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b. Lissner, Elaine (1992). Contraceptive Methods for Men, New Voice - Chico’s Monthly Newspaper of women, Family, & Community, Vol. 1, No. 8 (May/June), p. 13.

c. Lessner, Elaine (1992). 8 New Nonhormonal Contraceptive Methods for Men, Changing Men, Issue 24 (Summer), pp. 24 & 25.

d. Lissner, Elaine (1993). Beyond Condoms, Australian Women’s Forum # 18 (May), pp. 42 – 45. Other articles in this issue are The World According to He & She, Women & Men, Body Talk, Australia’s Most Studly, etc.

e. Lissner, Elaine (1993). Alternative Contraception for Men, Earth First! Journal, Vol. 13, No. 4 (March), p. 20.

f. Mathewes, Marcie (1992). Contraceptive Underwear, Short-Term Sterility Baths, and Men: A New Twist on Birth Control, Dot Dot Dot, Vol. 2, No. 4 (June), pp.2 & 3.

g. Sachs, Aaron (1994). Men, Sex, and Parenthood in an Overpopulating World, World Watch, Vol. 7, No. 2 (March/April), pp. 12 – 19.

h. Sullivan, Suzanne L. (1993). Where No Man Has Gone Before, Off Our Backs, Vol. 23, No. 10 (Nov.), p. 6.

i. Walbridge, Jenny (1992). Birth Control: Sharing Responsibility, The Loyola Phoenix (student newspaper of Loyola University Chicago), Vol. 24, No. 19 (April 1), p. 22.

j. Misc.