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Volume 44, Issue 27

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Volume 44, Issue 27

News & Culture

Original synth

Cold wave. Dark wave. Minimal wave: A strange new wave of retro washes over Bay music and nightlife

Marke B.
Cover Story

Volume 44, Issue 27

News & Culture

Inside the squat

Homes Not Jails seizes a vacant apartment that was recently an elderly man's home

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Where's teacher?

Layoffs at Horace Mann show how low SFUSD's proposed budget is willing to go

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Access denied

It's becoming harder to get an education in California, even at community colleges

Rebecca Bowe
Editor's Notes

The Democratic County Central Committee slate card could play a key role in choosing the next mayor of San Francisco

Tim Redmond
Avoiding a taxicab meltdown

300 medallion holders who are now more than 70 years old will be allowed to sell their permits and pocket the money

Guardian Staff Writers
Editorial
Revenue for all

It's time for an unapologetic progressive taxation movement for this November's ballot and beyond, to make the city's great wealth - individual and corporate, often badly undertaxed - work for all San Franciscans

Christopher D. Cook

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Food & Drink

Appetite: 3 non-whisk(e)y highlights from Whiskies of the World

There was more to WoW than smoky shots

Virginia Miller
Food & Drink
Uproot: Notes from the underground food scene

Does anyone in the movement have an overarching theory about the recent surge of popular interest?

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Food & Drink
Heart

Wine bar meets beer hall, with vivid small plates and intriguing meats (hearts not included).

Paul Reidinger
Duck me

Wheels are wheels, and noodles are wide at Hai Ky Mi Gia

L.E. Leone

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Arts & Culture

Hey kids! It's Panique time!

How many children's films would have dialogue like "Father's in a concentration camp"?

Dennis Harvey
Bright futures

Two promising new works-in-progress debut at CounterPULSE

Rita Felciano
Hot for learning

CAREERS AND ED: The Bay's best electives make the grade

Caitlin Donohue
Arts & Culture
Part of the solution

CAREERS AND ED: SF's most forward-thinking higher education programs

Caitlin Donohue
Arts & Culture
Happy returns

ACT mounts Morris Panych's likeable Vigil

Robert Avila
Twin stars

Space and silence and uncanny intuition add up to the xx

Kimberly Chun
Keep the faith

Little Dragon escapes the R&B-according-to-hipsters pitfall

Mosi Reeves
Way out Middle East

Roxie film series honors Israel's Pride Month

Dennis Harvey
Whatever it takes

Israeli defense technique Krav Maga goes for the throat

Nicole Gluckstern
Arts & Culture
Dreams on 45

Sonny Smith brings you "100 Records" — and the jukebox to play them

Johnny Ray Huston