From Princetonreview.com, the top 20 gay-friendly college campuses in the United States. I have to admit, I've never heard of half of them, although as luck would have it, I did apply to #12 entirely unaware of it's standing. #1 is apparently in Minnesota--who would have guessed?
But what about, say, Smith College, which I've heard is the lesbian capital of the world? Or UC Berkeley? At any rate, here's the list:

1  Macalester College     
2  New College of Florida     
3  New York University     
4  Simon's Rock College of Bard     
5  College of the Atlantic     
6  Stanford University     
7  Wellesley College     
8  Mount Holyoke College     
9  Bennington College     
10 Emerson College
11 Sarah Lawrence College
12 Bryn Mawr College     
13 Eugene Lang College--The New School for Liberal Arts   
14 Beloit College
15 Hampshire College
16 Harvey Mudd College     
17 Lawrence University     
18 Grinnell College     
19 Swarthmore College
20 Cornell College

...seniors, have you applied (or considered applying) to any of these places? Just wondering!

I've also heard of Smith as being famous for lesbianness. I had not heard of the top two schools at all. As for UC Berkeley, although the city of Berkeley will never cease to be political, left-leaning, and active, I think Cal is becoming more defined by its academic competition, being, not to stereotype, the dream of many conservative Asian parents. But in any case I would certainly consider it more gay-friendly than Stanford University.

I've also heard of Smith as being famous for lesbianness. I had not heard of the top two schools at all. As for UC Berkeley, although the city of Berkeley will never cease to be political, left-leaning, and active, I think Cal is becoming more defined by its academic competition, being, not to stereotype, the dream of many conservative Asian parents. But in any case I would certainly consider it more gay-friendly than Stanford University.

They haven't yet begun the season, but the Pre-season against some nearby colleges looked promising. 

Of course, I've got to say it isn't Tennessee(thank god)but that's only b/c that coach was barbaric, intimidating, and a dictator. 

The CSULB coach is a good, strong minded lady, who is working these girls one-step at a time, and working on their weakness to make them strong.

  We will see how well the girls are prepared in Feb, we go to Hawaii, Las Vegas, and San Diego Tournies.  Cya, Tams

forgot to say,

We tried to bring a Lawsuit against UT with the Center for Gay & Lesbian center, but they backed off after a 7mth investigation. 

They said even though there was a lot of testimony about the treatment of my daughter, the harrassment, their singling her out, they didn't have enough proof that it was a GAY thing. 

And that the Univ had more resources, and might come after them, and say it was b/c my daughter spoke out to them and spoke back at them in protection of her friends.

So, we will have to back off, try to learn forgiveness, and just "Let it go".  That's where that bit ends.  Tams