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1974

Gender equality

Articles 31 - 40 of 40

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Bubar Started Gay Hysteria, Susan W. Henderson Feb 1974

Bubar Started Gay Hysteria, Susan W. Henderson

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Letter to the editor of The Maine Campus asking the University of Maine community to "put the whole furor over the Wilde-Stein club in perspective."


Homosexual Funding Evokes Sharp Student Opposition, Lisa Halvorsen Feb 1974

Homosexual Funding Evokes Sharp Student Opposition, Lisa Halvorsen

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

"Every great movement has started out by being a 'pain in the ass'." Person on the Street-style article soliciting student opinions about the Student Senate decisions regarding funding for the Wilde-Stein club.


Government By The Pollsters, The Maine Campus Feb 1974

Government By The Pollsters, The Maine Campus

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

The "Good German" syndrome seems to have struck the Student Senate. Maine Campus editorial reacting to the Student Senate decision regarding funding for the Wilde-Stein club.


Campus Editorial Damned, Ted O'Meara Feb 1974

Campus Editorial Damned, Ted O'Meara

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

"Oh boy. Here we go again." Letter from Ted O'Meara, Vice President of the University Student Government defending the position of the Student Senate on the Wilde-Stein club.


Senate 'Libelously' Labeled By Campus, George S. Pitarys, John B. Osolin, Bruce J. Leavitt, David B. Sherlock, Robert S. Thurlow, Richard Z. Vantine, Charles Z. Cyr Feb 1974

Senate 'Libelously' Labeled By Campus, George S. Pitarys, John B. Osolin, Bruce J. Leavitt, David B. Sherlock, Robert S. Thurlow, Richard Z. Vantine, Charles Z. Cyr

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Letter to the editor of The Maine Campus. "We feel it necessary to take issue with your recent editorial, entitled, "Elected Cowardice." The seven authors of the letter express support for the decision made by the University Senate to deny finding to the Wilde-Stein club and vow, "...if they successfully obtain travel funds, we intend to approach the senate with the idea of one of our classmates and form a Happy Hetero Club, and [ask] for funds to travel [to] prime chick locations."


Senator Writes Gay Scenario, James L. Gagne Feb 1974

Senator Writes Gay Scenario, James L. Gagne

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Letter to the editor from Off-Campus Senator, James L. Gagne, refuting points asserted in a Maine Campus editorial about the denial of funding to the Wilde-Stein club.


Senate Bows To Pressure, Refuses Wilde-Stein Funds, Debbie Sline Feb 1974

Senate Bows To Pressure, Refuses Wilde-Stein Funds, Debbie Sline

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

A resolution that would have granted $200 to the Wilde-Stein Club was defeated by the Student Senate Tuesday night after nearly an hour of emotional debate. The resolution, defeated by a vote of 28-10-3, was introduced in the Senate last week after the group was granted $150. The original request for $400 made by the Wilde-Stein Club was reduced at a Finance Committee meeting to $150.


Legislators Take Aim At Gay Conference, The Maine Campus Feb 1974

Legislators Take Aim At Gay Conference, The Maine Campus

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Controversy continued to mount this week over the proposed statewide homosexual conference to be held at UMO in April.


Elected Cowardice: Blaming The Constituents, The Maine Campus Feb 1974

Elected Cowardice: Blaming The Constituents, The Maine Campus

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Oh, boy. Here we go again. First we learn that UMO Student Senate has suddenly decided they can't give the Wilde-Stein Club $300 to help finance for their scheduled gay conference. Next, we find out that the Republican House members, during a party caucus, decided they can't consider giving the University of Maine any more money until the Board of Trustees reneges on their decision to let the gays hold the statewide conference at UMO.


Letters To The Editor About Wilde-Stein, Tim Keating, James L. Bray Jan 1974

Letters To The Editor About Wilde-Stein, Tim Keating, James L. Bray

Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Letters to the editor of The Maine Campus newspaper addressing concerns over the Wilde-Stein Club using the University of Maine Student Senate Office for club business and condemning members of the Wilde-Stein Club using Christian biblical quotes promoting heterosexual sex.