Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (December 4, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Don't ask don't tell" goes to war: for the first time, the policy that failed in peacetime is being tested in battle. (Cover Story).	Bull, Chris	Cover Story	2663
A member of the tribe. (last word).	Vaid, Urvashi	Brief Article	657
A midlife HIV crisis: men in their 30s and 40s are old enough to remember AIDS at its worst--so why are so many of them still getting infected? (Aids).	Schuerman, Matthew		1805
Another bioterrorist. (my perspective).	Cohan, Gary R.	Brief Article	668
Be very afraid. (reader forum).			174
Behind the Screen: How Gays and Lesbians Shaped Hollywood, 1910-1969. (Book review: L.A. confidential).	Bahr, David	Book Review	624
Buffy producer knows dyke drama. (the Buzz).		Brief Article	226
Bush's AIDS aide: his appointment sparked fury all around Washington; now Scott Evertz tells his side of the story. (Politics).	Bull, Chris	Interview	2384
Closing the door on gay officials. (Malaysia).		Brief Article	144
Comedy is not a crutch: disabled comic and performance artist Greg Walloch talks to author Kenny Fries about turning his life and work into a film and--waking up with seven guys in his bedroom. (performance).	Fries, Kenny	Brief Article	720
G&L banks on a change. (Finance).	Simmons, Todd Martinez-Padilla	Brief Article	158
Gay games rendezvous in Montreal. (Canada).	Predrag, Stam	Brief Article	168
Hair today, gay tomorrow. (Marketing).	Bendersky, Ari	Brief Article	292
Hayden's hustle. (the Buzz).		Brief Article	154
Heche crimes. (reader forum).			861
Horrors, it's Hollywood! In his new novel, Coldheart Canyon, Clive Barker treats Tinseltown as a source of horror. What gave him that idea? Personal experience. (books).	Rowe, Michael	Book Review	1255
Hunk with heart: Rockmond Dunbartalks about breaking down old barriers as the dream guy in Punks. (film).	Jones, Anderson	Brief Article	289
July 2, 1975: gay people and the military. (From the Archives of The Advocate).	Romesburg, Don	Brief Article	235
Legally blondie: pop icon Deborah Harry is enjoying herself too much in the underground to worry about fame and fortune. (music).	Che, Cathay	Brief Article	781
Light, Coming Back. (Book review: late in the game).	Anshaw, Carol	Book Review	482
Never Mind the Context. (Music review: moth balls).	Reighley, Kurt B.	Sound Recording Review	441
Out of the closet, off the pulpit: Methodist minister Karen Dammann found that being honest with her church about her family has cost her the job she loved. (Behind the Headlines).	Bull, Chris	Brief Article	693
Out on the front line. (Media).	Hays, Matthew	Brief Article	385
Parent traps. (Adoption).		Brief Article	165
Poison penmanship. (Latvia).		Brief Article	118
Punk and proud: with his new picture, Punks, writer-director Patrik-Ian Polk awakens gay films to an African-American perspective. (film).	Jones, Anderson	Brief Article	817
rants & raves.			240
Reader comments from www.advocate.com. (reader forum).		Brief Article	181
Recipes for giving thanks. (Digital Queeries).	Mueller, Eric	Brief Article	314
Salvation at last. (Benefits).		Brief Article	124
Sarah has two mommies. (the Buzz).		Brief Article	86
Songs From the West Coast. (Music review: timeless capsules).	Steele, Bruce C.	Sound Recording Review	440
Still fermenting. (reader forum).			346
The dull Monty. (notes from a blond).	Vilanch, Bruce	Brief Article	688
The Queen is Dead: A Story Jarheads, Eggheads, Serial Killers and Bad Sex. (book review).	White, Dave	Book Review	368
Time travelers: famed for bringing the gay past alive in their art, partners David MacDermott and Peter MacGough tackle 20th-century territory as well as the homoerotic imagery of Hitler. (art).	Habib, John Philip	Brief Article	419
Tracking Reyes. (People).	Christensen, Jennifer	Brief Article	103
Transitions.		Brief Article	115