Legally Sarah can have an abortion, but it has become a social issue that has become a large controversy. Abortions among college students are not widely accepted. According to a Planned Parenthood study done in 1997, forty percent of seventeen year olds will become pregnant before their twenty-fifth birthday. That statistic is directed to college age women. Should abortions be easily accepted among college students? My own viewpoint is "yes", abortions should become more easily accepted among college students.

No conclusion has been made as to the exact moment when the fetus becomes a baby; it is a large gray area. So who is right and who is wrong? When is a fetus considered a baby? Who makes the definition of a human being? These are questions that will most likely never be answered. In coming to a compromise both sides need to accept and respect each other's views and know that there will never be an easy answer.

main question facing society is the definition of a fetus' point of living. Even the Constitution gives no clear answer. The Constitution uses words like born or naturalized, that being interpreted to mean that the rights are protected once the fetus is born (Tribe 120). Pro-lifers say that from the moment of conception the fetus is a person and therefore is a bearer of human rights, "a fertilized embryo is the foundation for a living

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