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Poems From Buchenwald Illuminate a Living Hellnew

Presented here in more than 50 bone-shaking adaptations by poet Fanny Howe, the devastating early works by sisters Henia and Ilona Karmel, survivors of the German concentration camp Buchenwald, are so harrowing I could read only a few at a time.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Ari Messer  |  10-31-2007  |  Poetry

Are High-Rises Really Green?new

High-rises use energy in ways that single-family homes don't.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Amy Hough  |  10-31-2007  |  Environment

When Science Attacks!new

The two scandals that rocked the sci-tech world last week reminded us that bad research and implementation can kill.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Annalee Newitz  |  10-24-2007  |  Tech

Airlines Demand Corporate Welfarenew

After losing in court, big corporations are pushing San Francisco policy makers to exempt them from paying hotel taxes.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  David G. Crockett and Steven T. Jones  |  10-24-2007  |  Business & Labor

When Cartoon Metal Bands Go on Tournew

Dethklok, "the most brutal band in the world" and stars of Adult Swim's juggernaut of animated murder, Metalocalypse, are touring in support of their recently released Dethalbum, which is already the best-selling death metal album of all time.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Duncan Scott Davidson  |  10-24-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

'Control' Charts the Angst of Ian Curtisnew

While Control -- beautifully filmed and performed -- can't quite crack his entire enigma, it's almost enough that it hints at answers.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Cheryl Eddy  |  10-24-2007  |  Reviews

'The Monastery': Thinking Big With Vignew

As if the presentation of a hard-boiled, aged man who spends his days alone in his slowly decaying shelter weren't enough, this documentary's rough human and physical landscape is completed by Sister Amvrosija.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Maria Komodore  |  10-24-2007  |  Reviews

SF Connect, the Unaccountable Branch of Governmentnew

Mayor Gavin Newsom uses a shadowy private organization to shield his administration's actions from public scrutiny.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Steven T. Jones  |  10-17-2007  |  Politics

On Jacking Off a USB Devicenew

Her name is Moaning Lisa, and I fondled her at Arse Elektronika, a conference in San Francisco devoted to pornography and technological innovation.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Annalee Newitz  |  10-17-2007  |  Tech

Ike Dola is Ready to Break Out of the Farm Leaguesnew

The 23-year-old from East Oakland is widely considered the next local MC who will blow up around here.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Garrett Caples  |  10-17-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Riding the Levels of 'Halo 3'new

Multiplayer is where Halo 3 really shines -- there are a variety of minigames along with the traditional body-count competitions, and the games are populated with 11-year-olds up way past their bedtimes.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Kea Johnston  |  10-17-2007  |  Video Games

Grief, Love & Plastic Mingle in 'Lars and the Real Girl'new

The film couches its outrageous concept in classic Amer-indie trappings, including a naturalistic setting that incorporates small-town vistas, snowy cinematography, and a Sundance Channel-ready cast.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Cheryl Eddy  |  10-17-2007  |  Reviews

Alex Ross Brings the 'Noise'new

The New Yorker critic surveys the many faces of 20th-century classical music.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Max Goldberg  |  10-17-2007  |  Nonfiction

Podcast: Robert Reich on 'Supercapitalism'new

The former labor secretary talks about about economics, industry, and the pervasive creep of new capitalism's moral degradations.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Tim Redmond  |  10-17-2007  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

Fast, Cheap, and Out of Controlnew

Former labor secretary Robert Reich examines the heavy price we pay for prospering as consumers in Supercapitalism.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Tim Redmond  |  10-17-2007  |  Nonfiction

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