AIDS and a Community: The Impact on the Gay Lifestyle in Laguna Beach
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The article concerning Laguna Beach and AIDS was like reading something straight from the Enquirer!
As a person who has lived in Laguna Beach for 35 years and a board member of Design Alliance to Combat AIDS, I am very disappointed that the Los Angeles Times would stoop to such sensational trash.
RANDY BOYD, Laguna Beach
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