From: alan@ninja.osf.org (Alan Hamilton)
Subject: Monthly posting: Bi Activists Resource List
Originator: alan@pluto.osf.org
Organization: Open Software Foundation
Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 05:52:22 GMT

		_Bi Activists Resource List_

This is a compilation of resources useful to Bi activists.  It is
posted monthly to newsgroups soc.bi and soc.motss, and to mailing
lists biact-l, bisexu-l, and bifem-l.

Please send additions and corrections and suggestions to alan@osf.org,
including requests to be listed in the BISEXUAL ACTIVISTS EMAIL
ADDRESSES section.  Request the current copy from alan@osf.org.

Additions and changes since the last-published version are marked with
a bar (|) in the left column.  Deletions (which will not appear in the
next version) are marked with a less-than (<) in the left column.

Please send dates of Pride Day (or nearest approximation) for all
locations you know about.


> REGIONAL TERMINOLOGY
> --------------------

Please help eradicate US-centrism in this resource list.  Please point
out listings which leave out the country, or otherwise assume that the
| world revolves around the US.  For a description of some geographic
| entities which are sometimes confused, send mail to alan@osf.org.


> UK Terminology
> --------------
> The largest island off the North-West coast of Europe is called
> Britain, or Great Britain.  (Lesser Britain is an archaic name for
> Brittany, a province of France.)  The island of Britain contains three
> countries: England, Wales, and Scotland.  Referring to the whole
> kaboodle as "England" is inaccurate, upsets some people, and is not
> recommended.  These three countries and the province of Northern
> Ireland form the (Dis?) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
> Ireland, or the UK for short.  In practice, the name "Britain" (or
> Great Britain, GB for short) is often used to mean the whole nation,
> and not just the geographical entity.  People don't seem to mind this
> (it may even be accepted as "correct" usage - but UK passports use the
> longer version).

In price listings, "waged" means that you have a job; "unwaged" or
"concessions" means that you're unemployed, at school or university,
retired, etc.
> It's fairly common in the UK for alternative magazines to offer
> concessionary rates to unwaged people.  Cinemas, concert halls etc.
> often have stand-by tickets at concessionary rates as well.  "Creche"
> means nursery care for children of parents at a conference or retreat.


> US Terminology
> --------------
> In price listings, lower rates are often listed for people classed as
> "student," "senior citizen," or "limited income."  "Child care" means
> nursery care for children of parents at a conference or retreat.


> Irish Terminology
> -------------------
> The Irish Republic comprises those 26 counties (of the 32 on the
> island of Ireland) which are outside the UK, and which are normally
> referred to as "Ireland". The word "Eire" is the Irish-language word
> for Ireland, and is normally only used when speaking or writing in
> that language.


> Other Terminology
> -----------------
> "Europe" means that land mass north of the Mediterranean Sea from
> the Atlantic (including Iceland) eastwards to the Ural Mountains.
> "Western Europe" was a political description of those states west of
> the Iron Curtain: now it is a purely geographical description and has
> no clearly-defined border. Ditto (in reverse) for "Eastern Europe".



CALENDAR

  1992 Jul 24-25	BiNet Annual Meeting in Minnesota, US.
  1992 Aug 7-9		Bi Writers' Retreat outside Philadelphia, US.
  1992 Aug 10-16	Gay Pride Week, Helsinki, Finland.
  1992 Aug 28-30	Britain's 10th annual conference.  
			Contact Bisexual Conference, c/o Bifrost, PO Box 117, 
			Norwich, NR1 2SU, UK.  See note below.
  1992 Sep 19-21	South by Southeast Regional Conference, Dallas, US.
  1992 Oct 24-25	2nd international conference, UK.  New people welcome.
                        Contact International Conference Collective, BM BI,
                        London WC1N 3XX, UK.  See note below.
  1992 Dec		Time to renew subscriptions to newsletters!
| 1993 (need date)	Lesbian, Gay, Bi & Transgender Studies Conference,
| 			San Francisco, U.S.  Contact Karen Gallaghar,
| 			194 Douglass Street, San Francisco, California
| 			94114, US.  415-626-3017.
| 1993 Apr 23		BiNet/USA Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, US.
| 1993 Apr 25		US national bisexual conference, Washington, DC, US.
| 1993 Apr 25		Washington, DC, US: National March on Washington.
  1993 summer		Britain's 11th annual conference.
| 1993 Jun 17-25	Gay Games IV
| 1993 Jun 26		Stonewall 25: 
  1994 Jun		International Bisexual Conference in New York
			(to coincide with the Gay Games).

