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Articles in Oct 25, 2005, issue of Advocate, The

• Never going back
  by Bruce C. Steele
• Katrina's HIV+ survivors
• Honored
• Laughing at cancer
  by Harriette Yahr
• Rupert versus gays in cyberspace
  by Justin Scott
• Nuggets & bites
• Marriage: a new fight.
  by Don Romesburg
• Straight support grows
• Leading on Long Island
  by Nick P. Divito
• Bringing home Bacon: the dark, twisted paintings of out Irish artist Francis Bacon hang in museums around the world, but it's the art he left at home that gets the attention in a fascinating new book
  by Justin Scott
• Strength, love, and rock n roll: Melissa Etheridge talks about learning the lessons of cancer: seek balance, practice love, and put out a rockin' greatest hits CD while you're at it
  by Anne Stockwell
• Meth ed
  by Christopher Ballard
• StopSantorumNow.org
• Nikki Kowell
  by Marjorie Jensen
• Gay-volution theory
  by Kate Clinton
• Torchy tot
  by Mark Davis
• Outspoken: Brian Sammuels
  by Brian Sammuels
• Lutheran progress
  by Bruce Davidson
• Two-mother conception
• Youth scrapbook on film
• Gender goes mobile
  by Todd Henneman
• Neil Giuliano
  by Chad Graham
• Saving Face
• Gay, Greek and good to go: in one of the many personal stories in Brotherhood, a new anthology about coming out in fraternities, Richard R Peralta of DePaul University in Chicago learns just how much his brothers know about him
  by Richard P. Peralta
• Died
• Reader comments from www.advocate.com
• Maupin trashed in Texas
• Catherine Keener
  by Michael Giltz
• Sherloc Holmes and the case of the silk stocking
  by Stephen Rebello
• Time line: Melissa Etheridge
  by Don Romesburg
• The L Word: The Complete Second Season
• Howdy, partners: you can't go it alone. Gay activists in Texas, Maine, and elsewhere are partnering with straight leaders and civil rights groups as they fight antigay ballot initiatives this year and next
  by Chritopher Lisotta
• Fresno Unified School District
• Shaq helps raise awareness
• Rants raves
• Foul language: Roberto Hernandez may have won a big-money settlement against Univision, but Spanish-language media remains full of homophobia
  by Kelly Griffith
• In-laws on the down low
  by Shannon Kelley
• The Vatican's gay purge
• Heat/Flesh/Trash
• Harvard's reversal
• "Fag" in my classroom
• African-American gay parents more vulnerable?
  by Chad Graham
• Unearthed
  by Kurt B. Reighley
• Smoking
• Noah's Arc
• GENQ poll
• Birds do it
  by Anthony Kao
• Ex-gay group expelled
• Jason Steele
  by Angie J. Han
• A new haven: weeks after Hurricane Katrina, temporary housing facilities for HIV/AIDS patients in Mississippi struggle to rebuild
  by Chad Graham
• Girl!
  by Kurt B. Reighley
• Roberts's gay confirmation moments
• The Wild Party
• Cross country
• Friend or Foe?
  by Jim David
• Tech it up a notch: you're no casual user, no dilettante—you're a geek, loud and proud. Show your commitment with gadgetry that will make you the talk of the chat rooms
• Toronto Film Festival
  by Lawrence Ferber
• Queering the Democrats: the Stonewall Democrats group is repositioning itself in red states. Can it rally straight party loyalists to the side of equality?
  by Fred Kuhr
• Brini Maxwell's Guide to Gracious Living
• Kissing over Rome
• Appointed
• Sharks don't get cancer: and other tales of lesbians at the forefront in the world of complementary and alternative cancer therapies
  by Jen Christensen
• JD Samson
  by Kurt B. Reighley
• Out on Facebook: move over, Friendster: an online community made for college students has been growing fast, especially among young gays and lesbians
  by Ryan James Kim
• What women want
  by Laura Weinstock