Articles from The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) (March 28, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A glance back.	Trilsch, Rick	Letter to the editor	192
A mortgage lifeboat: for gay and lesbian seniors without a lot of savings, reverse mortgages can provide a more comfortable life--or an earlier retirement.	Allen, Dan		461
Adoption ban too "divisive".	Marco, Tony	Brief article	152
Aidan Grennell.	Broverman, Neal	Interview	382
Alpha Chi Upsilon.	Kennedy, Sarah	Brief article	162
Arrested.		Brief article	50
Bad exposure.	Porter, Vernon	Letter to the editor	139
Better living ... through gadgetry. Singing, sleeping, and skiing can all be improved with these nifty upgrades.	Lopez, Vincent	Brief article	175
Biking to block Phelps.	Grant, Japhy	Brief article	123
Brady boys to gay men.		Brief article	44
Bravo's kitchen catfight.	Abley, Sean	Brief article	278
By the numbers: military ban.		Brief article	58
Byears gets more game.		Brief article	90
Christine's confessions.	Raymond, Gerard		249
Cross country.		Brief article	237
Dean's DNC less gay?	Hernandez, Greg	Brief article	161
Died.		Obituary	83
Do ask, do tell in South Korea.		Brief article	156
Do your homework.		Brief article	112
Dobson pro-gay?		Brief article	154
Ed White bares all.	Bahr, David	Interview	781
Equality through investments.	Marco, Tony	Interview	385
Escape from the dance floor.	Davis, Mark	Brief article	131
Evicted.		Brief article	37
First person: Scott Peacock: food and friendship.	Buhl, Larry	Column	516
Friend or foe?	David, Jim	Brief article	150
Frist's last stand.	Henderson, William	Brief article	179
Future gay hero: Jason Haas.	Weissman, Alex	Brief article	145
Gay bishops, part II?		Brief article	116
Gay days in Camelot.	Rowe, Michael	Book review	188
Geek chic.	Ferber, Lawrence	Brief article	187
George Bush's reality.	Kaiser, Charles		533
Gold as folk.	Lopez, Vincent	Brief article	129
Gov. Ted Kulongoski.	Kennedy, Sean	Interview	584
Healthier hearts through marriage.		Brief article	135
Home is where the protection is: in the absence of a marriage license, the title of a home is a state-recognized document that links you and your partners names in print. But don't rely on that alone to protect your relationship.	Henneman, Todd		962
Homophobia vs. racism.	Bungert, Paul	Letter to the editor	513
Hot picks.		Brief article	197
In the desert with Dinah.	Allen, Dan	Brief article	181
Indebted youth: no health insurance. No plan for retirement. No paid vacation. If you're moving back in with mom and turning 30 with no significant assets, you are a member of "Generation Debt".	Kennedy, Sean	Interview	443
It's my party ...	Brocka, Q. Allan		584
Kelli's other partner.	Steele, Bruce C.	Editorial	580
Living a lie.	Taylor, Rebecca	Letter to the editor	183
Mexico is for lovers.	Pitman, Tony	Brief article	120
Moscow pride.	Frei, Darren	Brief article	276
No apology necessary.	Marinez, Randy	Letter to the editor	107
Nuggets & bites.		Quotation	316
On wheels together.	Dukowitz, Gretchen		450
Outspoken Elliot Long.			357
P for provocative: V for Vendetta presents a world where the government exploits people's fear of terrorism and denies gays and lesbians their civil rights. Sound familiar?	Vary, Adam B.		550
Rants raves.		Brief article	222
Reader comments from www.advocate.com.		Brief article	206
Recovering.		Brief article	45
Ro, Ro, Ro their boat! Rosie and Kelli O'Donnell take their family--and hundreds like theirs--on an R Family cruise to equal rights and a whole lotta love and fun.	Stockwell, Anne	Cover story	3927
Rockin' Rubi.	Weil, Daniel	Brief article	191
Rosie on board.	Romesburg, Don	Brief article	203
Still acting up.	Reighley, Kurt B.	Brief article	146
Summer Storm.	Durable, Alonso	Brief article	312
Support in all colors.		Brief article	128
The Advocate GENQ Poll.		Brief article	93
The Brokeback debate.	Aslanian, Simon	Letter to the editor	395
The Dinah divide: a contentious split between the longtime copromoters of Palm Springs's Dinah Shore Weekend leaves loyal followers with two competing events to choose from this year.	Allen, Dan		776
Waters runs deep: best-selling lesbian author Sarah Waters returns with a moody tale of World War II.	Ensha, Azadeh	Interview	631
What would Nathan do? The mysterious death of rural gay activist Nathan Christoffersen has had an unexpected effect: bridging the gap between gay and antigay. Could Nathan's life and death offer gay activists a path to reaching religious fundamentalists? Part 2 of a special Advocate investigation.	Caldwell, John		3009
Will Q be quashed? Q Television Network scrambles to stay on the air amid layoffs, financial difficulties, and broken promises.	Vary, Adam B.		1321
Willie Nelson.	Reighley, Kurt B.	Interview	413