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Plant a Tree for Dean Trantalis Plans His 50Th Birthday Around a Worthy Cause by Andy Zeffer Trantalis Said Story on ‘Reclaiming the Truth’: Besen Launches Book Tour Story on Page Page 8 Rally to Protest Coral Ridge Event to Debunk ‘Ex-Gay Myth’ 20 Gay Fraternities Gaining Acceptance Out Brothers Transforming ‘Heterosexist’ Greek System October 6, 2003 Volume 4, Number 40 See Story on Page 9 Plant a Tree for Dean Trantalis Plans His 50th Birthday Around a Worthy Cause By Andy Zeffer Trantalis said. Features Editor Trantalis selected the Broward League When Dean Trantalis began plans for of Cities Community Trust as the beneficiary his 50th birthday, his love of Fort Lauderdale of the fundraising event. “I believe in the was not far from his mind. His appreciation ideals that Trust promotes, and in all that for the city and awareness of natural the organization has accomplished,” he preservation has led him to share his explained. “There was no question in my milestone birthday with the local community mind that I wanted League of Cities in helping to raise funds to plant trees in the involved.” central beach district. Indeed, in addition to its preservation As an advocate of natural preservation, and beautification efforts, the organization keeping Fort Lauderdale’s beaches beautiful provides useful information that educates is a priority for Trantalis. “Having lived in members of the community about the benefit the city for over 21 years and having learned of planting trees, where and how to plant to appreciate so much of what it has to offer, and care for trees, and where to purchase or I feel like I have become especially sensitive find trees. to the needs of our city as city commissioner, “I thought my birthday was an such as an appreciation of the beach” See TRANTALIS on page 4 Photo by Michael Murphy Host Committee members (pictured left to right): Mel Rubinstein, Paul Kissinger, Phil Quattrone, Judd Chapman, Laura Rose, Richard Smith, Dean Trantalis, Ron Mastriana, Boca Couple Awarded Charlotte Rodstrom, Michael Kenny, Laura DeSwart and Raymond Vino $75,000 in Bias Suit GLFSF to Recognize Apartment Complex Had Refused to Rent to Gay Partners Community’s Best Supremes Scheduled to Appear at Awards Dinner By Andy Zeffer Features Editor The Gay and Lesbian Foundation of South Florida (GLFSF) has announced plans for “Expanding Horizons,” its seventh annual recognition dinner. Individuals honored at the event will be Terrance McNally, Dr. John Graves, Marleine Bastien, Damian Pardo. “Expanding Horizons” promises to be a swank affair, and is being held at the Westin (Left to right) Stephen Miller Diplomat Resort & Spa in Hollywood, one of and Fred Sternbach received a the most premier luxury hotels in all of Florida. $75,000 settlement in a housing Scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 22, the discrimination case. evening will kick of with a cocktail reception By Chip Alfred would be living there with his “partner.” at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 8 p.m. An auction Palm Beach County Correspondent Watson later questioned Sternbach and featured entertainment are set to follow. Awards are given in four categories. The Marleine Bastien, Community Service In 2002, Fred Sternbach went to the about the “partner.” According to Award recipient for GLFSF dinner Royal Colonial Apartments looking for an Sternbach, the conversation went like this: recipient of the “National Impact Award” is apartment for himself and his partner, Watson: “Is this partner your wife?” the Tony Award winning playwright Terrance Stephen Miller. What Sternbach says he Sternbach: “No.” McNally. McNally brought home the Tony of the “Community Service Award.” She is received there was anything but the royal Watson: “Is this your fiancé?” for Kiss of The Spider Woman, Love! Valour! being recognized for her dedication to treatment. Now Royal Colonial will have to Sternbach: “No.” Compassion!, Master Class and Ragtime. helping others in the areas of health, pay the piper—to the tune of $75,000. Watson: “Your girlfriend?” The Full Monty and Frankie and Johnny in education, economic survival and social Sternbach and Miller said they were Sternbach: “No, my partner.” the Clair de Lune are among his other well- justice. She is founder, former president and denied an apartment because they are gay. Watson: “I’m sorry, we don’t rent to known plays. In addition to four Tonys, current executive director of Fanm Ayisyen Sternbach said Royal Colonial Property partners.” McNally has received an Emmy, two Nan Miyami, Inc. (Haitian Women of Miami). manager Peggy Watson (who no longer Watson told Sternbach that Royal Guggenheim Fellowships and a Rockefeller The organization helps women by offering a works for the company) showed him several Colonial could not accommodate him