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Below Tw\o member s oti the Karte Club pratice2 torms during a Thurs
day meeting, aided~ by the giloss\! tlo~r t the \lemrial Gy!m, which can
act like a mirror at times
Bttom "I must go do n to the sea again, to the lo)nel!. sea andj the sky-
- and all I ask is a tall ship., and sta to, ster her by And the w\hecls~ kick
and the ts inds~ song and the w\hite sails shaking; a giras mist onI the sea s
tac,e and a ra dla n breakhing (Jhn \ltzild, '~;e Fever ')'~I t ma
nt be the sea, but I ake Clinton is still uisetul (nd mtich clsr) Scott
Baker, Di Totoraitis, and Jnny Geibl are oit tor a sail on a silvr lue
in o~ urc lasses. \ c are
G;reekL we are
are tucients,
n e are
Ilch e nlv'
ting we'
New
Oroups:
ninhtjx I rt.e a-
-ioa
V""" is ad C. . (. \W.
\nmci t1 lnt'rniiin, i ii yea~r\o ld orlcide human rights organi/a-tion.
It has hclped~ inl the Ilst three decades to, put human rights on the w ~ric
agena~. AmnstyS! works tor three major gls: I) the unlconditional,1 release ot all
prisoners ot conscience, 2) tair anl rom~t trials tor political risners, and 3) an
end to tortlre and the death penalty w~he~rver they~ exist Amne~sty is non-partisan,
aplitical, does nt accept mnley trom ny govrnment, and has no
reliious or ideological ftilitins. The main focus ot the group is to, work on
letter wrriting campaigns on behalt ot political prisoners and to raise aareness
amng cllege students about these~itn justices in our w~rld.
The Illinois We'tslevan chapter ot :\n-~estv, Intrnational ~as founded in
March ot 192. As a itcglingg rolp, their tocus is on membership and aareness
acti\ ities in order to torm a large constitu~nc on this campus. The more letters
w\ritten on behalt ot a particular prisoner, thle more likely he she will begin to
receie better treatment and possibly treedom. The letter writing capaigns
really work; thousands oti prisoners ha e been treed, wLho might otherise have
died or remained imprisoned. "Ligiht another candle. Feed the tire ot hope.
Support the tight for human rights".
G. L. . W., Gays and Lesbians ot Weslean, began their organi/ation in early
Mlarch oti 1'92. 1heir meetings ~ere opened to the entire campus, regardless ot
seual orinttion By the enld ot their tirst mnth, the mnemers ot the groupLI were
orgaiing the tirst annual Gay! and Lesbian Awzarne~ss We~ek on the Weslevan
campus.
The group is composed ot students concerned ~ith making the campus awzare
ot the rights and presence ot gay and lesbian studc'nts w\ithin the Wteslev\an
community. On the whole, the group has mnet ~ith c'normous suIpport tromI1 thle
student body and at great deal cit interest in the evcnts the groulp has pla~ndc.
G;ols include addressing secual orientation in Xcslevan's~ atirmativec aIction
policy, the tormation of a class about the contributions otf gay' and lesbian figures
in history, a phone line resource for thec campus, and AID)S ed ucation.
Memb~rs ot the group agreed that " [his ettort by the sttclnts otf Weslvan to
bring a more div~rse cultlre to the toretront of theancministratio~n aInd the stticent
body arnecss is a positive step tor thc' campus... II ~he group isi trying to get
ex'eryone who1( belngs tci t~is campus to, seec that gay s and lesbialnsarc' not newM
to, W~slcyan. Howver\, they are icoming to~rwarci to, claim th~ir places lonsidec
C;reks and independents, faculty aind students, blacks andl wIhit~s, me~n aind
wom~n. And they are creating a newM aget awareneTCl~ts at We slCYanI Something
to take prick' in."
