Student activities--New York (State)--Buffalo
Lesbian college students--New York (State)--Buffalo
Gay college students--New York (State)--Buffalo
Article from student newspaper The Spectrum covering the LGBA's 1994 National Coming Out Day celebration.
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Virk, K. (1994, September 12). LGBA celebrates. The Spectrum, pp. 1–1.
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries
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This is Volume 1, Number 2 of a journal called Gay Images that is undated. It is a journal of personal experience published by the Gay Liberation Front at SUNY/B (UB). There are 39 pages and it prints stories, poems, pictures, and graphics.
This is Volume 1, Number 1 of a journal called Gay Images from Spring 1978. It is a journal of personal experience published by the Gay Liberation Front at SUNY/B (UB). There are 39 pages and it prints stories, poems, pictures, and graphics.
Graduate Group in Feminist Studies Newsletter #4
Universities and colleges--Graduate work
This is the fourth newsletter to the General Membership and Friends of the Graduate Group in Feminist Studies from Claudia Friedetzky, a graduate assistant. It details departmental news, their upcoming calendar of department sponsored events, announcements, and upcoming conferences.
Gay Historian Jonathan Ned Katz speaking on "The Political Economy of Pleasure: Toward a Theory of the Historical Modes of Erotic Activity; With Special Reference to Heterosexuality"
This is a flier advertising two speaking engagements that gay historian Jonathan Ned Katz did on "The Political Economy of Pleasure: Toward a Theory of the Historical Modes of Erotic Activity" and "The Invention of Heterosexuality." The events were presented by the Buffalo Gay and Lesbian Community Network with funding provided by GROW. He spoke first at the University at Buffalo North Campus, and then spoke second at the Unitarian Church. These events were sponsored by the Gay Graduates, Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Student Alliance, Lesbian and Gay Law Students, American Studies Graduate Club, Graduate Students Association, and Women's Studies College.
The Lesbian and Gay Literacy Series, Fall 1990
This is a flier advertising two readings that Joan Nestle did for the Lesbian and Gay Literacy Series on November 16th and 17th of 1990. She is the co-founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives. The events took place at the Unitarian Church and JB Consulting in Buffalo. The events were sponsored by Womens' Studies, The Graduate Group for Feminist Studies, and the Buffalo Gay and Lesbian Community Network.
Buffalo Gay and Lesbian Community Network
Black and white photograph of a UB student going face to face with a drag queen.
Two people face each other closely indoors, one standing with hands on hips and the other leaning forward from a raised surface, wearing a shiny outfit. The individuals are passing an object between their mouths.
Take it or leave it. (1999, October). The Spectrum, p. 3.
Newspaper article reporting on the Gay Jeans Day, an event held during Coming Out Week.
Denim Day Unites Gay Community. (1999, October 13). The Spectrum, 1, 9.
Event Educates, Celebrates Homosexuality
Newspaper article reporting on the second annual Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Alliance conference.
Event Educates, Celebrates Homosexuality. (1998, April 6). The Spectrum, 1.
Flier advertising a meeting of the Graduate Gay and Lesbian Alliance.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Alliance Yearbook Photo
Yearbook spread for the LGBA, featuring three black and white photographs and a brief biography of the group.
Flier advertising Gayla '96, a reception for Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual students, faculty, staff and their supporters.
Preaching to the Converted. The Interdisciplinary Queer Studies Graduate Conference of the State University of New York at Buffalo
A pamplet from Preaching to the Converted, The Interdisciplinary Queer Studies Graduate Conference held at UB.
Newspaper article reporting on the events of the LGBA's Coming Out Week, specifically the Drag Show.
Students “Come Out” to Celebrate. (1996, October 11). The Spectrum, 1, 8.
A letter to friends of the Graduate Gay and Lesbian Alliance
Letter written by the President of the Graduate Gay and Lesbian Alliance to the members of the group.
