Powered by Max Banner Ads Green is political… Welcome to outlook’s May edition: Green Eggs and Composting Ham. Just when you thought you made it through Earth Day and Arbor Day without having to dispose of your hazard waste responsibly, outlook comes out with our green issue to keep you in line. Inside this grassroots magazine made out of recycled paper and bio ink, you’ll find some... 

♥ing Cbus People is Political Well, summer, er, I mean, spring is finally here! Aren’t you just ♥ing this weather? Of course me writing this a few weeks before April might have doomed us to a foot of snow, but I bet global warming has got our backs. And so, as the daffodils bloom and the town takes on the overwhelming smell of spunk from the Bradford Pear trees, outlook presents it’s second... 

Partners are Political by Michael Daniels, co-owner and co-pubisher So it’s the day before press, everyone is scrambling, editing, re-setting Suite Q, tracking down advertisers, and generally like a dog chasing its tail. That is, a typical production week at outlook. Except this one’s a little different. Erin just got back from San Diego, Chris is on the elliptical trying to get into Winter Party... 

Hey Lovers, Who’s ready for February? This month is packed with holidays and days of recognition to keep your mind off how cold you are. That is, if we actually get any snow that stays around for a while. In the celebrating vein, we at outlook would like to wish everyone a Happy Groundhog, Valentine’s, Presidents’, International Condom, Mardi Gras, Ash Wednesday, Super Bowl, Freedom, Leap and... 

You are here Jan 2012 Turning 200 is Political Happy Gregorian New Year, everyone, and welcome to 2012. CE or AD – your perspective. What’s on tap? Oh, just a few things. Our City is celebrating its 200th birthday with pomp, circumstance, and swagger. We’re tooting our own horn, and celebrating ourselves both inside and outside of the City. The GLBT community will be a big part of the festivities... 

you are here – Dec 2011 Disparities are Political What in the Hell happened to 2011? Where did it go? Are you glad it’s gone? The answers to those questions depend on a lot of factors – your economic situation, your personal relationships, your health. Because of that, not all of us are going to answer the same way. Because – prepare to be shocked – all gays and lesbians are not... 

Your Health is Political Happy fall, outlookers! We hope you are staying warm in our ever-variant Central Ohio weather. I don’t know about you, but we’re getting tired of the rain and near snowfall temps. Can’t we Secret Circle some more sun and less drizzle so we can hang outside before we all have to hibernate? This month we are talking about GLBT health. Being that the queer community intersects... 

History is political, and in this issue, you’ll find lots of history, in a variety of different forms and perspectives. We talk about gay role models, who they are, how they’ve evolved and why some of us almost didn’t have any. We talk about Columbus politics, endorse our candidates for mayor, city council and the courts, as well as, speak out on the statewide ballot initiatives. Ian James joins... 

Business Is Political Ok, everyone, repeat after me: “Fifteen. – Twenty five. – Seven and a half.” Got it? Good. It should be your mantra if you’re a businessperson or if you’re a consumer. And trust me, you’re one or the other, probably both. Those three numbers – 15 / 25 / 7½  – describe the GLBT population in the Columbus area. We make up 15% of the local population.... 

Transgender is Political YAY! HUZZAH! WOO-FREAKIN-HOO! Let’s start by saying Thank You! To everyone. To Stonewall, who made it all happen. To our interns, who busted their asses and carried the boxes and sold the tickets and did all the other things that made our booth and our float so amazing. To our staff, who worked inhuman hours on superhuman tasks for subhuman wages. To DJ Moxy for spinning...