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Aug. 20-26,
2003 • Vol 37, No. 47
Our
movie year
Harvey Pekar and family face the film version of American Splendor.
By Miriam Wolf
The
cranky 'American'
Splendor in the aisles.
By
Johnny Ray Huston
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Web
Exclusive: Writers connect big East
Coast blackout to deregulation, anti-public power forces and the
'Dim Bulb in the White House'
In
this issue
Editorial:
Blackout lessons for S.F.
Editorial:
Reject the condo library
Editorial:
Don't kill IRV
Opinion:
Screaming for change
By
Nicolas Gattig
Campaign
Watch
News from the races for governor, mayor, district attorney and
other fall ballot contests
Police
politics
SFPD leadership and autonomy hinges on this fall's election.
By Savannah Blackwell
Let
them eat books
Pro-development forces battle community interests over Glen Park
branch library, condominium
By Matthew Hirsch
Pot
and the people
S.F. voters urged the city to grow medical marijuana, but officials
are leery of confronting the federal government
By Alex Posorske
Another
local Muslim gets the Ashcroft treatment
By A.C. Thompson
The
money pit
t's received tens of millions of dollars and the earnest attention
of government and community groups. So why is Sixth Street still
such a mess?
By Camper English
Thanatophilia
The grim reaper goes pop
By Gabriel Roth
being
there by jeremy russell
alt.sex.column
By Andrea Nemerson
Double
Team Psychic Dream By Michelle Tea and Jessica Lanyadoo
Techsploitation
By Annalee Newitz
Hall
monitor
Alerts
Dine
A sea story
By
Paul Reidinger
Without
Reservations
Answered prayers
By
Paul Reidinger
Cheap
Eats
Caribbophilia
By
Dan Leone
Table
Ready
Cold comfort
By
Stephanie Rosenbaum
Bottle
Rockets
Hangin'
Matt
Markovich
Meatless
Quorn-fed?
By
Miriam Wolf
Take
That
Papa don't fish
By
Gabriel Roth
The
Food Snoop
Stick it
By
Masha Gutkin
Well
Done
By
Evelyn Grosvenor-Smythe
DineOnline
Menus, maps, and more...
The
Blender
Film:
In like Flynn
Robin
Hood returns, lewd and droll.
By Dennis Harvey
Film:
Critic's Choice -‘And Now Ladies and Gentlemen’
Lelouch
redux
By
David Fear
Music:
Party harder
Running
with Andrew W.K. and discovering the meaning of the universe.
By
Mike McGuirk
Music:
No boy's toys
This
one’s for Northern State’s suburban, college-educated,
girlie white homies.
By
Jimmy Draper
Music:
Critic's Choice - Raphael Saadiq
By
J.H. Tompkins
Stage:
Let us prey
Justice in Cal Shakes' Measure for Measure has a ghostly echo
in today's world.
By Robert Avila
Stage:
Critic's Choice -Robert Henry Johnson
By
Rita Felciano
Art:
Critic's Choice -'La Machina'
By
Lindsey Westbrook
Last
Exit By
Derk Richardson
The
Litterbox
By
John O'Neill
Liner
notes
By
Lynn Rapoport
Sonic
Reducer
By Kimberly Chun
Tiger
on beat By
Patrick Macias
Plus
One By
Vivian Host
Script
Doctor
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