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David Cawley, “Too Much Candy,” Phoenix, 31 Oct. 1974, 9.
review of Civic Light Opera’s adaptation of film Some Like It Hot; mentions that male actors are in drag; features photograph of male actors in drag, with caption that deems them “lovelies”
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Alan Whiteside, “Brown Agrees With Students,” Phoenix, 31 Oct. 1974, 7.
article discussing views of California gubernatorial candidate Edmund G. Brown; claims that Brown “agrees with many of the issues that have found support with students,” including “doing away with laws that would regulate private sexual activity…
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Alvaro Delgado, “Citation System for ‘Victimless Crimes,’” Phoenix, 31 Oct. 1974, 3.
article about new resolution from SF Board of Supervisors that implements “a citation system for those caught committing certain victimless crimes” such as “consenting adults engaging in illegal sex acts”
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Fred Hollister, “The Hookers’ First Ball,” Phoenix, 31 Oct. 1974, 1, 12.
article on recent Hookers’ Masquerade Ball, organized by Margo St. James, founder of COYOTE (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics), with references to prostitutes, drag queens, and transvestites
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Pauline Scholten, “One-Woman Show,” Phoenix, 24 Oct. 1974, 9.
review of Rebecca Valrejean’s “The Lavender Troubador,” one-act improvisational play about lesbian love, performed at SF State
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Classified advertisement, “Gay Ski Cabin,” Phoenix, 24 Oct. 1974, 4.
advertisement for coed gay ski cabin on Donner Lake
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“Lavender Troubadour,” Phoenix, 17 Oct. 1974, 10.
announcement of performance at McKenna Theatre of Rebecca Valrajean play Lavender Troubadour
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Jan Merrill, “‘Lavender Troubador’ Delivers Message of Gay Oppression,” Phoenix, 17 Oct. 1974, 10.
interview with Rebecca Valrajean about new play Lavender Troubadour at SF State, “presented by Associated Students Performing Arts, Women’s Center, and Gay Student’s Coalition"; Valrajean quoted as claiming that play describes her “own…
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*“Gay Lifestyle: Cage Without Bars,” Phoenix, 10 Oct. 1974, 8.
article about upcoming one-woman Lavender Troubadour show, addressing “homosexuality and gay lifestyles,” by Rebecca Valrejean at SF State; sponsors included Gay Students Coalition
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Jim Sanders, “Welby Show Stirs Gay Protest,” Phoenix, 10 Oct. 1974, 4.
article on gay protest at KGO-TV against antigay “Marcus Welby” episode, with comments by SF State student activist Henry Wilson and reference to “Gay Student Coalition,” which included SF State students
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David Cawley, “Former Inmate’s Report on Sex in San Quentin,” Phoenix, 3 Oct. 1974, 1, 16.
article on SF State student and former San Quentin prisoner Gus Colgain, who conducted in-depth research on prison homosexuality
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Paul Snodgrass, “Glide Memorial Isn’t A Church, It’s A Movement,” Phoenix, 26 Sept. 1974, 2.
article about Glide Memorial Church; attracts “blacks, whites, gays, straights, young, old, hookers, hippies and hoboes”
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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"
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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
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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
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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
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“S, S, & C,” Phoenix, 18 Apr. 1974, 13.
advertisement for lecture by biology professor Bernard Goldstein
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“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
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“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”
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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