Despite Relocation, LGBT Dance Filthy/Gorgeous Is ‘Successful’

By SAMANTHA DELOUYA Despite being held in a smaller venue, approximately 400 individuals crowded into Willard Straight Hall Saturday for Cornell’s ninth annual Filthy/Gorgeous dance. Known by many for its extravagance, Filthy/Gorgeous — hosted by Haven: Cornell’s LGBTQ Student Union — is the organization’s signature event to promote awareness of the LGBT community. However, this year the event underwent a variety of changes, according to Carol James, interim co-director of the LGBT Resource Center. Last year’s Filthy/Gorgeous took place in Duffield Hall, which held about 900 attendees. (Joy Chua / Sun Staff Photographer)

Despite Relocation, LGBT Dance Filthy/Gorgeous Is ‘Successful’

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