Title:		2nd International Bisexual Conference.
Theme:		Networking between bisexual people and bisexual groups
		in different countries.
Topics:		In addition to a variety of workshops, there will be two
		major sessions.  The first has the working title of
		"A United Nations for Bisexuality".  The second will be
		women-only (and will run concurrently with other workshops).
Access:		Wheelchair access, creche (nursery), crash accommodation
		available.
Language:	People giving talks may use the language of their choice.
		Written copies must be provided for all talks; these will
		be translated as necessary when possible.
Scope:		There have already been over 35 non-UK registrations,
		including people from The Netherlands, France, Germany,
		Hungary and Rumania.
Dates:		Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th October 1992.
Place:		London, UK.
Cost:		Sliding scale, depending on income and country.
		The maximum cost will be 25 UK pounds.
Sponsor:	London Bisexual Group.
Contact:	London Bisexual Group, BM BI, London WC1N 3XX, UK.
		Bisexual Helpline: +44 81 569 7500.

Title:		Tenth National Bisexual Conference
Theme:		A conference for all bisexuals, their partners, friends,
      		allies, and anyone with a positive interest in bisexuality.
Topics:		Over 70 workshops.  Typical topics from previous years include:
		"What is bisexuality", "Coming Out", "Bisexuality and
		Feminism", "Safer sex", "Political campaigning", "Using the
		Media", "Massage", "Sex", "SM", "Working with the Lesbian
		and Gay movement", "Counselling", "Bisexuality in Fiction",
		"Creating Bisexual Space", "Research on Bisexuality".
US Contacts:	None. 
UK Contacts:	Bifrost, PO Box 117, Norwich, NR1 2SU, UK.
Sponsors:	Bifrost, Norwich Bisexual Group, Edinburgh Bisexual Group,
		London Bisexual Group. 
Access:		Wheelchair accessible, British Sign Language Interpreters,
		Programme available in Braille or on tape if requested in
		advance.  Creche (Nursery).
Accommodation:	On-site bed & breakfast, or limited communal floor space.
Dates:		Friday 28th - Sunday 30th August, 1992.
Social events:	A free disco on Saturday.  Possibly a cabaret on Friday.
Cost:		Sliding scale depending on income:
			Unwaged or < $5,000 p.a.:	#12
			#5,000 - #10,000 p.a.:		#15
			for each #1,000 over #10,000:	#1.50
			Maximum (>#45,000p.a.):		#60



OTHER RESOURCE LISTS

Bibliography of books by and/or about bisexual people and issues.
Developed by Lambda Rising Bookstore, Washington, District of
| Columbia, USA.  Send US$5 to ECBN, POB 639, Cambridge, Massachusetts
| 02140, USA.

_International Directory of Bisexual Groups_, April 1992 edition
| published by the East Coast Bisexual Network.  Send US$5 to ECBN, POB
| 639, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140, USA.

| The Bisexual Archives, available for use by appointment with ECBN,
| POB 639, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140, USA.

List of organizations who either have a "sexual orientation" clause
as part of policy or are subject to laws relating to "sexual orientation".
Requests, corrections and contributions to larry@bradley.bradley.edu.

Annotated list of Bisexuality in Science Fiction, Fantasy and Other
Fiction.  Requests, corrections and contributions to db@dcs.ed.ac.uk
(Dave Berry).

List of shows which included regular, semi-regular or recurring/
occasional gay, lesbian or bisexual characters.  Requests, corrections
and contributions to wyatt@ccu.umanitoba.ca .

List of books with bisexual themes and/or characters.  Requests,
corrections and contributions to jhm%hourglas@tronsbox.xei.com .

| Bisexuality in Literature: A Preliminary Checklist.  Requests,
| additions, and corrections to M. S. Montgomery, PO Box 1189,
| Princeton, New Jersey 08542, US, or michael@pucc.princeton.edu.



CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS to the
_International Directory of Bisexual Groups_, April 1992

| Australia
| West Australian Bisexual Network (WABN), Box 1, Barker News, 268
| Canning Highway, Como WA6152, Australia.  phone: 09313 2308

Finland
Bi Group, c/o SETA, PL 55, 00531 Helsinki, Finland.  phone:
+358-0-769641, +358-0-769632.  email: leisti@cc.helsinki.fi

| New Zeland
| BiFocal c/o 9A Bealey Ave, Christchurch 1, New Zealand.

| New Zeland
| BiVocal : the radio show by, for, and about BiSexuals, c/o 9A Bealey
| Ave, Christchurch 1, New Zealand.  Plains FM, 96.9 MHz, canterbury
| plains area, New Zeland.  It is a community radio station.  We
| alternate, every 2nd week Mondays 8-8:30pm.  The other week is
| Outwaves, the queer show.

| United States / Arkansas
| Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian Activist Delegation, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
| (more information needed - reference seen in the Blade by Michael Beer.)

United States / California / Bay Area: 
Bisexual Politics (BiPOL) 584 Castro Street #422, San Francisco,
California 94114, USA.  phone 415-252-9818, email:
wet!bipol@cca.ucsf.edu.

United States / Indiana
Lesbian Bisexual Gay Peoples Union (LBGU) at Earlham College.

| United States / Massachusetts
| Am Tikva: Boston's Congregation of Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Jews,
| 617-926-2536, P.O. Box 11, Cambridge MA 02138.

United States / Minnesota
"What's a Nice Dyke Like Me Doing/Looking in (at) a Relationship with
a Man" contact information to come out in this months BiFocal.
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.

United States / Minnesota "BiWays" A discussion group contact
information to come out in this months Bifocal.  Minneapolis,
Minnesota, USA.

United States / Minnesota
Bisexual Women's Social Group. Potluck format.  Joint events with men
by invitation only.  Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.  contact information
coming out in this month's Bifocal.

United States / Missouri
Bi The Way bisexual support group.  Meets Thursday nights at the Bosom
of Ishtar bookstore, 10th & Walnut Sts, Columbia, Missouri 65201, USA.
A related political action group, BAM, meets biweekly mondays next
door at Mixed Company coffee-house.  phone: 314-875-1263.  email:
lawrrw@mizzou1.missouri.edu (summer); c556475@mizzou1.missouri.edu (fall).

United States / North Carolina, USA
Bisexual, Gay, & Lesbian Alliance, c/o Sociology & Anthropology
Department, Brewster 441 A, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC
27835, USA.

United States / New York City, USA
Friends for Lesbian Gay Bisexual Concerns, (more info due from Michael Beer.)

United States / Washington, DC, USA
BiCentrist Alliance, 202-828-3065, PO Box 2254, Washington, District
of Columbia 20013-2254, USA.  Newsletter US$7/year

United States / Washington, DC
Moving Violations, 202-452-7668, c/o Elias Farajaje'-Jones, 1223
Girard St, NE, Washington, District of Columbia, USA.  Support group
for bisexual men of color and contact for anthology of essays by
bisexual men of color.  Especially interested in including essays by
bisexual men of color with disabilities.

| US Regional / BISEXUAL
| Bisexual Resource Office, 95 Berkeley Street #613, Boston,
| Massachusetts, 02115, USA.  Or: ECBN, POB 639, Cambridge,
| Massachusetts 02140, USA.

| US Regional
| Democratic Socialists of America Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Commission, c/o
| Chicago DSA, 1608 North Milwaukee #403, Chicago, Illinois 60647, USA.
| e-mail: DSA-LGB-request@midway.uchicago.edu

| US Regional
Networking Group for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Concerns (NGLGLBC).
A professional association within the American Occupational Therapy 
Association.  (Contact info to come, from Michael Beer.)

| UK
| Bisexual Quakers, (need address from ECBN archives.)

| World Congress of Lesbian and Gay Jewish Organizations, 1901 Wyoming
| Av. NW, Washington, D.C. 20009.



COMPUTER CONNECTIONS

BiAct-L (bisexual activists) mailing list.  Send mail to Elaine
Brennan <EL406010@brownvm.brown.edu> to be added to (or removed from)
the mailing list.  Directions for posting to the list will be
sent to you when you are added to the list.

