson a member of the Arts and Crafts committee, was caught working on a poster in the Hobby Cellar.