Berkeley, CA News

• Berkeley, CA News
• Historic Greek Theatre safe, sound and superb after upgrades
• UC boosts emphasis on composting organic waste
• Betty Inclan Retirement/Debbie Budd Appointment
• 'Super Cinema' Film Series at Central Library
• Real estate? Schools? Tango? CALcierge has the answers for faculty recruits
• Summer and Fall 2012 Class Schedules NOW Available – ENROLL EARLY to Ensure Your Place in Class
• Chancellor search panel sets second ‘listening session’
• Economics professor John Quigley, leading scholar of housing policy, urban economics, dies
• Power outage darkens Lawrence Hall, four other buildings in campus hill area
• Campus Shared Services Center location announced
• Revolutionary reading list offered for summer
• Photography Exhibit: From Above, The Photography of Michael Layefsky
• Acclaimed scholar john a. powell leads Haas Diversity Research Center
• EAST BAY STONEWALL DEMOCRATIC CLUB SAYS: "FLANAGAN FOR JUDGE"
• University Medalist is optimistic about his uncertain future
• Birgeneau to the Class of 2012: ‘We will always be with you… And GO BEARS!’
• Commencement Convocation sends 2012 graduates out into the world
• Google’s Eric Schmidt to graduates: ‘Find a way to say YES to things’
• UC issues a new statement about the Gill Tract
• Talks planned on shared use of Gill Tract
• Words to LGBT graduates from one who’s been there: ‘You must continue to Make It Better’
• La Pena Celebrates its 37th Anniversary
• TGIF funds 22 green projects, 56 student internships
• Bike to Work Day 2012 marks revival of the fittest
• UC initiates legal action against Gill Tract occupiers
• Berkeley Ph.D. wins top sociology prize for dissertation on sex work in Vietnam
• Campus responds to Occupy the Farm demands
• Mind the flying caps and balloons! Commencement takes place Saturday
• Berkeley Medal finalists ready to put promise into practice
• Bruce Cain on UCTV to talk campaign finance, polling
• Diamond, Berdahl to receive 2012 Clark Kerr Award
• New redwood log benches mark Forestry Club’s 100-year anniversary
• Exhibition : Visions from the New California
• For campus staffer, life is good, but dancing is life
• Despite glittering outside offers, Berkeley’s faculty are choosing to stay
• 2012 Summer Olympics: Cal Athletics spotlights London-bound Bears
• Bike to Work Day: Thursday, May 10
• Kala Art Institute News - Artist Opportunity
• Campus administration statement on Gill Tract protest
• Sugar: UCSF’s Lustig on why we love it, and how it’s killing us
• the District is having technical difficulties with the Passport Logins
• Berkeley Library wants to hear from you
• Networking Club - Pitch Yourself Like a ProWould!
• UC Riverside to host systemwide shared-service center for HR, payroll
• UC Berkeley’s first online degree program wraps up inaugural semester, addresses health worker shortage
• the District is having technical difficulties with the Passport Logins
• New Summer Creative Writing Program aims to bring out your inner author/poet
• Fatty-liver disease discovery promises new treatments for diabetes, other problems
• Berkeley City College Chooses Dr. Harinder Singh as Division Dean of Academic Pathways
• Summer and Fall 2012 Class Schedules NOW Available – ENROLL EARLY to Ensure Your Place in Class
• The New PeraltaCard Can Now Be Used – Read More Here
• “Next Steps” Workshop on Wed., May 2, 5-6:30 pm in Rm 423, hosted by BCC Service Community & the Transfer/Career Info Center
• BCC Multimedia Department’s “Greatest Hits” Festival on Fri., May 4th at 7pm
• Tears, inspiration at ceremony honoring civic-minded
• Picturing UC’s future: position sousaphones, reshoot, remix
• Q&A with Richard Karp
• You are invited to a Poetry and Arts Festival at Berkeley City College, Noon-4:30 p.m., Sat., May 5
• $60 million Simons Foundation grant to launch theory of computing institute
• Berkeley grad students scoop up four Newcombe Fellowships
• Dog days at Berkeley
• MCB grad forging new pathways in science, and academia
• UC Berkeley faculty, staff invited to host Japanese students
• Vermin exhibit aims to discourage ‘dead-week’ snackers at the library
• Online-education oversight group announced
• UC Berkeley issues open letter concerning ‘Occupy the Farm’
• Research associate champions literacy in Africa, foster children at home
• CalChat takes top honors in student app contest
• Five Berkeley faculty honored for exceptional teaching
• International Business With The Alameda County Small-Business Development Center
• University officials visit Gill Tract to speak with protesters
• Alumnus and Japanese-American WWII vet Kenji Sayama donates Congressional Gold Medal to Bancroft
• Book Into Film: A Tree Grows In Brooklyn Discussion Group
• For 20th year, outstanding staff reap their awards
• 31st Annual Quilt Show at Berkeley Public Library
• Illegal occupation of Albany open space infringes on research
• For prizewinning photojournalist, Instagram is a game changer
• Berkeley’s next chancellor: Website details process, progress
• La Peña Cultural Center’s Schedule for May and June 2012
• Sustainability Summit marks progress toward ever-greener campus
• Cal responds to Wall Street Journal article
• ‘So, Earth, how does it feel to have a day honoring you?
• Are you ready? Cal Day is just a day away
• Continuing-ed award to Extension workshops for mental-health clinicians
• CalCAP wins clean-air leadership award
• Going animal to fight multiple sclerosis
• Four faculty members elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
• Campus releases 2012-13 freshman admission data
• Berkeley Law scholar wins top teaching honor
• On your mark, get set, Cal Day! Coming Saturday
• California experts argue for healthy food in Farm Bill 2012
• Summer and Fall 2012 Class Schedules NOW Available – Check in Your PASSPORT Student Center For Your Enrollment Date – ENROLL EARLY to Ensure Your Place in Class
• The New PeraltaCard Can Now Be Used – Read More Here
• BERKELEY DEMOCRATIC CLUB ENDORSES TARA FLANAGAN FOR SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE
• Pelican, a rare sight on campus, rescued near Sproul
• Hoover slept here (and other campus visits by U.S. presidents, sitting and otherwise)
• Best student app? April 17 is deadline to cast your vote
• CED’s Teresea Caldeira named a Guggenheim Fellow
• Students take spring break for public service
• UC Berkeley to welcome visitors, expand minds at Cal Day open house
• Summer and Fall 2012 Class Schedules NOW Available – Check in Your PASSPORT Student Center For Your Enrollment Date
• The New PeraltaCard Can Now Be Used – Read More Here
• Bringing High Quality Queer Arts Programming To The East Bay: Queer Cultural Center (Qcc) and La Peña Present Qcc at La Peña!
