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Volume 42, Issue 01

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Endorsements: Local offices

Mecke, Sumchai, and Chicken John for mayor. Plus: Other endorsements

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Endorsements: Local ballot measures

YES on Props A and E, NO on Prop H and more ...

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Gavin Newsom: The Guardian Interview

The mayor talks to us about his "dissatisfaction"

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Volume 42, Issue 01

News & Culture

Election security that works

California should become its own vendor

Steven Hill
Just do it
Andrea Nemerson
Whose bionics?

Turning the TV clock back on feminism

Annalee Newitz
Green City: PG&E's two faces

Seeking to water down environmental standards

Sara Knight
Editor's Notes

Newsom to the Guardian: "I'm unhappy"

Tim Redmond
Filling Ed Jew's seat

Politics shouldn't directly influence the Jew vote

Editorial
No bus shelter secrecy

Clear Channel steps out of the Sunshine

Editorial

Volume 42, Issue 01

Food & Drink

Cecilia's story

Mandarin drama

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Metro Kathmandu

Dateline: Kathmandu

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Eating Houdini

The taste of love

L.E. Leone
Food & Drink

Volume 42, Issue 01

Arts & Culture

Gay times

Celebrating the Rhino's three transformative decades of transgression

Robert Avila
Arts & Culture
Now there's a Cure

Conversing with the agile Robert Smith, plus Datarock, Girlstock, Yellow Swans, Aliens, and more

Kimberly Chun
Atmosphere and an actress

A gliding guide: the double visions and global nightmares of Olivier Assayas

Max Goldberg
You rescued my "Battleship"!

Eisenstein's step-laden Potemkin gets new life at the Mill Valley Film Festival

Jeffrey M. Anderson
Last Tango in Shanghai

There's sex in your violence, Lust, Caution posits

Kimberly Chun
Whose bionics?

Turning the TV clock back on feminism

Annalee Newitz
Silver Griffin

Rockit Room, Sept. 22

Ben Richardson
"You Should Stop Editing"

Ditching the posturing for intricate intensity

Johnny Ray Huston
Arts & Culture
A theocratic democracy?

Reese Erlich discusses moronic policy, complicated politics, and hopes for the future in Iran

Tim Redmond