She said two men were trapped in a car as about 30 people were trying to pry them out. Tennity said this was a very different situation than in the United States, as ambulances and medical help would immediately be on the scene. She said this accident was very hard to witness because there was nothing that she could do to help. The club will now be known as SOUL, which stands for Sexual Orientations United for Liberation. Co-President Matthew Knapp said the name better describes what the club is striving for.
Safe Spaces are places where students can feel comfortable and safe discussing gay issues.
They can be identified by bright pink triangle logos posted in visible place in an office or room. SOUL members said the logos are not there to point a finger but to let people know that there is a place to go and talk about gay issues. This is to help students stress level by support and acceptance. To let them know that SOUL exists. It's a resource in itself.