• Berkeley Earth Day
• Astounding East Bay Art Exhibit Gathers The Works Of Noteworthy Latin American Master Modern Artists
• Ron Paul brings campaign to ‘home of free speech’
• Tenth Anniversary of the Berkeley Public Library’s Central Branch
• New Sproul App video: Financial Aid 101
• Tansman chosen new director for Townsend Center for the Humanities
• Nominations sought for distinguished librarian award
• New interactive website animates Cal Day 2012
• Memorial Stadium suits up for Golden Bears’ kickoff
• Library Card Design Contest
• Never-before-released Toklas oral history highlights exhibit of Bancroft Library’s LGBT collections
• ‘RecycleMania’ a spirited, diverting race to zero waste
• Chancellor search committee: Deadline for staff applications is March 28
• Common online timekeeping system coming in 2012
• Aurora Theatre Company Anatol Discussion
• New ‘Bright Green News’: Paperless textbooks, cellphone recycling
• Happy 100th, Doe Library!
• Bancroft showcases rare collection of Shakespeare works
• Micro/Nanofabrication Lab mourns one of its own
• Taking Your Technology To Market
• Pitch Yourself Like A Pro Would! North Cities One Stop Job Club Comes To The Berkeley Public Library
• Haas MBA team beats 70 other schools
• Berkeley awards gala to celebrate public-health heroes
• Tyler Prize honors Kirk Smith’s work on air pollution and health
• Dance Marathon to raise money for pediatric AIDS
• ASBCC Student Elections Filing Deadline is March 27th
• ASBCC Student Elections Filing Deadline is March 27th
• High-schoolers explore green careers at campus fair
• Public invited to Doe Library’s centennial party Wednesday
• UC Berkeley Facebook page hits 100,000-fan milestone
• Linguistics students explore communication in ‘Journey’ video game
• Berkeley Public Library Presents Bay Area Nature: The Photography of Satoko Myodo-Garcia
• Berkeley shines in new reputation, graduate school rankings
• IST head Shel Waggener to leave campus post at end of April
• UHS issues statement on patient-privacy policy
• UC grad students take their research to Sacramento
• Campus administration sends message to D.A. about November-protest charges
• Three Million Pounds of Paper Saved During Inaugural Year of Catalog Choice for Communities Program
• Berkeley grad programs retain high marks in national rankings
• Chancellor Birgeneau announces he will step down at year’s end
• Law students play key role in proposed consumer-protection bill
• What is public health? New student blog fosters conversation
• Naming contest for campus email, calendar ‘Google solution’
• Campus leaders address Farrakahn visit
• Campus leaders address Farrakhan visit
• New campus video puts Berkeley’s strengths front and center
• Genaro Padilla honored for outstanding diversity-related contributions
• Exhibition - Kala-fornia: State of the Art 2
• New budget videos posted: You asked, and Sproul Plaza has the answers
• South of Campus fire guts apartment building
• UC’s affirmative action wars — the Atkinson years
• Graduating Spring 2012? File Petition With BCC Counseling by Mar. 19
• The New PeraltaCard Can Now Be Used – Read More Here
• Police Review Board views Nov. 9 video images
• Campus contingent joins Sacramento rally for higher education
• Physicist Marvin Cohen wins Dickson Prize in Science
• ‘Imaginate’ inspires young innovators
• Berkeley gears up for new era of enterprise with Skydeck incubator
• Slow, soggy start for Day of Action
• UC launches YouTube’s first university-run channel, UCTV Prime
• BCC Building Closed for Evacuation Drill, 12:15 to 12:45 p.m., Thur., Mar. 1
• Dr. Richard A. Muller, renowned UC physicist and author, speaks at BCC, 6:30 p.m., Thur., Mar. 1
• WORKbright green: Free sustainability training for staff
• Student video highlights a welcoming campus for military vets
• Trash costs, sustainability pays, says campus recycling ‘King’
• Raise your voice at ‘Sproul Plaza,’ the app
• "The Truth Is, This Is Just not Something That's Going to Be Addressed in This Congress."
• Jonathan Mann Assails Virginia Policy of Transvaginal Ultrasounds
• High on Fire Announces Details of New Record 'De Vermis Mysteriis'
• 'This American Life': Attractive Undercover Cop Poses As Student And Entraps Teens To "Sell" Her Marijuana
• Campus urged to secure desktop computers
• Drug Testing Coming For America's Unemployed
• Former NY Gov. Eliot Spitzer on "Real Time with Bill Maher": Legalize Pot.
• Campus celebrates Black History Month
• Berkeley Law teams win awards in major advocacy competitions
• Social Welfare emeritus James Leiby, 89
• Mid-Week Menu: Rico's Comes to Temescal, Christopher Lee Kicks Ass in NYC, and Have You Heard About Uptown?
• Temescal
• Berkeley Man's 'Perfect' Job?
• The Alcoholic East Bay
• Rockridge and Elmwood
• Glenview, Dimond, and Laurel
• The Dining Scene
• Dizzy Heights
• North Berkeley
• Elephant & Castle
• Sex Talk with Rick Santorum
• San Leandro and Hayward
• The Greek Connection
• West Berkeley
• Point Richmond
• Becoming Pliny
• Local Licks
• Molière in Modern Medicine
• 2012's To-Do List
• Larkin Grimm
• Sign Here
• Backyard Brunch: Rogue Café
• Grand Lake and Lakeshore
• Jack London District
• Downtown Oakland
• Oakland Has a New Sheriff
• Top Ten Least Googleable Local Restaurant Names
• CBS's 48 Hours and Dr. Phil Spotlight 'Honeytrapper' Chris Butler
• Air Travelers: Stop Hiding Your Weed in Peanut Butter Jars
• Weekend Occupy Cal activities end peacefully
• Waffle Boss Dies, Pretty Dog Lives
• Oakland Scientist at Center of Latest Climate Change Scandal
• Oakland Has a New Sheriff
• A's Get Manny Ramirez in Crafty Minor League Deal
• Crab Season Winds Down
• UC Berkeley Mistakenly Sells Million-Dollar Artwork for $150
• 'Los Angeles Times' on "Testing Pot In a Legal Vacuum"
• BRIEFS Post-Mortem: And the Winners Are...
