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VISUAL ART
Under pressure
story by Daryl Vocat /
If anyone can light up a room with positive energy, it is Luis Jacob.
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EDITORIAL
Slutty young virgins
story by Paul Gallant, Managing editor /
I’ve started to laugh aloud when young guys complain about the sexual predations of older men.
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HATE ATTACK
Hamilton reels from bashing
story by Tanya Gulliver /
A horrific gay- bashing, already identified by police as a hate crime, has set off a wave of unease and activism in Hamilton.
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SCENE WATCH
Dance till you drop
story by Darren Cooney /
Imagine a regular Sunday afternoon at the local coffee shop. The sun is shining, the lattes are flowing and most everyone is cruising. Enter the hottie.
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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
The luxury of one day
story by Ayse Turak /
Of all the dates in the women’s activist calendar, International Women’s Day (IWD) is by far the most celebratory and engaging.
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RELATIONSHIPS
My friend who doesn’t come
story by Shaun Proulx /
With the drudgery of winter in full manifestation, I arrived home to my warm apartment the other day from one of my visits with my dear pal Raul.
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2006 GAMES
Two queer games, one summer
story by Paul Gallant /
Call it a pissing match, a game of chicken or a game of one-upmanship.
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US POLITICS
Vicious & clever
story by Brenda Cossman /
America: land of the free, home of the brave.
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DVD REVIEW
Oscar night 50 years ago
story by Lisa Lambert /
The Oscars are always disappointing. Every year I wait for a washed-up matinee idol to smack the best actress winner during her acceptance speech and it never happens.
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CD REVIEWS
Nellie McKay is a twisted delight
story by John Webster /
I find Norah Jones as electrifying as Perry Como.
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BOOK REVIEW
Unsettled trans memoir
story by Maureen Phillips /
The subtitle of Jennifer Boylan’s memoir She’s Not There: A Life In Two Genders is somewhat misleading — after all, it’s not as though Boylan ever thought she was anything other than female.
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BOOK REVIEW
Reclaiming & exclaiming
story by Rinaldo Walcott /
Buller man. Batty bwoy. Vile names, vile words, indeed.
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