December 17, 2001
before the
centerfold
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Betsey Culp, Did
you vote? And if you did, did your vote count?
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Howard Williams, The sport of
bike messengering
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Their rubber hammer strikes the
sea: Artist Felix Macnee interviewed by Supervisor Matt Gonzalez
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h. brown, Watching City
Hall: When the have-nots meet the haves
second half
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REVIEW:
Sarah Lidgus, About
spray cans & permanent markers - Doze Green's Discordia
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HUMOR: Hector Q. Mooney, Ed
Sullivan solves the world's problems
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POETRY: Philip Hackett,
Christmas/Hanukkah 1993
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
December 10, 2001
before the
centerfold
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Betsey Culp, Plan,
dammit! The Planning Commission takes on 1800 San Jose
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Eric Safire,
Extraordinary measures: A lawyer talks about civil liberties
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h. brown, Watching City Hall:
How the Elections Department could cheat
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John Hutchison, CityBeats
second half
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CARTOON: leviathan
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, San Fran
Carol
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POETRY: Hector Q. Mooney, Arabesque
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
December 3, 2001
before the
centerfold
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Howard Williams, Our
debt to the Afghans just got bigger: Refocusing on the central actors in the
conflict
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Kaye Griffin: Sludge... and worse: The
sewage spill in Islais Creek
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h. brown, Watching City Hall:
The fast-moving flotilla of election ballots
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CityBeats
second half
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REVIEW: Sarah Lidgus, Preserving the
profile: Ellen Gallagher's Preserve
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ESSAY: Walter Lenci & Michael
Elwell, The roving eye: Chinatown idylls
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
November 26, 2001
before the
centerfold
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Betsey Culp,
Tis the season: signs of holiday and political change
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Directly accountable to the people:
Supervisor Matt Gonzalez interviews Jeff Adachi
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h. brown, Watching City Hall:
a review of the "new" & "progressive Board of Supervisors
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Jessica Scheiner, Homeless people:
who, how many, and why it matters
second half
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POEM: Philip Hackett, Red
currents
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REVIEW: Sarah Lidgus, My own private
utopia: CCAC's Utopia Now!
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
November 19, 2001
before the
centerfold
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Betsey Culp,
out of the ruins: picking up after the happy grasshoppers of the 1990s
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Carol Dimmick, Getting away
with murder in the city of St. Francis
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h. brown, watching City Hall:
have no fear - the new & improved 911 system is here
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citybeats: citywide news from the
neighborhoods
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cybervoices, Ralph Nader on corporate
patriotism
second half
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CARTOON:
Leviathan
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
November 12, 2001
before the
centerfold
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Betsey
Culp, read all about it: Indymedia is anonymous, anarchic
& acephalous
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h.
brown, watching City Hall: have no fear - we're watching you,
all of you
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watching
San Francisco: Jill McGillen on layoffs; other neighborhood
news
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cybervoices,
Nuclear Information & Resource Service: the Price-Anderson
Act is unnecessary & irresponsible
second
half
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REVIEW:
Sarah
Lidgus, Zen & the art of BattleBot maintenance
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Fiction:
Diane
Dees Tobiason, The dolphin
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POETRY:
thene,
The San Franciscan
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ART:
Mike
Dyar, A member of my tribe in indigo
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CARTOON:
Oliver
Chin, Room with a zoo
November 5, 2001
before the centerfold
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odd fellows on
Market: Betsey Culp writes of cleaning up the "mess" on Market Street
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watching City Hall: h. brown
adds up the votes, at the polls and in the Finance Committee
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cybervoices: retelling the story of Delta
flight no. 15
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a bike messenger speaks:
Howard A. Williams says, you're in our world now
second half
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REVIEW: Sarah Lidgus, Creating the telltale
heart - Kim Abeles' Frankenstein's Hearts
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DRAMA: Phyllis Nielsen, Tried
without cause
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POETRY: Hector Q. Mooney, Villanelle of difficult
times
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
October 29, 2001
before the centerfold
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the
kindness of strangers Betsey Culp says to invest in your neighborhood, for a new
kind of subversion
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watching City Hall: h. brown
notes that a foolish consistency doesn't win elections
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cybervoices:
Angus Love on Tom Ridge; Jeremy Brecher & Tim Costello on the fate of neo-liberalism
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two cents worth: Ross Mirkarimi in
public power in San Francisco
second half
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a
covert life: essay by John Hutchison
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ordinary
lives: a dying anger, fiction by Vanitha Sankaran
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poetry:
wonderland, by Carol Borzyskowski
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cartoon:
room with a zoo, by Oliver Chin
October 22, 2001
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lips, loose &
otherwise: Betsey Culp says life is scary enough without irresponsible talk in
washington
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: heat & ashes
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watching City Hall: h. brown
asks, who's responsible for the horses, the gold courses, and the trees?
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this & that
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cybervoices: responsible talk from Robert
bowman and Youth Outlook!
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poetvoices: thene; Scott Erickson
October 15, 2001
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from
DC to SF, with love: Betsey Culp asks, can Chris Daly import an
economic stimulus plan from DC?
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: free your voice
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watching
City Hall: h. brown asks, do you know where Section 8 vouchers can be
used around here?
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this
& that
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cybervoices:
Laura Flanders asks, will those U.S. food packages explode at Afghans'
feet?