• Rihanna's Spliff-Shaped Birthday Cake, In Case You Missed It
• VIDEO: 2012 HIGH TIMES L.A. Medical Cannabis Cup
• Musicians and DIY Electronics Swap Meet This Sunday
• 'Weed Wars' Patient Update: Jason and Jayden
• Miss Pearl's Reopens, Drops "Jam House"
• Jackass Violates Presidential Airspace Cordon with Forty Pounds of Reefer
• Weekender: This Weekend's Top Five Events
• Rolling Stone: Pres. Obama's War on Pot Is Futile, Strange
• 'New York Times' On Pot Taxes in Oakland, San Jose, Nationwide
• Eighteen-Wheel Condom Truck Rolls into Oakland Tomorrow
• Main Attrakionz to Host Gallery Send-Off Event This Friday
• Delivery Dispensaries Quietly Rolling In Walnut Creek, Alameda, etc.
• Feb. 27 campus memorial to honor former chancellor I. Michael Heyman
• This Week Only: Nine East Bay Spots Pouring The Best Beer In The World
• Lil B Addresses the "Grandma Earrings" Diss
• The Newest Voice for Legalization: Tony Bennett (?!)
• Financial Aid Students Must Update their E-Mail Addresses and Phone Numbers ASAP! All Current Students Will Also Receive the New PeraltaCard and Must Update Their Email Addresses
• Be vigilant global ‘netizens,’ not passive ‘users,’ Internet scholar-activist urges
• Guess which West Coast campus tops ‘politically active’ list
• Oakland to Launch Second $300,000 Streetcar Study
• 2012 HIGH TIMES L.A. Medical Cannabis Cup Winners
• Drug Enforcement Administration 2013 Budget Request At A Glance
• Mid-Week Menu: Waffle Boss Goes AWOL, eVe Goes Peruvian, Adagia Goes Campus
• Umbrella vs. Sewing Machine
• Got Cookies?
• Various Artists
• Real Change is Complicated and Messy
• A New Way to Punish Oakland Cops?
• Local Licks
• Lila Downs
• More Bad News for Romney
• Mesmerizingly Mesmeric Revelation
• Think You Know Izakaya?
• Romantic Shred of Twin Steps
• Oakland's Toxic Deal with Wall Street
• The Book That Dare Not Speak Its Name
• Cafe Intermezzo, Raleigh's Plan to Re-Open ... in Tents
• Three Things: Backstage with Seth Meyers
• Awake or Dreaming?
• The Warehouse: A Bar for Those Who Protect and Serve
• Three Things: The Scents of Trey Songz
• Am I Getting Peed on Here?
• Council Was Right to Reject Occupy Crackdown
• The Secret World of Arrietty
• Progressive Opportunities Conference: building a just and sustainable local economy
• Circle Rules Football Comes to Oakland
• One-Night Stands
• Fishbone Out of Water
• One Night of Zinn
• Chico & Rita
• George 'TraGiC' Doman
• Continuing Series Of Classes: How To Use Online Resources
• County Probation Chief Accused of Sexual Harassment
• Nadia Lockyer Enters Rehab; She Looked Frail for Months
• At subdued Boalt Hall forum, Nov. 9 protest clash gets a hearing
• County Probation Chief Placed On Leave
• Black Bloc Causes Backlash Against Occupy
• Study: Overhaul School Lunch in Oakland
• Tuesday Must Read: Soros Gives $500,000 for Three-Strikes Reform; Brown Appointee Weakens Ethics Panel
• NORML: Berkeley Patients Group Got A Federal Letter
• Woman in Racist Super Bowl Ad Is UC Berkeley Grad
• UC president to hold March 2 web chat
• Student coalition, chancellor urge overturn of Prop. 209
• New and Notable Local Releases: Jon Porras, Whirr, Dimesland
• Monday Must Read: OPD Brass Opposed Occupy Crackdown; Van Jones Touts Millionaire’s Tax
• Send your valentine a singing ‘gram
• Five Burrowing Owls Return to Berkeley Marina, but Future Remains Uncertain
• We Got Some Heavy Steppin' to Do! — Yet Another Dubstep PowerPack
• Updated: Kathy Neal Makes Surprise Exit from Assembly Race
• Another Tax on the 99 Percent
• Cafe Intermezzo, Raleigh's Plan to Re-Open...in Tents
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Myths Of Progress:Utopic Dreams/Dystopic Realities - Exhibition
• Liberal Police Chief Accused of Racism Takes the Stand
• Last One, We Promise: Here's Shit Berkeley People Say
• Berkeley High Grad Advances to Semifinals of Jeopardy! College Championship
• "Is It Safe to Park my Car Here?" Behold, Shit People Say to Oaklanders
• Rick Steves: "When alcohol was finally legalized, no one was saying, 'Booze is good.' Rather, they were deciding that the law was bad."
• The Interrupters Screens at Oakland Museum Tonight
• So Where Are Grindr's Best Odds in the East Bay?
• Report: Outside Lands Generates More Than $67 Million for Local Economy
• Veterans Affairs, Stanford University, SPARC Patients in National Study on Medical Cannabis
• Brace Yourself: Earl Sweatshirt is Back
• UC Berkeley Buys XXX Domain Names in Order to Protect Itself
• Piedmont Election Results In; Rood and Sewer Tax Out
• New Documentary Asks: Is Touring Worth It?
• Oakland Council Was Right to Reject Occupy Crackdown
• Anonymous Warns Black Bloc in Oakland: Quit It or Else
• Mid-Week Menu: Fusebox Opens Soon in West Oakland, Blue Bottle Hits New York, Purple Plum Chef at Picán
• With a foothold at Berkeley, ‘engaged scholarship’ goes where it’s needed
• Ruthie Foster
• Sex, Advertising, and the East Bay Express
• Dating in the Post-Grindr World
• The Woman in Black
• Roundabouts
• Trevor Dunn Without Amplification
• Prop 8 Ruled Unconstitutional
• Hotel Trysts and Catholic Guilt
• Meat-Free Mingling at Saturn Cafe
• How to Survive a Brazilian Meat Party
• Yes, I'm a Dominatrix
• How to (Not) Find Love Online
• Use Cannabis? There's an App for That
• Schoolboy Q
• Could BMI Live Help Local Musicians Get Paid?
