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ship_go_boom) wrote2007-04-17 09:01 am
ship_go_boom) wrote2007-04-17 09:01 am
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Day of Silence
Okay, it's been over a month since my last post. I can't remember how long it's been since I checked my FList. However long it's been, it'll have to wait another day - or at least until I finish this paper I'm supposed to be writing (which is already late. Oops.). But it's the last paper before finals! Yay! And Inherit the Wind has finished it's very short run, so I have my evenings back now.
I'll do another post in a few days, wherein I'll tell of various goings-on, but on what I'm doing tomorrow:
GLSEN Day of Silence, April 18, 2007: from the official website:
"The Day of Silence is an annual event held to bring attention to anti-LGBT bullying, harassment and discrimination in schools. Students and teachers nationwide will observe the day in silence to echo the silence that LGBT and ally students face everyday. In it's 11th year, the Day of Silence is one of the largest student-led actions in the country."
A largish portion of Students Opposed to Acts of Prejudice will be wearing t-shirts in observation of the day but are unable to forgo speaking due to previous commitments (others will just be wearing black). I'll be doing the full-fledged vow-'o-silence thing, and I may goth up to make my silence more noticeable.
This should be interesting.
(Class discussion for English and Sociology will be painful. My ideas are normally out there enough that I can't really trust others in the class to say them for me.)
I'll do another post in a few days, wherein I'll tell of various goings-on, but on what I'm doing tomorrow:
GLSEN Day of Silence, April 18, 2007: from the official website:
"The Day of Silence is an annual event held to bring attention to anti-LGBT bullying, harassment and discrimination in schools. Students and teachers nationwide will observe the day in silence to echo the silence that LGBT and ally students face everyday. In it's 11th year, the Day of Silence is one of the largest student-led actions in the country."
A largish portion of Students Opposed to Acts of Prejudice will be wearing t-shirts in observation of the day but are unable to forgo speaking due to previous commitments (others will just be wearing black). I'll be doing the full-fledged vow-'o-silence thing, and I may goth up to make my silence more noticeable.
This should be interesting.
(Class discussion for English and Sociology will be painful. My ideas are normally out there enough that I can't really trust others in the class to say them for me.)
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Take flash-cards..... :~P
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Seems cool to me!
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