Christopher Danos This is Me

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1. 1. Houston Voice Online

   houstonvoice.com/2005/10-21/ne - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/21/2005   Last Visited: 10/21/2005

   ,I wasn,t surprised,, said Texas A&M student Christopher Danos of his school,s rank. ,Although it is getting better every year.,
   
   Danos, 20, is gay and president of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Aggies, a social group for students. He said he has not personally experience prejudice, but does recall an incident when a gay student was assaulted two years ago because of his sexual orientation. He added that occasionally the officially recognized gay student group would have flyers torn down.
   
   ,It,s not a hostile environment unless you,re vocal,, he said. ,It,s harder for transgender students to be accepted because some of them look different and that makes people uncomfortable.,
   
   But Danos said he thinks overall Texas A&M is a great school with great people.
   
   ,People are recognizing that we do exist and we,re not going to hurt anyone or change them,, he said.

2. 2. News Article : Out in Toronto

   www.outintoronto.com/Home/news - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/7/2004   Last Visited: 12/12/2005

   'I wasn't surprised,' said Texas A&M student Christopher Danos of his school's rank. 'Although it is getting better every year.'
   
   Danos, 20, is gay and president of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Aggies, a social group for students. He said he has not personally experience prejudice, but does recall an incident when a gay student was assaulted two years ago because of his sexual orientation. He added that occasionally the officially recognized gay student group would have flyers torn down.
   
   'It's not a hostile environment unless you're vocal,' he said. 'It's harder for transgender students to be accepted because some of them look different and that makes people uncomfortable.'
   
   But Danos said he thinks overall Texas A&M is a great school with great people.
   
   'People are recognizing that we do exist and we're not going to hurt anyone or change them,' he said.

3. 3. News Article : Out in Madison

   www.outinmadison.com/Home/news - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/25/2004   Last Visited: 11/15/2005

   'I wasn't surprised,' said Texas A&M student Christopher Danos of his school's rank. 'Although it is getting better every year.'
   
   Danos, 20, is gay and president of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Aggies, a social group for students.
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   But Danos said he thinks overall Texas A&M is a great school with great people.
   
   'People are recognizing that we do exist and we're not going to hurt anyone or change them,' he said.