• Lil B
• Ye Olde Hut: Half Dive, Half Ski Lodge, All Good
• A Self-Aware "Body Awareness"
• One-Night Stands
• Listening in the Dark
• Alameda Gives Green Light to Mobile Food
• Local Licks
• The 18th Assembly District: This Year's Most Competitive Race
• Worst Slow Jams
• Letters for the Week of February 8
• Bay Citizen to Merge with the Center for Investigative Reporting
• Momentum Gathers Against Internet Snooping Bill, HR 1981
• Legal Weed Appears to Cause a Sharp Reduction in Suicides: Discuss
• Van Halen "Ultimate VIP" Packages to Oracle Arena Show Sold Out
• East Oakland Boxing Association Might Have to Shut Its Doors
• Jack London Square Market Remains Stalled
• BREAKING NEWS: Prop 8 Ruled Unconstitutional in Federal Court
• TIME Magazine: Legal Pot for Adults Not A Question of 'If,' But 'How'
• Book Into Film: 127 Hours - Discussion Group
• Networking Club: Pitch Yourself Like a Pro Would!
• Shit Oakland Says
• The Growth of Weeds Apps Is Explosive (Despite Federal Finger-Wagging)
• Tom Ammiano: Justice Department Has Gone Rogue
• Birgeneau enlists students in federal-funding push
• City of Berkeley lauds zero-waste stadium initiative
• Another File-Sharing Service Bites the Dust: Goodbye, BTJunkie
• NUGGETRY Announces first Annual 'Stoner of the Year' Awards
• Alameda Gives Green Light to Mobile Food
• “Completely Ignoring Our Valid Questions Is Deeply Disrespectful”
• Drug War Budget Cuts Might Gut Prevention
• Could BMI Live Help Local Musicians Get Paid?
• Friday's Best Quotes: On Komen, Using Taxpayer Funds to Lobby, and the Bay Citizen Merger
• Friday’s Top Stories: Komen Changes Mind on Planned Parenthood; Bay Citizen and California Watch Are in Merger Talks
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Langston Hughes' Poetry On Stage
• Top 10 Least Googleable Band Names
• Long on the move, Bishop Berkeley finds a home at Doe
• Thursday’s Best Quotes: On No Snow, SmartMeters, and HoJo
• Watch Bill O'Reilly Fail A Basic Statistics Class Whilst Discussing Weed
• In Light of the Komen-Planned Parenthood Flap
• Thursday’s Top Five Stories: No Snowpack, No Water; SmartMeter Opt-Out Criticized
• City of Berkeley Takes Steps to Move Its Money to a Local Bank
• 10 Things That Cost Less Than Facebook's $5 Billion IPO
• Mid-Week Menu: Chef Departures at Picán and Hibiscus, New Organic in Oakland and Alameda, Gratitude Closure News
• The Oakland Zoo's Adorable Baby Giraffe Makes First Public Appearance
• City of Berkeley Files Lawsuit Against Rasputin Music Owner
• Pauley forum opens dialogue on UC’s response to campus protests
• Wednesday's Best Quotes: On Stay-Away Orders, Oakland's Finances, and Apple's Domination
• Joan Rivers Gets Baked, Eats Munchies, Tastes Water From Shoe
• Rest in Peace, Don Cornelius
• Wednesday’s Top Five Stories: Oakland Saves Funding for Fairyland and Zoo; Judge Issues Stay Away Orders to 12 Oakland Occupiers
• Fred Setterberg Goes Home
• Hormone-Filled, Beer-Drenched Kip's
• Traces and Trajectories at Vessel Gallery
• Letters for the Week of February 1, 2012
• Coriolanus
• Sleeping Upright
• Big Miracle
• Finding Your Own Shambhala
• Lord of the Wings
• The MegaUpload Shutdown's MegaFallout
• How I Got Arrested at Occupy Oakland
• People's Grocery Goes Solar
• State of the Primary
• The Blair Park Election?
• Jokers of the Scene
• Occupy Disarray
• Dick in a Device
• State of Hunger
• It's Time for the Black Bloc to Go Away
• Big Business Wants to Hide Political Contributions
• The Retro-Zone: Part 3
• One-Night Stands
• Ramon and Jessica
• Lana Del Rey
• Local Licks
• Don Reed in Electric Pink
• E-Books Office Hours
• Hard Times for Cal Football Recruitment
• Quotes of the Day: On Occupy, Oakland Police, and the A’s
• Kitchen on Fire Launches West Berkeley Location
• San Francisco Dispensaries' Annual Sales Estimate: $41 Million
• Late Breaking: Safe, Uncle Ricky, and Bobby Peru Tonight at the Layover
• Dave Chappelle Coming Back to Oakland Tonight
• Police Review Board update
• Lawrence Livermore National Labratory's Wrongful-Termination Lawsuit Moves Closer to Court
• People's Grocery Goes Solar
• Campus announces new student conduct policy
• A new Lower Sproul, long a dream, is taking shape
• How Berkeley students made the new Lower Sproul happen
• California native-plant classic gets a 21st-century makeover
• Monday Must Read: Occupy Oakland Vandalizes City Hall; Dems Have Good Shot at Taking the Senate
• Confronting The Mythology Of The Black Male Body From The Cotton Field To The Athletic Field: Word Becomes Flesh
• GZA Embarks on an Ivy League Lecture Tour
• New Music from Uncle Ricky
• Moneyball 2012
• Weekender: The Top Five Events Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Friday Must Read: Sorry Planet, But More Toll Lanes Are Coming and Probably More Suburban Sprawl, Too
• Beastie Boys Remix! — Gettin’ Intergalactic With Psymbionic
• Seriously, Guys: Submit to Our Erotic Short Film Competition
• Actress Cynthia Nixon Says Being Gay is a Choice for Her
• Sh** Drake and Samuel L. Jackson Say
• Thursday Must Read: College Students Are More Liberal Than Ever; State to Adopt Strict Clean-Air Rules
• Etiquette Lessons from Ron Kristophone
• Legalization Report: Arizona Surges as SF and Mendo Take Steps Backward
• Financial Aid Students Must Update their E-Mail Addresses and Phone Numbers ASAP! All Current Students Will Also Receive the New PeraltaCard and Must Update Their Email Addresses
• Breaking News: StopWaste.org Bans Plastic Bags in Alameda County
• Sketchfest 2012 Update: Doug Benson Tickets Going, Going, Gone
• State of the Nation Address: Raiders Hire Dennis Allen as New Head Coach
• Haas to launch UC Summer Institute for undergrads from Historically Black Colleges
• Esquire Magazine: Marijuana Should Be As Legal As Cigarettes or Alcohol
• Wednesday Must Read: OPD Must Now Report to Court Monitor; Swanson Drops Out of Senate Race
• Bedbug Man
• Feeling Good
• The Prizefighter: Not Quite a Knockout
• The Retro-Zone: Part 2
• The Soul Rebels
• Will OPD End Up in Receivership?
