Posted March 30, 2012 by Randy Shaw
Today’s Cesar Chavez Day comes during the 50th anniversary of Chavez’s setting off on his seemingly impossible goal of organizing California farmworkers. This period has seen a remarkable growth in Latino political power, electoral clout, and in unionized Latino workers,
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Posted March 30, 2012 by E. "Doc" Smith
For their first “instrumentation-themed evenings” of 2012, the ROOM Series puts “three entities of the low-end reed persuasion in the room together”, tonight at the Royce Gallery. ROVA founding member Jon Raskin, LA-based new music clarinetist Marty Walker, and the
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Posted March 30, 2012 by Buzzin' Lee Hartgrave
THE CARETAKER – GRIPPING
Harold Pinter’s play put him on the map of Theatre greats. Before “The Caretaker” came along there was his “Birthday Party” that did not hold up as well. The Caretaker revolves around a disgusting, smelly man,
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Posted March 29, 2012 by Randy Shaw
Progressives are surprisingly unconcerned about the Supreme Court’s now likely striking down of the individual mandate and perhaps the entire health care law. To the contrary, articles on sites like Firedoglake.com and TheNation.com argue that striking down the law creates
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Posted March 29, 2012 by Peter Wong
Come late April, the San Francisco International Film Festival (SFIFF)’s 55th edition will delight viewers new and old with two weeks’ worth of entertaining and thoughtful cinema from around the world. This preview will hit some of the highlights from
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Posted March 29, 2012 by
To the Editor:
You got a couple of facts wrong on the CPMC deal (setting aside comments on your overall perspective). The agreement on keeping St. Luke’s open for 20 years is not “ironclad.” CPMC can back out if their
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Posted March 28, 2012 by Randy Shaw
After more than ten months of negotiations, Mayor Ed Lee has reached a development agreement with CPMC for its new Cathedral Hill hospital. The proposed agreement will be introduced at the Board of Supervisors next Tuesday, and will be preliminarily
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Posted March 28, 2012 by Rochelle Metcalfe
ON DA ‘MO on a blustery Saturday afternoon, to greet my friend, noted photographer/author KATHY SLOANE, at the opening of her photographic works exhibited in the Jazz Heritage Center’s Koret Heritage Lobby (entrance to Yoshi’s nightclub.). Sloane is on a
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