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Articles in Dec 6, 2005, issue of Advocate, The

• Mary Cheney surfaces: the veep's notoriously silent gay daughter takes a job at AOL
  by Neal Broverman
• Prison rape
  by Don Romesburg
• Reader comments from www.advocate.com
• Rants raves
• Hong Kong's young crusader
  by Kevin Hauswirth
• Clooney vs. the far right: what's gay about George Clooney's Good Night, and Good Luck? In a gay-press exclusive, the superstar director fills us in—and tells us why he's hopeful for America's future on gay rights and civil liberties
  by Anne Stockwell
• We love gadgets: freshen it up, clean it up, or just pick it up with a hot selection of new electronics
  by Vincent Lopez
• Rent to own
  by Jason Stoddard
• A Rainbow in retirement
  by Dan Allen
• Rolling forward: first person: Andrea Meyerson
• Meanwhile, in Nigeria …
• Conservatives on the edge: hurricanes. Criminal indictments. 2,000 dead soldiers. A supreme fight over the top court. Are D.C.'s antigay leaders too busy at the moment to fight creeping equality?
  by Jen Christensen
• SUV makeover
  by Daniel Weil
• No excuses
  by Shane Abma
• Defrocked again
• Rosa Parks
  by Jasmyne Cannick
• Every year at Buffalo Grove High School in suburban Chicago, about 50 guys and 50 girls from the senior class are nominated to be homecoming king and queen during Homecoming Week in October
• Allee up! Long before she cowrote the stage musical of The Color Purple, Allee Willis was writing hit songs and making outrageous art. Meet the wildest artist of them all
  by Anne Stockwell
• Brokeback Mountain
  by Alonso Duralde
• In the pink
  by Merle H. Sykora
• Latinos' added burden
• Poland's antigay twins
  by Tomasz Kitlinski
• Justin Shubert
  by Neal Broverman
• Seven for the season: what's to see after you catch Brokeback Mountain this holiday season? Plenty
  by Adam B. Vary
• Interplanetary angst
  by Stephen Rebello
• A weakening virus?
• Road rage
  by Brent Reed
• Hispanic same-sex parents
• Friend or foe?
  by Jim David
• Outspoken: Bryan Kopel
• Cowboy wrangler: a dozen years after his queer hit The Wedding Banquet, director Ang Lee finds comfort in taking on another pioneering gay love story, the long-awaited Brokeback Mountain
  by Howard Feinstein
• Beautiful blackmail
  by Howard Feinstein
• Marriage, no; health care, OK
• Church and state
  by Michael O'Donnell
• A solid reputation?
• Hired
• Can gay inmates be protected? Roderick Johnson says he was sold as a sex slave in a Texas prison, but a jury found prison officials had done nothing wrong. Can anyone protect gay inmates from rape and abuse?
  by Greg Hernandez
• Scary as hell: horror superstar Clive Barker's first published collection of paintings is a perverse stained-glass window into his fractured soul
  by Michael Rowe
• Gender studies
  by David Ehrenstein
• Halloween in December
• Baby steps
  by Bill Siegel
• Nurture before nature
• Died
• Online errors
• Ice queen: out author Gretchen Legler talks about her warm memoir of the coldest place in the world
  by Regina Marler
• Hustler apocalypse
  by Bruce C. Steele
• George Takei
  by Bruce C. Steele
• Peter Tatchell
  by Sean Kennedy
• Children will listen
  by Scott Ellis
• Friendlier football
• Honored
• Growing a gay old party
  by Fred Kuhr
• Meeting Judy
• Hotpicks
• Reba McEntire
  by Dennis Henley
• No sense of decency
  by Bruce C. Steele
• Covering Katrina
  by Lisa Moore
• Cross country
• Proclaimed
• Little Catholic gifts: the Vatican says allowing gays and lesbians to adopt is doing "violence" against children. So why are some Catholic agencies placing foster kids with same-sex couples?
  by Todd Henneman
• Return to Philadelphia
• You asked. I'm tellin'
  by Paris Barclay
• Prison radio's gay advocate
  by Greg Hernandez
• Time line: international marriage
  by Don Romesburg
• Correction
• Walgreens' "HIV agenda"
  by Neal Broverman
• Sentenced
• Not in Missouri
  by John Caldwell
• Shankman nabs the Hairspray
• Nuggets & bites