• A Funny Hustle for Sylvan Productions
• The Future
• Obama Is Sitting Pretty
• Capcom Versus Hip-Hop
• What the Funk?
• The Grey
• Local Licks
• Albert Nobbs
• Chick Corea/Eddie Gomez/Paul Motian
• From Brown to Green
• Surprise!
• Joshua Mohr and the Mission of Fiction
• Oakland Ballet Postpones Spring Season
• Pop Goes Kapowski
• One-Night Stands
• Private Cops on the Public Dime
• Gangrene (Alchemist and Oh No)
• Hitting Pay Dirt at Double D BBQ
• Light/Dark in Hayward and Berkeley
• Lin Jia's Neutered Spice
• How Long Would It Take Mitt Romney to Make What You Make in a Year?
• New Comedy Sketch from Two Trick Pony: Games People Play
• Hitting Pay Dirt at Double D BBQ
• Oscar Nominees Are In, and... Ayiyi
• Tuesday Must Read: Oakland Lowers Layoff Estimate; Richmond Wins Second Lab Campus
• What the Funk? Terpenes Take off in Labs, Drug Companies, and Dispensaries
• Lab picks Richmond Field Station for a second campus
• Sadly, the 49ers Are Not Going to the Super Bowl
• Tomorrow's Forum Will Discuss Lookout! Records' Demise
• Monday Must Read: Obama Appears Headed for Reelection; State Democrats Balk at Shredding Social Safety Net
• Occupy Cal Library Protest Ends
• New Emeryville Guitar Center Opening Feb. 2
• UC’s green investments pay off
• Datsik Brings SF Some DeadMeat
• Occupy Cal stages ‘study-in’ at Kroeber Hall
• Weekender: Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Rest in Peace, Etta James
• Lessons on Cloud Sharing Post MegaUpload Shutdown
• Friday Must Read: Brown Wants Fewer Tests for Students; Councilmembers Push Anti-Port-Shutdown Bill, Again
• L&S websites unavailable
• Occupy Cal returns
• Rules for the New Bay Area Football Fan
• Another Potential Casualty of the Redevelopment Shutdown: Concord's 23-Year-Old Music and Market Series
• Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life to open Jan. 22
• Newt Gingrich Is Polyamorous
• Peruvian Medal of Honor for Nobelist Williamson
• Medical Marijuana Activists Cheer California Supreme Court Decision to Review Dispensary Bans
• Competing Fun Events Tonight
• Tina Tamale Buys Guerrilla Grub Cart
• UCTC receives funding for new transportation research
• Campus to hold math festival for 6-12 graders on Jan. 29
• Thursday Must Read: Oakland Sends Out 2,500 Layoff Notices; Brown Opposes Plan to Extend Redevelopment Until April
• City redistricting deferred, charter amendment planned
• The Roundup: Move Over "Blue Ivy," Meet "Obamanator"
• Oakland Restaurant Week Starts Friday
• ENROLL NOW — Classes Start on Jan. 23rd!
• Got Any Bad Date Stories?
• Wednesday Must Read: Court Monitors Slam OPD, Again; Oakland Ramps Up 100-Blocks Crime-Fighting Plan
• Create your Peralta Student E-Mail Today
• Student Photo ID Services in Room 262: Bring current class schedule, receipt of fees paid, photo ID, and Student ID Number
• Pariah
• Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
• Bill Ortiz
• Lip Service Pays Off
• Jerry Brown Guts Oakland
• Sit Back, Relax, and Enjoy the Flight
• Recall Quan
• Local Licks
• Setting the Standard
• SF Sketchfest Comes to Oakland
• Classic Methods for Nu Dekades
• One-Night Stands
• Cate Le Bon
• Drinking and Eating Well
• Stranger Than Fiction
• The Retro-Zone: Part 1
• Mourning Moscone
• Calling All Food Startups
• The Incompetent Recall
• Dispensary Permitting Freezes Up
• Letters for the Week of January 18
• Tim Berne
• Ten Years After
• You're Doing It Wrong
• A Timely Miscellany
• The CO2 Trap
• The Romdroids
• Loretta Newsom, 35 Years of Admissions and Records Expertise at Berkeley City College
• tUnE-yArDs Clinches Village Voice Pazz and Jop Poll Win
• Heems of Das Racist Drops a New Free Mixtape
• Lookout! Records Calls It Quits
• Traffic changes at the Hearst Mining Circle
• Tuesday Must Read: Bill Would Extend Redevelopment Until April 15; Brown Slashes $1 Billion from Prison Spending
• Watch: Trails and Ways Cover Drake's "Headlines"
• Calling All Food Startups
• Outtakes from "Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls"
• The Great Dispensary Freeze of 2012
• CalPact offers computer, technical training to staff
• Reading Room offers adventures in poetry and experimental fiction
• 50 Cent Graces Video for LoveRance "Up" Remix
• New Single from RnB Millionaires: "Hotel Rooms"
• Creek cleanup winding down, enters monitoring phase
• New shuttle-bus contract good news for riders, drivers
• Friday Must Read: Oakland to Lay Off 200 Employees; PG&E Diverted $100 Million in Safety Funds for Profits
• Weekender: Top Events in the East Bay Over the Next Three Days
• UC Berkeley Sees Massive Increase in Freshman Applications
• Feds Threaten Mendocino Officials Over Cultivation Permits
• UC seeks to ban smoking on all campuses by 2014
• Freshman applications increase dramatically
• Media Advisory: Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life open house Jan. 22
• Animation: Snoop Dogg's Marijuana Arrest in Texas
• Thursday Must Read: State Analyst Says Brown’s Budget Is Too Rosy; Number of California Millionaires Skyrockets
• Berkeley biologist Michael Eisen: Don’t hinder access to publicly funded research
• Endowment for undergraduate women studying science, tech, math
• The Local Arts Conservatory
• LA Punk Confidential
• Shaping an Arts Education at The Crucible
• Twenty-Five Years of 924 Gilman
• Top Ten Theatrics for 2012
• Corrections for the Week of January 11
• Nice and Easy Lounge
• Trial Begins for Gay Cop Accused of Discrimination
• Biennials at EBMUD Gallery
• Education & Careers Listings
• Acting Lessons
• The Forgotten King
• Carnage
• Ernest Gonzales
• Brown Miscalculates
• High Tech Ex'pression
• Ólafur Arnalds
• Through the Caldecott
• Health Food Redux
• Greetings, Earth Penguin!
