3 The Daily Collegian Friday, April 2, 1999 ^a~ ~i. Feminist club launches zine By CHRIS WITKOWSKY Collegian Staff Writer Zine facts names and faces lining the hallways of America's past Frequency Theinjustices are innumerable. ■ Next semester it will be published Recently, two names and faces have either monthly or bimonthly. Shepard, who been added: Matthew published this he ■ One trial issue will be was brutally murdered because semester. was gay, and James Byrd, who was dragged to death behind a truck To submit your work because he was black. ■ Make sure it's relevant to issues In response to such hatred and involving racism, sexism, etc the voices of outraged col- tragedy, ■ It can be any style ofwriting. lege students need to be heard, said Artwork of all kinds is welcomed. Heather Solimini (senior-women's studies), co-director of Womyn's ■ Leave your submissions in the in HUB Concerns. In times like this, when Womyn's Concerns folder the groups protest- or send it to Heather Solimini at we hear of Baptist
[email protected]. ing Shepard's funeral, college stu- dents seem to be the only rational ■ Deadline is next Friday. the around, voices she said. As Collegian Illustration/David Heasty Students looking for an outlet to shops town ers in coffee around that express their feelings and opinions ask for writers to submit their about the often-overwhelming injus- poems, short stories and other tices and realities can do so through works to Womyn's Concerns. The` independent student magazines. According to a content analysis of a flier specifically asks for feminist is when worth of two popular wrestling The hope writings are dis- writings.