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	Larry Kramer Initiative
		Each year, the Larry Kramer Initiative will co-sponsor a conference in concert with a traditional academic department or program at Yale.
		The conferences will be designed to explore the intersection of lesbian and gay studies with other academic disciplines and the ramifications of lesbian and gay studies on a wide variety of intellectual work.
		Lesbian Lives will host the launch of her forthcoming autobiography.
	www.yale.edu /lesbiangay/Pages/Academic/Conferences.html (662 words)

	Introduction: Lesbian Avengers Go to Maine
		In the fall of 1993, the New York Lesbian Avengers went to Lewiston, Maine to work with local lesbian and gay activists against the Christian Right initiative to repeal Lewiston's anti-discrimination ordinance.
		It was this inspiration that led us, in January of 1994, to form The Lesbian Avengers Civil Rights Organizing Project (LACROP) as a working group of the New York Lesbian Avengers.
		What we didn't know was that this organization was alienating many lesbians and gay men in the town by asking them to stay in the closet and by giving them no political input or decision-making power.
	www.octobertech.com /october/handbook.nsf/pages/Introduction (239 words)

	South Dakota Humanities Council
		A new initiative with the South Dakota Arts Council and new deadlines are included.
		The Council is pleased to release new Grant Guidelines.
		The exhibit explores the connections between Americans and the foods they produce, prepare and present at the table - a thoughtful look at the historical, regional and social traditions that merge in meals.
	web.sdstate.edu /humanities/festival/authors.html (298 words)

	Marvel Next - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It has appeared in numerous Marvel titles over the past few years, but recently appeared in a two-part Young Avengers story in Autumn 2005.
		Marvel Next is an initiative that was launched by Marvel Comics in early 2005.
		Marvel Next titles carry a "Marvel Next" tag on the cover, but not in the place imprint names generally carry their logos.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Marvel_Next (301 words)

	Thought Balloons: What's 'Next'? Don't ask me
		But if Marvel has any hopes for the supposed "Marvel Next" books to outlast those launched as part of "Tsunami," "Marvel Age" or "Necromancy Month," the promotional push needs to begin with cohesive listings for an initiative that can be easily explained to retailers and readers.
		According to the original press release, Arana, Livewires, Runaways, Spellbinders, Young Avengers and X-23 would be the first titles to launch under "Marvel Next." However, as I previously pointed out, only Spellbinders was listed under the banner in the March solicitations; the other five books were scattered throughout the other imprints.
		The initial idea behind "Marvel Next," at least as it was explained in late December, is a solid one -- certainly better than the ill-conceived "Tsunami" line-that's-not-really-a-line.
	thoughtballoons.blogspot.com /2005/01/whats-next-dont-ask-me.html (435 words)

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