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Queer Archives Project

2002 The Lafayette, "Alix Olson brings Feminism to Farinon"

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Contents of this tag:
1. Interview with Peter Theodore '97
2. Interview with Stephen Parahus '84
3. Interview with Leah Wasacz '16
4. 2017 Riley Temple '71 "Aunt Esther's Children Redeemed" Frontispiece
7. 2007 The Lafayette, "New film group tackles tough topic for documentary"
8. 2018 QPOC Art Fest Flier
9. 1992 Brochure of AIDS Quilt Display Schedule
10. 1992 Press Release Concerning Baritone William Parker’s AIDS Quilt Performance
11. 2002 The Lafayette, "Alix Olson brings Feminism to Farinon"
12. 1992 The Lafayette, "Filmmaker Adair speaks on living with HIV"
13. 2020 Marginalia in Female Homosexuality: Try It! You'll Like It!
14. 2018 Photos of Rita Mae Brown guest lecture for WGS 340: Sexuality Studies Image 1: This is a photograph of author Rita Mae Brown lecturing in Professor Mary A. Armstrong's Spring 2018 WGS 340: Sexuality Studies class. Image 2: This is a photograph of author Rita Mae Brown talking with WGS 340 students, Professor Mary A. Armstrong and Catherine Hanlon '79 after after guest lecturing in Professor Armstrong's Spring 2018 WGS 340: Sexuality Studies class. Image 3: This photograph of Catherine Hanlon '79, Professor Mary A. Armstrong and author Rita Mae Brown was taken after Brown's guest lecture in Armstrong's WGS 340 class in Spring 2018. Image 4: This is a photo of Rita Mae Brown signing a personal copy of her novel "Six of One" (1978) for Mary A. Armstrong. They are in Armstrong's faculty office. Image 5: This is a picture of Rita Mae Brown talking with Mary A. Armstrong after signing her personal copy of her novel "Six of One" (1978). They are in Armstrong's faculty office. Image 6: This is a picture of Rita Mae Brown signing posters associated with her lecture as part of Women's & Gender Studies' Spring 2018 "Voices of Resistance" Series. Mary A. Armstrong is present, and they are in Armstrong's faculty office.
Contents of this tag:
1. Interview with Peter Theodore '97
3. Interview with Stephen Parahus '84
4. Interview with Daniel Reynolds '08
5. 1992 Lafayette Magazine, "Quilt offers Lafayette a powerful education about AIDS"
7. 2010 Photo of Kirby Hall of Civil Rights Lobby Timeline
8. 2006 Daniel Reynolds '08 Photo Speaking at the "Gay? Fine by Me" Rally
9. 1994 Photo of "Closet on the Quad"
10. 2014 Feminism Photography Project, Shanequa Lassiter '14
11. 2006 Photo of "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally Crowd
12. 2006 QuEST Drag Ball Invitation
13. 1992 Photo of AIDS Quilt Viewing in Kirby Field House
14. 2003 Dave Pallone “Who’s Really on First?” Event Flier
15. 1992 CAMPUS, "The Quilt"
16. 1992 The Morning Call, "AIDS quilt ends stay at Lafayette"
17. 1992 Friends of the Quilt at Lafayette Beneficiary Organizations Announcement
18. 2016 Janet Mock Signed Event Poster
19. 2006 Photo Prof. Fabian Speaking at QuEST "Gay? Fine by Me" Event
20. 1992 Announcement Describing "The AIDS Memorial Quilt at Lafayette College"
21. 1989 Lafayette Alumni News, “Riley Temple ‘71: Education is ‘silver bullet’ in AIDS fight”
22. 1988 The Lafayette, "AIDS panel comes to Lafayette for discussion"
23. 1992 The Express-Times, "AIDS quilt display touches Lafayette"
25. 1992 The Morning Call, "Unfolding of AIDS quilt at Lafayette stirs emotions"
26. 1992 Lafayette Alumni News, "Taking it personally: Memorial quilt display sensitizes campus and community to the tragedy of AIDS"
27. 1981 Administrative Correspondence Regarding Delta Upsilon "Back to the Womb" Party
28. 1992 Bailey Health Center Flier for Reduced Cost Confidential AIDS Testing
29. 1992 Brochure of AIDS Quilt Display Schedule
30. 1996 "Friendship in the Age of AIDS" Flier
32. 2007-2008 QuEST Goals
33. 1992 Press Release Concerning Baritone William Parker’s AIDS Quilt Performance
34. 2004 QuEST Day of Silence Letter to Faculty
35. 2006 QuEST "Gay? Fine By Me" Event T-shirt
36. 2006 Photo of Rev. Colatch Speaking at "Gay? Fine by Me" Rally
38. 2006 Photo of "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally Participants
40. 2006 Daniel Reynolds Speech at "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally
41. 2013 Rainbow Shirts Equality Rally Photo
42. 1992 Memo to Greek Life Presidents Concerning AIDS Quilt Ceremony Attendance
43. 2006 The Lafayette, "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally Letter to the Editor
44. 2006 Unofficial The Lafayette Insert Covering the "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally
45. 1992 Press Release Concerning Student Participation in AIDS Awareness Day
46. 2002 The Lafayette, "Alix Olson brings Feminism to Farinon"
47. 1992 Press Release Concerning Student Organizers of AIDS Quilt Display
48. 2006 Outline of Events Between QuEST and The Lafayette Following "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally
49. 2016 Fireside Chat with Jacob Tobia Photograph
50. 2006 "Gay? Fine By Me" LINC Event Proposal
51. 1996 Dean of Students Letter Regarding "Friendship in the Age of AIDS" Event
52. 1994 The Lafayette, Closet on the Quad related Letters to the Editor
53. 2013 Equality Rally Photo, "A Lafayette moment"
