Anti-abortion activists come to La Verne

Members of the anti-abortion group "Survivors," including Eric Milton (right) and Daniel Anguis (left), visited various corners around the University of La Verne campus Thursdaay. Milton and Anguis, who stood on the corner of Third and D Streets, handed out literature about the group and real life abortion stories. The group, based in San Bernardino, travels to different colleges and high schools on what they call a "Campus Life Tour." / photo by Jennifer Contreras
Members of the anti-abortion group “Survivors,” including Eric Milton (right) and Daniel Anguis (left), visited various corners around the University of La Verne campus Thursday. Milton and Anguis, who stood on the corner of Third and D Streets, handed out literature about the group and real life abortion stories. The group, based in San Bernardino, travels to different colleges and high schools on what they call a “Campus Life Tour.” / photo by Jennifer Contreras
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