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Issue: February 11, 2009

Page: 3

54 stories found - 41 through 54

41. Sucka Free City

Eric Mar's students say he's easy like Sunday morning

By Peter Jamison Published: February 11, 2009

Is it safe to say that the Richmond District has become the preferred launching ground of academics with a taste for politics? Following the recent terming-out of former...
42. Reviewed

The Gourds

By Mark Keresman Published: February 11, 2009

Like Uncle Tupelo and the Mekons, the Gourds play gorgeously ramshackle, rootsy rock 'n' roll with a surfeit of heart and style. On Haymaker! the Texas quintet evokes early...
43. Feature

Oyster species guide

By Robb Walsh Published: February 11, 2009

Crassostrea virginica (C. virginica) Common names: Eastern oyster, Atlantic oyster, Gulf oyster, Blue Point, Malpeque This is the great American oyster, the species that...
44. Reviewed

Zion I

By Jonah Flicker Published: February 11, 2009

"This system does not work for us, so we must take this system over." The statement of intent that opens Zion I's new album rings true both politically and musically. Since...
45. Sucka Free City

The Idea List

By SF Weekly Staff Published: February 11, 2009

A mayoral spokesman recently explained that Gavin Newsom needed to be at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, because it's where he gets his "innovative...
46. Reviewed

Joan Jeanrenaud

By Sam Prestianni Published: February 11, 2009

On her second solo album, former Kronos Quartet cellist Jeanrenaud aims "to become an ensemble of players, though playing all the parts myself." Thus, Strange Toys often...
47. Letters

<i>SF</i> <i>Weekly</i> Letters

Published: February 11, 2009

Stop the Narco-Nomad Don't pity the fool: This is regarding Peter Jamison's article, "Their Daily Bread" [Feature, 2/4]. I live in the Tenderloin at Turk and Leavenworth. I...
48. Hear This

Something Good Will Come to Yoshi's

By Sam Prestianni Published: February 11, 2009

The Master Musicians of Jajouka are the rock stars of Morocco. They've lived for generations in a remote village in the foothills of the Rif mountains, part of a caste whose...
49. Rep Showtimes

Arthouse movie listings for February 11-17

Compiled By Michael Leaverton and Hiya Swanhuyser Published: February 11, 2009

Artists' Television Access. Nothing But a Man:Michael Roemer's 1964 feature about racism. Thu., Feb. 12, 7:30 p.m. $6. 992 Valencia (at 21st St.), 824-3890,...
50. Hear This

Dynamic Don

By Michael Alan Goldberg Published: February 11, 2009

Led by drummer Damon Che, the mostly instrumental Pittsburgh band Don Caballero got its start in 1991 playing an especially knotty, roiling, metallic brand of post-rock. For...
51. Hear This

We Lykke

By Doug Wallen Published: February 11, 2009

What is it about Swedes that helps them sound on the verge of tears so often? Pixie of the moment Lykke Li is no exception, even as she confidently bounces through the...
52. BeatBox

Ancient Future

By Dave Pehling Published: February 11, 2009

Traditional sounds from the Middle East and India have long been alluring sample fodder for electronic artists, but few modern acts can boast the kind of cultural pedigree...
53. BeatBox

Breaking the Mould

By Ron Nachmann Published: February 11, 2009

In the 21 years since Bob Mould broke up the highly influential punk band Hüsker Dü, his career has been snugly mapped to the alt age. First he generated quality...
54. Bouncer

Underwear Night at 440 Castro

By Katy St. Clair Published: February 11, 2009

When you travel on public transit every day, you begin to memorize all the advertising campaigns on the sides of the buses and streetcars. It's like a shitty top 40 song you...