Friday, November 8
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Friday, November 1
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Friday, October 25
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Monday, October 14
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Monday, October 7
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Monday, September 30
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Monday, September 23
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Monday, September 13
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Friday, September 6
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Friday, August 30
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
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Friday, August 23
Before the Centerfold
Second Half
Friday, August 16
Before the Centerfold
Karen Charman, Recasting the Web:
Information Commons to Cash Cow -
Carol Harvey, A Fig for Newsom: Haight
Ashbury Free Clinic Doesn't Support Care Not Cash
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Alexa Llewellyn, From the Outside Looking
In: Powerless Power Plays
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h. brown, Watching City Hall
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August 12, 2002: What if
you gave a party & everybody came?
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August 16, 2002: What if...
?
Second Half
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Red Dixon, A Pizza Man Part 3
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Scott Harrison, If People Were Made
of Paper, This Just Might Work: Some Chemotherapy Just in Case Part 3
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B. C. Stangl, Friendly Skies: Getting
from Here to There After September 11 Part 2
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God & Grass: An
internet tale
Friday, August 9
Before the Centerfold
Alexa Llewellyn, From the Outside Looking
In: Gonzalez's Game & Gilligan's Island -
Jim Dorenkott, Building a Movement:
Episode 4, My Generation
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Craig Wilson, Prop 52, Prop D &
Partisan Politics
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h. brown, Watching City Hall
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August 5, 2002: A video career,
a guinea pig & a name for the stadium
Second Half
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John Hutchison, Island in the Stream
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Scott Harrison, If People Were Made
of Paper, This Just Might Work: Some Chemotherapy Just in Case, Part 2
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B. C. Stangl, Friendly Skies: Getting
from Here to There After September 11
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Oliver Chin, The State
of Our Affairs
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Keith Keener's
Positive Movie Reviews: Signs
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Don Paul, This War Wants
You Back Again
Friday, August 2
Before the Centerfold
Alexa Llewellyn, From the Outside Looking
In: A female look at the world of politics -
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A Source at City Hall
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August 1, 2002: Counting to 4: The
mayor, the supes & the November election
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h. brown, Watching City Hall
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July 30, 2002: Leno's pot,
Gonzalez's names & h. brown's party
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August 2, 2002: Maxwell &
Haygood; brown & Corkery; Neska and Lessicks
Second Half
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Red Dixon, A Pizza: part 2
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Scott Harrison, If people were made
of paper, this just might work: Some Chemotherapy Just in Case, Part 1
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Larry-bob, I
wanna be a gay wingnut
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Keith Keener's
Positive Movie Reviews: Star Wars Episode I Ju Ju Bee and the
Menacing Phantom
Friday, July 26
Before the Centerfold
Betsey Culp, Westward the course
of empire takes its way... and arrives in Union Square -
Jim Dorenkott,
Building a Movement, Episode 3: George
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A
Source at City Hall
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July
16, 2002: on public power, labor &
politics
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July
20, 2002: on the Elections
Commission, Tammy Haygood & the November election
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July 26, 2002: on Plan C, District 6
& District 8
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h. brown, Watching City
Hall
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July 22, 2002:
Tammy Haygood goes to federal court and h. brown goes in search of
Amanda Nowinski
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July 24, 2002: after 18 months
of the new board, h. brown offers submits report card
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July 26, 2002: h. brown
meets Samson Wong and vice versa
Second Half
Scott Harrison,
If people were made of paper, this just might work: Ocean Blue -
B. C. Stangl,
A Conversation with Caen
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Keith Keener's Positive Movie
Reviews: The Road to Perdition
Friday, July 19
Before the
Centerfold
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Betsey Culp, The Play's the Thing:
Care-Not-Cash meets the Coalition on Homelessness and no one wins
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Doing What Comes Naturally: The
fight over Rec & Park's Natural Areas Program
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Jim Dorenkott,
Building a Movement, Episode 2: Leary
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h. brown, Watching City
Hall (July 15, July 17)
Second Half
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Keith Keener's
Positive Movie Reviews: Men in Black 2
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Poetry:
E. RL. Barna, World Supply
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Fiction: Red Dixon, A Pizza Man
Part 1
Friday, July 19
Before the
Centerfold
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Jim Dorenkott,
Building a Movement: Disneyland (Part 1 of a new series)
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Their rubber pliers clamp the
valley: Supervisor Matt Gonzalez interviewed by artist Felix Macnee
(Part 2 of a series)
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h. brown, Watching City
Hall (July 8, July 10, July 12)
Second Half
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Keith Keener's
Positive Movie Reviews: Scooby-Doo
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Poetry:
Bill Costley, Specula reSpeculans /
Mirror, reMirroring
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Cartoon:
Oliver
Chin, Dogtown USA
Summer Break: Friday, May 31 - Friday July 5
July 5, 2002 Just a Taste
of July
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall In which h. brown traverses the treacherous terrain of
General Assistance (June 27, June 28, July 3)