BiFem-L mailing list for Bi women and Bi-friendly women.  To
subscribe, send a message to listserv@brownvm.brown.edu with no
subject line and the following message body:
 SUBSCRIBE BIFEM-L *your full name*
You will receive an acknowledgement of your message, and will later
receive a message welcoming you to the list and explaining how to
post messages.  The list volume is 45-50 messages per day.

Bisexu-L mailing list.  To subscribe, send a message to
listserv@brownvm.brown.edu with no subject line and the 
following message body:
  SUBSCRIBE BISEXU-L *your full name*
You will receive an acknowledgement of your message, and will later
receive a message welcoming you to the list and explaining how to
post messages.  The list volume is 45-50 messages per day.
A digest form (2-3 mail messages per day, each a packet of messages
received that day) is available to reduce the number of mail messages.
To subscribe, send a message to listserv@brownvm.brown.edu. with 
no subject line and the following message body:
  SUBSCRIBE BISEXU-D *your full name*

biversity@gnu.ai.mit.edu mailing list - local Boston announcement list
(not a discussion-type list).  Subscriptions to liz@ai.mit.edu .

eagle@pompei.usc.edu mailing list for discussion of gays in the
Boy Scouts of America.  Send subscription requests to
eagle-request@pompei.usc.edu.

March On Washington '93 Planning (US).  Send subscription requests to
mow93-request@mailhost.Berkeley.EDU.  After subscribing, send email
messages to mow93@mailhost.Berkeley.EDU.

Usenet newsgroups:
soc.motss: Usenet social newsgroup for gays and lesbians, it also 
	includes many bisexual people, and supportive straight people.
	200+ messages per day.
soc.bi: Usenet social newsgroup for Bi and Bi-friendly people.
	20-50 messages per day.
Subscription is based on your newsreader software, so check out the
manual or ask someone else who uses the same newsreader.

There is a bisexual sub-forum on Compuserve - it is called Biways, and
is a sub-forum of the HSX200 forum.

| bnnj@plts.uucp (also known as uunet!sdl!plts!bnnj) - local BiNet New
| Jersey mailing list.  Mostly announcements.  To join, send mail to
| bnnj-request@plts.uucp or uunet!sdl!plts!bnnj-request



NEWSLETTERS

"Bi Centrist" newsletter, c/o BiCentrist Alliance, 202-828-3065, PO
Box 2254, Washington, District of Columbia 20013-2254, USA.
US$7/year.

"Bifocal" newsletter, PO Box 13158, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414, USA.

"BiFocus, A Newsletter for the Philadelphia Bisexual Community", PO
Box 30372, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103, USA.  US$12.00 regular,
US$4.00 low income and US$20.00 institution/supporting.

| Bifrost magazine: 6.50 pounds (waged) or 4.5 pounds (unwaged) for 12
issues.  Bifrost, PO Box 117, Norwich, NR1 2SU, England.  Cheques
should be payable to Bifrost.  Send an SSAE for a sample issue.
(Non-UK subs may be higher.)  Essential reading for news of the UK
bisexual movement.

"BiMonthly" newsletter, published monthly by the Boston Bisexual Men's
| Network, 617-247-6684, POB 639, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140, USA.

BiNet quarterly newsletter, published by BiNET, 584 Castro Street #441, 
San Francisco, California 94114, USA.  US$10.

"Bi Women" newsletter, published bimonthly by the Boston Bisexual
| Women's Network, 617-247-6684, POB 639, Cambridge, Massachusetts
02140, USA.

"North Bi NorthWest" newsletter, Seattle Bisexual Women's Network,
206-783-7987, P.O. Box 30645 Greenwood Station, Seattle WA 98103-0645.

"Side Bi Side", quarterly newsletter of the Bi Network of the
Washington, D.C. Area, P.O. Box 2646, Langley Park, MD 20787, USA.
US$15/year, checks payable to BNDC or Bi Network.

Unitarian-Universalist Bisexual Network (UUBN) newsletter, published
occasionally by UUBN.  Send US$10 to UUBN, P.O. Box 10818, Portland,
Maine 04104, USA, for a membership packet including the newsletter, a
copy of the _International Directory of Bisexual Groups_ and lots
more.


OTHER LITERATURE

_50 Steps To Bisexual Visibility_ pamphlet, _Safer Sex_ pamphlet,
_Bisexuality_ pamphlet, all developed by BiCEP and published by ECBN,
| 617-247-6683, POB 639, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140, USA.
These pamphlets are also available on 3.5" IBM-compatible floppy disk.
Call ECBN to order, or to volunteer to record them on audio cassette.

