This site provides online access to the text of selected items from the magazine.
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News and Views
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Alpha would spell omega for gay and lesbian rights.
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When a kiss can mean death.
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Tasmania’s blueprint.
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Boycott call after Egypt puts gay men on trial.
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Christians want the right to persecute gay schoolkids.
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Gay couples among first to sign London register.
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Religious objections to AIDS strategy branded “evil”.
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GALHA document will help A-level students.
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Change – but you’re OK, Christian Institute told.
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The thorn that was Winning is lost.
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Tatchell’s sermon on 2,000 years of church hate.
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Religious schools – the cancer spreads.
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World Watch edited by George Broadhead – news from Belgium, Canada, Egypt, India, the Netherlands, the United States and the Vatican.
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Web Watch
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What is Humanism? – Brett Humphreys surveys some differing interpretations of the H-word on the Web.
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Features
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It’s My Story – Matthew Thompson speaks of the horrors and brutality that awaited you if you dared to falter in your Catechism.
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Gay Genes and Soya Beans – Mike Foxwell argues that we can do something right now to avoid a brave new world of biotechnology.
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Gene Tech and the Future of Gender – Judith Johnson examines the “gay gene” spectre.
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Gossip from Across the Pond with Warren Allen Smith.
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Theatre
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Tony Challis reports on some of the many LGBT-related events at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe and Book Festivals.
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Airings
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Jean Technology with Steven Dean.
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CD
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Jim Herrick reviews Karol Szymanowski’s Violin Concertos 1 and 2 and Ethel Smyth’s Serenade in D and Concerto for Violin, Horn and Orchestra.
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Books
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Dan O’Hara reviews Doubts and Loves: What is Left of Christianity?, by Richard Holloway.
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Stephen Blake reviews The Total TxtMsg Dictionary, compiled and edited by Andrew John with Stephen Blake.
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Allison Mosley reviews The Lesbian History Sourcebook (2001), compiled by Alison Oram and Annmarie Turnbull.
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Postbag
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More on capital punishment; and some further thoughts on Who’s Who in Contemporary Gay History.
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