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VISIBILITY
Continued from Page 1A
der identity at U of M," he added.
For the past two years, several con-
troversies have erupted in conjunction
with Queer Visibility Week. In 2001,
Rev. Fred Phelps of the Westboro
Baptist Church in Topeka, Kan., a
vocal anti-gay crusader, protested the
week's rally. Last year, the LGBT
Commission worked to convince the
United Way charity organization to
drop the Boy Scouts of America from
its general fund.
"We had a great response from
the University two years ago, as
well as from some conservative
groups on campus against the
extremist views of Fred Phelps,"
former LGBT Commission Co-
chair Ben Conway said.
Conway, an LSA senior, said the
University's response to the Com-
mission's United Way concerns was
also positive. "The United Way
wasn't supporting the University's
anti-discrimination policies," Con-
way said. "Last year the United
Way said they were dropping the
Boy Scouts from their general
fund."
Souva said he did not expect any
events like the Phelps protest to
occur this week. "These are peace-
ful demonstrations. We don't expect
any controversy this year," Souva
said.
The week culminates with a rally
and kiss-in in the Diag at noon Fri-
day, where students and community
members are invited to "bring a
friend and be ready to smooch,"
according to Queer Visibility
Week's calendar of events.
Other organizations sponsoring
the events include the Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual and Transgender Affairs
Office and MOTHRA, the Universi-
ty's "Queer Asians" organization.
BAMN
Continued from Page IA
interprets it as a sign of the general pub-
lic's sentiment about the cases.
"I think we really do speak for a
majority," he said.
Yet both Lynch and Stenvig said they
do not know whether O'Connor saw or
heard their rally.
"I didn't see her. I'm not sure if she
saw us," Stenvig said.
The rally was organized together with
OSU's chapter of BAMN, the Coalition
for Equal Opportunity in Education,
OSU's Undergraduate Student Govern-
ment and the college's NAACP chapter,
said CEOE Finance Director La'Stacia
Hightower.
CEOE took part in organizing the rally
"to show our support for the University
of Michigan" and to educate OSU stu-
dents on the cases and the effects of a
possible court ruling overturning the
University's admissions policies.
"The message we hoped to send is
how important affirmative action is and
how it affects all students," said High-
tower, a CEOE event organizer for the
national march. "We just used (O'Con-
nor) as a tool in order to get more stu-
dents involved."
While many OSU students are
aware of the lawsuits against the Uni-
versity, most do not realize that OSU's
own admissions policies and minority
programs may come under fire if the
court rules against the University,
Hightower said.
Lynch said turnout for the rally was
very positive, and Hightower called it a
"tremendous success."
VIGIL
Continued from Page 1A
Zick. "I'm not a member of any peace
group. I'm not a leftover activist from
the sixties, but I'm protesting."
Three Ann Arbor Pioneer High
School students standing curbside said
they wished there was more attendance
of younger people at the vigil.
"It's going to be (our age group)
that's going to be fighting in Iraq," Pio-
neer High School student Katie
McFadden said. "Most everyone at
school is against the war. We think war
in the name of peace isn't peace."
Vigil volunteer Natalie Holbrook,
who sold 'No War' yard signs at the
vigil, said she does not meet many pro-
war people.
"Even people who maybe don't have
such an active anti-war community are
still willing to express themselves,"
Holbrook said.
I
SADDAM
Continued from Page1A
With nearly 300,000 U.S. and
British troops in the Persian Gulf
ready to strike, Bush and the lead-
ers of Britain and Spain at an emer-
gency summit in the Azores Islands
said the United Nations must decide
by today to support "the immediate
and unconditional disarmament" of
Iraq.
Saddam made his own preparations,
sidestepping the military chain of
command to place one of his sons and
three other trusted aides in charge of
the defense of the nation. The decree
issued late Saturday placed Iraq on a
war footing.
In a meeting with military com-
manders yesterday, the Iraqi leader
threatened a broader war if the United
States attacks.
"When the enemy starts a large-scale
battle, he must realize that the battle
between us will be open wherever there
is sky, land and water in the entire
world," Saddam told his commanders,
according to the official Iraqi News
Agency.
MARATHON
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