MOVIES
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are very wimps .ind sis*iS Ilk*’ < harm tors
i)oi ksi.ui' i Mini Itusir, Instiiit i .s tin roust
"lesbophnhlt " movie sit*' s i'viT seen
"It's terrible. she s in! i.< stn.ur, .ire jii>rtr.»v*-<l .is
palhologu al killers Tims .if*' frenzied women who
w.ml In kill j >*•! j | i I *
Sometimes ii i harilt.ter’s gayness is written mil of til*'
si rij)I. .1 s is tin i ,isi uf I rlctl t.iri-n Imn.iti < s
Dim kstaih r said
In the book ! ri'-J (,r/' ii T/imiitnrs .it tin Whislln
Ship (Mfr by 1 -iiintt Fins'}.; it s obvious Ruth .mil Idgm
are lovers. Dm ksl.nler s.tnl In the rniiVi*’. how eve r, the
roninnlK rel.itliuiship between the two Worm'll Is lei!
out
! fie movie heterosevUtilizes tfie hum ‘ . e ’■ .
Iionship In nuike it mure ai i eplable in mainstream an
itienres,' she said
File movie IU.f ;sir\ is also r.ir.ist in ignoring ga\ pen
pie of Color, she said Ml! lust re.I til (iim)i’v nsmt!!', (hi!. 1
IOC hide positive gav . 1..irn* ters
"Tile movie industry doesn't fix ns ..n-ll.o loving an t
nurturing relationships of gav people but portrays us
,is if something is wrong with ns somehow
Doc kslader said ft . doesn't look it lie flu red'd-h
strength of gaVs ,md lesbians
In movies gav men are often very feminine .iinl a
dll Itger to themselves .Ifiii 1 it 111 O' said I-ttil \ lliemfs ;
•Troy Shields Jr, l.isi l\n In Hn><.kiyn one gav i m
|. Kiks like a wimp and a drug ipi en and .i not her < liar
.a ter fool around w ith a lilt a kid Sii ie iiisaid
Shield ■ .el II S dm , n,r () v. r V
>t, me
•It's often the weaker members of
our society who become the
killers in movies. It’s either the
blacks, the Hispanlcs or the gays
and lesbians. It’s always “the
other.” ’
Ron Gregg.
!Cf graduate student
< iins|i;r.i< \ .!'• tin- answer to tin cpiostion of who killed
thi- (iti -.nil nt t.av iM'ii are the bad guys in (ho movie
.•(Th«-'g.n mi ! )U*I had scv and wanted to got rui of
the president, ' in- Siliti
t (,HA i rci tor Brant Keister said gay i haracters
,ilr M ;• rtravist mm usiv in movies or on televi
sion
: )((•!* a i t of mv .. ability for sure.' Keister said
();. 'i-ii-v isjon gay ! ' x ti-fs ;'hivide i.omu: .relief
it t! i \ ;• jii.flr .1 i M i ; v a! al! they’re unhappy
all the *:•••. : ' ■ \ r. . .v ., • idiii ! and they 're mill
id11isled M*>
Altieaigi- Uu-re P w ;«airavals of gay-men in the
, SI |> VII I | rtraval >( lestnai aid
Mnfg. ■- U.' : U : v ■ - :
; ! , •. ■, - .... -; • ; sj ■ :.; m J \\ oi! said
When a -.!' ans an portrayed tie. v ■ niton man-hating
aivd they re -.ten •dv pd ailv hide h ft's not ti alistn Vnu
don ' • ■ .r tvp. he- I»i» vv ■ -► ng it* a steel ii-.di
"l! makrs gays and lesbians Invisible It makes us
seem like a much smaller minority than we are It
spawns stuff like what s going on now with the OCA
Kon Gregg, a telm ommunic alums and film graduate
student, said movies with positive portrayals of g.iv
men and lesbians exist, but the\ are not usually main
stream. bliK.kbuster films Gregg is working on his dls
serlation. title.! "The bionomics of the Masculine Star
dom Money. Censorship and Homophobia in Holly
wood from lr)2l) to 14'tfi
(lavs and lesbians, just like other minorities, often are
evil characters in movies, Gregg said
It s often the weaker momlxtrs of our society who
become the killers in movies,"' Gregg said "It's either
the blacks. the Hispanics or the gays and lesbians It's
always the other ' They're doing the killing and raping
They're doing the nasty things in society
Cay characters in movies often walk mincinglv and
bend their wrists in the stereotypical way, Gregg said
They also wear pastel and bright colors
In /he Silence <>l the Lambthe g.iv man is a serin!
killer w ild dons dresses and owns a poodle, Gregg said.
He hides ins penis ami stands feminine-like." Gregg
said "It retails the symlxil of the drag queen with the
pink poodle He's ashamed of his gayness anti strikes
tel! against the feminine within himself "
b /(./>/{, Instinct Sharon Stone's character suggests
'.lie outi h" stereotype of lesbians. Gregg said She
w. . ■ : 1 11r pulled iiat k and wears hoots, jeans and
, sc n, ciitivi- portrayals serve to reinforce, the.ster
eti'vpes that heterosexual people have been taught,
EDUCATION
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Mu-.Ii! k,i said Sli.it higher •• !l. :S;■ -r- s utwV wav I* ■' :,,wrr
.mil l< wer middle I lasses to get til" ti-iunlit’, unrl > dm .iti •; In move
,j|) in (I ' V sin 111 .Hill if'., nil till- ill VI II Ill’ll' l> till- •
|| W" I lose higher edm .it ti in. that < 1 tv i-ann m \mer " -in ' e-tv
is onh going tu p i bigger. he said
Higher education 111.iv indeed I " in risk : -.hutting down if
Measure runs its < uurse wlthoul .III a I tel ll.tl i v •• 'a' |>ui kage
We i I,..,riv i annul go into lin■ next hieiiniun; w itiiuul a suin', ai
on lie revenue siile s.mi Margaret lialh* k. dins lur of tin- labor
l. dui all. m and Reseatt ti t "lller al the 1 tuversilv
,\in alier tai lur add mg 1" iti" sens.- a uger. v at* ui v.;, asun »
liie stead11 v rising nuiulier u( ingti si ii.Mii graduates in Oregon
Kissler -.aid tin inindn-r is ■ x|m- n-d tu inntume to mere.is.
tiirmigll the end ill Itie d- i .nie
With III- se IIUHiIh T-- kl ■'■ui S.| d sue 111 I, lit Ve.ll .' ■
he aide tu get into an Oregon puhl u ' "le-ge or Ulliversltv
Plus, willi more students wanting to go to college to l» aide to
w iirk in the mereasingly prolessmha w ofk lorre, one in f ree : av
lie shut out
I! possible ( Insures ul departments a .-ntire si hoots are tac lured.
m. one m two Oregon high si hool graduates n av he denied Oregon
higher edm at ion
Measure i mav poiiil !u a future >■! tireg ruahs vvlu, n >' ■
i ant get an educ a lion, tail who i ant get Jot is llo-.tu sa
Measure '■ has alreadv i ud more jobs than the spotted uw .
has he saiii, and It will i ml more jobs in the future than the
spotted owl eve! i mi Id
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