Bc'Inis \lc'Iirb c s ni li' ,iliig( lili . in r T,,\x s1: \l,'\is \liriii,ii, kis. \\.1 ,i ll, iht h,\lih'n,
I l'tcher, (c~ii "icscinti sook, Clssi ",arie~n, I canne~ it ikirk
.,-,
Clubs and Organiations 47
Object Description
| Title | 1992 Wesleyana |
| Volume | 89 |
| Subject | Illinois Wesleyan University--Students--Yearbooks; College Yearbooks; Bloomington, Illinois; Student publications |
| Year | 1992 |
| Decade | 1990 |
| Digitized By | Tate Archives & Special Collections, The Ames Library, Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL 61702. |
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| Record Group | 11 - 2/30/2 : Student Publications |
| Date.Digital | 2010-02-02 |
| Collection | Wesleyana Yearbooks (Illinois Wesleyan University) |
| Language | eng |
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Description
| Title | Page 48 |
| Description | Below Tw\o member s oti the Karte Club pratice2 torms during a Thurs day meeting, aided~ by the giloss\! tlo~r t the \lemrial Gy!m, which can act like a mirror at times Bttom "I must go do n to the sea again, to the lo)nel!. sea andj the sky- - and all I ask is a tall ship., and sta to, ster her by And the w\hecls~ kick and the ts inds~ song and the w\hite sails shaking; a giras mist onI the sea s tac,e and a ra dla n breakhing (Jhn \ltzild, '~;e Fever ')'~I t ma nt be the sea, but I ake Clinton is still uisetul (nd mtich clsr) Scott Baker, Di Totoraitis, and Jnny Geibl are oit tor a sail on a silvr lue in o~ urc lasses. \ c are G;reekL we are are tucients, n e are Ilch e nlv' ting we' New Oroups: ninhtjx I rt.e a- -ioa V""" is ad C. . (. \W. \nmci t1 lnt'rniiin, i ii yea~r\o ld orlcide human rights organi/a-tion. It has hclped~ inl the Ilst three decades to, put human rights on the w ~ric agena~. AmnstyS! works tor three major gls: I) the unlconditional,1 release ot all prisoners ot conscience, 2) tair anl rom~t trials tor political risners, and 3) an end to tortlre and the death penalty w~he~rver they~ exist Amne~sty is non-partisan, aplitical, does nt accept mnley trom ny govrnment, and has no reliious or ideological ftilitins. The main focus ot the group is to, work on letter wrriting campaigns on behalt ot political prisoners and to raise aareness amng cllege students about these~itn justices in our w~rld. The Illinois We'tslevan chapter ot :\n-~estv, Intrnational ~as founded in March ot 192. As a itcglingg rolp, their tocus is on membership and aareness acti\ ities in order to torm a large constitu~nc on this campus. The more letters w\ritten on behalt ot a particular prisoner, thle more likely he she will begin to receie better treatment and possibly treedom. The letter writing capaigns really work; thousands oti prisoners ha e been treed, wLho might otherise have died or remained imprisoned. "Ligiht another candle. Feed the tire ot hope. Support the tight for human rights". G. L. . W., Gays and Lesbians ot Weslean, began their organi/ation in early Mlarch oti 1'92. 1heir meetings ~ere opened to the entire campus, regardless ot seual orinttion By the enld ot their tirst mnth, the mnemers ot the groupLI were orgaiing the tirst annual Gay! and Lesbian Awzarne~ss We~ek on the Weslevan campus. The group is composed ot students concerned ~ith making the campus awzare ot the rights and presence ot gay and lesbian studc'nts w\ithin the Wteslev\an community. On the whole, the group has mnet ~ith c'normous suIpport tromI1 thle student body and at great deal cit interest in the evcnts the groulp has pla~ndc. G;ols include addressing secual orientation in Xcslevan's~ atirmativec aIction policy, the tormation of a class about the contributions otf gay' and lesbian figures in history, a phone line resource for thec campus, and AID)S ed ucation. Memb~rs ot the group agreed that " [his ettort by the sttclnts otf Weslvan to bring a more div~rse cultlre to the toretront of theancministratio~n aInd the stticent body arnecss is a positive step tor thc' campus... II ~he group isi trying to get ex'eryone who1( belngs tci t~is campus to, seec that gay s and lesbialnsarc' not newM to, W~slcyan. Howver\, they are icoming to~rwarci to, claim th~ir places lonsidec C;reks and independents, faculty aind students, blacks andl wIhit~s, me~n aind wom~n. And they are creating a newM aget awareneTCl~ts at We slCYanI Something to take prick' in." Bc'Inis \lc'Iirb c s ni li' ,iliig( lili . in r T,,\x s1: \l,'\is \liriii,ii, kis. \\.1 ,i ll, iht h,\lih'n, I l'tcher, (c~ii "icscinti sook, Clssi ",arie~n, I canne~ it ikirk .,-, Clubs and Organiations 47 |
| Rights | http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ |
| Contact Information | Please email Tate Archives at archives@iwu.edu or call 309-556-1535 for more information. Permission to reproduce these images must be granted by IWU. |
| Date.Digital | 2010-02-02 |
