From mq-owner@qiclab.scn.rain.com  Tue Oct  4 18:39:34 1994

           Bisexual, Gay, and Lesbian Society
                Coming Out, Coming Home
                       Conference
                            
                            
                            
                            
Monday, October 10

 Wear your KSU clothing to express your support for
 equal rights on campus.
 
 7 p.m. in Seaton 132 Is Homosexuality a Sin? What does
 the Bible say about homosexuality. Come discuss,
 explore, and reconcile this religious / spiritual
 debate that challenges people on both issues.
 Presented by Rev. Don Fallon, KSU Religious Activities
 Coordinator and Cindy Meyer, KSU United Methodist
 Campus Minister
 
 

Tuesday, October 11

 Dress up to express your support of equal rights in
 the workplace.
 
 Brown Bag Lunch Session - Noon to 1 p.m. in Union 212
 Straight Talk on Being an Ally to Gays. Lesbians. and
 Bisexuals Being an ally to gays, lesbians, and bisexuals
 means working to develop individual attitudes,
 institutions, and a culture in which gays, lesbians, and
 bisexuals feel they matter and are appreciated in the
 larger society. This work is motivated by an enlightened
 self interest to end homophobia and heterosexism.
 Presented by John Danos, Goodnow Hall Director; Kelly
 Fink, Lafene Health Educator; and, Bridget M. Porter,
 Moore Hall Director
 
 
   7 p.m. In Nichols 021 - Being Out On-Line
   Learn how to talk to gays, lesbians, and bisexuals all over America and 
   right at your computer! Get the latest in local and  national gay events. 
   Special emphasis on email, MOSAIC, and the Queer Resources  Directory. 
   Presented by Kevyn Jacobs, On-Line Activist, Manhattan
   
   

Wednesday, October 12

 Wear blue jeans to express your support for gay,
 lesbian, and bisexual equal rights, not special
 rights.
 
 Brown Bag Lunch Session - Noon to 1 p.m. in Union 212
 Coming Out Issues Prepare yourself for situations that
 gay, lesbian, and bisexual people typically encounter
 when faced with coming out. Learn about healthy ways
 to come out to friends, workers, and family by a panel
 of area gays, lesbians, and bisexuals. Presented by
 John Robertson, Psychologist, University Counseling
 Services
 
 

Thursday, October 13
 Wear green to express your support of equal rights in
 marriage and parenthood.
 
 Brown Bag Lunch Session - Noon to 1 p.m. in Union 212
 Understanding Homosexual Relationships Gay, lesbian,
 and bisexual relationships can be special, meaningful
 and long-lasting partnerships. Understanding the
 diversity in these relationships is the first step in
 moving toward acceptance and celebration of these
 relationships. Presented by Brenda S. Hanger, LSCSW,
 ASCW, Manhattan
 
 9:30 p.m. -10:30 p.m. at Revolutions Bar and Club, Junction City Lesbian guitar
   player, Jess Hawks, will be performing an assortment of modern rock,
   country and pop
   songs. Revolutions Bar and Club, 902 West 7th, Junction City
   
   

Friday, October 14
  Wear black in memory of losses incurred by bigotry
  and intolerance.
  
  Brown Bag Lunch Session - Noon to 1 p.m. in Union 212
  Gay Greeks Being gay and a member of a social
  fraternity or sorority can be difficult for both the
  person and Greek chapter. Come hear stories of two
  individuals who lived this dualistic role and the
  challenges they overcame. Presented by Frank A.
  Axell, second-year graduate student in College
  Student Personnel and Shel L. Barry, fifth-year
  architecture student
  
      8 p.m. in Purple Masque Theatre in East Stadium
    Straight Girls
    This one-act comedy focuses on sexuality and relationships.
    Written by Sarah Kanning



Saturday, October 15 7 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. at Revolutions Bar and Club Family and
     Friends Night Come Join our conference wrap-up celebration! Door prizes
     including comedy tickets and t-shirts will be given away. S2.00 cover, no
     cover before 10 p.m. Revolutions Bar and Club, 902 West 7th Street,
     Junction City