Month: July 2007

Columns

What They Do On Their Summer Vacation

In the mid '90s, HIV-positive children were not allowed to attend traditional summer camps. Confronted with such inequity, Mike Mizwa,…

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Features

Around the World

A young woman from Norway is bringing focus in Houston to the very real problem of oppression against GLBT people…

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Features

Stage Struck

regarded as less than a friend by others because at the same time she condemned the “sin” of homosexuality, Tammy…

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Features

Light Bright

Christopher Olivier has been developing the images that appear in the annual Houston Center for Photography fellowship exhibition for years.…

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Features

Galveston: Island Faith

“This is an exciting time for Harbor MCC,” says Rev. Pat Farnan, pastor of the fledgling Galveston church. This month,…

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Features

Galveston: A Piece of the Island

Sandy beaches, bird watching, fresh seafood, a thriving historic and arts district, major attractions like Moody Gardens and the Schlitterbahn…

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Features

Galveston: History’s Guardian

The leadership torch of historic preservation on Galveston Island—one of the Texas cities where history is felt most keenly has…

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Columns

InsideOut At City Hall: Beyond the Personal to the Principle

As part of my public responsibilities, I am regularly asked to attend ribbon cuttings and fundraisers, to present proclamations and…

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Columns

OutRight: Risky Business

Conservative opposition to gay marriage is having unconservative effects, helping to push the boundaries of family law into new territory…

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Columns

LeftOut: Rudy Guiliani Makes His Choice

I nearly puked when I heard John Kerry say about a vote regarding the Iraq War: “I actually did vote…

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