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Issue Archive for the Week of Nov 28-Dec 4, 2001

News & Opinion

News & Opinion, Feature Nov 28, 2001
The Homeless Office

While most patrons of the Temescal Cafe read newspapers or sip lattes, Todd Spitzer runs a church from the table by the window
- By Chris Baty
- Tags: Feature, Business

News & Opinion, News Nov 28, 2001
Studio One Goes Begging for Support

Historic arts program threatened by its own history as supporters clash with city over funding
- By Sara Zaske
- Tags: News, Business

News & Opinion, News Nov 28, 2001
Fruitvale Transit Village Is on Track

Developers hope to revitalize a beleaguered commercial zone without changing its character
- By David Olson

News & Opinion, News Nov 28, 2001
A Week in the Life of the East Bay

Cash for the homeless, no cash for housing advocates, no shelter for pot advocates
- By From staff reports
- Tags: News, Business

News & Opinion, Letters Nov 28, 2001
Letters for the week of Nov. 28

On Snakes and Fire; Aquarium Age and Carol Queen

Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture, Theater Nov 28, 2001
A Nuclear Family

Transparent Theater looks at another sort of family
- By Lisa Drostova
- Tags: Theater, Brave Brood

Arts & Culture, Culture Nov 28, 2001
No Dinosaurs

No wizards, either: Berkeley gets a video and film festival all its own.
- By Dan Heath

Arts & Culture, Culture Nov 28, 2001
Books, Baths, and Beyond

An evening in the tub with Bungalow Bathrooms
- By Kelly Vance

Movies

Movies, Movie Review Nov 28, 2001
Heavy Stuff

Catherine Breillat's unflinching Fat Girl is honest, terrifying
- By Bill Gallo
- Tags: Movie Review, Fat Girl (Á Ma Soeur)

Food & Drink

Food & Drink, Restaurant Review Nov 28, 2001
Edible TLC

Comfort food, Delhi -Style
- By Jonathan Kauffman
- Tags: Restaurant Review, Sahib

Music

Music, Nov 28, 2001
Music Mogul

Oakland's famed writer, producer, and performer Dwayne Wiggins has a thing goin' on
- By Lee Hildebrand
- Tags: Music, Dwayne Wiggins and band will join vocalist Goapele, saxophonist J. Spencer, and rapper Hustle

Music, Nov 28, 2001
Fish Story

Why Alameda club Minnow could be Lost
- By Katy St. Clair

Music, CD Reviews Nov 28, 2001
Les Savy Fav

Go Forth (French Kiss)
- By Jennifer Maerz

Music, CD Reviews Nov 28, 2001
Various Artists

Funky 16 Corners (Stone's Throw)
- By Ron Nachmann

Music, CD Reviews Nov 28, 2001
Various Artists; B.B. King

Blue Xmas (Evidence); A Christmas Celebration of Hope (MCA)
- By Lee Hildebrand

Most Popular Stories

Is the Only Way to Make Housing Affordable By De-Commodifying It?

Land trusts, and similar housing models, take homes out of the for-profit market in order to preserve affordability for the long haul.
The Forces Driving Gentrification in Oakland

The East Bay has seen a widening gap between rich and poor and the displacement of people who are low-income and of color. But it doesn't have to be this way.
Gentrification Changed the Names of Oakland Neighborhoods

"NOBE," "Reservoir Hills," and "Baja Dimond" are efforts to put a genteel stamp on Oakland.
The Soiled Dove Promises a Raunchy Good Time Under a Giant Tent

The Oakland residency marks a homecoming of sorts for the circus troupe.
Los Carnalitos Brings a Taste of Mexico City to Hayward

The family-run restaurant features made-to-order items crafted from fresh masa, and each dish is clearly a labor of love.

Gentrification Changed the Names of Oakland Neighborhoods

"NOBE," "Reservoir Hills," and "Baja Dimond" are efforts to put a genteel stamp on Oakland.
Sickle Cell: The Last Health-Care Frontier for Black Lives

While the genetic disease received widespread attention during the Civil Rights Movement, researchers and doctors say patients continue to suffer from a lack of adequate treatment.
Richmond Mayor and Sons Profiting from Cannabis Compliance Push

City officials have slowly worked to bring a massive illegal marijuana warehouse into compliance, and the mayor's family has a financial stake in its success.
The Forces Driving Gentrification in Oakland

The East Bay has seen a widening gap between rich and poor and the displacement of people who are low-income and of color. But it doesn't have to be this way.
Los Carnalitos Brings a Taste of Mexico City to Hayward

The family-run restaurant features made-to-order items crafted from fresh masa, and each dish is clearly a labor of love.

Gentrification Changed the Names of Oakland Neighborhoods

"NOBE," "Reservoir Hills," and "Baja Dimond" are efforts to put a genteel stamp on Oakland.
- Comments (17)
The Forces Driving Gentrification in Oakland

The East Bay has seen a widening gap between rich and poor and the displacement of people who are low-income and of color. But it doesn't have to be this way.
- Comments (17)
Richmond Mayor and Sons Profiting from Cannabis Compliance Push

City officials have slowly worked to bring a massive illegal marijuana warehouse into compliance, and the mayor's family has a financial stake in its success.
- Comments (15)
City of Oakland Plans to Ban Homeless from Camping Around Lake Merritt

A third soon-to-open Tuff Shed camp will 'resolve' homelessness around the lake, but unsheltered residents are planning a protest.
- Comments (12)
Fire at 'The Village' Homeless Camp in East Oakland Displaces 37

No one died in the blaze.
- Comments (11)

The Never-Ending Fascination of 'Kusama – Infinity'

The documentary reveals how Yayoi Kusama became the best-selling living female artist in the world.
Poor Writing Makes 'The Little Stranger' a Dud

It's a lame, gothic snipe hunt.
Two New Latinx Dance Nights Take Off

MVLO MVLO and Sazon Libre are pumping nightclubs with a wide range of Latinx sounds.
Hiero Day Maintains Commitment to Community

The Hieroglyphics crew's hip-hop festival returns for its seventh year.
World Music Maestro Aya Safiya Makes Her Pop Debut

With her new EP, the East Bay-bred singer-songwriter doesn't completely leave her roots behind.

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