October is National Gay and Lesbian History Month, James Baldwin, Novelist, Essayist, Activist
Flier advertising National Gay and Lesbian History Month. Includes a black and white photograph of James Baldwin, a famous gay man.
Students try to educate each other about gender, sexuality
Newspaper article reporting on the the Gender Roles and Sexuality Program (GRASP).
Bernstein, C. (1995, November 6). Students try to educate each other about gender, sexuality. The Spectrum, 3.
Newspaper article reporting on the LGBA's National Coming Out Day event.
Virk, K. (1994, October 7). LGBA prepares to “come out.” The Spectrum, 3, 8.
Newspaper article reporting on the prostest of the Army and Navy recruiters by the Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Law Students.
Levy, A. (1993, October 11). Armed forces stay out of closet. The Spectrum, 1, 6.
Newspaper article interviewing members of the LGBA about their campus activities and on homophobia on campus.
Muserlian, S. (1992, December 7). LGBA strengthens despite acts of bias. The Spectrum, 10.
Newspaper article reporting on the vandalism of the LGBA office door.
Hillburger, J. (1992, November 2). Vandalism at LGBA office. The Spectrum, 1.
Yearbook spread for the LGBA, which includes a large black and white photograph of group members and a short biography of the group.
Yearbook spread briefly discussing various anti-discrimination efforts on campus. Page 20.
LGBA looks for increase in members and respect
Newspaper article interviewing members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Alliance (LGBA) about being gay on campus.
Siegel, L. (1989, November 3). LGBA looks for increase in members and respect. The Spectrum, 2.
Students, faculty rally to fight sexual discrimination
Newspaper article reporting on students and faculty who participated in a rally to support gay rights and anti-discrimination.
Campanelli, A. (1989, April 1). Students, faculty rally to fight sexual discrimination [Review of Students, faculty rally to fight sexual discrimination]. The Spectrum, 1.
Second Meeting of the Gay and Lesbian Graduate Student Union
Flier advertising the second meeting of the Gay and Lesbian Graduate Student Union.
Letter written to the student body instruducing the Gay and Lesbian Alliance (GALA) and providing a brief history of the group.
Gay Peoples Alliance presents Coffee House
Newspaper advertisement for the Gay Peoples Alliance Coffee House
Gay Peoples Alliance presents Coffee House. (1981, October 30). The Spectrum, 18.
Yearbook spread for the Gay People Alliance, featuring one large black and white photograph of one member of the group.
A person is seated with arms crossed at a desk in a room. Papers, books, and cups are scattered across the desk, and a window is visible in the background. The text below reads "Gay Peoples Alliance."
Newspaper advertisement for the Gay Liberation Front's Open House
Gay Liberation Front presents an Open House. (1980, February 15). The Spectrum, 30.
A flier advertising the Gay Peoples Alliance.
At long last recognition and room to grow for UB Gay Lib/Gays actively against society's bad attitudes
Two newspaper articles reporting on the issues facing the Gay Liberation Front. Articles are accompanied by a black and white photo of two members of the Gay Liberation Front.
At long last recognition and room to grow for UB Gay Lib/Gays actively against society’s bad attitudes. (1979, October 24). The Spectrum, 12.
Yearbook spread featuring two group photos of members of the Gay Liberation Front, p. 181
The fight for gays rights: overwhelming oppression
Newspaper article interviewing UB students about being gay and the fight for gay rights.
The fight for gays rights: overwhelming oppression. (1977, October 26). The Spectrum, 2, 12.
Demanding their rights: Law and gay community subject of conference
Newspaper article reporting on the 1974 Gay Rights and the Law conference sponsored by the Student Bar Association.
Andrews, D. (1974, May 3). Demanding their rights: Law and gay community subject of conference. The Spectrum, 4.
Gay Lib seeks to establish an off campus community center
Newspaper article reporting on the Gay Liberation Front's need for an off-campus community center.
Gay Lib seeks to establish an off campus community center. (1971, April 30). The Spectrum, 13.