Annotated list of Bisexuality in Science Fiction, Fantasy and Other Fiction.
Send email request to db@dcs.ed.ac.uk (Dave Berry).

_Anything That Moves_ magazine, c/o BABN, 2404 California Street #24,
San Francisco, California 94115, USA.  1 year: US$25, 2 years: US$45,
Foreign/Group/Institutions: 1 year, US$30, Limited Income: 1 year, US$16.
Make checks payable to BABN.  "Mailings are discreet & sent bulk
mail."

_Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out_.  Ed. by Loraine
Hutchins & Lani Kaahumanu.  Boston: Alyson Publications, 1991.  ISBN
0-55583-174-5 (paperback).  US$11.95

_Bisexual Lives_.  Published in London by Off Pink Publishing, 1988.
ISBN 0-9513103-0-5 (paperback).  Sequel (_More Bisexual Lives_) in
preparation.

_The Bisexual Option: A Concept of One-Hundred Percent
Intimacy_, Klein, Fred.  New York: Arbor House, 1978.  ISBN 0-87795-179-9.

_Bisexuality, A reader and sourcebook_, Thomas Geller, ed.
1989 Times Change Press, Ojai, California, USA.

_Bisexuality & HIV/AIDS: A Global Perspective_.  Ed. Rob Tielman,
Manuel Carballo, & Aart Hendriks.  Buffalo, NY, Prometheus Press,
1991.  ISBN 0-87975-666-7.  [US$42.50 cloth; paperback not yet available
2/92.]

Dream Magazine, Klinger Publications, Klinger Building, 2801 Fourth
Ave.,  San Diego, California 92103 USA.  US$70 for 12 issues

_The Final Closet:  The Gay Parents' Guide for Coming Out to Their Children_.
rev. ed. Rip Corley. Ed. by Jean Chang. LC 89-82740. 192p. 1990. pap. 8.95 
(ISBN 0-945586-08-6). Editech Pr.

_The Handbook of Non-Sexist Writing for Writers, Editors and
Speakers_, Casey Miller and Kate Swift.  
  US: 1980, Harper and Row, ISBN 0-06-463542-2.  
  UK: 2nd British edition 1989, The Women's Press Limited, 34 Great
  Sutton Street, London EC1V 0DX, England. UK pounds 4.95.

International Gay/Les/Bi Student Group Directory.  128KB.  Send mail
to <bmcconne@vtssi.vt.edu> to request a copy or provide updates.

_Two Lives to Live: Bisexuality in Men and Women_.  Ed. by Fritz Klein
& Timothy J. Wolf.  New York: Harrington Park Press, 1985.  ISBN
0-918393-22-1 (pap.).  Also published by Haworth Press, 1985, with the
title _Bisexualities: Theory and Research_; originally appeared as
_Journal of Homosexuality_, vol. 11, nos. 1/2 (Spring 1985).

_Open Hands_ is published by the lesgay group of United Methodists.
Open Hands, 202-863-1586 FAX 202-488-1423, P. O. Box 23636, Washington, 
District of Columbia 20026, USA.

_The Other Side of the Closet:  The Coming-Out Crisis for Straight Spouses_.
Amity P. Buxton. 350p. (Orig.).	1991. pap. 14.95 (ISBN 1-877880-07-8). 
IBS Press.

_Talk Back! The Gay Person's Guide to Media Action_, "Lesbian and
Gay Media Advocates", US$3.95 Alyson Publications, Boston, 1982.
ISBN 0-932870-10-4

_Closer to Home: Bisexuality & Feminism_ edited by Beth Reba Weise.
$14.95 from Seal Press, 3131 Western Avenue #410, Seattle, WA
98121-1028.  To order by phone, (206) 283-7844.  For a limited time,
('til June 1st) Seal Press is offering bi groups a 40% discount on
this book for the purpose of reselling in bulk for profit.



| RADIO SHOWS

| BiVocal : the radio show by, for, and about BiSexuals,c/o 9A Bealey
| Ave, Christchurch 1, New Zealand.  Plains FM, 96.9 MHz, canterbury
| plains area, New Zeland.  It is a community radio station.  We
| alternate, every 2nd week Mondays 8-8:30pm.  The other week is
| Outwaves, the queer show.




