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Tuesday, August 19
Source: Oregon Daily Emerald Eugene, Ore. -- A group of law students focused on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender legal issues at the University of Oregon will offer law students the first ever diversity-based moot court competition on campus this year, along with a host of other services. Members...
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Tuesday, August 19
Source: Oregon Daily Emerald Eugene, Ore. -- A group of law students focused on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender legal issues at the University of Oregon will offer law students the first ever diversity-based moot court competition on campus this year, along with a host of other services. Members...
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Saturday, April 26
Source: Providence Journal , Arizona Republic , Rochester Democrat and Chronicle , Modesto Bee , Seattle Times , Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum The school's namesake peak overlooks the entrance to Mount Si High in Snoqualmie, WA. Only about 100 anti-gay demonstrators showed up at the school Friday, despite...
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Saturday, April 26
Source: Providence Journal , Arizona Republic , Rochester Democrat and Chronicle , Modesto Bee , Seattle Times , Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum The school's namesake peak overlooks the entrance to Mount Si High in Snoqualmie, WA. Only about 100 anti-gay demonstrators showed up at the school Friday, despite...
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Friday, April 25
Lucina Hauser, right, who described herself as a "Christian parent" joined former Mount Si student Neil Lequia, left, and GLSEN's Robert Rackety at a press conference at the Snoqualmie Library seaQwa photo: Robin Evans As I write this, I look out on the snow-capped peaks of the Cascades...
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Friday, April 25
Source: Seattle Times , KIRO Newsradio Seattle Times catches up with the controversy that a Redmond pastor has worked to create at Mount Si High School in Snoqualmie by interviewing former student Neil Lequia. As a gay-rights activist, he's helping to organize a news conference in support of students...
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Friday, April 25
Source: Seattle Times , KIRO Newsradio Seattle Times catches up with the controversy that a Redmond pastor has worked to create at Mount Si High School in Snoqualmie by interviewing former student Neil Lequia. As a gay-rights activist, he's helping to organize a news conference in support of students...
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Thursday, April 24
Source: Qblog , Snoqualmie Valley Record Hutch: Qblog , Qnews As some parents prepare to protest outside Mount Si High School on the Day of Silence, school administrators are assuring the community that the event, scheduled for Friday, April 25, will not endanger the school's learning environment...
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Thursday, April 24
Source: Qblog , Snoqualmie Valley Record Hutch: Qblog , Qnews As some parents prepare to protest outside Mount Si High School on the Day of Silence, school administrators are assuring the community that the event, scheduled for Friday, April 25, will not endanger the school's learning environment...
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Friday, March 14
Source: Snoqualmie Valley Record The Snoqualmie Valley School District Board of Directors heard more about the perception of bias at Mount Si High School at its March 6 regular meeting. Mount Si librarian Elaine Harger said she had received an e-mail from Rev. Ken Hutcherson that referred to Mount Si's...
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