San Francisco's City College scored upwards of $6 million from the Health Care Innovation Awards to help former prisoners become community health workers.The grant will be used to facilitate the Post-Prison Health Worker Certificate Program, which trains inmates to use their personal experiences of ... More >>
How many of us fantasized about going to college in the Ivy League? To be thought of as among "the best and the brightest," and get a shot at opportunities most people don't have? When a few of my sex-positive colleagues said they were speaking this week at Yale University at something called "Sex W ... More >>
Stories are powerful. No other medium has the ability to move, inspire, or change us quite like a well-crafted narrative. Never has this been more true than the world of sex, where fear, shame, and misinformation abound. This is all a high-minded and roundabout way of telling you to check out Wed ... More >>
Your Crap Archivist brings you the finest in forgotten and bewildering crap culled from Golden State thrift stores, estate sales, and flea markets. Majorettes on Parade magazine Date: April, 1952 Publisher: International Baton Twirling Foundation Discovered at: Mission estate sale The Cover P ... More >>
News this week of Adam Wheeler, the 23-year-old who lied his way into Harvard and almost into Yale, brought back fond memories of Azia Kim, the dorm-squatter who was discovered posing as a Stanford student two years ago. We have to ask: Who's the better college hoaxer? TV movie-ready back st ... More >>
Demonstrating cat-like reflexes honed ducking projectile vomit at thousands of Yale frat parties, President Bush nimbly avoided a pair of shoes tossed his way Sunday by an irate Iraqi journalist. That a luddite shoe bomber could get within hucking distance of the Commander-in-Chief -- and is now ... More >>
By most accounts, David Kessler's four years as UCSF's medical school dean were a rip-roaring success. So why was he fired?
Were those Yale boys drunk on the magical elixir of musical theater?
De Niro takes a loooong, sloooow look at the history of the CIA
A sharp, revelatory multimedia show casts a blinding light on the tragic events of today
Two otherworldly (if overly stylized) works about sin and dark secrets
A coming-of-age comedy whose dramatic structure is less than engaging
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Talking to R.W. Apple Jr. about Apple's America over lunch
Preppies gather in Redwood City
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Our critics weigh in on local theater
Rhodessa Jones
A strategy for eating near the San Francisco International Film Festival
Singer/songwriter Jason Morphew's road to San Francisco -- and success -- takes some odd turns
B-movie actors, pop culture purveyors, and internationally minded folkies.
Jumping gleefully into theater's favorite panacea
Political Song Contest
A tale of faith, hope, and serendipity
Jacques Leslie revisits Vietnam,land of obsessions