FOR THE BLIND

_50 Steps To Bisexual Visibility_ pamphlet, _Safer Sex_ pamphlet,
_Bisexuality_ pamphlet, all developed by BiCEP and published by ECBN,
| 617-247-6683, POB 639, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140, USA.
These pamphlets are also available on 3.5" IBM-compatible floppy disk.
Also included is this file, the "Bi Activists Resource List."
Call ECBN to order, or to volunteer to record them on audio cassette.



HIV/AIDS EDUCATION

_Safer Sex_ pamphlet, developed by BiCEP and published by ECBN,
| 617-247-6683, POB 639, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140, USA.

The following people have volunteered to be contacts for HIV/AIDS issues:
  "Liz Highleyman"	<liz@ai.mit.edu>
  "Michael Beer"	<MNORTH@guvax.georgetown.edu>
  "Julie Waters"	<julie@drycas.club.cc.cmu.edu>



PET PROJECTS (things we'd like to see happen in Bi communities)

Audio tape/braille/large print/email/floppy disk bi literature for
people with visual impairments.

Eliminating oppression of people in the Bisexual Communities on the
excuse of race, age, or disability.



BI ACTIVISTS EMAIL ADDRESSES (Internet format)

Send mail to alan@osf.org to be added to this list.  Keep in mind:
This list may be requested by anyone, from alan@osf.org, and is posted
 monthly to Bisexu-l, BiFem-l BiAct-L, soc.bi and soc.motss.

  "Aimee L. Tweedie"	<tweeda@rpi.edu>

  "Alan Hamilton"	<alan@osf.org>
  1992 President of the East Coast Bisexual Network, Inc. and co-founder
  of the Unitarian-Universalist Bisexual Network.  Does writing and
  public speaking, panel discussions and workshops on HIV/AIDS, sexual
  orientation, bisexuality, and related subjects.  Contact for bisexual
  issues, bisexual literature, or to volunteer time to ECBN or UUBN.

  "Autumn Courtney"	<wet!bipol@cca.ucsf.edu>
  "Dave Berry"		<db@dcs.edinburgh.ac.uk>

  "Drew Lewis"		<alewis@ds5000.dac.northeastern.edu>
  Contact for writing, writers' retreat, BBMN News newsletter.

  "Ilene Dyller"	<ilene@hafoc.Princeton.EDU>

  "Jill Nagle - Philadelphia, PA  USA"	<nagle@ben.dev.upenn.edu>
  Contact for BiFocus (newsletter), writing, Jewish & multicultural issues.

  "Julie Firman"	<firman@RCF.rsmas.miami.edu>

  "Julie Waters"		<julie@drycas.club.cc.cmu.edu>
  Contact for issues related to HIV/AIDS and issues related to gender and
  transsexuality.  Does public speaking and panel discussions on sexuality
  and gender.

  "Kelly Cookson"	<kc55@umail.umd.edu>
  "Ken Jones"		<kenj@sgi.com>
  "Laura Arnold"	<plts!laura@warren.mentorg.com>
  "Louie Crew"		<lcrew@andromeda.rutgers.edu>
  "Maria Maso"		<maso@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu>

  "Mike Montgomery" 	<michael@pucc.princeton.edu>
| A.k.a. "M. S. Montgomery".  Reference librarian, bi-bliographer,
| versifier, essayist, lifepartner, father, lover, friend.  Takes
| reference and bibliographic queries on bi-related subjects.
| (from the 7/92 _Lesbian & Gay Studies Newsletter_)

  "Ray Schnitzler"	<schnitz@unipress.com>
  "Robyn Ochs"		<ochsr@harvarda.harvard.edu>
  "Ronald Ferguson"	<ronie@cup.portal.com>
  "Tane' Tachyon" 	<tachyon@ucscb.ucsc.edu>
  "Ted Hardie"		<hardie@leland.stanford.edu>
  "Tigger"		<nnewman@us.oracle.com>
  "Tom Limoncelli"	<tal@warren.mentorg.com>
  "Wayne Bryant"	<bryant@teradyne.com>
  "Kay Dekker"		<idx009@cck.coventry.ac.uk>
  "Virginia Fleming"	<vmf@acpub.duke.edu>