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Volume 42, Issue 12

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Volume 42, Issue 12

Top Stories

Is New College dying?

The famed liberal arts school faces a financial crisis after a tough year

G.W. Schulz
Top Stories
Shop like a Scrooge

Last-minute shopping strategies for humbugs experiencing a change of heart

Deborah Giattina
Top Stories
Learning from Enrique

A journalist joins the immigrant trains to gain perspective on a divisive issue

David G. Crockett
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Homes for whom?

Homes for whom? Affordable housing is shaping up to be the big political issue of 2008

Sarah Phelan
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Gifts for good causes

Some suggestions for holiday giving that helps the planet and its neediest inhabitants

Molly Freedenberg
Top Stories

Volume 42, Issue 12

News & Culture

Loose women
Andrea Nemerson
Humans are dogs

Even monkeys can do math

Annalee Newitz
The case for Kucinich

If you don't vote in February for what you believe in, you won't get to vote for it in November

Tom Gallagher
Green City: The baby question

Is childbirth bad for the Earth?

Amanda Witherell
Reining in the UC

Bad neighbor needs State limits

Editorial
Editor's Notes

It's time to choose affordable housing

Tim Redmond
Don't accept Bike Plan delays

The city's job shouldn't be to find ways to facilitate more cars on busy streets

Editorial

Volume 42, Issue 12

Food & Drink

Feeding the food brainiac

Books about culinary history

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Clay Oven

Church of the holy tandoor

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Chopped liver

Pho 84

L.E. Leone
Food & Drink

Volume 42, Issue 12

Arts & Culture

What a bash!

Patton Oswalt ain't no annoying hipster douchebag

Deborah Giattina
Arts & Culture
Magic garden

Yaelisa and Caminos Flamencos

Rita Felciano
Arts & Culture
Durang harangue

Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge serves a heaping helping of humbug

Robert Avila
Arts & Culture
Band together for 21 Grand

Keep innovative arts programming alive, confunnit! Plus: upcoming shows!

Kimberly Chun
Under their black sun

X marks the spot in punk's Cali past and a fantasized future

Kate Izquierdo
Check it twice

Year-end music-list mania continues

Barber of gore

Tim Burton's inspired Sweeney Todd is black and red all over

Dennis Harvey
Enjoy your corn bread

Sandra Bernhard loves SF and young gay women

Marke B.
Humans are dogs

Even monkeys can do math

Annalee Newitz
Buy local

Give your loved ones a taste of the Bay Area lit scene

Charlie Jane Anders