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| − | == An Introduction to Life in Happy Valley ==
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| − | == Exhibit Pages ==
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| − | [[Closets of a College Town]]<br/>
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| − | [[Queer Resources of Happy Valley]]<br/>
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| − | [[History of LGBTQA Organizations in State College]]<br/>
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| − | [[Queer Activism in Happy Valley Since 1969]]<br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010]]<br/>
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| − | [[Summary of LGBTQA Events and Speakers]]<br/>
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| − | [[Famous LGBTQA Alums and State College Locals]]<br/>
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| − | == Landmark Events Affecting State College, 1969 ~ 2010 ==
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1972) "Homophiles of Penn State" vs. Penn State|''(1971, Apr) USG Approves Charter of "The Other Vision: Homophiles of Penn State (HOPS)"'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1972) "Homophiles of Penn State" vs. Penn State|''(1971, May) Student Affairs Suspends HOPS'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1972) "Homophiles of Penn State" vs. Penn State|''(1971, Jun) HOPS is Rechartered by the GSA'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1972) "Homophiles of Penn State" vs. Penn State|''(1971, Sep) Student Affairs Reaffirms Suspension of HOPS'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1972) "Homophiles of Penn State" vs. Penn State|''(1972, Feb) HOPS Files Suit against Penn State'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1972) "Homophiles of Penn State" vs. Penn State|''(1973, Jan) Out Of Court Settlement Grants Charter to HOPS'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1975) First Gay Rights Ordinance |''(1975, Apr) Gov. Milton Shapp Issues Executive Order 1975-5 (Committing his administration to gay rights)'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1976) Carozza vs. Penn State|''(1976, May) Anthony Carozza Denied Rehire at Penn State'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1976) Pennsylvania Gay Pride Week|''(1976, Jun) Gov. Milton Shapp Proclaims First Pennsylvania Gay Pride Week'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1975) First Gay Rights Ordinance|''(1976, Jun) Gov. Shapp Amends 1975-5, Creates Council for Sexual Minorities'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1976) Carozza vs. Penn State|''(1976, Nov) Carozza Rehired at Penn State'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1976) Pennsylvania Gay Pride Week|''(1979, Jun) Gov. Dick Thornburgh Proclaims Affirmation for Gay Pride Week'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1980) Joe Paterno Hires Rene Portland|''(1980, Jun) Joe Paterno Hires Rene Portland'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1975) First Gay Rights Ordinance|''(1984, Feb) Gov. Thornburgh Issues Executive Order 1984-1'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1984) Local Gay Bar "Chumley's" Opens|''(1984) Local Gay Bar "Chumley's" Opens'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1980) Joe Paterno Hires Rene Portland|''(1986, Jun) Rene Portland Says "No Drinking, Drugs, or Lesbians"'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1975) First Gay Rights Ordinance|''(1988, Jan) Gov. Robert Casey Amends Executive Order 1984-1 with 1988-1'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1988) Anti-Gay Posters Posted Around Campus|''(1988, Apr) Anti-Gay Posters Posted Around Campus]] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1989) Conservative Independent Newspaper, "The Lionhearted" Founded|''(1989) Conservative Independent Newspaper, "The Lionhearted" Founded'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1989) The Whitehead Incident|''(1989, Mar) The Whitehead Incident'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1990) Committee Appointed to Review Climate|''(1990, Dec) Committee Appointed to Review Climate Experienced by Lesbians and Gay Men'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1991) Penn State's Non-Discrimination Policy|''(1991, May) Penn State Revises Non-Discrimination Policy'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1991) Commission on Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Equity Founded|''(1991, Oct) Commission on Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Equity Founded'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1993) Fair Housing Ordinance|''(1993, Mar) State College Borough Adopts Fair Housing Ordinance'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1993) Independent Newspaper of Central Pennsylvania Founded|''(1993, Aug) Liberal Independent Newspaper "Voices of Central Pennsylvania" Founded'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1994) LGBT Support Network Founded|''(1994, Sep) LGBT Support Network Formalized'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1975) First Gay Rights Ordinance|''(1996, Dec) Gov. Thomas Ridge Amends Executive Order 1988-1 with 1996-9'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1998) LGBTA Resource Room Opens in Grange Building|''(1998, Aug) LGBTA Resource Room Opens in Grange Building'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2000) Transgender added to Commission's Name (CLGBTE)|''(2000, Jun) Transgender added to Commission's Name (CLGBTE)'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2001) LGBTA Student Resource Center Moves to Boucke Building|''(2001, Jan) LGBTA Student Resource Center Comes to Boucke Building'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2001) LGBTA Student Resource Center Moves to Boucke Building|''(2001, Nov) Director Hired for LGBTA Student Resource Center'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1975) First Gay Rights Ordinance|''(2002, May) Gov. Edward Rendell Amends Executive Order 1996-9 with 2002-3'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(1975) First Gay Rights Ordinance|''(2003, Jul) Gov. Edward Rendell Amends Executive Order 2002-3 with 2003-10'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2005) Kovalchick's Letter to the Editor|''(2005, Feb) Kovalchick's Letter to the Editor'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2005) Penn State Formalizes Domestic Partner Benefits|''(2005, Jan) Penn State Formalizes Domestic Partner Benefits'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2005) Harris vs. Portland, Curley, and Penn State|''(2005, Oct) Harris vs. Portland, Curley, and Penn State'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2006) Harris vs. Portland, Curley, and Penn State|''(2006, Apr) Penn State Fines Portland $10,000'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2006) Penn State's Non-Discrimination Policy|''(2006, May) Penn State Revises Non-Discrimination Policy'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2005) Harris vs. Portland, Curley, and Penn State|''(2007, Feb) Harris Claim Settled'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2007) Susan R. Rankin Pride Week Award|''(2007, Apr) First Pride Week Award at Penn State'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2007) State College Revises Anti-Discrimination Policy|''(2007, Dec) State College Revises Anti-Discrimination Policy'']] <br/>
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| − | [[Detailed Timeline of LGBTQA-Specific Events 1969 ~ 2010#(2009) Sexuality and Gender Studies Minor Formalized|''(2009, Jul) Sexuality and Gender Studies Minor Formalized'']] <br/>
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