Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (February 3, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Bad wurds" in Louisiana: a lesbian mom faces a defiant school board after her young son is punished for telling his classmates that she is gay.	Letellier, Patrick		600
A barb is a sharp implement: Jim David, one of the comics showcased on Comedy Central's new Out on the Edge, talks about surviving gorilla suits, mafiosi, and the nasty barbs on Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn.	Hensley, Dennis		849
A call to arms.			47
A chorus of growth.			288
Across the nation.		Brief Article	149
Big flu season alarming.		Brief Article	141
Book of Days: what can readers expect from Latter Days, the book? Author T. Fabris gives a quick preview.	Stockwell, Anne	Brief Article	134
Bravehearts: the real gay McCoys in Scotland's capital city of Edinburgh are true.	Kadushin, Raphael	Cover Story	2605
Breathtaking Brazil: Brazilian-born photographer Marcelo Krasilcic returns to both the far and familiar reaches of his native country to capture the magnificient landscapes of South America's most gay-friendly coast.	Krasilcic, Marcelo	Brief Article	176
Bridget's new jones.		Brief Article	153
Can Mass. dodge marriage?	Lisotta, Christopher	Brief Article	148
Candidates for marriage: only three major Democratic candidates for president support full marriage rights for same-sex couples: Dennis Kucinich, Carole Moseley Braun, and Al Sharpton. So why don't more gay voters support them?	Kuhr, Fred		2856
Censoring history: the National Park Service has reportedly reversed a decision to edit gay images out of a Lincoln Memorial video. But history may still be altered.	Dahir, Mubarak		377
Chad Allen and two 20-somethings in an SUV take on Costa Rica.	Blacklow, Jeremy		1971
Civil unions: the radical choice.	Goldstein, Richard		601
Climbing on top: Sydney's Harbour Bridge offers the best--and scariest--vacation workout for viewing the Australian metropolis.	Goetz, Scott		772
CSI, but not g-a-y.		Brief Article	167
Danny and Paul: blurred no more.		Brief Article	94
Disturbing studies.		Letter to the Editor	276
Divine David: Michaelangelo's most famous sculpture has been adored for exactly 500 years.	Masello, David		756
Family affair.		Brief Article	24
Finding the accordionist.	Masello, David	Editorial	512
First-class sass.	Lee, Daniel		229
From Philly to France.		Brief Article	47
General's orders: exclusive interview: retired four-star general Wesley Clark thinks "don't ask, don't tell" needs to go and same-sex unions are here to stay. Can these pro-gay positions win him voters' support--and the Democratic presidential nomination?	Barrett, Jon	Interview	4779
Getting blue.	Davis, Lisa	Advertisement	132
Going where no two boys have gone before: on children's TV, Canadian drama Degrassi: The Next Generation boldly explores gay themes by having a major teen character come out--and fall in love with a classmate.	Rowe, Michael		2552
Great gay ways: Andy Towle walks on the wilder side of 10 streets around the globe.	Towle, Andy		1066
Holy man.		Letter to the Editor	517
Homomonument.		Brief Article	186
It's a wonderful life.		Letter to the Editor	162
Key West our fantasy island.	Mead, Morgan	Brief Article	267
Kicked out of America.	Symington, Denis		763
Let's rock.		Brief Article	144
Licenses for all.		Brief Article	122
Lounging Laos.	Burr, Chandler		210
Massachusetts: state of our union.	Towle, Andy		837
Metro, Metro Man.		Advertisement	132
Mormon fuzzy: the circuit-boy-meets-Mormon romance Latter Days is sweet, sexy, and affecting.	DeCaro, Frank	Movie Review	493
Networking better than a split.		Brief Article	137
Once upon a time in New York.	Mapa, Alec		757
Out in Las Vegas.	Olearchik, Jim		556
Out of bounds: Amelie Mauresmo, the 24-year-old French lesbian tennis star, spends off-court time with writer Douglas Robson.	Robson, Douglas	Brief Article	349
Outback ennui: despite Toni Collette, Japanese Story is crushingly dull.	Rebello, Stephen	Movie Review	519
Pack money, safety tips, and good health.			155
Pay-for-gay content: start-up services Sirius OutQ satellite radio and Here Pay-Per-View offer queer programming for paying customers--and have big plans for 2004.	Goodridge, Mike		639
Phuket, Thailand, October 2000.		Brief Article	126
Picture perfect: taking vacation photos to keep. Tips for the right cameras, angles, and attitudes.	Weaver, Amy		644
Postcards: letters from readers.			669
Prime minister's peril.	Wildman, Sarah	Brief Article	133
Queer stages, coast to coast: planning a winter or spring getaway to New York or San Francisco? Both cities offer a terrific early harvest of gay and lesbian theater.	Raymond, Gerard		1762
Rangers to the rescue.	Keller, James		122
Rants & raves.			187
Reader comments from www.advocate.com.			191
San Francisco loses a pioneer.		Brief Article	153
Satisfying wanderlust.		Brief Article	173
Schmooze cruise: over 1,000 gay men on an Atlantis events European cruise navigate a social circuit as colorful as the voyage itself.	Steele, Bruce		1610
Sex, drugs, gay men, and Carrie Fisher: the unsinkable actress-author, whose gay superagent husband left her for another man, talks about getting it all down on paper in her funny and forgiving new novel.	Hensley, Dennis		2590
Side by side: unlike most cities, New York has two gay neighborhoods. And although they adjoin geographically, they are worlds apart.			331
Spring getaways.			137
Spring reading.	Harris, Roger	Book Review	304
Stars in his eyes: photographer Michael Childers mounts a retrospective of his A-list oeuvre--and recalls his long relationship with late filmmaker John Schlesinger.	Vary, Adam B.		406
Swiss please.	Nelson, George	Brief Article	133
The Advocate's first candidate poll: October 28, 1970.	Romesburyg, Don		144
The closet leads to hepatitis.		Brief Article	147
The hot 9.			158
The Maine event.	Davis, Lisa	Advertisement	228
The time warp, again: a punk-flavored Rocky Horror tribute album captures the subversive sexiness of the original.	Flick, Larry		405
Transitions.		Brief Article	110
Travel queries.			692
Travelscopes.	Yawney, Michael		802
Voices carry.		Letter to the Editor	390
Wake up and smell the coffee!	Dahir, Mubarak	Brief Article	306
Who's your daddy? Anime feature Tokyo Godfathers puts a fresh spin on the old trio-adopts-a-foundling story.	Duralde, Alonso	Movie Review	463
Winning black support.	Allen, Dan	Brief Article	175
Xorin the magnificent: Los Angeles designer Xorin Balbes creates extraordinary homes and "shares the wealth" by hosting parties for gay causes.	Turner, Guinevere		614