The miscarriage story is really ambivalent. It supposes two extremely contrasting opinions without offering a solution. So far, it's a case of miscommunication

The miscarriage story is really ambivalent. It supposes two extremely contrasting opinions without offering a solution. So far, it's a case of miscommunication. To blame only the students and subordinate workers for lack of understanding would be one-sided. But the article doesn't offer a nice explanation nor a solution to the exemplary problem. I wouldn't expect either that pregnancy at the work place was a good idea. I am actually rather opposed to it in general, and for more free time for mothers. By the way: One has to wonder whether the situation was any different at the newspaper producing this article.