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Keith Keener's
Positive Movie Reviews: Minority Report In which Keith Keener
reports that minorities are still missing in action
June 21, 2002
Smiles of a Summer Solstice
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall (June 13, 17, 19)
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Keith Keener's
Positive Movie Reviews: The Bourne Identity
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Oliver Chin, Lesser
Known Terrorist Alert Codes
June 14, 2002 Summer Reading
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Matt Gonzalez
interviews h. brown
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall (June 14 and 10)
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Keith Keener's
Positive Movie Reviews: Y Tu Mama Tambien
May 31, 2002 Current Issue
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Betsey Culp,
SCREEEEEECH!!! Stop the Presses! We're hibernating till July
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Betsey Culp, What Did
We Know and When Did We Know It? Deciphering some of the
other chatter surrounding 9/11
-
Watching City Hall
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Howard Williams,
Rhythms Set Not by Any Clock: Review of Tamim Ansary's West of Kabul,
East of New York
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Tom Mayer, MovieTone
News: The 26th Annual SF International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival,
and other sizzling cinema stuff
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Keith Keener's
Positive Movie Reviews: The Sum of All Fears
Friday, May 24
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Betsey Culp, The
Quality of Mercy: Wally Shore evades eviction
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This is Jack
Hirschman
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Fifteen Poems by Jack Hirschman
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Let's
Bellyache! Matt Gonzalez reviews Suicide Circus: Selected Poems by
Alexei Kruchenykh
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Jack Hirschman: A bibliography,
by Jack Hirschman & Matt Gonzalez
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CHOROSHO! An Auto/Biographical
Sketch of Jack Hirschman, by Jack Hirschman & Matt Gonzalez
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POEM: Claire Braz-Valentine, An
Open Letter to John Ashcroft, Attorney General of the United States
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h. brown, Watching City Hall
May 17, 2002
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I Was a Female
Cockette: Betsey Culp interviews Jean Dierkes-Carlisle
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Two Poems by Mark
Schwartz
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall
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Howard Williams, Wheels Within
Wheels: A review of "Nerves of Steel," by Rebecca "Lambchop" Reilly
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Oliver
Chin, Bicycling's 11 Deadly Sinners
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Keith Keener's Positive Movie Review
Star Wars Episode II: Menace of the Clones
May 10, 2002
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Betsey Culp, Going to
the Dogs: Rec & Park finally responds to dog owners
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall
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Dennis Francis Lawlor, Court of Ill
Repute: A tale of litter and litigation
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Richard Knee, Let the Sun Shine In: An
argument for open meetings of the School Board ... and elsewhere
May 3, 2002
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Betsey Culp, Watch
Where You're Going: A visual guide to the changing San Francisco
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall
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David Rasnick, How the San Francisco
Department of Public Health turns a 30 percent decline in HIV infections
among gay men into a two-fold increase
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Dog & Cat Jottings: Move over, Jon Carroll
We'll give you the real lowdown
April 26, 2002
Before the
Centerfold
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Betsey Culp, Another
North Beach Artist Faces Eviction: Betsey Culp interviews Redo
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Howard
Williams, Transnational Corporatism and the Rest of Us
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall
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Jenny Brown, The Trials of H. Rap
Brown and Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin (Part 2)
Second Half
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Keith Keener's Positive Movie
Review: The Scorpion King
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The Angola 3 and TRUTH: Don Paul, Poem for Robert
King and Rigo '02's T-R-U-T-H
April 19, 2002
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Betsey Culp,
Do You Take This Contract: The prospect of a 20-year marriage with
Clear Channel Adshel
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Betsey Culp, On
the Rack: San Francisco's proposed newsrack ordinance strikes fear in
the heart of a little gray newsrack
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Ron Henggeler,
Earthquake! April 18, 1906
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Jenny Brown, The Trials of H. Rap
Brown and Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin
h. brown, Watching City Hall
April 12, 2002
Before the
Centerfold
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Betsey Culp,
Poor > Homeless > Helpless: Gavin Newsom takes on homelessness in San
Francisco
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Jennifer
Friedenbach, Images of Poverty: "The media must hear these voices"
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall
Second Half
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Keith Keener's Positive Movie Review:
Panic Room
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CARTOON:
Oliver Chin, Earth Daze 2002
April 5, 2002
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Betsey Culp,
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Umbrella: Opening up the War on Terrorism
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Rebecca
Lambchop Reilly, Bike Messengers at the WTC: "Total chaos - a condition we're
used to" (3)
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall
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John
Hutchison, Across the Board on Tomorrow Morning: A new look at William
Saroyan
March 29, 2002
Before the
Centerfold
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Betsey Culp,
splurch.com: Bill Allard brings Tales of the City to SOMA
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Rebecca
Lambchop Reilly, Bike Messengers at the WTC: "Total chaos - a condition we're
used to" (2)
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall
Second Half
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Keith Keener, Positive Movie Review: The
74th Oscars -
POETRY:
Carol Borzyskowski. Another Birth Day
March 22, 2002
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Betsey Culp, Quo
Vadis? The Call at a crossroads - flight or fight?
