YALE STUDENT INSISTS ABORTION ART PROJECT IS REAL, DESPITE UNIVERSITY'S CLAIMS OF 'CREATIVE FICTION'


A Yale University student who touched off a campus firestorm with her shocking claims of repeatedly artificially inseminating herself and then inducing miscarriages as part of an art project stood by her story Friday, despite statements from the university that her version of events is "creative fiction."

In a guest column that ran in Friday's Yale Daily News — which first reported her claims in Thursday's edition — senior art major Aliza Shvarts maintained that she had conducted artificial inseminations and carried out what she characterized as self-induced miscarriage procedures, though she never actually knew whether she was pregnant.

"For the past year, I performed repeated self-induced miscarriages," Shvarts wrote in Friday's column. "Using a needleless syringe, I would inject the sperm near my cervix within 30 minutes of its collection, so as to insure the possibility of fertilization.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,351730,00.html

no link??

In her defense, perhaps she was too ugly to get a date.

what's "artistic" about this?

Deception is OK if you hide behind the guise of "art" isn't it? (see also "An Inconvenient Truth"; "Fahrenheit 9/11").

Psycho crazy biatch, party of 1, your table is now available

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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24189690/

Not to seem off on this, but if she "artifically inseminated herself" which is done by doictors w/ no success MANY times and NEVER validated pregnancy, who can say she was actually pregnant?

can't she just go buy the sperm to do it herself. My sister and her hubby are planning on duing that because he is fixed. They would do it in the privacy of their own home and not at a doctors office.