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Portland State University stu­
dent group is promising six days
full of fun and educational speak­
ers and workshops from April 23
to 28 on the downtown campus.
This years Queer Awareness Week theme is
“Body, Mind and Soul in the New Millennium,”
a holistic approach to queer health. The events
are open to people of all ages and orientations.
Shaun Marks, who is coordinating the week
with Meredith Roller, said Queers and Allies
has been working overtime putting the activities
together. Although the event has been held in
the past, it never has been this involved.
“This is definitely the most ambitious,”
Marks said. “T he main thing we’re hoping to
accomplish is to interact with more people on
campus and off campus.”
Marks said that Queers and Allies even
turned to other student groups and to other insti­
tutions for assistance and that the sponsors came
through. “The university has been very helpful."
The biggest coup was bœking The Preacher’s
Son author Marc Adams and his partner, Todd
Tuttle, who are flying in on their own dime.
“They’re losing money to come see us,” Marks said.
Another popular draw should be author Lesléa
Newman, whose controversial book Heather Has
Two Mommies celebrated its 10th anniversary last
year. “I’m hoping to get a big turnout,” Marks said.
All events are in Smith Memorial Center,
1825 S.W. Broadway, unless otherwise noted:
• Hermaphrodites Speak!: Pre­
sentation screens the world’s first dix:-
umentary film created by activists to
share their stories about growing up
intersexed. A facilitated discussion
will follow. (3-5 p.m ., Room 290.)
• T h e T in L G B T ! W ho Put
It T h ere and W hy?: Presentation
helps debunk the myths of trans
people and gives an accurate look
at the movement. T h e panel will offer defini­
tions and language on how not to be offen­
sive, share personal stories about day-to-day
life and conclude with a question-and-answer
period. (7 -9 p .m ., Room 238.)
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• Guess the Straights: Panel discussion
seeks to answer the questions, “What do straight
people look like.7” and "Can you spot one?"
• Heterosexual Privilege: Workshop looks
at the more than 1,049 privileges guaranteed by
federal law for married opposite-sex couples but
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and
Students stage Queer Awareness Week
becoming more sensual. ( 5 - 7 p.m ., Room 238.)
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by Jim R adosta
(Noon~l p.m ., Commons.)
• Safe Space Network: Reception invites
students to come meet with faculty and staff
who have gone through the Safe Space training.
Poetry and open mike readings will follow.
(5 p.m ., Room 238.)
not same-sex couples. (3-5 p.m ., Room 238.)
• Queers of Color: Students, staff and fac­
ulty share their stories, listen and learn in a
relaxed atmosphere. (5-6 p.m ., Meetro C offee,
1809 S.W. llth A v e .)
• Fundamentally Queer: Presentation fea­
tures Lambda L ite ra l Award finalist and Silver
Pen Award winner Marc Adams,
whose autobiography, The Preacher’s
Son, is now in movie prixluction. He
will discuss growing up fundamen­
talist and gay as well as the hopes
and angers gay, lesbian, bisexual and
transgendered youth are facing in
religious American culture. Adams’
partner of 13 years, Todd Tuttle, will
join him for an open question-and-
answer session after the talk.
(7-9 p.m ., Room 238.)
Marc Adams
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• Being Out on Campus: Discussion focus­
es on the moral and legal issues surrounding
being out on campus and in the classroom. This
brown bag luncheon is for faculty and staff; how­
ever, students are welcome to listen in.
(N oon-1:30 p .m ., Room 238.)
• Sex Toys: Holly Mulcahey of It’s My Plea­
sure shows participants how to expand their
repertoire on the use and care of sex toys while
• Queers of Color: Roundtable discussion
focuses on serving groups within the queer com­
munity. (N oon-1:30 p.m ., Room 238.)
• Heather’s Mommy Speaks Out: Leslea
Newman discusses Heather Has Two Mommies,
one of the most contro­
versial books of the 20th
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century, and the issues of
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homophobia, censorship
and family values for the
21st century. The lecture
will include a slide show
and video. (7-9 p .m .,
Room 238.)
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• Queer Desires and Feminist Perversions:
Pom-writing workshop teaches queers, trannies,
whores, sluts and allies how to express and own
their deepest desires, lusts and fantasies. The size
of the group is limited, so arrive early to ensure a
spiit. Send e-mail to conspire@transfeminism.org
for more information. (3-5 p.m ., Ram i 238.)
• Queer Millennia, Dancing Through the
Decades: Festive prom includes queer DJ Lau­
ren, entertainment and a raffle. Retro wear is
encouraged. Tickets are $6 in advance and $8 at
the door. (7 p.m.-midnight. Com m ons.) jH
Direct all Q ueer A wareness W eek questions,
comments, suggestions and ticket requests to
503-725-5681 or queersandalhes@mail.pdx.edu.
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