HeatStroke, Vol. 8, Number 98 (August 10-23, 2000)

Title: HeatStroke, Vol. 8, Number 98 (August 10-23, 2000)
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Type: Periodical
Date: August 10-23, 2000
Description: Selected article titles: "Left of Center: Michael Alvear's Columns Take HeatStroke Readers to Gomorrah and Back"; "How Big a Tent? Gay Issues Were Addressed in Philly Despite the GOP's Anti-Gay Platform"; "Military Leaders' Change on Anti-Gay Harassment a Significant Step"; "Technology is Just Another Word for Freedom"; "Lieberman Record Good on Most GLBT Issues"
Language: English
Place: Phoenix, AZ
Publisher: 1 nightstand publications, ltd.
Extent: 40 pages
Identifier: BjB93_016
Subject: Gay newspapers; Gay columns in newspapers; Gay rights; Homophobia in the military; Internet and gay men

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