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• Winning AIDS Memorial Design Rejected by St Vincent’s Owner
  The owners of the space that was once occupied by St. Vincent's Hospital in New York City rejected a proposed design for the AIDS Memorial Park, which is slated replace the hospital, on Monday.
• Saliva HIV Tests Just as Accurate as Blood Tests
  Finding out one’s HIV-status may soon be as simple as swabbing someone’s tongue, according to Canadian researchers, who say saliva tests are just as accurate as those conducted with blood.
• Gay Airman Will Raise Funds for HIV
  A gay airman who came out to his family and the world the day "don't ask, don't tell" was officially repealed, announced that he will raise funds for HIV programs by joining the AIDS/LifeCycle this June.
• Man Rejected from Cop Job For Being HIV-Positive
  A man whose job application to the Atlanta police department was rejected because he has HIV went back to court Wednesday in hopes of finally getting the job he wants.
• Bryan Fischer: AIDS Is Caused by Promiscuity and Party Drugs, Not HIV
  One of the leaders of the antigay movement said recently that HIV did not cause AIDS
• Porn Producers Threaten to Leave L.A. After Condom Vote
  Some of the major players of Los Angeles’s adult film industry say they will take their productions out of town if the city council enforces the mandatory use of condoms on film sets.