1994_10 The Daily Collegian October 1994

              Tuesday, October 11, 1994
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Out, from Page 1
*Come out in the. workplace
and encourage your employer to
include protections and benefits
en the basis of sexual orientation.
- "Organize avisibility event on
National Coming Out Day.
•Write letters to-local and na¬
tional elected officials urging
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them to support fairness and
equality for lesbians and gays.
•Share your coming out story
with school, church or synagogue
groups.
j *Volunteer with and support
local and community organiza¬
tions.
•Support gay and non-gay
companies that support the gay
community, v
•Help make the identity of the
gay community as diverse as
possible by getting involved and
being visible-it truly makes a dif¬
ference!
No on campus activities were
planned for Coming Out Day at
CSU, Fresno.  ,
However, there is a display of
gay and lesbian literature on the
second floor of the campus li¬
brary. The exhibit continues un-
c til the end of the month.
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"High Wellenda," two hori¬
zontal cables 40 feet in the air that
students walk across and then
jump from, as well as a dangling
rings course 60 feet in the air.
. Although the elements appear
to be dangerous, participants are
secured in body harnesses con¬
nected to safety ropes. Cables and
locks used are those used on air¬
craft carriers. V
Safety is the top priority of
Inter-Act, the organization re¬
sponsible for such excursions.
"Accidents only happen
when people are not carefuL Here,
all precautions are taken — lines
are checked and rechecked," said ,
Jose Lomeli, a CSU, Fresno Mini-
Corp program coordinator.
Lomeli, along with partners
Augie Perez and Stanislaus State
University Assistant Education
professor Reyes Quezada, went
into business with Inter-Act
nearly five years ago.
Between them, says Lomeli,
there's a total of 40 years of expe¬
rience in outdoor education. The
Inter-Act program is different in
that it's the only kind offered bi-
lingually. The partners. have
worked with migrant students
for more than 15 years.
"We're not a bungee jumping
program, if people want thrills,
they can go to Magic Mountain,"
said Lomeli, whose business car¬
ries a $1 million insurance policy.
"What we are doing is educa¬
tional There's a difference in
people when they take part in
this kind of challenge. Students
leam the true meaning of team
work, trust and self confidence.
I've never seen anything that
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