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Mondays
Knockdoivn Drag Out!
Open Dra^ Contest at 12 Midnight
Hosted by Morgan Richards
Wednesdays
GanuMght itiilh Bingo & Other Games
Hosted Bimbos of the Beach
Thursday
Customer Appreciation Mght
Free Pool'
Disco Diva Show at 12 Midnight
Fri, June 5 - leeda, The Plus Size Diva
and Constance DeMarlow
Sat., June 6 - Vivian Lee Sheraton, Dance Party
Fri, June 12 - Brooklyn Dior, Kasty King
Sat, June 13 - C.L.A. W.SMght
with KUd Merlot
Fri, June 19 - Tiffany Storm
Sat, June 20 - Imam Tate, Dance Party
Karaoke Tuesday -11 pm Karaoke Sunday.- 10pm
Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday - No Cover
(excluding special hotidcys or events)
THE HOTTEST DANCE MUSIC ON THE BEACH WITH D J. MACKEL
For booking information (female Impereonators/male dancers)
contact Ken e 843.448.1180,1 Oam-1 pm
www.timeoutnibsc.com
NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina News Notes
from page 10
dates. Make a gift now in support of its 2009
PAC Challenge Reception and it will be
matched. Challengers will match all gifts dollar
for dollar up to $12,500 through June 9. The
event will be held June 9 at the RBC Plaza, 23rd
Floor, 301 Fayetteville St., from 6-8 p.m. One
does not have to attend for gifts to be matched.
Special guests will be House Speaker Rep.
Joe Hackney, Sen. Julia Boseman and Rep.
Rick Glazier.
Pride season is approaching. ENC invites
everyone to join us them as they come to local
communities. They are in need for volunteers
to help staff tables, as well as simply meeting
folks to broaden the circle of supporters.
To attend, send an email by June 8 at noon
to kay(®equalitync.org.
For more information on all ENC initia
tives and events, to contribute or to volunteer,
visit equalitync.org.
Center obtains non-profit status
RALEIGH — The LGBT Center of Raleigh’s
Board of Directors has announced that it
recently received a federal government non
profit status, meaning that contributions made
from this point on are income tax deductible.
The board considers this its first big step
to embarking on a major fundraising cam
paign in the coming months, as well as future
solicitations in the years ahead.
As a result of this development, the Center
is now looking for a volunteer in the account
ing field for assistance with the Center’s
finances. They are specifically seeking a CPA,
if possible.
In other news. Early Design Group has
been retained to design a new website, which
is expected to be up and running shortly.
For more information, email
lgbtcenterofraleigh@gmail.com or visit
raleighiscomingout.com.
Western
Lend a hand
BOONE — High Country Pride is seeking
volunteers for its event on June 13-14.
Want to do something meaningful and fun
that builds a coalition between the LGBT and
area communities? Look no further.
People are needed to assist with tasks such
as dance set-up, clean-up, staffing promotion
al tables and more. All skill levels are welcome.
Proceeds from the two-day event go to
support local initiatives.
For more information, email Jennifer at
2009@boonepride.org.
Campus Scene
A free cruise or cash?
STATEWIDE — Do you consider your
campus to be gay-friendly? Does your campus
have work to be done on transgender issues?
What does it mean to be an LGBT student,
staff or faculty member on your campus?
Does the possibility of winning a free RSVP
cruise or $500 sound inviting?
No matter your experience. Campus Pride
wants to hear from LGBT students, faculty,
staff and administrators. Participation is
confidential and data specific to higher edu
cation institutions will not be identified in
the final analysis.
National trends and experiences from the
study will be shared biannually as a way to
better understand LGBT needs and render
informed decisions on policies, programs and
practices impacting LGBT campus life. To be
released in 2010, the national report will be
compiled in a research summary of findings
from Campus Pride titled the “State of Higher
Education for LGBT People.”
Deadline is June 30.
The Nationd LGBT College Climate
Survey is a comprehensive assessment to doc
ument annually the experiences of students,
faculty, staff and administrators who identify
as LGBT at America’s colleges and universi
ties. The survey is conducted through the Q
Research Institute for Higher Education
owned and operated by Campus Pride. The
annual assessment examines emerging
issues, trends and changing demographics of
LGBT people in higher education. The
Research Director is Dr. Susan R. Rankin of
The Pennsylvania State University and
Associate Research Director is Dr. Warren J.
Blumenfeld of The Iowa State University.
This project is approved by the Office of
Research Protections at The Pennsylvania
State University.
To participate, visit www.campuspride.org/
research. For more information, email
info@campuspride.org.
info: Announce ]rour comniunit)r event in NC News Notes,
email: editor@q-notes.com.
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MAY 30.2009