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Subject: George H.W. Bush

  • ADA Lawsuit Factory in SF

    July 25, 2007
  • Green Building Not So Hot (or Air Conditioned)

    March 4, 2008
  • '90s Night Tonight at Madrone Lounge

    '90s Style Icons: the TeletubbiesAre the '90s back already? If so, is it too soon? After all, we can think of several dubious trends from that decade - grunge 'uniforms' (flannel shirts and scruffy faces), sugar-coated teenie pop (think Britney Spears, 98 Degrees, 'N Sync, Backstreet Boys), stomach tattoos ( i.e. Tupac's "Thug Life"), Thighmasters, "the G-Funk Era," Cross Colors, Kriss Kross, extra extra baggy day-glo raver pants, "mobb music," acid jazz, big floppy hats (a la Jamiroquai)

    April 2, 2009
  • A Love Supreme: High Court Jurists Apparently Have a Yen for S.F. Eateries

    So, we weren't at all surprised to see the above headline, "San Francisco restaurants appeal to Supreme Court." After all, with so many great restaurants to choose from, why shouldn't the local fare be appealing to our highest court? In fact, here's the breakdown: Chief Justice John Roberts: We hear he's a Schnitzelhaus man. Fellow patrons congratulate him on his near-putsch of Barack Obama brought about by stuttering the swearing-in; John Paul Stevens: The man who shares two names with the fath

    March 24, 2009
  • S.F. historian Gray Brechin's New Deal

    January 28, 2009
  • Better Hope He's Not Under Your Bed

    October 15, 2008
  • Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story

    October 15, 2008
  • Whistleblower

    By most accounts, David Kessler's four years as UCSF's medical school dean were a rip-roaring success. So why was he fired?

    April 9, 2008
  • Magik Markers

    BOSS (Ecstatic Peace!)

    October 10, 2007
  • It Doesn't Suck!

    July 25, 2007
  • Wheelchairs of Fortune

    July 25, 2007
  • Search and Destroy

    The Black Lips blow up all they touch

    March 29, 2006
  • What the Left Got Wrong About Iraq

    Anti-war activists ignored Saddam Hussein's horrendous crimes against ordinary Iraqis. Do they have anything -- beyond anti-Bush demonstrations -- to offer the oppressed in Iran and Syria?

    May 25, 2005
  • Great Clips

    Tennessee schoolkids teach the world a lesson in an inspirational documentary

    March 2, 2005
  • Husbanding Our Resources

    To close the budget deficit, Mayor Newsom should take on the fire union and SFO's bureaucrats before he closes a single rec center for a single hour

    November 10, 2004
  • Yo Soy Centroamericano

    Why vote Kerry? Exhibit No. 1: George W. Bush has shamelessly hired the dangerous figures behind the Iran-Contra Affair into senior diplomatic posts.

    October 20, 2004
  • This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

    October 6, 2004
  • Terminator or Bloviator?

    September 8, 2004
  • Capital Rap

    From revolutionary rapper to stockbroker to rapper again -- the long, strange trip of Paris, aka Oscar Jackson Jr.

    December 3, 2003
  • Rolling in War Bucks

    How the state public employees' retirement system and the politically connected Carlyle Group profit from defense

    October 22, 2003
  • OK Then

    Why Pansy Division still matters -- and not just to suburban kids

    September 3, 2003
  • The World According to Bechtel

    There are well-connected companies. Then there's Bechtel.

    June 18, 2003
  • It's a Bechtel World

    Think that a $680 million Iraq contract is a big deal? You don't know Bechtel.

    June 18, 2003
  • Regime Changing

    This all-American kid from Monterey is now one of the foremost experts on Saddam Hussein's Iraq. Where does he go from here?

    May 7, 2003
  • Rude Awakening

    Major news organizations need to snap out of 9/11 emotionalism and ask impolite financial questions about Saudi elites and President Bush

    September 18, 2002
  • The Last of the Burtons?

    They have dominated state and local politics for 50 years. Now, for the first time, the future of their "family business" is in doubt.

    February 6, 2002
  • Regulating Change

    December 27, 2000
  • Oops, He Did It Again: Serial Evictee 'Tenant From Hell' John Getzow Sued By Yet Another Landlord

    Last year, SF Weekly's John Geluardi profiled the curious case of "Dr." John Getzow. It turned out that Getzow didn't have a license to practice medicine in this state -- but he did have a trail of evictions going back to the George H.W. Bush administration including at least seven litigated in San Francisco since 2002. Well, you can chalk up No. 8. Court papers indidcate Getzow was sued by yet another peeved landlord in March; a settlement hearing is scheduled for Wednesday and, barring a last-

    May 5, 2009
  • Service with a Snarl

    June 17, 2009
  • SF Weekly's Joe Eskenazi on KQED's 'Forum' Program Tomorrow

    Be sure to tune into "Forum" tomorrow morning (88.5 FM) at 9 a.m. and hear our very own Joe Eskenazi talk about his provocative feature on wacky -- and sometimes temperamental -- service animals, "Service With a Snarl." We're not sure who the other guests will be. We hope they are better-trained than some of the pets described in the piece -- a bipolar man's Chihuahua even bit Joe during an interview. So while no animals were harmed in the writing of this story, a reporter was. T

    June 18, 2009
  • Bohemian Grove Protesters Hold Stress Positions In Solidarity with Torture Victims To Protest Elitist Pow Wow

    No one is allowed in to see the hi-jinks of the old boys club inside the Bohemian Grove, but we certainly can see the oddities going on outside of it, thanks to these photos on NorCalTruth.org.The rich and powerful of the WASPy Bohemian Club reported for aging frat boy duty last weekend to the Bohemian Grove in Sonoma County. The San Francisco-based club's annual gathering pulls in the likes of Henry Kissinger, George H.W. Bush, and Jimmy Buffett to frolic amid the redwoods each July, to get bac

    July 16, 2009
  • The Guardian's Illustrated, Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy -- Did You Know Spain Was Involved?

    We're not exactly unaccustomed to paranoid political thinking in the pages of our rival weekly here in San Francisco. But the journos at the Bay Guardian have taken their conspiracy theories to new levels -- and depicted them in bolder-than-ever graphics -- in this week's issue.Appearing alongside an article by Guardian reporters Rebecca Bowe and Sarah Phelan about the "media machine behind the assault on progressive ideas" is a spiderweb conspiracy chart that puts John Nash's scribblings in A B

    October 22, 2009