• OPD Arrests Protesters for 'Lynching'
• Brown's Plan Threatens Climate Change Goals
• A Portal to Change
• Weed for the Wounded
• Letters for the Week of January 11
• One Night Stands
• Oakland Raiders Fire Hue Jackson
• Study: Marijuana Smoking NOT Associated With Lung Damage
• Wallpaper Signs to Epic Records
• Judge Henderson Considers Sanctions Against Oakland Police
• Berkeley Hosts “Occupy Your Plate” Conference
• Oakland Cannabis Dispensaries To Double by Spring, But Snags Await
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown’s Tax Plan Comes Up Short; Community Colleges Approve Overhaul
• Cafe Gratitude "Resolves" Legal Battles
• Coachella 2012: Radiohead, The Weeknd, Girls, Dr. Dre, and Kendrick Lamar to Play Two Weekends in April
• Oakland Shuts Down Yet Another Food Truck Event, Fines Landowner
• New UC website streamlines job search
• Anonymous Targets Oakland Officials
• Trial of Gay Police Chief Accused of Discrimination Begins
• Monday Must Read: Occupy Oakland Clashes with Police, Again; Richmond Seeks Tax Settlement Deal with Chevron
• Francis Tapon Slideshow On Eastern Europe
• 2012's Top 10 Ethical Destinations in the World
• BREAKING NEWS: Assemblywoman Blames Brain Tumor for Shoplifting; Pleads Guilty to Lesser Charge
• Friday Must Read: Brown Proposes to Slash Social Safety Net; Occupy Protesters Barred from Oakland City Hall
• Weekender: Top Events in the East Bay Over the Next Three Days
• Occupy Oakland Activist May Face Three Strikes
• The Roundup: Jerry Gets a Doc, Mendo Forest Needs Friends
• The Shit Girls Say...
• Thursday Must Read: Homicides in SF Remain Low as Relationship Between Community and Police Improves; Chevron Loses $9.5 Billion Appeal in Ecuador
• The Roundup: 'Grow Girl' Debuts, Sacto Cops Return Two Pounds
• UC launches voluntary phased-retirement program
• Wednesday Must Read: Are We Headed for Another Drought?; Romney Edges Santorum in Iowa
• Comedy Off Broadway Soldiers On
• Letters for the Week of January 4
• Local Licks
• The Air Jordan Frenzy
• Hunting for Himself
• Churches Find Salvation
• Corrections for the Week of January 4
• Mike G
• One-Night Stands
• Ten Great Things About Grand Tavern
• New Year, New Opportunities
• The Power Plant Cluster
• Punk Rock Cabaret
• Coach Collins
• Jerry Brown's Redevelopment Plan
• Jerry Brown's Hypocrisy
• Monogamish Missives
• Handicapping Legalization in 2012
• The Conquest
• Sensible Thinkers
• What's in Store
• Instrumentalities
• War Horse
• Meshell Ndegeocello
• Long Live Bette's Oceanview Diner
• Safe, Uncle Ricky, Local Beat-Heads Among Many Musicians Playing First First Friday
• The Legalization Nation Index: A by-the-numbers collection from 2011 [Part II]
• Handicapping Marijuana Legalization in 2012: California to Win, Place, ... Show?
• Tuesday Must Read: Cities Push for Redevelopment Compromise; Bay Area Home Values Dropped by $387 Billion
• Red, Bike and Green: An Art and Photo Exhibition
• Student Email Accounts
• BREAKING NEWS: The New Parkway to Sign Lease at Uptown Warehouse Today
• Weekender: Top Events in the East Bay Over the Next Three Days
• High Court Delivers Huge Blow to Oakland and Other Cities
• Catalina Claro's One-Woman Show
• Lawsuit May Decide Who Owns Your Twitter Account
• New York Times May Sell 16 Papers, Including the Santa Rosa Press Democrat
• The Legalization Nation Index: A by-the-numbers collection for 2011 [Part I]
• People’s Park maintenance work underway
• Wednesday Must Read: Giants to A’s: Not So Fast; California Lowers Prison Population
• The Weeknd
• The Adventures of Tintin
• Fuck-Buddy Fail
• The Aesthetic Commons at Chandra Cerrito Contemporary
• Garage Origins of Glimpse Trio
• The Year in Food
• Local Licks
• Message in a Tin Can
• A Peaceful Proposition
• Year in Review, Part Two
• The Legalization Nation Index
• Corrections for the Week of December 28
• One-Night Stands
• Rock the Boat
• Starting with a Bang
• The Port Should Pay for Police
• The Flowers of War
• Vijay Iyer
• Letters for the Week of December 28, 2011
• Spies in the House of Art
• Some Like It Hot
• Year in Review, Part One
• King Charles
• Oakland Church Forces Little Kids to Raise Money
• Ring in the Funny
• Spies in the House of Art
• Tuesday Must Read: A’s Co-Owner Confident About Move to San Jose; Economists Expect Uptick in 2012
• Comedy Pick of the Day: Girl Talk at The Punchline
• Creek cleanup and notification continue
• District court rules in favor of UC Berkeley
• Creek cleanup and notification continue
• Berkeley 2011 — the year in pictures
• Weekender: Top Events in the East Bay Over the Next Three Days
• Thursday Must Read: Report: Democrats Manipulated Independent Redistricting Process; Oakland Council Tables Use of Force Measure Against Occupy
• Identity Theft - A Free Seminar
• Campus selects Google as new email and calendar solution
• Ogawa Plaza Flooding Ends; Informal Community Meeting Set for Jan. 7
• New Beats: Some Ember Debuts on Wide-Ranging Crash Symbols Compilation, Plus New Video From Parentz
• Your Lunchtime Dose of Heartwarming
• All I Want for Christmas
• Video: 'Weed Wars' Episode 4 Preview
• R. Kelly Has Written 32 New Chapters for Trapped in the Closet
• Wednesday Must Read: Republicans Push Tax Hike on Middle Class, Curtail Unemployment Benefits; Quan and Santana to Appoint Independent Police Monitors
• Darkside
• Strawberry Fields in a Concrete Jungle
• Local Licks
• Reflections on 2011 -- Part Two
• Damned if She Does, Damned if She Doesn't
• A Paradigm Shift, Served Straight-Up
• The Meme Machine
• Arts & Sciences
• The Making of The MADE
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• OPD Used Violent Cops Against Occupy
• Monterey Market's CHARM Offensive
• Sunny Side Up
• Solstice Reflections
• Commitment to Excellence
• One-Night Stands
• We Need a Sports Do-Over
• She & Him
• A Dangerous Method
• Dieter Und Franken
• It All Starts Somewhere
• Best Ways to Ring in the New Year
• What's Next for Occupy?
