LGBTA Alliance presents:
Our Graduate Adviser, Erin Chapman, along with a graduate assistant from the Wellness Center, will answer your questions about sexual health, sex, std, and protections, among others.
If you have any questions, please leave a comment.
This Wednesday. 8pm. Martin 2121.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Invites you to attend
An Open House at our new location
Enjoy Cake and Punch
Enter to win a $25 Gift Card to ISU Bookstore
107 Catt Hall
Monday, September 29, 2008
2 to 4 p.m.
A Debate: Jan Mickelson and Hector Avalos
Jan Mickelson of WHO's "Mickelson in the Morning" is a talk show host who covers a range of controversial topics from city and state government to entertainment
and educational issues. He was named one of the 100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America, 1997, by Talkers Magazine.
Hector Avalos is a professor of religious studies at Iowa State University whose books include The End of Biblical Studies and Fighting Words: The Origins of Religious Violence. He received a Master of Theological Studies from the Harvard Divinity School and a doctorate
in biblical studies at Harvard.
7:00 PM @ Sun Room, Memorial Union
It's OK With Me T-shirts will only be available in sizes: small-xxl.
XXXL sizes are not available. Sorry for the inconvenience.
America's Next Top Model has reruns on Sunday nights.
Project Runway has an encore at 10pm.
So there should be no reason why you would miss the ISU LGBTA Alliance General Assembly on Wednesday nights at 8pm. Martin Hall 2121.
It's OK With Me 2008 t-shirt campaign. Just in time for National Coming Out Day (Oct. 11th).
Color: Blue. Sizes: Small-XXL.
Price: $8.00 for student members. or $10.00 for non members/non students.
Pre-order your shirts now!
- email us at itsokwithmeisu@gmail.com with your info (name, size, quantity).
- stop by our office: Office L in the East Student Office Space of the Memorial Union.
- or come and see us during our general assembly on Wednesday at 8pm. Martin Hall 2121.
2006 t-shirt in yellow. medium & large. only $2.00
2007 t-shirt in green. small, medium, xl & xxl. only $3.00
Can't afford the Alliance membership right now?
Through a generous donation, the ISU LGBTA Alliance is offering a membership loan that is to be paid-forward in the following ways:
- Volunteering for a DIFFERENT organization for at least two(2) hours and represting one's self as a member of the LGBTA Alliance.
- Paying for the membership for someone , who OTHERWISE would not have joined.
- Paying for the admission to an Alliance event for someone, who OTHERWISE would not have attended.
- A future donation of at least $10 to the Alliance without anything in return.
- Some other action that benefits the LGBTA Alliance and is worth about 10 bucks.
*The ISU LGBTA Alliance is not responsible for the stipulations of these loan. Repayment is based on the honor system.
They're only $3.00 each!
Color: kelly green
Sizes: Small-XXL
Please stop by our office -- Office L in the East Student Office Space of the Memorial Union.
You may also e-mail itsokwithmeisu@gmail.com with special pick-up requests.
They make great gifts!
The Iowa Department of Revenue offers tax rebates on all books purchased at the University Book Store. To receive your rebate, please go to www.gsb.iastate.edu/tax to download forms and instructions. The receipt from your purchases will need to be included with the forms that are being sent in. The overall Iowa tax rate is seven percent, so this rebate will save you approximately seven percent on your purchase.
The Government of the Student Body is very concerned with the high debt levels of Iowa State students, and would like to help in any way possible. Please contact your representatives at http://www.gsb.iastate.edu with any concerns.
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One of the 14 girls who will compete on the new season of America's Next Top Model – which returns to The CW on September 3 – is transgender.
"My cards were dealt differently," Isis, a 22-year-old former receptionist, tells Us Weekly exclusively in its new issue, on newsstands now.
Hailing from Prince George's County, Maryland, Isis identifies herself as "a woman born physically male."
Will she be a role model?
"I like to help people, but I'm here to follow my dreams," she tells Us.
The inclusion of Isis is being hailed by GLAAD president Neil Giuliano as "an unprecedented opportunity for a community that is underrepresented on television.
"We applaud Tyra Banks and The CW for making this historic visibility of transgender people possible," Giuliano said.
What am I doing up at 1:30 am on a school night?
I'm happy to announce that our website has finally been updated! It's nothing fancy, just some general information and whatnot. I can not believe that I actually learned how use Filezila, Kerberos and NVu! Updating a website is nothing like maintaining a blog, there are so much more involved in it. Hopefully we'll find someone else to do it in the future, or switch to something a little less rigorous. Also, we have been informed that we had some issues with our email. If you have attempted to email us over the summer, we sincerely apologize for not responding-- we didn't get the emails. But feel free to post a comment on here, and we'll be sure to address any of your issues, questions or concerns.
Speaking of emails, our president, Terri, just informed us that techie peeps over in Durham Hall drooped the ball in sending our "Big Gay E-Mail" (it's our once a semester, campus-wide email announcing our general assembly meetings). This sucked cause the meeting is tonight, and we already paid them for the service that they failed to provide. (Yes, it cost money to spam... I mean, advertise.)
But if you are reading this prior to tonight's (Sept 3rd) meeting, please spread the word and let everyone know who might be interested.
In the meantime, I'll leave you with this rather creepy video from Daft Funk: Technologic.
Update 8:30 am. The emails were finally sent out! It's a little later than what we would have wanted, but I suppose it serves it purpose. It is entirely possible that they may have processed the email on time, but due to some techie bureaucracy, it didn't come out in a timely manner. Fiber optics and broadband stuff seems to have a mind of its own. (Ha! It sounded like I KNOW what I'm talking about.)
So I would like to issue a mea culpa to the techie peeps over at Durham Hall. I'm sure you tried your best.
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