Grant. In 1997, McNally stirred up a wide variety of resources. The other available apartments and asked him to return because it does not rent to unmarried controversy with Corpus Christi, a retelling “Community Service Award” recipient is a file card that required information about couples. With that statement, Sternbach of the story of Jesus’ birth, ministry and death Damian Pardo, a founder and five-term how many people would be occupying the says he caught the upscale apartment in which both he and his disciples are president of SAVE Dade. He also served as apartment and what their relationship to complex breaking the law. In Palm Beach homosexuals. board president for Care Resource for three Marleine Bastien is one of two recipients Sternbach was. Sternbach wrote that he See BIAS on page 9 See GLFSF on page 4 www.ExpressGayNews.com • October 6, 2003 1 October 6, 2003 Volume 4, Number 40 Issue 140 Publisher Norm Kent [email protected] National News Page 13 Managing Editor Phil LaPadula Three Men Sentenced [email protected] Arts & Entertainment Editor Mary Damiano in Attack on Gay Actor [email protected] Palm Beach Correspondent Trev Broudy Spent 10 Weeks in Hospital Chip Alfred [email protected] EDITORIAL Features Editor Sports Break Page 17 Andy Zeffer [email protected] EDITORIAL Supervisor of Marketing and Development ‘Coming Out’ in the Locker Room Kevin Hopper [email protected] Sportswriter Ed Gray: ‘It Was the Right Time in My life’ Account Executives Craig Combs [email protected] Anthony Verrico [email protected] Entertainment Page Q2 Classifieds Manager Gay Men’s Chorus Serves Up Ralph Lankford [email protected] a Musical Trip Through Time National Sales Representatives Rivendell Media 212.242.6863 ‘Madrigal Feast’ Features Food, Fun and ‘Fagrigals’ BUSINESS News & Features Jennifer Trovato • Paul Harris • Dan Aiello Local & National News................................4-13 Business & Finance The Express Stylebook Policy Daniel M. Pye • Michael Wilke Weekly Highlights......................................15 For the sake of readable newswriting the word “gay” in Syndicated Columnists Editorial Page..................................................16 The Express Should, when relevant, be interpreted to be Mike Alvear • Mubarak Dahir Comics, Horoscopes & Crossword.........22-25 inclusive of gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transsexuals, Paul Varnell • Deb Price • M.Signorile Classifieds..................................................26-27 transvestites, transgendered people, two-spirited people, Timothy J. Critzer • John D. Siegfried intersexed people, men-who-have-sex-with-men, women- Jennifer Vanasco • Marc Acito Business Directory....................................28-29 who-have-sex-with-women, queers, homosexuals, sexual Health & Fitness Columnists Faces in the News..........................................31 minorities, and people who are unsure of their sexual orientation, Stephen Fallon Cultural Events............................................Q6 but think they might be gay. Here is an example: “Toronto’s gay- Advice & Counseling Maximum Volume........................................Q7 pride parade is bigger than Vancouver’s.” Mark Rutherford Editorial Assistant Michael Irwin Webmaster • Gary Hallock Network Administrator • Ray Johnston Contributing Photographers BREAKING NEWS Steven Shires • Pompano Bill • Carole Fawcett Distribution Managers Charlie Braun • Glenn King • John Fugate Burglars Steal $1,000 from AIDS Organization Graphic Artist • Henny Snow Office Administrator • Logan Kent Thieves Take ‘Pennies from Heaven’ Fundraiser Money CONTRIBUTORS From Staff Reports Located in a low-income area of The Center for Positive Connections North Miami, most of TCPC’s clients live (TCPC), a nonprofit AIDS services organization close to or below the poverty level. This The Express Gay News, Inc. 1595 Northeast 26th St. Wilton Manors, Fl. 33305 was burglarized Sept. 29, and $1,000 in change fundraising campaign was a way for the Phone: 954.568.1880 Fax: 954.568.5110 was taken from a donation jar that was collecting clients to give back to TCPC. www.ExpressGayNews.com money for the “Pennies from Heaven” “Sometimes, the extra 50 cents in their fundraising campaign. pockets were all that they had,” Kaplan When employees opened TCPC the said. “Still, they were glad to part with it next day, they knew that someone had to help keep the much-loved center DEADLINES Display Advertising Classifieds broken in and noticed that only an office going. Now, all that money is gone.” Placement Request Line Ads chair with wheels was stolen. The loss of While the theft is devastating to Monday by 5pm Wednesday by 4pm the donation jug was not noticed until early TCPC’s staff and clients, they are hoping Art Work Art Work last evening. It is believed that
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