Fall 2002

• The fall meeting schedule for undergraduate student groups is as follows:
  

• Kate Clinton
  Saturday, October 5, 8PM, Hopkins Center for the Arts
  Kate is an amazing lesbian comic. If you've never seen her perform, or if you've seen her many times, it's a show not to be missed!
  "Kate Clinton has written and performed two smash off-Broadway one-woman shows and six comedy albums, She's written two books, and her writing appears monthly in The Progressive and occasionally in The New York Times and elsewhere. This former English teacher has been amking people laugh--and think--since 1981. Today she calls herself a 'faith-based comic' and the 'oldest living, continuously performing, out lesbian author/humorist in North America.' You'll laugh the evening through at Kate Clinton's savvy send-ups of modern family relationships and her illuminating perspectives on life."
  -Fall 2002 Hop Performing Arts and Film Guide.
  Tickets are going fast, so please visit the Hopkins Center box office and get yours soon! Let's pack the house for Kate!
• DGALA Homecoming Reunion
  October 4-6
  DGALA is hosting the first ever Homecoming Reunion for GLBT-identified alumni from all classes.
  We're looking for volunteers to help with the final planning for some of their activities. If you're interested, please e-mail Pam Misener.
  D-GALA has also received some monies to sponsor students at their GALA dinner on Saturday evening, October 5. If you'd like to receive one of these dinner scholarships, please let me know ASAP. Space is limited!
• KEVIN JENNINGS from GLSEN (the National Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network) will be visiting Professor Andrew Garrod's ED 20 class Monday morning, 10/28, from 11:15 until 12:20 in Cook Auditorium, Thayer Engineering.
  Professor Garrod has been kind enough to open his class to anyone wishing to hear Kevin.
• SCOTT LONG, Program Director for the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, will be hosted by the POC (People of Color) group Monday evening, 10/28, at 9 p.m. in Sanborn's Wren Room. He will be showing a brief film about the trial of the "Cairo 52", and leading a discussion on SEXUALITIES AND FUNDAMENTALISMS.
  EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND!!!

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