Kim Baldwin, “Women’s Center: A Place for Caring,” Phoenix, 19 Sept. 1974, 4.

article about SF State Women’s Center’s, which “has a referral system for the San Francisco Area on employment for women, birth control problems, gay organizations, and other women’s groups"

David Cawley, “All Not Well in Beautiful San Francisco; Gays Being Harassed by Police Again,” Phoenix, 12 Sept. 1974, 5.

article by member of Gay Students’ Coalition about police harassment of gay people in Castro and SF

Daniel Saks, “A New Majority in AS Politics,” Phoenix, 9 May 1974, 12.

article about Associated Students and Students for Organized Change, with reference to resolution against sex discrimination in faculty/staff hiring and comments about Sally Gearhart in Speech Communications Department

Mark Thompson, “Unisexual Angels Bringing the Light of Divide Decadence,” Phoenix, 25 Apr. 1974, 11.

article on gay/trans/drag/pansexual performance groups Cockettes and Angels of Light

“S, S, & C,” Phoenix, 18 Apr. 1974, 13.

advertisement for lecture by biology professor Bernard Goldstein

“Ginsberg, Blues and Feminist Art,” Phoenix, 18 Apr. 1974, 11.

announcement of campus poetry reading by gay poet Allen Ginsberg and off-campus poetry reading by lesbian poet Adrienne Rich

“Health Service,” Phoenix, 28 Mar. 1974, 12.

advertisement for Student Health Service; “Venereal disease, homosexuality, genetics, pregnancy, and feminine hygiene are just a few of the areas in which advising is given by the Human Sexuality Center of the Student Health Service”

John Moore, “Tennis: The Sport of the Elite is Now the People’s Game,” Phoenix, 28 Mar. 1974, 10.

article about popularity of tennis, sport that used to be “game for girls or ‘sissy’ boys"; mentions role of Billie Jean King in expanding popularity of tennis

“Rubbers Soup and Nixon,” Phoenix, 21 Mar. 1974, 1.

article on SF State Activities Fair, with joking comment about Bernard Goldstein’s human sexuality course

“English Program Future in Doubt,” Phoenix, 14 Mar. 1974, 3.

article about results of English Department vote on new curriculum; mentions that “the main reasons students take the courses is the subject matter,” with “Incest: Implications of an Archetype” and “The Homosexual and Bisexual in Contemporary…

Announcement, film screening of The Lenny Bruce Film at Surf Theater and film screening of Johnny Minotaur at San Francisco Art Institute, Phoenix, 7 Mar. 1974, 6.

announcement of screening of “erotic and very personal” film, Johnny Minotaur, described as “study in sensuality and sexual mores and manners” written and directed by gay artist Charles Henri Ford

Carole Rahn, “Human Sexuality: Re-examining the Pink-or-Blue Blanket Coverup,” Phoenix, 7 Mar. 1974, 5.

article on Human Sexuality course taught by biology professor Bernard Goldstein, with comments about masturbation, sex education, abortion, homosexuality, and eugenics

“Purses Nixed by Bookstore,” Phoenix, 7 Feb. 1974, 1.

article about male student’s complaint about bookstore not allowing him to shop with purse

Classified advertisement, “Room-mate Wanted, Female or Gay Male,” Phoenix, 8 Nov. 1973, 16.

Judith Nielsen, “Student-Faculty Sex, A Pleasure, A Curse,” Phoenix, 8 Nov. 1973, 3.

revised version of censored article about faculty-student sex, featuring first-person accounts of straight, lesbian, and gay faculty-student sex

“TV Cameras Focus On Human Sexuality Class,” Phoenix, 1 Nov. 1973, 11.

article about videotaping of Bernard Goldstein’s Human Sexuality class as “joint effort between Goldstein and Educational Television"; Goldstein quoted as asserting that he will not be “cleaning up” his language and “no effort will be made to…

Barbara Egbert, “Universitems: Capsule Filling,” Phoenix, 25 Oct. 1973, 4.

column includes joke, “From Zengers--'Wanted m/f student for research on.’ Did I read this right?? Or does someone really want a hermaphrodite for purposes of vivisection?”

Judith Nielsen, “Bare Breasts in Advertisement Building,” Phoenix, 18 Oct. 1973, 8.

article about “improvisational performance” in Women’s Center during which “one of the performers stripped to the waist to display her two breasts complete with a third nipple"; Sally Gearhart, instructor of Women and Administration class,…

Advertisement, “SDS Comment, A Reply to Racism,” Phoenix, 10 May 1973, 5.

Students for a Democratic Society full-page “paid political advertisement” highlighting “racist advertisement published in the July ’72 issue of ‘American Psychologist’”; SDS response discredits “theories of race inferiority/race superiority” based…

“Feminists’ Defeat: Women’s Studies Cut,” Phoenix, 10 May 1973, 3.

only nine of forty-five requested women’s studies courses were funded; one will be course on lesbianism