Subject: San Francisco Conservatory of Music

• Freight and Salvage Begins Year-Long Multi-Million Upgrade

  February 8, 2008

• Classical music’s no-frills Mission digs

  October 8, 2008

• Classical & Opera

  September 3, 2008

• "Sediments, Sentiments (Figures of Speech)"

  November 7, 2007

• New Wave Thuggin'

  Kirby Dominant brings together niggaz and white girlz

  October 11, 2006

• Letters to the Editor

  May 4, 2005

• The World on a String

  As the San Francisco Conservatory of Music moves to fancy new digs, its students struggle with a shrinking professional marketplace.

  April 20, 2005

• Edmund Goulding's Dark Victory: Hollywood's Genius Bad Boy

  July 28, 2004

• No Strings

  February 25, 2004

• Of Love and Natalise

  She dreams of being the next Janet Jackson, but she's just a Stanford grad who sings syrupy pop, looks absolutely fab, and makes local teens swoon.

  Which, come to think of it, may be enough, for everyone involved.

  July 9, 2003

• Survival of the Phat-est

  January 15, 2003

• Disease Detective

  Deborah Hayden's new book, Pox, pulls the covers off famous people with syphilis. That's right: syphilis.

  January 15, 2003

• SF Weekly Music Awards 2002

  A galaxy-spanning journey through space and sound!

  October 16, 2002

• Go Crazy

  To its obsessed fans, Go isn't just a board game. It's a way of life, a key to building better computers, and maybe even the savior of American education.

  February 28, 2001

• The Sweat of His Brow

  April 5, 2000

• Riff Raff

  March 22, 2000

• Tapped Out

  There're not enough buglers and honor guards to keep pace with dying vets

  January 19, 2000

• Riff Raff

  January 6, 1999

• Ol' Blue Screen

  New software lets anyone sing like Sinatra or compose like Mahler. But do we really want computers that make country-and- western stars croon on key?

  October 21, 1998

• Night + Day

  July 1, 1998

• Night+Day

  October 9, 1996