Monthly Archives: August 2015

2015: A Summer of Discontent

Posted August 27, 2015 by

The summer of 2015 has seen the American people expressing sharp discontent with the status quo. On the right, we have Donald Trump. On the left, we have Bernie Sanders, ongoing protests by Black Lives Matter, and the continued push
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To the Editor…

To the Editor…

Posted August 26, 2015 by

From: DS Vet Subject: Vets May Suffer From Sen. McCain’s Latest Captivity
How much did VA pay Gordon to recite this VA press release? Why didn’t she mention she is writing a book on VHA? How many veterans had she

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SF Schools’ Meal Meltdown

Posted August 26, 2015 by

It’s déjà vu all over again, as SF public schools have been left waiting – and waiting – for their cafeteria meal deliveries, beginning the first day of this new school year. That’s exactly what happened at the start of
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BeyondChron Takes Summer Break

Posted August 26, 2015 by

It’s been a super busy summer, and it’s time for our annual summer break. All of our stories can be found through our archives, so catch up on articles you missed. Beyond Chron resumes posting new stories on Tuesday, September
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Vets May Suffer From Sen. McCain’s Latest Captivity      

Posted August 25, 2015 by Suzanne Gordon

Earlier this summer, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump had the chutzpah to question John McCain’s military record. “He’s not a war hero. I don’t like people who were captured,” Trump asserted, because of McCain’s experience as a prisoner of war
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Rose Pak’s New Popularity

Posted August 24, 2015 by

Despite battling kidney problems, Rose Pak has achieved a career first: she has won popularity among segments of the white left and media that have long criticized her.  How did Pak do this? She told SF Magazine’s Joe Eskenazi that
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