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Lafayette College Press Release Concerning Baritone William Parker’s Performance at the AIDS Quilt Display

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2. Interview with Stephen Parahus '84
3. Interview with Daniel Reynolds '08
5. Photo of Kirby Hall of Civil Rights Lobby Timeline
6. Lafayette Magazine, "Quilt offers Lafayette a powerful education about AIDS"
7. QuEST "Gay? Fine by Me" Event
8. The Morning Call, "AIDS quilt ends stay at Lafayette"
9. Gender and Sexuality Programs, Feminism Photography Project, Julia Guarch '15
10. The Lafayette, "AIDS panel comes to Lafayette for discussion"
11. Gender and Sexuality Programs, Feminism Photography Project, Ashli Austin '15
12. An Announcement Describing "The AIDS Memorial Quilt at Lafayette College"
13. Image of the Closet on the Quad
14. Daniel Reynolds Speaks at the "Gay? Fine by Me" Rally
15. Gender and Sexuality Programs, Feminism Photography Project, Heather Hughes '15
16. The Morning Call, "Unfolding of AIDS quilt at Lafayette stirs emotions"
17. Gender and Sexuality Programs, Feminism Photography Project, Shanequa Lassiter '14
19. Gender and Sexuality Programs, Feminism Photography Project, Assoc. Dean Gene Kelly
20. Lafayette Alumni News, "Taking it personally: Memorial quilt display sensitizes campus and community to the tragedy of AIDS"
21. QuEST "Gay? Fine By Me" Event T-shirt
22. Speaker at "Gay? Fine by Me" Rally
23. QuEST 2007-2008 Goals
24. Image of People Viewing the AIDS Quilt
25. Administrative Correspondence Regarding Delta Upsilon "Back to the Womb" Party
26. CAMPUS, "The Quilt"
27. The Express-Times, "AIDS quilt display touches Lafayette"
28. Lafayette College Press Release Concerning Baritone William Parker’s Performance at the AIDS Quilt Display
29. Friends of the Quilt at Lafayette Select Four Beneficiaries for Their April Display
30. Gender and Sexuality Programs, Feminism Photography Project, Prof. Tara Gilligan
32. Lafayette College Press Release Concerning Lafayette Student and Local School Participation in AIDS Awareness Day
33. Unofficial Newspaper Insert Covering the "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally
34. Lafayette College Memo to Greek Life Presidents Concerning Attendance at the AIDS Quilt Opening Ceremony
38. Bailey Health Center, Reduced Cost Confidential AIDS Testing Flier
39. QuEST Day of Silence Letter to Faculty
41. Brochure of AIDS Quilt Display Schedule
43. “Who’s Really on First?” Event Flier
44. Lafayette College Press Release Concerning Displaying the AIDS Quilt
45. Outline of Events Between QuEST and The Lafayette Following "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally
46. Lafayette College Press Release Concerning the Student Organizers of the AIDS Quilt Display
48. Photo 2013 Equality Rally Representatives from more than 35 academic departments, administrative offices, and student organizations came out May 1 to celebrate unity and tolerance at the bi-annual LGBTQ Equality Rally. Dressed in t-shirts of multiple colors representing the rainbow/LGBTQ flag, students, faculty, and staff posed for a group photo on the steps of Skillman Library. Other activities included musical performances, readings, and an open mic on the Quad in front of Farinon College Center. Ken White / Zovko Photographic LLC May 1, 2013
49. QuEST 2013 Equality Rally T-shirt
50. "Gay? Fine By Me" LINC Event Proposal
51. Letter to the Editor of The Lafayette on the "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally
52. QuEST 2003 Coming Out Day Flier
53. Daniel Reynolds' Speech at "Gay? Fine By Me" Rally
55. The Lafayette, Letters to the Editor Regarding Closet on the Quad
56. Lafayette Magazine, "a Lafayette moment"
57. QuEST Open House Flier
59. Dean of Students Letter Regarding "Friendship in the Age of AIDS" Event
61. QuEST 2002 National Coming Out Day Flier to Lafayette Staff
62. Photo of the 2013 Equality Rally Marching Towards Farinon Representatives from more than 35 academic departments, administrative offices, and student organizations came out May 1 to celebrate unity and tolerance at the bi-annual LGBTQ Equality Rally. Dressed in t-shirts of multiple colors representing the rainbow/LGBTQ flag, students, faculty, and staff posed for a group photo on the steps of Skillman Library. Other activities included musical performances, readings, and an open mic on the Quad in front of Farinon College Center. Ken White / Zovko Photographic LLC May 1, 2013
63. Lafayette Magazine, "Equality Rally"

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