• Weed Whacking California
• The Decisive Moment
• Maya Angelou Squashes Beef with Common
• Are You Berkeley Enough?
• Monterey Market’s CHARM Offensive
• Time For a California "Bureau of Medical Marijuana Enforcement"?
• Tuesday Must Read: Labor to Fight Quan Recall; Council Pushes for Tougher Response to Occupy Oakland
• Berkeley Public Library Announces the Winter Schedule for the BranchVan
• Hong Kong businessman honors father, Woo Hon Fai, with major gift to UC Berkeley
• Dispensary Review: Oakland Organics — Strawberry Fields in the Concrete Jungle
• BRIEFS: 2012 Erotic Shorts Film Competition
• Monday Must Read: Warren Hellman Dies; Middle-Class Taxes May Increase
• New Chrome App Wages War Against Amazon's Price Check
• Andre Ward Takes the Super Six Super Middleweight Title
• 'Capturing the campus' or 'Campus captured'
• Japanese Americans receive honorary degrees, 67 years after WWII internment cut short their studies at Berkeley
• December graduates to attend Convocation this Sunday
• Friday Must Read: Quan Jeered at Occupy Forum; Council Moves to Stop Future Port Shutdowns
• Weekender: Top Events in the East Bay Over the Next Three Days
• The Roundup: TSA Passes Along Grass, 'Blair Witch' Actress Grows It
• Marcus Books — the Nation's Oldest Black-Owned Bookstore — to Amazon: No, Really. Stop.
• Drowning in Dislikes, Jean Quan to Disable Her Facebook Page
• Chancellor's Community Partnership Fund streamlines application process
• Thursday Must Read: Telegraph Declared a Disaster Zone; Recall Campaign Launched Against Five Oakland School Board Members
• ‘Pollarding’ trains trees in surrealist school
• New UC Berkeley financial-aid plan targets squeeze on middle-class students
• The Roundup: Magnolia Wellness Giving It Away Now
• UC Berkeley launches groundbreaking middle-class financial aid plan
• Berkeley MCAP: Frequently Asked Questions
• Oakland Zoo Expansion Opponents File New Legal Appeal
• Wednesday Must Read: Cuts to K-12 Education Less than Expected; Occupy Movement Has No More Plans to Blockade Ports
• Trashed
• Coliseum City Unveiled
• Reflections on 2011 — Part One
• Montel, Others Vie for Oakland Pot Permits
• You Are What You Channel
• Last Days of Mama Buzz
• Hot and Sour, Strange and Wonderful
• Peter Bernstein Quartet
• The Black Keys
• Girl Gone Wild Bride
• Occupy, Quan, and the Recall
• The Fight Against Fracking in California
• Reddit Acts of Kindness
• Quan and the 100 Percent
• Fun Facts About Newt Gingrich
• Ex-Oakland Chamber Member Charged With Fraud
• Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
• One-Night Stands
• Matt Johanson Defines "Epic"
• Letters for the Week of December 14, 2011
• Success, with Reservations
• Kink or Abuse?
• Champagne Koozies and RnB Millionaires
• Winter Solstice and a Sun/Saturn Sextile
• Rudy's Can't Fail Cafe Is Comfortable and Classic
• Kickstarting Temescal Street Cinema
• Local Licks
• Common
• The Berkeley Public Library Seeks Your Input on Web Improvements
• California state shortfall triggers $100 million cut for UC
• A campus perspective: ‘Occupy’ and the crisis in higher education
• Chancellor’s Challenge for student aid a ‘success,’ extended through 2013
• Survey Shows How Berkeleyans Stay Connected At The Berkeley Public Library
• South Branch Library Project Construction Bids
• Oakland Indie Artisan Craft Fare Forced to Cease and Desist
• Rest in Peace, Special One
• Protesters attack Berkeley chancellor’s home
• Monday Must Read: Today’s Planned Port Blockade Stirs Controversy; Occupy Berkeley Is Flourishing
• UC police arrest 66 at Wheeler Hall
• Paper is out, digital is in, when it comes to dissertations
• Weekender: Top Events in the East Bay Over the Next Three Days
• Updated: Quan Pushing Plan for Sports Village for A’s, Warriors, and Raiders
• Warriors May Abscond to San Francisco
• Do or Die for the Parkway: December 31
• 'Go the Fuck to Sleep' Author Re-Releases "It's Just a Plant"
• Campus musicians receive gift from pianist Earl Hines' estate
• Student activists spend peaceful night in Wheeler Hall
• Thursday Must Read: Second Quan Recall Petition Surfaces; Middle Class No Longer in the Majority
• Book Into Film: Romeo + Juliet Discussion Group at the Berkeley Public Library
• Frank Ogawa Plaza Flooding Threatens Historic Oak Tree
• Taxation, citizenship, protest and the future of UC
• Oakland Boxer Andre Ward Appears Tonight on Showtime's Fight Camp 360
• UC Commission on the Future gets feedback from the system's flagship campus
• Campus releases fall 2011 final enrollment data
• Oakland City Council Approves Food Truck Policy
• Wednesday Must Read: Occupy Protests Move to Foreclosed Homes; New Study Confirms that Cannabis Relieves Pain
• Are Charities Getting Short-Changed?
• Hella Gay Hotbed
• A New Mantra
• Occupy's Legacy
• Freddie Gibbs
• EBMUD Kills Sierra Dam Proposal
• Outrage
• God's Plot, in Sharp Relief
• The Roots
• A Brief Guide to Class Conflict in America
• Letters for the Week of December 8, 2011.
