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August 6, 1998 • Vol. XV, Issue XVI • $2.95 Outside of Wisconsin 1 LesBiGay Wisconsin's Community Newspaper. Founded in 1984 • , New Book is a Visual Tribute To Black Men and Their Role in Contemporary Style and Culture Boy George 20 Mark Pocan 18 Waving the PFLAG 22 Q • Voice and In Step to Merge S "Life's a Drag" Cartoonist Dies 19 FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 E-MAIL 5pm-Midnight [email protected] SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 WEBSITE 11am-Midnight www.pridefest.com SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 HOTEL/TRAVEL Ilam-11pm Greater Milwaukee Convention & $5 at the Gate Visitor's Burean $12 for 3-day Pass 800/554-1448 Children under 13 FREE with adult P 9( FEST Join us August 28th, 29th and 3Oth, 1998 ENJOY NON-STOP ENTERTAINMENT INCLUDING: MEN OUT LOUD v JOI CARDWELL MUSIQUE v MRS, FUN TICKET/BUTTON LOCATIONS: Afterwords Books Designing Men This is it! 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Downtown Mini Warehouse. The site is Feyen stated that new carpet will be staff of both operations. within blocks of several popular Milwau- The lease for the space runs for three installed and there may be additional The first issue won't hit the streets kee gay clubs including Ballgame, 219, years at a cost of approximately $2,800 per construction to change the floor plan to until Thursday, August 20, but a Special Dish and C'est La Vie. month. That amount, according to Com- better suit the needs of the Center. Advance Preview will be on display on "This signing brings us wonderfully munity Center spokesperson, Jousha Feyen Barbara Bremmer, director and Vol- Wednesday, August 19 from 7 p.m to close to our dream of having a place for is about a third of the amount that would unteer Committee liaison, said "Now, 9 p.m. in the upstairs banquet room at more than ever, volunteers will be need- The M&M Club at 124 N.
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