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I would think, "No". Unless I'm mistaken, the athletic department can pay for prescription medications only when related to a medical condition. Now, it is true that "The Pill" is sometimes used for other than birth control, such as to "regulate" menstration - in those cases, I would assume that the athletic department can pay for them since it is being used to treat a medical condition.

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This has to do with volleyball, but with womens sports in general too.  Do you think the NU athletic department offers free birth control to it's female athletes???

You are a weird individual. Are you thinking about popping a volleyball player? :lol:

 

Just kidding.

I think I kinda have a thing for Elmer. I don't know, have you ever heard of a NU volleyball player redshirting because she got knocked up?

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This has to do with volleyball, but with womens sports in general too.  Do you think the NU athletic department offers free birth control to it's female athletes???

You are a weird individual. Are you thinking about popping a volleyball player? :lol:

 

Just kidding.

I think I kinda have a thing for Elmer. I don't know, have you ever heard of a NU volleyball player redshirting because she got knocked up?

Just 1, but that was back in the 80's

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