54. 2013 QuEST Equality Rally T-Shirt
55. 1992 Press Release Concerning Displaying the AIDS Quilt
56. 2002 QuEST National Coming Out Day Flier to Lafayette Staff
57. 2003 QuEST Coming Out Day Flier
58. 2016 Condom Bingo Flier
59. 2013 Lafayette Magazine, "Equality Rally"
60. 2014 The Lafayette, "Big Boo Comes to Lafayette"
61. 2006 Photo of Daniel Reynolds '08 at the Drag Ball
62. 2016 Fireside Chat with Jacob Tobia Flier
64. 2016 Condom Bingo Trivia Questions
65. 2003 QuEST Open House Flier
66. 2023 Condom Bingo Drag Performer Photographed with Student
67. 2014 Feminism Photography Project with students and faculty Image 1: A photograph of student Ashli Austin '15 for a Gender and Sexuality project on the importance of feminism. (Text: “I am a feminist because we should embrace our differences, not condemn them.”) Image 3: A photograph of student Heather Hughes '15. (Text: “I need feminism because gender is a bad joke we’ve all taken too seriously.”) Image 4: A photograph of Professor Tara Gilligan. (Text: “I need feminism because… I just taught a class on genderphobia in hip hop lyrics, and my students sent me enough examples to fill a semester.”) Image 5: A photograph of Dean Gene Kelly. (Text: “I need feminism because… homophobia can not be ended without first ending sexism. Another male for equality for women!”) Image 6: A photograph of student Shanequa Lassiter '14. (Text: “I need feminism because as a queer woman of color my voice is still excluded from major decisions.”)
68. 2015 Equality Rally Announcement
69. 2013 Photo of Equality Rally Marching Towards Farinon
70. 2019 Equality Rally Open Letter from LGBTQ+ Student Groups
Contents of this tag:
1. Interview with Lynn Van Dyke, Professor Emerita
2. Interview with Harlan Levinson '83
3. Interview with Susan Basow, Professor Emerita
4. 1981 The Morning Call, "Lafayette Fraternity Making Amends for Party"
5. 1984 Article on Audre Lorde's Campus Visit and Lecture
6. 1981 The Easton Express, "Fraternity Party's Theme Called 'Offensive, Sexist'"
7. 1981 The Lafayette, "DU Required to Contribute $1000 by Conduct Committee"
8. 1981 The Lafayette, "Degradation of Anyone is Inherently Disgusting," "D.U. Must Be Held Responsible," and "Equality"
9. 1981 The Threshing Floor, "Backsides..."
10. 1981 The Morning Call , "Womb' Party at Lafayette Investigated as 'Offensive'"
11. 2014 Feminism Photography Project, Shanequa Lassiter '14
12. 1981 The Lafayette, "The True Issue: Degradation of Humanity" and "Irritated Male"
13. 1981 The Lafayette, "DU Party Draws Angry Response from Many in College Community" and Related Letters to the Editor
14. 1981 Alumni Quarterly, "The Wrong Theme"
15. 1981 The Lafayette, "Things Are Not So Simple"
16. 1981 Administrative Correspondence Regarding Delta Upsilon "Back to the Womb" Party
17. 2018 Student Paper: "A History of Fraternities and Sexual Assault: How Hyper-Masculinity and Over-the-Top Heterosexuality Perpetuate Rape Culture on College Campuses"
18. 2018 Student Paper: "Reproductive 'Choices' at Lafayette College"
19. 1981 The Lafayette, "Code of Conduct Examined To Set Up Guidelines for Behavior" and "'Back to the Womb Night' Generates More Response"
20. 2017 Student Paper, ["Gender Segregation and Compulsory Heterosexuality in Sororities"]
22. 2017 Student Paper: "The Creation of Heterosexuality in Fraternities: A Case Study of the 'Back to the Womb' Party Held by Delta Upsilon Fraternity at Lafayette College"
23. 1981 Statement to Appeals Committee from Faculty Regarding Initial Punishment for Delta Upsilon "Back to the Womb" Party
24. 2018 Student Paper: "There's No Grey Area: Lafayette College Policies on Sexual Harassment, Assault and Rape"
25. 2002 The Lafayette, "Alix Olson brings Feminism to Farinon"
26. 2014 Student Paper: "The Language of Sexual Health at Lafayette College, 1970-2014"
27. 1981 Student Conduct Report on the Delta Upsilon "Back to the Womb" Party
28. 1984 Student Conduct Decision in Regards to Delta Upsilon Flagpole Incident
29. 1981 Local Church Notice on Delta Upsilon "Back to the Womb" Party
30. 2017 Student Paper: "Lafayette College and the Denial of Female Sexual Agency"
31. 2017 Student Paper: "Silencing Female Sexuality through Restrictive Health Services at Lafayette College (1970-1991)"
32. 2014 Feminism Photography Project with students and faculty Image 1: A photograph of student Ashli Austin '15 for a Gender and Sexuality project on the importance of feminism. (Text: “I am a feminist because we should embrace our differences, not condemn them.”) Image 3: A photograph of student Heather Hughes '15. (Text: “I need feminism because gender is a bad joke we’ve all taken too seriously.”) Image 4: A photograph of Professor Tara Gilligan. (Text: “I need feminism because… I just taught a class on genderphobia in hip hop lyrics, and my students sent me enough examples to fill a semester.”) Image 5: A photograph of Dean Gene Kelly. (Text: “I need feminism because… homophobia can not be ended without first ending sexism. Another male for equality for women!”) Image 6: A photograph of student Shanequa Lassiter '14. (Text: “I need feminism because as a queer woman of color my voice is still excluded from major decisions.”)

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