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[limefrost]

The Greatest Show 116: GSFS 6 - February Fallout

The Greatest Show 116: GSFS 6 – February Fallout

The Greatest Show Fight Series returns for the 8th installment! Join the fight fans in watching the following card:

Greatest Show World Championship “Emerald Specter” DJ Allen (C) v. “Mystery” Kevin Couick 3

Greatest Show Women’s World Championship “Silky” Tricia Allen (C) v. “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey

“Shotgun” Bob Miotto v. “Notorious” Conor McGregor Bruce “The Dragon” Lee v. “Cowboy” Donald Cerrone

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[emeraldspecter]

The Greatest Show 116: GSFS 6 - February Fallout

The Greatest Show 116: GSFS 6 – February Fallout

The Greatest Show Fight Series returns for the 8th installment! Join the fight fans in watching the following card:

Greatest Show World Championship “Emerald Specter” DJ Allen (C) v. “Mystery” Kevin Couick 3

Greatest Show Women’s World Championship “Silky” Tricia Allen (C) v. “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey

“Shotgun” Bob Miotto v. “Notorious” Conor McGregor Bruce “The Dragon” Lee v. “Cowboy” Donald Cerrone

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[atpeacelikeamf]

OMG exciting things so this girl in my gender studies class who always says interesting things and like sounds super smart and educated talked to me!!! Like stopped me and said hello and that she liked the things I said and introduced herself and she's even cooler than I though she was and super nice and like so weird. But in the great way that like is super excited and cool to talk to and eccentric and that makes her like 10x cooler

[clarencewardartlibrary]

Oberlin GSFS Leah Freed Memorial Prize

Oberlin's Institute for Gender Sexuality and Feminist Studies has a prize designed to "support engagement in student research and creative work related to the core concerns of the GSFS Institute. Support is available for proposals involving students in research, creative work, performance, or other academic project. Awards of up to $600 are available to defray costs of a project, including travel to and from a research site, interviewing, supplies, performance costs, equipment rental, etc."

  Oberlin art and art history students have won this prize in the past, and I'd encourage you to consider whether there are ways it could help support work you're doing this year.

The description is here and the application is here.

(courtesy of Erik Inglis)