Month: December 2009
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The Tale of Bath House Blues
The road to the hot tub is fraught with danger and excitement. This year, as I was stuffing my…
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Links in a Chain
Recently, I was interviewed by Seth Bracken, a promising young reporter with Utah State University’s student newspaper, for a story…
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Obama’s Legacy: “At The Right Time.”
Barack Obama was elected to the presidency in part because of number of promises he made to the American people.…
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The Day AIDS Reached Utah
In my lifetime, I have had the privilege of knowing giants; ordinary people who, when faced with a crisis, stepped…
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Park City Mayor: Nondiscrimination Ordinance a Go
Park City will likely become the second Utah city to protect gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender residents from housing and…
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The Gayest Christmas Shows Ever!
Following last issue’s outing of Snow Miser and Heat Miser as Christmas’ gayest icons, I thought that creating a gay…
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‘The Gay’ Resigns as Senator
Effective Friday, Utah State Senate District 2 will be without representation as Sen. Scott McCoy has announced that he will…
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Becker Will Light City Hall Red Tonight for World AIDS Day
According to the Utah Dept. of Health, 2,241 people in the state are currently living with HIV/AIDS. Tonight, Salt Lake…
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Ten Arrested at World AIDS Day protest in NYC
Ten HIV/AIDS activists were arrested Tuesday morning at a protest during a World AIDS Day reception hosted by New York…
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