Michael Busch papers, 1986-1996.

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Michael Busch papers, 1986-1996.

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Subject files pertaining to Cornell and Ithaca lesbian and gay groups and issues, including AIDS Work of Tompkins County, Cornell AIDS Action, ACT UP Ithaca, and the Cornell Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Alliance. Also, handouts, Gay Games-related advertising, broadsides, and other material collected in June 1994 in New York City; material concerning the1994 Stonewall 25 year celebration; and two advertisements for the Lesbian Avengers.

1 cubic ft.; 1 folder.

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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ACT UP Ithaca (Organization)

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ACT UP is a non-partisan group of individuals committed to nonviolent, direct action to "end the AIDS crisis." From the description of ACT UP Ithaca records, 1989-1993. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 63938434 ...

Cornell University. Cornell AIDS Action.

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AIDS Work of Tompkins County.

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Gay Games 1994 : New York, N.Y.)

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Busch, Michael, 1951-

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Artist; AIDS Work of Tompkins County volunteer, and member of the Board of Directors; Ithaca Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Task Force Board of Directors member; editorial staff of Outlines; in 1988 he received the New York State Press Association Award for "Strong at the Broken Places," an article detailing his relationship with his friend Daniel, who was dying. At Cornell, member of Cornell AIDS Action; member of the Working Group on Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Issues which was fo...

Alliance (Cornell University)

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The Alliance is a group of Cornell University undergraduates, graduates, staff, and faculty concerned with improving the environment for lesbians, bisexuals, and gay men on campus. It was formed in Spring, 1993 after President Rhodes' second veto of a proposed undergraduate living and learning unit. Rhodes suggested forming some kind of study group on these issues. The Alliance wants to make sure the whole range of lesbian, bisexual, and gay issues and equal rights are raised and dealt with. ...