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A City of Two Tales: City Lights and...
Jonathan Kiefer • 12/11/2013 4:00 am

This was the scene on Valencia Street on a recent Sunday: The sun was out. The air was mild. A temperate November day, of…

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Shelf Life: Considering a Minor Sampling of the City's Literary Produce
Shelf Life: Considering a Minor Sampling of the...
by SF Weekly Staff • 12/11/2013 4:00 am

City Lights Howl and Other Poems, by Allen Ginsberg. This Beat-era cornerstone, an anguished ecstatic vernacular lament of social and political conformity, was first…

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Beyond the Dial: Pirate Radio Packs Up and...
Sherilyn Connelly • 12/04/2013 4:00 am

The first rule of discussing pirate radio in San Francisco: Don't call it “pirate” radio. That word was in vogue once, most recently­­ in…

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There Will Be Bread: The Newest Development in...
Anna Roth • 11/27/2013 4:00 am

You're here, so you're probably a foodie (whether you like it or not). You've read everything there is to know about local sourcing and…

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The Obsolete Crime Lord: S.F. Tech Culture Begat...
Rachel Swan • 11/20/2013 4:00 am

There was strange trouble at Glen Park Library on the first of October, an otherwise unremarkable Tuesday, in what's otherwise one of the quietest…

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Man on the Street: KRON's Stanley Roberts has...
Joe Eskenazi • 11/13/2013 4:00 am

Cover photo by Josh Edelson. The cops are waiting when he steps, blinking, out of the confines of Gunter's Family Restaurant and into the…

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Our Non-Voting Guide: Where Democracy Fails, Fantasy May...
Joe Eskenazi • 11/06/2013 4:00 am

In November 2013 you probably “didn't remember” to vote, the way you probably “didn't remember” to make elaborate plans for the Mayan Apocalypse in…

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Democracy How? For the Voter Who Stayed Home This Year
Democracy How? For the Voter Who Stayed Home...
Staff, SF Weekly • 11/06/2013 4:00 am

Who's got time for an off-year local election for uncontested incumbents and ballot measures running the gauntlet from “arcane” to “trivial?” (They even snuck…

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San Francisco Urges…: What We'd Like to See, But Have No Business Asking For
San Francisco Urges…: What We'd Like to See,...
Staff, SF Weekly • 11/06/2013 4:00 am

The election cycle was already a place of fantasy before we ever came along. Not a vote could go by without the catalog of…

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BALLOT MEASURES: Our Propositions for a World Gone...
by SF Weekly Staff • 11/06/2013 4:00 am

PROPOSITION W Officially Designating San Francisco the Willie Brown Enterprise Zone Shall the City admit what everyone knows? Digest by Willie Brown's Ballot Simplification…

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