Saturday, May 22, 2010
Time to celebrate our hard work
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Club Notes, May 14-May 20
- & can attest that it is awesome! Good adult humor with excellent musical talent. The moral of the play is that anything can happen in the woods- which I believe now that I've seen Ramiro play his part of chasing Cinderella. Grab a club friend or a hot date & head over to the showing: Thurs-Sat (May 20-22), 7:30 pm nightly in the campus theatre.
a new book: "50 Secrets to becoming the Perfect Lesbian Stud"- See you this Friday, May 21 for the movie & discussion.
Respectfully submitted by Sam'
Monday, May 10, 2010
This is your president speaking
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Meeting Notes Friday April 30, Week of May 2-9
Mark your calendar for Friday, June 4 @ 1pm in the PUB Quiet Dining Room. We are starting to pass out personal invitations for this party- everyone is welcome, even Mom & Dad. This party is to be a celebration for our club members who have been graduating this year as well as to congradulate club members who are finishing this year of school to move on to another year of school. We have several alumni members who have recently graduated & if you are reading this, we hope you will take this time to celebrate your success with pride.
Next Friday, May 7, usual club time & place, we will have our quarterly Gay Bingo. Rumor has it that we will have a drag queen in our presence for this gay game day. See you Friday at 12:30 in Room 9103 of the PUB.
Respectfully submitted by Sam'
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Meeting Notes, Friday April 23
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Meeting Notes Friday April 16
Our P.R. Officer, Heather also gave a report, sharing with us some heightened international news to be aware of- the increasingly anti-gay hate crimes happening in African countries. Because our club is small in comparison to the country of Africa the part that we can do is to become aware of the problem and to share this awareness with others, to talk about it, to learn all we can about the problem and to become aware of causes to individually be a part of to combat this hatred.
We also had open discussion of National Day of Silence, April 16, and its meaning. In summary, its due time for us to come out of the closet & not be silent.
The activity part of our club meeting was spent with finger paint & glitter & colored markers to create Pride Art for us to use at our next couple of club activities.
This Tuesday, April 20, we will meet in the court-yard at 12:30 to help Prez Ramiro & P.R. Officer Heather with an informational booth to share the word of Project Pride GSA.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Meeting Notes Friday April 9

Join us this next Friday for
Pride Art Day!
Our Tentative Spring Quarter Schedule looks like this:
Friday April 16, Pride Art Day
Tuesday April 20, @ 12:30 in the Court yard, weather permitting for our Club Info Table
Friday April 23, Open Mic
Friday April 30, Make Party Invitations (for June 4) & other crafts
Friday May 7, Quarterly Gay Bingo
Friday May 14, Guest Speaker courtesy of Heather & Ramiro. And its Sam's Birthday, shhh.
Friday May 28, TBA
Friday June 4 @ 3:30 in the PUB for club sponsored campus party, Over the Rainbow Graduation Party to celebrate the end of the year & to celebrate our recent graduates. Open to all interested persons, friends, loved ones, & alumni.
Sunday June 27, we walk as an entry in the Seattle Pride Parade, details TBA
Respectfully submitted by VP Sam'
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Meeting Notes Friday April 2, 2010
We also took a brief tour of the Student Leadership Center to learn about our available resources as a club to include computer & color printer use, our own club mail box, access to treasury club monies, & free condoms. “Grape flavored condoms too”, says our Prez Ramiro .
Congratulations to our new club officers as we look forward to your awesome ideas in planning our club table at the soon upcoming Club Expo! Generally, Club Expo is the time that clubs campus -wide come together in the cafeteria, each with their own table to display what the club has done or accomplished during the prior 2 or 3 quarters & what they plan on doing during Spring Quarter. It’s a time to not only display our table but to also check out other clubs & become club friendly with everyone.
This year’s Expo will likely be this month, April- we’ll let our officers find out just when & inform us at this next club meeting. It will be awesome to gain new Project Pride Club Members & new allied f
riends & for our class-mates to come out of the closet.Picture courtesy of our archived blog posting of May 15, 2009 as we participated in the campus Club Expo 2009.