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poetvoices:
mike dyar / eatart
October 8, 2001
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acting locally:
Betey Culp notes that, as the city rises from the ashes, unexpected heroes
emerge
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: same old shit
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watching City Hall: h. brown
says, the San Francisco LAFCo is no laughing matter
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this & that
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cybervoices: Simson
Garfinkel, Ruth Grant, & Kevin Kokoszka
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poetvoices
October 1, 2001
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good-bye to Shangri-la:
Betsey Culp says, it's time for San Francisco to stop being a themepark
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: the stench of sin
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this & that
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cybervoices
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poetvoices
September 24, 2001
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lion historians:
Betsey Culp asks, what's the story, and who gets to tell it?
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: surviving
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watching City Hall: h. brown observes
that when the supes hit bad times, something good happens
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this & that
September 17, 2001
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still spinning:
Betsey Culp watches the events of September 11 through old lenses
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: the dancing crane
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cybervoices: Michael Moore,
Rahul Mahajan, and others
September 10, 2001
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unclear on the
concept: faithful reader Betsey Culp flunks the new Examiner
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ordinary lives, by
Vanitha Sankaran: the threshold between worlds
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this & that
September 3, 2001
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roar, Rhorer, roar!
Betsey Culp asks whether San Francisco has solved the riddle of welfare reform
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: a real kindness
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watching City Hall: h. brown asks,
what is the mystery of the figures in black?
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this
& that
August 27, 2001
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the butler did it:
Betsey Culp says we need a real EIR for the new de Young Museum
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: cheap words
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watching City Hall: h. brown
moves files and gains new perspectives on old subjects
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this
& that
August 20, 2001
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dirty politics:
Betsey Culp says the Examiner has been creating a crisis, but to what end?
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ordinary lives,
by Vanitha Sankaran: the deepest connection
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cybervoices:
Adam Keller & Beate Zilversmidt visit a protest at Jerusalem's Orient
House
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this & that
July 16, 2001
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about
Mid-Market: if there was no Mid-Market area, we’d have to invent one
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cybervoices: going to the
dogs - the SF/SPCA and SFDOG protest Rec & Park's new doggie policies
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watching City
Hall: h. brown says the 2004 race for mayor is shaping up just fine, thank you
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this
& that
July 9, 2001
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only
disconnect: the San Francisco Mime troupe & Culture Jam - battling the
corporate "person"
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watching City
Hall: h. brown goes home to St. Louis, finding old memories & new
discoveries
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this
& that
July 2, 2001
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amazing grace: a
summertime collection of poetry & images
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watching
City Hall: h. brown says, keeping tabs on the budget hearings wears out the
furniture
June 25, 2001
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a promise
is a promise: Betsey Culp urges the Finance Committee to fund a community jobs
initiative
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watching
City Hall: h. brown asks, when the supes play "Survivor," who wins?
(part 2)
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this & that
June 18, 2001
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childhood's
end: does San Francisco's loss of its children really matter?
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: a neighbor's concern
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watching
City Hall: h. brown asks, when the supes play "Survivor," who wins?
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this & that
June 11, 2001
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undoing UN
Plaza: Betsey Culp finds that the clean-up of UN Plaza involves much more than a
few benches
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: curable traits
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watching
City Hall: h. brown says watches Newsom duel Sandoval over
the Marina
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this & that
June 4, 2001
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all's
fair in love - Pearl Harbor: The Movie & Pearl Harbor: The War
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: lost causes
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watching
City Hall: h. brown suggests a guide to fashion for the Board of Supervisors
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this & that
May 28, 2001
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a dolorous
bear story: neighbors protesting Park Dolores echo opposition to Bryant Square
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ordinary
lives, by Vanitha Sankaran: sudden epiphanies
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watching
City Hall: h. brown suggests that eleven supes & a mayor are just right for
a calendar
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this & that
May 21, 2001
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telling tales: many propose
housing solutions for San Francisco, but which one is right?
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Cybervoices: John
Negroponte, new nominee for U.N. ambassador, has a checkered past
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watching City Hall: h. brown
says the mayor's hippie programs are co-opting the progressive agenda
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this & that
May 14, 2001
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shall we overcome?
- BAMN and the new civil rights movement
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Cybervoices:
Beyond the San Francisco Housing Authority
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watching City
Hall: h. brown tells how Rose met green
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this & that
May 7, 2001
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Murder is no
accident: Xander Robb mourns dead cyclists
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A capital idea:
John Hutchison offers a different approach
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Watching City Hall:
h. brown and w. brown
-
this &
that
April 30, 2001
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my home is your home:
developing mid-Market
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watching City Hall: h. brown
finds the Board of Supervisors sexy
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this & that
April 23, 2001
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the weakest link: women,
minorities, and corporate globalization
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colors of money: Mark H. Levine
charges Mayor Brown wreaks havoc on San Francisco residents
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watching City Hall: h. brown
suggests cutting special assistants to pay corporate settlements
-
this & that
April 16, 2001
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tax-free zone: corporations sue San
Francisco
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Sunday preaching: Kjell Cronn
visits the 16th & Mission BART station
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watching City Hall: h. brown on
tenants, residential & political
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that & that
January 15, 2001
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moonworks
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this & that
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