Radio Promotional Spots

She Fears You
:30
4/17/01
Vanessa Paniccia

The Sexual Violence Awareness Committee and The Division of Student and Campus Life present "She Fears You", to be presented by guest speaker Troy Headrick, an "in your face" speaker. The presentation will discuss men, campus culture and rape. All who wish to attend are asked to chose one of the following presentation times and locations: Monday, April 23, 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 in the College Union Ballroom, Monday, April 23, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 in the College Union Ballroom, or Tuesday, April 24, 12:45 - 2:00 p.m. in the Sturges Auditorium. There will be no differences in what is discussed at the three programs. All students and faculty are invited and encouraged to attend "She Fears You". This message is brought to you by The Sexual Violence Awareness Committee, The Division of Student and Campus Life and WGSU.

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Acute Alcohol Intoxication
:30
3/31/00
Vanessa Paniccia

MUSIC BED: ENIGMA "SHADOWS IN SILENCE"
Alcohol can be a large part of college life. But where does the fun stop and the danger begin? How do you know if one of your friends is suffering from Acute Alcohol Intoxication? In Fact Acute Alcohol Intoxication, or Alcohol Poisoning is no stranger to the College Campus. The signs include unconsciousness, semi-consciousness, slowed breathing and cold, clammy or bluish skin. If someone has been drinking and shows any of these symptoms call 911 immediately. Don't take a chance with a friends life. You can help avoid a tragedy.

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Press Releases/Backgrounders

GENESEO'S CHAPTER OF GLBF WELCOMES NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY.

(Geneseo, NY)… This October 11th marks the 14th annual coming out day. The Geneseo, Chapter of GLBF encourages all to be honest about their sexual orientation to friends, family members and co-workers. GLBF also encourages all to be accepting of the sexual orientations of friends, family members, and co-workers.
The first National Coming Out Day was celebrated in 1987, to commemorate the 1987 March on Washington for Gay and Lesbian Rights. Coming Out Day is currently ran by the National Coming out Project 2000-Dallas/Ft. Worth (NCOP-DFW).
NCOP-DFW is an independent non-profit organization closely associated with the Human Rights Campaign in Washington, D.C. NCOP-DFW is not just about National Coming Out Day anymore, they are also dedicated to offering year round educational outreach to the GLBT (Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, and Transgenders, a group similar to GLBF) and non-GLBT community in the Dallas and Ft. Worth area. Their focus is education about coming out and many issues surrounding the coming out process. NCOP also promotes positive images of gays, lesbians and bisexuals through the sponsorship of events around the country. These events encourage gay people everywhere to "come out".
GLBF, NCOP and Candace J. Gingrich, NCOP associate Manager, would like to remind everyone this October 11th and always, that "if you are going through the coming out process yourself, remember that you are not alone. The NCOP resources will hopefully provide direction on this incredible journey. Coming out is still the single most important thing you can do to turn ignorance into understanding".

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Mike Twohig, whose work focuses on the human form and faces, is a 2001 graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology, with a bachelors of fine arts in illustration.
About halfway through his studies at RIT, Mike began to experiment with ink drawing and painting. His work, inspired by human interaction with self and others, often appears on nontraditional media, such as drywall, plywood, pressboard, as well as the more common canvas. His images are created through acrylic, oil, black ink and oil over acrylic.
Currently Mike is involved in a group art showing at the Bug Jar, Rochester, NY, the venue where Mike began to display his work, during the winter of 2000-01. Mike has also shown his work elsewhere in the Rochester area. Some of these locations include Java's, Java Wally's (RIT), the Wallace Library (RIT), the former club Piranha, Café Del Arté and Park Avenue Treasures. In addition, his work has appeared in two magazines, The Reporter, and Signatures, both annual literary and art magazines run through RIT. He is responsible for an opinion cartoon appearing in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle during the spring of 2001, as well.
Mike's claims inspiration from such artists as Francis Bacon, Ralph Steadman, Stephen Kasner, Derek Hess and Raymond Pettibon. He describes his work as "expressive with subtle to blatant abstraction with qualities intended to evoke an emotional response."

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