It's November!
thanks to all those that attended all the Coming Out Month events and who helped as well.

***Big Meeting***
this term's Big Meeting will be this upcoming Wednesday, the 8th of November @ 7:3O at the Tabard (3 Webster Avenue). The theme will center around the role of drugs and alcohol in the lives of Dartmouth students and their sexuality and will be a joint effort with SAPA. It's a great event so come by and bring your friends.

***Amnesty Internationsl***
Amnesty international is holding a letter writing campaign to specifically address the issue of alleged police brutality in New York City against two transgender women, both seemingly unrelated. For more information on these stories and the campaign visit:
http://www.amnestyusa.org/news/document.do?id=ENGAMR511642006

***Rocky Horror Picture Show***
The showing will take place November 18th @9 in Collis Commonground. Didn't make it to the info session but still want to participate? blitz michael.e.hopkins ot daria red earth.

***Pride***
Dartmouth is having its first ever Gay Pride! It is set for sometime in May 2007. Most of the planning will take place next term in the winter If you'd like to help, look out for more details.

***Ally Event***
The GSA will be holding an ALly Part Tuesday the 14th of November to celebrate what it means to be an ally. It will be at Fuel @ from 10pm-1am. Look out for that.

***dartmOUTh T-SHIRTS and NEW T-SHIRT***
Gay? fine by me and dartmOUTh t-shirts still available, the fine by me ones in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple and black.

***Noche Dorada***
LUL fraternity incorporated is having their yearly Noche Dorada, or starry night, tomorrow, Satuday the 4th of November at 7pm in Collis Commonground. This is a semi formal and dinner is provided along with a speech from a keynote speaker, this year Professor Richard Wright from the Geography Department, who will speak on immigration policies and the issues that surround them. Blitz "LUL" to RSVP.

***Discussion***
This week discussion was led by members of Palaeopitus Senipr society and centered around the issues of Dartmouth in transition. What are we looking for in new Deans and faculty to replace those that have left Dartmouth? what are our issues and how can we better address them?

Only a few more weeks left in the term so make sure to check out all the awesome events. As usual, suggestions, comments, and greetings are always welcomed and should be sent to the GSA account. Thanks to all those that came out this week and please come to the next meeting, Wednesday November 15 @8 in collis 303. The Big Meeting will take the place of regular meetings so stp by. Bring yourself and bring a friend (or two) . Hope you all have a good weekend.

-Minyety

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