This Friday we will meet in Room 9201 instead of the usual room, but same time, 12:30. This will be the time & club meeting to bring your ideas, props, or resource materials that you would like for us to consider offering or displaying at the Club Expo, so that we can be ready for that.
Respectfully submitted by Sam'
Monday, March 29, 2010
Welcome to Spring Quarter
This quarter we will focus on
- Preparing for the campus Club Expo
- Preparing for our place in the Seattle Pride Parade
- Making a difference & having fun!
Respectfully submitted by club member Sam'
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Spring is gay and so is Project Pride
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Meeting Notes Week of March 8-14
Should you want to shop til you drop this Spring Break, club alumni member Andhi sent us this invitation for you to use:
Hi Project Pride,
I know you like good deals on clothing/fashion so I got you a private invitation for Shop It To Me:
Go here:
http://shopittome.com/expiring_invitation/abv3abbe39d
-Andhika
While we are officially on Spring Break, be sure to stay in touch via Face Book & My Space & email & the blog & well, just grab a fella club member & go have some safe fun!
We will be starting next quarter with our weekly meetings tentatively planned for Fridays, mid day. Again, this is tentative- its not too late to get your oppinion on this to a club officer. Also, if you would like to serve the club in a support position to Josef or Ramiro, let us know. Sam' (me, writing this now, the blogger-) is looking for a clubby to train in the weekly blog postings. If you would like to help out in that capacity & have a sincere passion for being reliable on a regualar basis, weekly, then let us know. I (Sam') need to eventually retire from this blog job so if you wanna intern, speak up.
Lets also remember our greater community as Spring Flings & Proms are now happening. Fella Club Member, Jesse would like to comment on a current news story with her personal sharing to us:
(Jesse says-) Here is the article I found on it: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_lesbian_prom_date
The synopsis is the Mississippi school district cancelled the entire prom when a lesbian senior student chose to take her girlfriend with her, and she would be wearing a tuxedo. She has faced harassment from other students over this (one of them actually saying "thanks for ruining my senior year.”)
Civil right groups (ACLU and GLSEN) have advocated on her behalf and have said it violates her civil rights and her freedom of expression. There may be a compromise of a privately held prom but I do not know much about the school district or the community, although she does mention it's very conservative and these are the folks with money.... hmm...
I would like to share my experience with taking my girlfriend to the senior prom, I went to Edmonds Woodway High School and graduated 2006.
We both chose to wear dresses because we weren't out to our parents, and we also said that we were going as friends to find dates there. Of course we were going as a couple, we were not out to our parents and thus didn't want this to slip.
Anyways, the reactions to us going as a couple were remarkably normal... it could be that a few years before some same sex couples we knew went and while it raised eyebrows when they went... but it was like people have gotten over it by the time we went.
Nobody teased or made fun of us when we kissed or hugged or danced... and we even got our prom photos taken and a professional photographer, unrelated to the school or anything, didn't even care.
It was a great night and my fondest memory of her.
Anyways, it totally burns me that the teen here, Constance McMillian, got the opposite treatment. It's really not fair at all that would could have been a really fun and memorable night of her life got taken away, and that she's also been punished by other students as well. She deserves to have the same options and fair treatments as other teens. My hopes are that this gets resolved in a civil manner and she, as well as her fellow students, still get a chance to attend a prom they've been looking forward to.
Just felt like sharing because this article brought up some strong feelings for me. (-Jesse)
Respectfully submitted by Club member Sam'
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Meeting Notes March 1- 7
As Winter Quarter comes to an end, Spring Quarter will have room for anyone that wants to help out the club by serving in an officer capacity in support of & collaboration with Josef & Ramiro. If interested, please check in with one of these 2 awesome guys!
On another note, for individual FYI only,
Club Member Jesse is looking for anyone who would like to join her as she gets involved in the 32nd District Caucus with a voice to represent the LGBT community. The minimum statewide goals of participation at the 2010 State Convention set by the Washington State Democrats include: 4% African American, 8% Hispanic/Latino, 3% Enrolled Native Americans,8% Asian/Pacific Islanders, 3% Persons with Disabilities, 7% LGBT, & 3% Youth (Age 17-24).More information about the Caucus can be found at – http://www.32democrats.org/
Respectfully submitted by club member, Sam'