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Articles in Sept 27, 2005, issue of Advocate, The

• Dependence vs. addiction
  by Diane Hartford
• Out in the kitchen: Dan Smith and Steve McDonagh Hosts, Entertaining With the Hearty Boys, Food Network
  by Richard Andreoli
• A Necessary Spectacle
• The right to pay child support
• Margaret's lesbian moment
• Finding friendly colleges
• In good company
• Meryl plays Martha the mouth
  by Alonso Duralde
• Gay men on campus
  by Michael R. Gentille
• These kids today
• The Iron Girl
• Check us out
• Nashville gets queer TV
• Outspoken: Jessie Liberatore
  by Jessie Liberatore
• You're graduating. Now what?
• Elizabeth takes on …
  by Emily Heil
• The advocate poll
• Stiff upper lip
  by Alec Mapa
• Estrojam 2005
• Outside the birdcage
  by Angie J. Han
• Rants raves
• A win against bullying in Kansas
• Take a stand
• For the videoholic: If TV's more than your hobby—it's your obsession—here are some items specifically for addicts like you
  by Vincent Lopez
• Neil Giuliano
• Nice package
  by Dan Weil
• The Nellies Now—Older! Uglier! Meaner!
• Cross country
• A traditional Navajo
  by Sherrick Roanhorse
• Gays ok in wartime: the Pentagon has long denied that out gays are allowed to serve during war, but a recently uncovered Army document clearly instructs commanders not to discharge any gay soldier preparing for active duty
  by Patrick Letellier
• Back from the brink: crystal meth has destroyed the lives of countless gay men. Yet the courageous survivors are fighting to stay clean and start new lives
  by Chad Graham
• Master of bashing
  by Charles Kaiser
• Died
• Back to Oz: Gregory Maguire, whose hit novel Wicked brilliantly inverted The Wizard of Oz, returns with a sequel, Son of a Witch—and this time there's gay stuff!
  by Regina Marler
• Tarnation
• Hong Kong moves forward
• Paul Day
  by Kelly Griffith
• Coming home: out Iraqi vet Joshua Moreland takes a stand
  by Joshua Moreland
• All in the family: NBC surrogacy drama Inconceivable and ABC mid-season comedy Crumbs acknowledge that, for many gays and lesbians in 2005, it's all about families
  by Greg Hernandez
• Dan Savage
  by Chad Graham
• Maria Patrick, a longtime television producer who has worked on shows for CBS, ABC, PBS, and CNN, as executive producer for In the Life
• The Outsiders
  by Amy Martin
• MadCat Women's International Film Festival
• Gays not included
• Hillsborough's gay dollars
• Flip-flopping on marriage: for a long time former Massachusetts governor William Weld was revered as one of a very few GOP allies in the fight for gay rights. Has he tossed that out for political gain?
  by Fred Kurh
• Outward bound
  by Damian Holbrook
• Relating to Chad
  by Craig M. Davidson
• Lydia Watts, from her job as director for the District of Columbia HIV/AIDS Administration, August 16
• Sapphic swindlers
  by Anne Stockwell
• In my tivo: Kathy Griffin
• There and back again
  by Bruce C. Steele
• Crocodile blood kills HIV
• Far out there
• Making vows for equality: straight couples like Tracy and Vivek are dedicating their weddings to the fight for equal marriage rights
  by Ann Rostow
• Big laughs
  by Damian Holbrook
• Out for repairs
  by D.W. Cole
• Poll: is your college or university gay-friendly?
• Smart move
  by Ryan James Kim
• Nuggets & bites
• Time line: "don't ask, don't tell"
  by Don Romesburg
• Out of Allstate
  by Dan Allen
• Friend or foe?
  by Jim David
• Protectors of youth: GLSEN, the leading national group focused on protecting LGBT youths in schools, just turned 10. As its influence grows, so do its growing pains
  by Todd Henneman
• Gay networks: between here, Logo, and Q, queer-inclusive TV has made a quantum leap. Here's a look at what these three channels have in store
  by Richard Andreoli
• Helping hands
  by Brandon Stauffer
• Gwyneth Paltrow
  by Dennis Hensley
• Here we go again
  by Anderson Jones
• archives: a drug of our own
  by Don Romesburg
• Jennings's effect on gays
• Help in your pocket
  by C.J. Prince
• Designed with style
• Broadcast steps up: perhaps feeling the heat from the gay cable channels, the mainstream networks offer plenty of gay and lesbian characters
  by Richard Andreoli
• PFLAG booster
  by Frances Kirschner
• Real world recovery: in a confessional new book, gay Real World alum Chris Beckman puts the spotlight on a new generation fighting addiction
  by Michael Giltz
• Radioactive
  by Mark Davis
• Our own V-J Day
  by Christopher Lisotta
• Ireland 2, America 0
• GLIDE: Gays and Lesbians Initiating Dialogue for Equality
  by Neal Broverman
• GENQ Poll