Volume 42, Issue 15
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Volume 42, Issue 15
Top Stories
Why is the city's police union lobbying for the Academy of Art?
G.W. Schulz
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A selective guide to upcoming classes and workshops for grown-ups
Molly Freedenberg
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Everything Claire Kiefer needs to know about education she learned in jail
Chris DeMento
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How Tim Westergren built the world's smartest jukebox
Sam Devine
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How Susan Gould makes a living making art
Amber Peckham
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How Paul Donald went from graphic designer to green retailer extraordinaire
Amelia Glynn
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Proposal calls for most city permitting to be placed under a controversial new department head
Amanda Witherell
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I grew up with tigers. I built tiger pens. And the tiger grotto at the privatized San Francisco Zoo was a disaster waiting to happen
Craig McLaughlin
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Volume 42, Issue 15
News & Culture
Content outruns storage because humans store things capriciously and illogically
Annalee Newitz
The Zoo should be closed, its animals sent to facilities capable of caring for them, and the land used for affordable housing
Marc Solomon
36 hours later PG&E still couldn't get the power back on along Third Street.
Tim Redmond
There's plenty of evidence that the Zoo should have known long ago that the tiger grotto wasn't secure.
Editorial
Volume 42, Issue 15
Food & Drink
Volume 42, Issue 15
Arts & Culture
Zion I's Amplive gets tossed into In Rainbows lockdown. Plus: Thao Nguyen, David Daniell, Rickie Lee Jones, and more
Kimberly Chun
Bill Berkson's Sudden Address bridges poetry, painting, and passionate love
Johnny Ray Huston
Arts & Culture
Folksy lyricism makes Francisco Vargas's The Violin a quiet beauty
Max Goldberg
