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April 24, 2012
Before Iggy Pop: Five Artists' Memorable And/Or Awful Attempts to Sing in French
On May 9th, Iggy Pop is releasing his latest album. Woo-hoo! But wait. Simmer down. The record is called Après and it will be comprised mostly of French cover versions -- Edith Piaf and Serge Gainsbourg songs included. We applaud Iggy's ongoing enthusiasm for multi-culturalism and bilingual experim ... More >>
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May 25, 2011
Bistro Central Parc's Food Is Good on Its Own Terms
Lara HataBistro Central Parc's bouillabaisse. I grew up in a family of inadvertent francophiles. How my father, a Mennonite kid from a tiny Michigan town, learned to speak French and travel around Europe before going to college is a very long story; somehow I've ended up with a thick Belgian acce ... More >>
Music
November 3, 2010
Magic System: Show Preview
Lara HataBistro Central Parc's bouillabaisse. I grew up in a family of inadvertent francophiles. How my father, a Mennonite kid from a tiny Michigan town, learned to speak French and travel around Europe before going to college is a very long story; somehow I've ended up with a thick Belgian acce ... More >>
Calendar
June 9, 2010
Dead to You
Lara HataBistro Central Parc's bouillabaisse. I grew up in a family of inadvertent francophiles. How my father, a Mennonite kid from a tiny Michigan town, learned to speak French and travel around Europe before going to college is a very long story; somehow I've ended up with a thick Belgian acce ... More >>
Music
September 30, 2009
Augury
Lara HataBistro Central Parc's bouillabaisse. I grew up in a family of inadvertent francophiles. How my father, a Mennonite kid from a tiny Michigan town, learned to speak French and travel around Europe before going to college is a very long story; somehow I've ended up with a thick Belgian acce ... More >>
Blogs
May 4, 2009
Hey San Franciscans -- Care To Protest Some *Real* Prudishness and Cultural Insensitivity?
Is it ironic that the fable "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" has, itself, become so over-repeated that its moral of how over-repeating dubious claims leads to inactivity in the face of real problems has been lost? ("Ironic" is a difficult term to define. Please weigh in). So, here in San Francisco -- where ... More >>
Calendar
March 19, 2008
Half Full
Is it ironic that the fable "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" has, itself, become so over-repeated that its moral of how over-repeating dubious claims leads to inactivity in the face of real problems has been lost? ("Ironic" is a difficult term to define. Please weigh in). So, here in San Francisco -- where ... More >>
Blogs
June 21, 2007
Blood, sweat, tears and newsprint -- remembering Berkeley doctoral students Giulia Adesso, Benjamin Boussert and Jason Choy
Is it ironic that the fable "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" has, itself, become so over-repeated that its moral of how over-repeating dubious claims leads to inactivity in the face of real problems has been lost? ("Ironic" is a difficult term to define. Please weigh in). So, here in San Francisco -- where ... More >>
Dining
August 15, 2001
Quiet, Please
Is it ironic that the fable "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" has, itself, become so over-repeated that its moral of how over-repeating dubious claims leads to inactivity in the face of real problems has been lost? ("Ironic" is a difficult term to define. Please weigh in). So, here in San Francisco -- where ... More >>
Calendar
January 27, 1999
Night Crawler
Is it ironic that the fable "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" has, itself, become so over-repeated that its moral of how over-repeating dubious claims leads to inactivity in the face of real problems has been lost? ("Ironic" is a difficult term to define. Please weigh in). So, here in San Francisco -- where ... More >>

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Before Iggy Pop: Five Artists' Memorable And/Or Awful Attempts to Sing in French

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Magic System: Show Preview

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Hey San Franciscans -- Care To Protest Some Real Prudishness and Cultural Insensitivity?

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Blood, sweat, tears and newsprint -- remembering Berkeley doctoral students Giulia Adesso, Benjamin Boussert and Jason Choy

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Quiet, Please

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