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- “Years of Living Precariously”: Part X “The Worried Well”. My monthly chronicle of the early years of the AIDS epidemic, in A&U Magazine February 27, 2021
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- “The Shot Heard Round the World.” 1985. Remembering Rock Hudson’s press conference with Doris Day. “Years of Living Precariously”: Part IX of my ongoing chronicle of the early years of the AIDS pandemic, in A&U Magazine January 25, 2021
- Years of Living Precariously, A&U Magazine, PT. VIII. 1986: First Ray of Hope? January 3, 2021
- Harm Reduction: An Alternative Approach to Managing Addiction, Talkspace Newsletter December 9, 2020
- Years of Living Precariously”, A&U Magazine. Pt. VII. 1985: 745 Healthy Gay Men December 4, 2020
- Remember Their Names: a re-post for World AIDS Day, Dec 1, 2020 December 1, 2020
- “Howard”: A Disney+ Film Review, A&U Magazine November 26, 2020
- Surviving & Thriving: 90 minute interview w/Bruce Ward and Ed Barron, for Rutgers University call-in radio show, “What’s the Tea?” November 15, 2020
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2 monologues from Bruce Ward’s 1992 solo play, “Decade: Life in the ‘80s”, published in A&U magazine
Decade: Life in the ’80s: Drama by Bruce Ward
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Interview: A&U magazine, on the first production of Bruce Ward’s play, “Lazarus Syndrome”.
Bruce Ward: March 2008
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