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Feb. 11 - Feb. 17, 2004• Vol 38, No. 20
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The
great housing hoax
How
a group of developers, hiding behind worker-friendly rhetoric,
is poised to usher in the next wave of San Francisco gentrification.
By Rachel Brahinsky
In
this issue
Editorial:
Newsom's slush fund
Editorial:
Public power in 2004
Opinion:
Last call, 4 a.m.
by
mark Leno and aaron Peskin
Round
one
Whistle-blower trial ends in hung jury
By
A.C. Thompson
The
Ro factor
Could a political unknown topple the entrenched — but out-of-touch
— Tom Lantos in the primary?
By
Tim Redmond
Newsom's
funny money
Does “destroyed” document show mayoral advisers sought
to skirt campaign finance laws?
By
Steven T. Jones
City
attorney ‘revolution’
Herrera puts forward pro–public power opinion
By
Matthew Hirsch
Be
mine, and hers, and his
Valentine's Day for the open and polyamorous
By
Annalee Newitz
Sugar
high
Get sweet on Valentine's Day.
By
Cheryl Eddy
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Neighborhood
Business:
The
latest buzz
Art takes over at Mama Buzz Café.
By
Adam Martin
Biztips
Openings, closings, and other life changes on the small-business
scene.
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Being
There
Surreal S.J.
by gary singh
alt.sex.column
By Andrea Nemerson
Double
Team Psychic Dream By Michelle Tea and Jessica Lanyadoo
Flat
Earth By Lynn Rapoport
Techsploitation
By Annalee Newitz
Hall
monitor
Alerts
Dine
Love among the ruins: Where misanthropes and paranoiacs go for Valentine's
Day dinner
By
Paul Reidinger
Without
Reservations
Cap costs
By
Paul Reidinger
Cheap
Eats
Rainy days and Mondays
By
Dan Leone
Table
Ready
Seitan takes a holiday
By
Stephanie Rosenbaum
Bottle
Rockets
Agog over glogg
Matt
Markovich
Meatless
Mad about you
By
Miriam Wolf
Take
That
The razor's edge
By
Gabriel Roth
The
Food Snoop
The tongue, by a nose
By
Masha Gutkin
Well
Done
By
Evelyn Grosvenor-Smythe
DineOnline
Menus, maps, and more...
The
Blender
Film:
Initials B.B.
The
Dreamers’ May daze: a movie or a measure?
By Johnny Ray Huston
Film:
People had the power
Restaging The Battle of Algiers.
By Susan Gerhard
Film:
Critic's Choice -'The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra'
Be good
By David Fear
Music:
Networks
For more than 30 years, East Bay composer John Bischoff
has been almost quietly leading a noise revolution.
By M. P. Klier
Stage:
Unfinished business
Yellowman and Memphis explore America's racial legacy.
By Robert Avila
Dance:
The match game
Stephen Petronio's collaborations range from dazzling to dull.
By Rita Felciano
Art:
Critic's Choice - 'Pirkle Jones and the Changing California Landscape'
By Jo Leggett
Sonic
Reducer
By Kimberly Chun
Tiger
on beat By
Patrick Macias
Plus
One By
Vivian Host
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