As a Religious Advisor and Staff at the University, I need to respond to the Bulletin's articles concerning birth control in the Nov. 23 edition.
Sexuality is a serious matter on our campus, in our society and in our world.
I write this as we approach AIDS Awareness Day, and we are reminded on how people can die when any of God's gifts are misused. Your author is confused with what they term the rhythm method. The calendar rhythm method has not been taught for many years and is not as reliable as current methods. Natural Family Planning or NFP is taught and is morally acceptable to all major religions. There are several methods of NFP taught and used, none of which were mentioned in your articles, but information for all of these could have easily been found.