Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (November 11, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A call to arms: it's no exaggeration to say that the Federal Marriage Amendment is the biggest assault on gay rights in U.S. history.	Sullivan, Andrew	Editorial	707
A touch too soft.	Giltz, Michael	Book Review	196
Across the nation.		Brief Article	147
Arizona says no.		Brief Article	180
Beautiful Dolly: Melissa, Meshell, and Sinead are among the singers paying tribute to the legendary Dolly Parton on a new compilation.	Flick, Larry	Sound Recording Review	491
Bigotry to a T.		Brief Article	112
Breaking barriers in Harlem: a New York City congregation prepares for the first same-sex union ceremony to be held in a predominantly African-American Episcopal church.	Quittner, Jeremy		930
Bush on AIDS: the appointment of the White House's newest AIDS officials could signal a renewed emphasis on fighting the disease at home.	Bull, Chris		709
Cable compliance.	Lisotta, Christopher	Brief Article	97
Campus condom crusade.	Letellier, Patrick	Brief Article	149
Cirque du so gay: in Cirque du Soleil's erotic Las Vegas spectacle Zumanity, two outrageously beautiful men proclaim their real-life love for each other.	Friess, Steve	Cover Story	1389
Comeback for gay TV star.		Brief Article	112
Continuing Milk's legacy: a quarter century after gay rights pioneer Harvey Milk was murdered in San Francisco, fellow activist Tom Ammiano may be elected mayor.	Bull, Chris	Interview	643
Correction.		Correction Notice	21
Dancing with Dorian: in the new ballet Dorian, ABT's Marcelo Gomes stars as the evil spirit of that portrait in Dorian Gray's closet.	Carman, Joseph	Brief Article	274
Declaration of intolerance: president Bush proclaims Marriage Protection Week, bringing the White House closer than ever to endorsing an antigay constitutional amendment.			352
Doin' it for themselves: Queer musicians join authors and filmmakers in subverting corporate distribution channels with the DIY movement.	Vary, Adam B.		609
Harvey Milk to hit the field.		Brief Article	174
Hearing them out.	Fritsch, Peter V.	Letter to the Editor	53
Heavenly host: gender-bending artiste Joey Arias has spent a lifetime on the edge, but as emcee of Zumanity, he's a perfect fit.	Friess, Steve		362
Howdy, partner.		Brief Article	38
In and out.	Shah, Ravi P.	Letter to the Editor	256
In support of all marriages.		Brief Article	105
Job satisfaction.	White, Russell	Letter to the Editor	168
Keeping it up: changes in erection function are normal with age--but for gay men these changes are often anything but acceptable.	Adams, Bob		1633
Kentucky's coming-out.	Lisotta, Christopher	Brief Article	112
Little Shop's big comeback: late gay lyricist Howard Ashman's delicious Little Shop of Horrors finally makes it to Broadway in a production that's built to last.	Shewey, Don	Theater Review	479
Marriage in Massachusetts.		Brief Article	31
Older and wiser.	Feldman, Marshall	Letter to the Editor	97
Out on the sports page: Ed Gray has covered the Boston Red Sox and the Patriots for two decades, and now his readers know he's gay.	Robson, Douglas		827
Patient impatient.	Ferri, Richard	Column	753
Poison prince.	Marler, Regina	Book Review	167
Prison break.	Mallory, Jason L.	Letter to the Editor	182
Rants & raves.		Brief Article	217
Reader comments from www.advocate.com.		Brief Article	138
Relatively speaking.	Pohl, Kristin	Letter to the Editor	183
Ringing Andy Bell.	Gdula, Steve	Brief Article	242
Silence from behind the organ.			41
Super Sieber.		Letter to the Editor	157
Tamyra, with a twist.		Brief Article	224
The diva testifies: gender bender Kevin Aviance talks about dipping into both dance music and gospel.	Flick, Larry	Brief Article	279
The gaudy gay guy.	Cates, Kevin	Brief Article	318
The images of dance.	Romesburg, Don	Brief Article	165
The truth about Siegfried & Roy: the duo have never denied their past romantic relationship. So why is the media ignoring it?	Friess, Steve		679
Transitions.		Brief Article	87
Vegas interruptus: Zumanity forces tourists to consider gays and lesbians as part of its cirque du sexuality. But only to a point.	Steele, Bruce C.	Dance Review	324
When opposites attract: as hard as relationships can be, it's sometimes doubly so when your partner's HIV status is different from your own.	Quittner, Jeremy		1308
Yosemite via Alcatraz.		Brief Article	48