The Institute of Gay and Lesbian Education (IGLE) in
West Hollywood will conduct its second semester from
Feb 15 to May 22. Classes meet for one three-hour session
each week, for 12 weeks. There is a two-week break at
the time of the March on Washington.

(The class I took last semester -- Homosexual Ethics --
was one of the high points of last fall. I looked
forward to class each week, and I can't wait for next
semester to start.)

Courses offered include:
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MONDAYS:
Holy Other: Homosexuality and Religion
	(Jennifer Rycenga and Juan Herrero)
Self-Discovery thru Composition: Writing Gay and Lesbian Identities
	(Rodney Simard)
How Did We Happen? Literary Sources of the Comtemporary Gay and
	Lesbian Identity  (Luke Johnson)
Introduction to International Gay and Lesbian Cinema
	(Stephen Tropiano)

TUESDAYS:
Ritual, Music and Gender: The Folklore of Homosexuality
	(Manuel Fernandez)
The Psychology of Lesbian Experience (Bronwyn Anthony)
Queer Space / Queer Trade

WEDNESDAYS:
The Psychological Development of Gay Men
	(Mark Danson / Greg Travis / Simon LeVay)
Performance Art: the Queer Risk (David Lloyd)
Lesbian and Gay Fiction Writing: Words in Progress
	(Elisabeth Nonas)
Lesbian Poetry Workshop  (Pamela Gray)

THURSDAYS:
Homosexual Ethics  (Jim Stramel)
Communicating in French  (Jean Adloff)
Introductory Spanish  (Carrie Tamburo)

SATURDAYS:
Drawing and Painting  (Harold Cleworth)
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All classes are $175 ($150 for a second course in the same
semester; $85 for those unemployed by reason of disability).

For more information, contact:

   Institute of Gay and Lesbian Education
   626 N. Robertson Blvd.
   West Hollywood, CA 90069
   (310) 652-1786

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