Keep the Questions Coming

I love the fact that your magazine is ever-evolving. The best new addition being your [“Calling All Soul Mates,” Vol. 27, issue 05] quiz. Although I love the articles on relationships—most are very well done. Please continue with these interactive pieces.

Dave A.
via Internet

Rightful Reading

Thanks to [“The Burden of Proof,” Vol. 27, issue 06] I learned about the One Institute's lecture series, and attended. It featured Boze Hadleigh, an author I admire. He made a point I'd like to share with Frontiers readers: Public libraries should reflect and enhance all of the public, so if they don't carry a gay title you want to read, request it. Likewise, let your library know it's not right (just right-wing) to carry anti-gay books by cross-fanatics and so-called ex-gays.

Jan Cassimus
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CORRECTIONS

In [“Dance Card,” Vol. 27, issue 07] we mistakenly referred to Dirty Sailor at MJ’s in Silver Lake as a “Beer Bust, Weho Style.” We regret the error.

In [“Something Old, Something New," Vol. 27, issue 07] Chad Patterson was described as a co-owner of Numbers. Numbers is owned by Fire House Restaurant Inc., a Nevada corporation. Patterson was general manager with a vested interest, but is no longer involved with the bar/restaurant. We regret the error.

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