Chains Effective For Georgetown Protestors

Georgetown University officials say they are now willing to talk about sex health issues after a dozen student protesters got their attention during a rally Saturday.

At least three of those students spent eight hours chained to a statue of the school's founder after learning school officials would not sit down and hear their complaints. The protesters also covered their mouths with duct tape to symbolize what they say is censorship by Georgetown University, the paper reports.

The students are part of a group called Plan A: Hoyas for Reproductive Justice. They are upset having to leave campus to purchase condoms and other birth control. The students and staff also want the school’s health plan to cover birth control and other reproductive choices.

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