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Volume 41, Issue 28

Top Stories

The Guardian Iraq War casualty report (4/16/07): 34 Iraqi civilians killed in 6 separate bomb attacks Sunday.
Paula Connelly
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Bruce Blog: Judge rules

Bruce blog: Rev up the presses! Judge rules in favor of opening all Hearst/Singleton records in anti-monopoly media case.

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Who blinked?

Josh Wolf is out of the clink, but the debate about why he was freed continues

Sarah Phelan
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A hammer, a pizza guy, and $60

A hammer, a pizza guy, and $60: how California's probation system can skew criminal justice

G.W. Schulz
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Web site of the week

www.gavinwatch.com, www.newsomsucks.com

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Property wrongs

Why was the owner of a long-dormant vacant lot so upset to see it sprout a community garden?

Hunter Jackson
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Volume 41, Issue 28

News & Culture

Crime-free creativity

After-school program teaches the art of graffiti

Chris Jasmin
Learning from sexperts

A young journalist gets an education in smut

Justin Juul
A law school of their own

Social justice programs are changing the legal landscape

Sam Devine
3-2-1 Impact

How I learned to kick like a girl

Nicole Gluckstern
Help them help you

Job search advice from expert recruiters

Cara Cutter
Dear Diary ...
Andrea Nemerson
Another digital divide

Low-income communties and high-speed wireless

Annalee Newitz
The real Josh Wolf story

The astonishing inaccuracies being reported about the young journalist's release

Editorial
Editor's Notes

It's infuriating to see City College run by political hacks

Tim Redmond
Stop the McGoldrick recall

An abusive challenge to the car culture-challenging supervisor

Editorial

Volume 41, Issue 28

Food & Drink

Assault on batteries

Satisfaction in disposal

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
UB V2?

V2

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Love's labours

Taqueria Mexican Grill

L.E. Leone
Food & Drink

Volume 41, Issue 28

Arts & Culture

Keys of life

Pianist George Michalski tickles SF's ivories

Johnny Ray Huston
We shall over come ourselves

Blue Door and After the War look deep beneath race in America

Tommy Amano-Tompkins
Arts & Culture
Still evolving

Boxcar Theatre learns to adapt with Vonnegut

Robert Avila
Arts & Culture
Six ed

Going all the way with Six Degrees Records

Kimberly Chun
Go west, young band

Low Red Land: Creedence meets the Meat Puppets

Duncan Scott Davidson
Deer me

Deerhunter weather the odds -- and deny boners

Chris Sabbath
Endless things

The Junior Boys channel senior citizens to create future sounds

Johnny Ray Huston
Local Live

Liz Pappademas

Todd Lavoie
Apichatpong Weerasethakul on disasters and black magic

The quietly evocative director speaks

Matt Sussman
Hot Lex

10 years of hot dykes and cold beer

Marke B.