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Dear Tumblr Followers
I see that a lot of you post gifs from the show New Girl. Zooey Deschanel bothers me sometimes because she’s such an “indie darling” and “manic pixie dream girl” in a lot of her roles but I’m interested in watching it because it looks funny and I do like her about half of the time. Is it worth watching?
Dean Winchester has very feminine lips and eyelashes. I can’t stop noticing them, but he’s so cuuuute regardless. ❤_____❤
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Plan B6 of the Day: Officials at Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania were asked to explain their decision to offer students access to the emergency contraception pill Plan B through a vending machine inside the school’s health center.
“We had some conversations with them and did a survey of the student body and we got an 85 percent response rate that the students supported Plan B in the House Center,” said Ship’s Vice president of Student Affairs, Dr. Roger Serr.
One dose of the so-called “morning-after pill,” which can legally be purchased over-the-counter by individuals 17 or older, will set students back $25. The university says it uses money made from sales to purchase more pills. Some 350 to 400 doses are sold each year.
“The vending machine is just a way to dispense it,” said Dr. Serr. “It’s provided, it’s not necessarily promoted on a large scale.”
[wtae / poo.]
Good job, Pennsylvania.](http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lz1b6lS8gr1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Plan B6 of the Day: Officials at Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania were asked to explain their decision to offer students access to the emergency contraception pill Plan B through a vending machine inside the school’s health center.
“We had some conversations with them and did a survey of the student body and we got an 85 percent response rate that the students supported Plan B in the House Center,” said Ship’s Vice president of Student Affairs, Dr. Roger Serr.
One dose of the so-called “morning-after pill,” which can legally be purchased over-the-counter by individuals 17 or older, will set students back $25. The university says it uses money made from sales to purchase more pills. Some 350 to 400 doses are sold each year.
“The vending machine is just a way to dispense it,” said Dr. Serr. “It’s provided, it’s not necessarily promoted on a large scale.”
Good job, Pennsylvania.
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I'm Kim. I'm a 21 year old undead college student.
I also work at Gamestop.
My dream is to be an author by the time I'm 25, and I've recently decided to give that all I've got.
