torical, that the play treats extreme human
conditions in a universal manner.

As finances for the production are
tight, donations of cost:umes,_ props, and
money are being sought. Anyone interested
in helping out is encouraged to call Susan
Wuellenweber at 660-9304.

Middlebury Colle e to
Host Gay Alumni anel

Middlebury College will be welcom-
ing back a number of its gay and lesbian
alumni in order to present a panel discus-
sion entitled "Coming Back: Gay and Les-
bian Alumni Retum to Middlebury." The
panel will take place in Upper Proctor
Lounge at the College at 2:00 on Sunday,
November 4, and is open to the public.

Following presentations by panel
members, the audience will have a chance
to break into smaller groups, which will
address a number of topics ranging from
coming outatcollege to looking for work as
an "out" gay man or lesbian.

Included among the presenters are an
educational administrator from Goddard
College, a graduate student from New York
City whose dissertation focuses on the gay
rights movement, and the author of Easing
the Ache, a book on sexual addiction.

Rolling Stone Covers
Bennington Harrassment
Scandal

In their recent "College Special" issue,
Rolling Stone magazine offered up a fea-
ture story on a sexual harrassment case at
Bennington College.

The article, penned by noted author
Bret Easton Ellis, concemed Leroy Logan,
who was a tenured Professor in the Drama
l)ivision. Logan was relieved of his teach-
mg duties this past spring following
charges that he sexually harrassed a male
student at a dinner party last fall.

Logan, who is supported by several
witnesses in denying all charges, has subse-
quently led a campaign to have the case
reconsidered. In his defense he has submit-
tedpolygraph tests, psychological exami-
nation results, and legal documents, all to
no immediate avail.

Students and faculty alike at the school
continue to work to have the case reopened
and have already forwarded a petition to the
administration.

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Ice Climbing Dates Set

For those of us who refuse to hibernate
during the cold winter months ahead, the
Stonewall Climbers, a group of gay and
lesbian mountaineers, have scheduled a
number of outdoor excursions over the
coming months with the Chiltem Mountain
Club, shedules trips on the East Coast.

The first trip will be a beginner's ice
climbing trip in Tuckerman's Ravine in
New Hampshire on the weekend of Decem-
ber 7-9. Participants should have some
experience in rock climbing; some equip-
ment is also necessary.

On the weekend of December 28-30
the group will head for Huntington Ravine
in New Hampshire, which promises long

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routes in an alpine setting. There is a pos-
sibility of extending the trip, _i_f desired.

To start off the New Year on a high
note, the group will ascend Frankenstein
Cliff, again in New Hampshire and billed
as "one of the great climbing areas in New
England." Previous ice climbing experi-
ence is necessary.

For those who like to plan well ahead,
a retum trip to Huntington Ravine will
occur on the weekend of February 1-3. The
trip leader describes the adventure as fol-
lows: "We climb, we camp, we cook, we
drink Irish whiskey."

Anyone interested in joining the
Stonewall Climbers on any of these or
future climbs is encouraged to write to the
group at PO Box 445, Boston MA 02124.

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Partners in Recovery and Growth Inc., Therapists

Erica Marks, S.A.C., A.C.H., Director
Giita Clark, Associate
Sherry Hunt, B.A., A.C.H., Associate

Sexuality, Substance Abuse, Spirituality, Parenting, Gestalt, T.A.,
Hypnosis, Individuals, Couples, Families, Groups

182 Main St.
Burlington, VT 05401
Sliding fee scale Phone: 865-2403

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