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21 December 1999
Film Night under the stars --
Barbarella
EPSON Moonlight Cinema located
at the Royal Botanic Gardens Central Lawn.
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4 December 1999
Our Xmas get together.
Social night at a restaurant.
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10 November 1999
Theatre night.
SF double feature at the Astor
Theatre (Gattica & Fifth Element)
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23 October 1999
Cyberfeminism book launch.
Spinifex press launched a new book
on women and the internet.
Spinifex Press is an independent
feminist press,
publishing innovative and controversial
fiction and non-fiction.
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Diverse
Universe #1.
The first issue of our club newsletter.
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8 September 1999,
Monthly club meeting.
Members of Spaced Out had a casual
dinner in a Melbourne restaurant.
"Get to know you" chats and latest
news from the world of science fiction and fact.
Please contact the club if you
wish to attend future meetings.
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2 - 6 September 1999:
The 57th World SF Convention,
Aussiecon 3.
Melbourne, Australia.
Members of Spaced Out hosted an
Aussiecon discussion panel, entitled,
"Alternative Science Fiction/Alternative
Sexuality"
at 2:30pm on Saturday 4th Sept
Panellists examined why gays and
lesbians feature so rarely
in a medium which otherwise likes to think of itself as daring,
exploring strange new concepts and worlds.
(See the article in our first newsletter
Diverse Universe #1)
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2 September 1999,
Meet an SF Author.
International science fiction author
Lawrence Schimel met readers
to discuss his science fiction books.
at Hares and Hyenas Bookshop, South Yarra, Thursday 2nd Sept
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13 August 1999
Third Meeting
We adopted our club's 10 point
Charter
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16th July 1999
Second meeting
We chose the name Spaced Out thru
a fun hybrid of a vote/party game/competition
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9th June 1999
First meeting
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21st May 1999
Calling Galactic Gays and Lunar
Lesbians!
Club member Kate was interviewed
on community radio 3CR
advertising the new club.
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April 1999
Is there anyone out there...?
Preliminary advertising of the
club begins appearing in Melbourne's G/L press.
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It all began with an idea...