Education
( ontinurd from P.iKf I
though it might provr to he
i untruvursial Moffett said
In 111\ da\ these k jiids ol is
sues weren't openk talked
.ilioiil she said Hut I hat has
to i hange I lie altern.iti ve Is
III.it people are living
()lher t.isk fort e plans range
from workshops supporting
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Kft lesbians said l,aunl Sharp
(. AI.A in direr tor
I lie imih thai lesbians
dim I net Mils is very stronn
she said Those who doil’l ill
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Presenting:
1D>1R. MAMMifM G M A K AiL E
Internationally renowned scholar. Manning Marable,
distinguished Professor of Political Science at the University
of Colorado's Center for Studies of Ethnicity and Race in
America will address the University in an open forum on
Tuesday, January 23. 1990. This event initiates a week-long
series of activities focused on generating a multi-cultural
environment. A question and answer period will conclude
the program. A reception will follow in the Walnut Room at
5:00 p.m.. The entire community is invited to attend. For
more information, call the Office of Affirmative Action, 686
-3123.
Tuesday, January 23, 3:00 P.M.
• Fir Room, EMU
• Reception immediately following,
Walnut Room, EMU
however, is lo inform the entire
< ampus communilv Moffett
said. adding th.it .1 lac k of ti
nunc es also limits its ,11 tivities
I he task fori e hopes to target
lesbians within its overall in
formation drive she said
fast task fort e a< i omplish
menls are the introduction ol
condom machines in t'niversi
Is dormitories and an earlier
advertising campaign also in
the l iiienilii
Plans for the spimg ad 1 am
paigtl and the sex shoppe c art
fai e the task fore n's biggest oh
stai le a lac k ol funding
The student health i entei
has boon \er\ supporto •
Moffett said explaining iim\
the task force has managed to
operate v\ ithout a budget
Nevertheless tile edm alionai
task fiin e s parent g; ip 11.
I niversitv AIDS lasklcirce re
1 entl requested lunds from
sex fial different administrative
departments
I lie I 'Diversity All )S 1 ask
I on e is a larger group 1 rented
in I 'ebruary 1‘IH7 as "a r entral
i oordinating group to re
view ,md discuss the broader
issues related to the HIV infer
lion and to insure that tins
campus is prepared to limit
inr leased infer lion and address
community health and AIDS
education." according to min
ules from .1 recent task force
meeting
The University AIDS Task
lorie s tirst go.il was to (level
op the University's AIDS poli
c\ . said Roger Morris task
lon.e secretary
I lie University AIDS Task
I orr e has r hauneled its energy
in several direr I ions Past et
foils i nr lude i nt rod nr mg AIDS
information into the Universi
ty's required health (lasses,
and evaluating how the AIDS
issue may after I student he.dill
insurance programs in the fu
I lire
Until the to member I nivei
silv task Ion e and the seven
inemhei erlur ational task torr e
are r (imposed of students, far
uit\ and stall
HIV
( ontinucd from F.w 1
gone In the students jus! aren't
fee ej »t i x e a! all ' she said It s
real I \ s< ai\ be< ansi* hurt* an*
these people and you know
w luii thr\ iv doing on the
weekend hut thex won'! talk
about it
Sex .is the taboo stihjri t
Students ( lam up about st*\
hoc aust* socielx always has
treated it as a taboo silb)«*< t
\1\ Ilenbet k said
We talk about thr anatoms
and boss it s done and whim
its ilnnr but you don’t talk
about responsibility, she said
You t.an t talk about it at
s( bool Ihm ause then sou tv pro
moling it but ssh.it xx»* want to
be promoting is lesponsibili
ts '
And students need to tat toi
in the role ah ohol plas s in sex
ual situations Mxllenbeik
said
“It’s bard .it
in in the
miirning alter \i>u've had a tew
beers In know how In p 111 on a
condom. lid alone make realh
big dm isions ahoul it.'
Mvllenhei k said " And right
now college students are get
ling exposed to HIV. and it
thev’re not taking precautions
Ihe\ re going to pit k it up
Hi ollege students sa\ that
this doesn't concern them he
i ause it's another group s proh
I e m they're going to
disassociate themselves from
tile w hole epidernii she said
And that s deadh
Students should consider us
mg .1 i onilotn or dental dam
w hii h is preferable to death
Tobins said
It s disgusting and it s sii k
ening to see a 22 veal-old pel
son wither away and die." he
said t sc a condom, it s th.it
eas\
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