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News & Opinion,
Feature
Aug 13, 2003
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Who the hell invited Oakland's Phenomenauts to play the Warped Tour? Nobody. But that didn't stop them from hijacking the big-time punk festival.
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News & Opinion,
Columns
Aug 13, 2003
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The surprising rise of Federal Glover in East Contra Costa County highlights the start of a new era for black political representation.
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News & Opinion,
News
Aug 13, 2003
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When the University of California's Boalt Hall Law School reneged on its promise to hold fees flat, Mo Kashmiri used his legal training.
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News & Opinion,
Columns
Aug 13, 2003
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Who pays for the repairs when the cops kick in your door? Who pays attention to minor candidates? Who pays partial domestic-partner benefits?
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News & Opinion,
Letters
Aug 13, 2003
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Jenna Nanetti didn't deserve it. Jerry Brown did nothing for it. Gina Arnold overdid it once again (but, hey, will she marry me?).
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Arts & Culture,
Culture
Aug 13, 2003
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The $7 Hamburger -- only at Oakland Metro.
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Arts & Culture,
Culture
Aug 13, 2003
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Billboard
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By Stefanie Kalem and Kelly Vance
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Arts & Culture,
Culture
Aug 13, 2003
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Tire-kickers beware -- the cars at Blackhawk are works of art.
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Arts & Culture,
Culture
Aug 13, 2003
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Valle Son plays deep Cuban
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By Stefanie Kalem, Natasha Nargis, and Anneli Star Josselin Rufus
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Arts & Culture,
Sports & Outdoors
Aug 13, 2003
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Up the creek without a clue? Here's help
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By A.J. Hayes and Kelly Vance
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Arts & Culture,
Culture
Aug 13, 2003
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Gotta know when to hold 'em
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By Ann Murphy and Kelly Vance
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Arts & Culture,
Culture
Aug 13, 2003
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An idea grows in Oakland
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By Stefanie Kalem, Justine Nicole, and Kelly Vance
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Arts & Culture,
Theater
Aug 13, 2003
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Fugard play asks tough questions
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By Stefanie Kalem, Frako Loden, and Kelly Vance
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Movies,
Videos & DVDs
Aug 13, 2003
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Kevin Costner doesn't make friends. He makes movies, dang it.
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Movies,
Movie Review
Aug 13, 2003
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Girl and woman teach each other about life -- grow up, already.
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Movies,
Movie Review
Aug 13, 2003
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Open Range grazes on the Western's leftovers.
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Food & Drink,
Restaurant Review
Aug 13, 2003
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Lafayette's top restaurant holds together flavorfully under its new chef and management.
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Food & Drink,
The Kitchen Sink
Aug 13, 2003
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A food critic's visit to barbecue country.
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Music,
Aug 13, 2003
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Alabama's Drive-By Truckers have sacrificed all in their quest to be the next Skynyrd.
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Music,
Aug 13, 2003
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Much like his Hawaiian waves, flip-flop folkie Jack Johnson finds a near-perfect groove.
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Music,
Aug 13, 2003
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Noe Venable might be that crazy woman on the street corner.
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Music,
Aug 13, 2003
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A one-man band of absurdity, old-time music before it was cool, acoustic guitar topped with sardonic wit, and a street musician in an SF nightclub, among other acts.
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By Eric K. Arnold, Rob Harvilla, Larry Kelp, Jason Victor Serinus, and Jesse "Chuy" Varela
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Music,
CD Reviews
Aug 13, 2003
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Handbook for the Apocalypse
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Music,
CD Reviews
Aug 13, 2003
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Kind of Light
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Music,
CD Reviews
Aug 13, 2003
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HardGroove
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Music,
CD Reviews
Aug 13, 2003
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Phantom Power
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Music,
CD Reviews
Aug 13, 2003
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Light the Candle
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The new owner of The Big Blue Haus, a beloved Oakland space for queers and artists, is evicting all the tenants, and renters say he told them he plans to turn it into an Airbnb.
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Single in the East Bay? Here are some tips for navigating the local dating scene.
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Restaurants to celebrate someone special.
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Under its agreement with UC Berkeley, the online giant can seek to block the release of public records or redact parts of them.
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Kerith Lisi, Brian Singer, and Hadley Williams craft elegant, witty works that look fresh and contemporary.
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The new owner of The Big Blue Haus, a beloved Oakland space for queers and artists, is evicting all the tenants, and renters say he told them he plans to turn it into an Airbnb.
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Lifelong Fillmore resident Fernay McPherson serves her signature rosemary fried chicken, brown butter cornbread, and more at the Emeryville Public Market.
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Sports medicine is not just for athletes. It's for anyone who wants to lead an active lifestyle and be their best self.
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My story of getting and coping with late-stage Lyme disease—one of the fastest spreading, most debilitating, and least understood diseases in the nation.
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The death of Jesus Dickey of Berkeley has contributed to mounting concerns about the state of mental health treatment in the jail.
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No metric factually supports the oft-repeated falsehood about the so-called “global Raiders brand.” And this delusion could have destructive results for Mark Davis, the NFL, and Nevada taxpayers.
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The new owner of The Big Blue Haus, a beloved Oakland space for queers and artists, is evicting all the tenants, and renters say he told them he plans to turn it into an Airbnb.
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After years of delay, the city is finally taking action to retrofit thousands of seismically unsafe soft-story apartments.
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Under its agreement with UC Berkeley, the online giant can seek to block the release of public records or redact parts of them.
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Cannabis businesses say the city’s high tax rate could force them to close. But if Oakland lowers the tax, it might not be able to afford city worker raises.