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Rebecca
Lambchop Reilly, Bike Messengers at the WTC: "Total chaos - a condition we're
used to" (1)
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall
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CityBeats:
Citywide news from the neighborhoods
March 11, 2002
Before
the Centerfold
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Betsey Culp,
Iconoclastically Speaking: Musings on a No-Show Election
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall: Fighting Against Gavin Newsom & Nuclear War
Second
Half
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POETRY: Philip
Hackett, St. Patrick to the T
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin,
Room with a Zoo
Monday, March 4, 2002
Before
the Centerfold
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Betsey Culp, Make Your Vote
Count; Or, Make Them Count Your Vote
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Steven Hill, Proposition
A -The Progressive Choice (with an analysis by Rich DeLeon)
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Richard Knee, Freedom of
Information Under Attack
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George B. Sanchez, When the
Music Had to Stop: The Closing of Flat Plastic Sound
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall: Election San Francisco-Style - A Family Affair
Second
Half
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin,
Room with a Zoo
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A Profile in Due Process |
Monday, February 25, 2002
Before
the Centerfold
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Betsey Culp, A Bad Hare Day
- A Fable: How Paul McConnell Challenged Nancy Pelosi for the
Democratic Nomination
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Marc Salomon,
Charlatan Charrette: A Dead-End for SOMA Planning
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall - Watching the Watchers
Second
Half
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin,
Room with a Zoo
Monday, February 18, 2002
Before
the Centerfold
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Marc Salomon,
On Men and Their Machines: A Response to Betsey Culp's "Deus ex
Machina"
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall - Little Dogs, Big Cats & a Car Named "Jesus"
Second
Half
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin,
Room with a Zoo
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DRAMA: Eleanor Brook, Going
Up
Monday, February 12, 2002
Before
the Centerfold
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Betsey Culp, Politics 2002 - Deux ex Machina,
Or How I Learned to Love the Machine
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Jessica Scheiner,
Marriage Presidential Style - W's Plan to Marry Welfare Moms
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David H., The
Loneliness of the Streets - Observations of an Employed Homeless
Heroin Addict Living in San Francisco
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall - Willie Brown's
Battle Plan & Other Words of Wisdom
Second
Half
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin,
Room with a Zoo
February 4, 2002
Before
the Centerfold
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h. brown, Watching
City Hall - A Hetch Hetchy Kvetch
Second
Half
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin,
Room with a Zoo
January 28, 2002
before the
centerfold
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Betsey Culp, Pausing
to refresh - Off the streets and onto the web
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Candidate interview: Supervisor
Chris Daly interviews Assembly candidate Harry Britt
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Howard Williams: Afghanistan &
the United States - one destiny?
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Watching the school board: Supervisor
Matt Gonzalez interviews commissioner Mark Sanchez
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h. brown, Watching City Hall:
A challenge to Gavin Newsom
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Journey
to the bottom of the e-conomy
second half
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POETRY: Philip Hackett, A love
poem
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
January 21, 2002
before the
centerfold
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Betsey Culp,
Dreams... deferred... redefined... and distorted:
Thoughts on Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday
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Betsey Culp, What do you mean, "Mean"? San
Francisco and the National Coalition for the Homeless
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Cybervoices: Karen Charman,
Collateral damage in the pesticide wars - The troubling story of Dr. Omar Shafey
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h. brown, Watching City Hall: A Hobbesian cure for homelessness
second half
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POETRY: Molly Lori, White ghosts
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POETRY: Carol Borzyskowski,
Foreplay
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
January 14, 2002
before
the centerfold
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Betsey Culp: One
paycheck away- 21st-century homeless programs
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Assessing Hongisto - Supervisor
Matt Gonzalez interviews assessor candidate Dick Hongisto
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h. brown: Watching City
Hall - Flying glass, blood, and 911
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Cybervoices: Michael
Ruppert, A war in the planning for four years - Zbigniew Brzezinski and
the CFR put war plans in a 1997 book
second half
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POETRY: Hector Q. Mooney
& Susannah Martin, Deconstructive dialogue
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin,
Room with a zoo
January 7, 2002
before
the centerfold
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Betsey Culp: playing the ponies - a fleck of
froth for the new year
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Howard Williams, Driving bin Laden to the
bank - oil, autos, and Al Qaeda
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David H.: Welcome to my world - on the
streets
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h. brown: Watching City Hall -
looking back at last year
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CARTOON: Leviathan
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Journey to the
bottom of the e-conomy
second half
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REVIEW: Sarah Lidgus, Hate the player -
"Playerhaters" at Upper Playground
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POETRY: Mike Dyar, it seems that all of my adult
life...
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CARTOON: Oliver Chin, Room with a zoo
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