• What's Old Is New
• The Freakonomics of Pot and DUIs
• No-Fault Zone at Vessel Gallery
• Art Murmur Food Bust
• One-Night Stands
• Jethro Tull
• Study: Pesticide Emasculates Animals
• Sandwich in the Rough
• Metallica's Dirty Thirty
• Alternative, Indeed
• Local Licks
• Corrections for the Week of December 7, 2011
• No Cannabis for the Sick and Dying
• Cass McCombs Stays Candid
• Financial Freedom! A Free Seminar at the Berkeley Public Library
• Berkeley Public Library Receives Grant Of $15,000 In Library Services And Technology Act Funds
• Defiant Oakland Posts Ten Finalists for Four New Pot Clubs
• Piedmont City Council Approves Controversial Blair Park Plan
• Amazon Goes All the Way Gangster with New Price Comparing App
• Noise Pop 2012 Lineup Announced
• Curtailment saves energy, costs
• 'High Times' Cannabis Cup Raid: The Aftermath
• RRR week begins on campus
• Campus jobs website gets a new look, new features
• UC Berkeley, AT&T collaborate to enhance campus network and Wi-Fi experience
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown Jumps on Tax-the-Rich Bandwagon; EBMUD Drops Plans for Giant New Dam on the Mokelumne
• Food Trucks Booted From Art Murmur
• School of Public Health launches first online degree program
• Cal Forestry Club holiday tree sale
• Cal to play Texas in the Holiday Bowl
• Oakland's "Weed Wars" Is Popping Off On The Discovery Channel
• Monday Must Read: Brown’s Low Poll Numbers Could Get Worse; Quan Recall Campaign to Launch Soon
• ‘Routine’ police panel meeting gets ‘Occupy’d’
• Teepee, banner to stay on plaza
• New Rap: Oakland's Main Attrakionz Had a Busy Week
• UC Berkeley releases fall 2010 final enrollment data
• Friday Must Read: Trib Tower Sold, and Will Add 300 Jobs; BART Adopts Strict Cellphone Shutdown Policy
• Weekender: Top Events in the East Bay Over the Next Three Days
• Tonight's Morrissey Show Is Canceled
• Cafe Gratitude's PR Battlefield
• Federal Jury Clears Mehserle of Brutality Charges
• A Voice for Oakland's Restaurant Workers
• Study Finds Legalization Correlates With Safer Roads ... Wait, What?
• Chancellor's video message to campus community
• Thursday Must Read: Father of 1-Year-Old Victim Won’t Talk to Cops; Berkeley Fire Caused By Electrical Short
• Lawmaker talks budget with students, meets with chancellor
• Caltrans Demolishes Bordertown Skate Park
• Lawsuit filed over Nov. 9 protests
• Oakland's Clorox Settles over Illegal Packaging Claim
• Wednesday Must Read: Cal Students Sue over Police Brutality; Telegraph Residents Complained About Building that Burned
• Richard N. Goldman, philanthropist, adviser and friend of the university, passes away
• CalMail recovering, but access limited to web clients
• Corrections
• A Hot Mikado for Masquers
• Morgan Ågren/Henry Kaiser/Trey Gunn
• Kingston Style
• Pepper Spraying Jesus
• House of Moon Candy
• Local Licks
• Hugo
• Trivia for Tunesters
• Three Important Lessons of the Occupy Movement
• Marcie Hodge Loses, Again
• Good, Giving, and Game
• Carl Thomas
• UC Police Vs. Occupy
• The Way to a Happy Holiday
• Christopher Sandford Plumbs a Mysterious Friendship
• Yelawolf
• One-Night Stands
• Alien Synths and Primary Colors
• Be Our Guest Chef
• The New Face of Bankruptcy
• Seeing Red
• Cafe Gratitude to Close All NorCal Locations
• Who Are California's Richest Congressional Representatives?
• Faculty Senate criticizes response to Occupy Cal protest
• Regents approve spending plan, meet with student protesters
• Rest in Peace, Patrice O'Neal
• Oakland Stoner Celeb CoralReefer420 Crests One Million YouTube Views
• Scott Olsen Interviewed Upon His Release From the Hospital
• Regents approve increase in retirement contribution rate
• Tuesday Must Read: Despite Occupy Protests, UC Regents Raise Administrators’ Salaries; The Fed Secretly Helped Big Banks Make Big Bucks in Recession
• Guest Chef Ebbs and Flows
• Rest in Peace, Ken Russell
• Drake Was Here — and Can Teleport, Apparently
• No-confidence proposal revised by faculty authors
• Online education: ETS launches a one-stop production suite
• Post-Raid, Amsterdam's 'High Times' Cannabis Cup Awards Winners
• Monday Must Read: Occupy UC Protests Today in SF and Davis; Tax on One Percent Pushed By One Percent
• Berkeley Calmail is down.
• Occupy Oakland Immortalized in Gay Porn
• Weekender: Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Faculty senate to take up no-confidence resolution
• Review of Wheeler Hall protest to be undertaken
• At the heart of campus, BicyCal opens its new 'hub'
• Janet Broughton named vice provost
• UPDATE: Amsterdam Cannabis Cup Raided, for the First Time in 24 Years
• Wednesday Must Read: Police Use of Pepper Spray Appears to Have Been Illegal; UC Davis Chancellor Says Police Disobeyed Orders
• Nate Seltenrich's Top Ten Albums of the Year
• Climate Change Warnings Heat Up
• Laurie Lewis
• Congress and the One Percent
• Epics, Artists, and Revolutionaries
• Books, Bongs, and THC Sticks
• Great Expectations at Plum Bar
• La Niña Returns, But Will It Deliver?
• Drink and Get Merry
• Return of Mercury Retrograde
• Local Licks
• Need a Gift Idea? There's an App for That
• A Resonant Soldier's Tale
• Happy Holiday Meats
• Rachel Swan's Top Ten Albums of the Year
• Rated M for Immature
• Media, Race, and Occupy
• Hugo
• What We Read in 2011
• Faster, Parkway Guy! Write! Write!
• Kathleen Richards' Top Ten Albums of the Year
• Through the Looking Glass
• Will Butler's Top Ten Albums of the Year
• Piece Work
• Time-Capsule Dining
• General Store Pops Up No More
• Occupy: A Tale of Two Mayors
• The Myth of Sexual Harassment
• Experts Weigh in on Pepper Spray Used Against UC Davis Students: Dangerous and Cruel
• Mistah FAB's Turkey Drive Begins Today
• General Store Pops Up No More
• The Roundup: Obama Pardons Three Weed Prisoners; GZA Goes to Harvard
• Updated: Occupy Oakland Seizes Lot in West Oakland Despite Protestations from Owner
• After a sleepout on Sproul, a quiet morning, sprinkled with tents
• New Southside joint safety patrol already a success
• Tuesday Must Read: UC Davis Students Confront Chancellor, Demand Her Resignation; Pepper-Spray Scandal Goes Viral
• Berkeley grad looks to the East to complete film on ‘art as a weapon’
• Plum Bar Sells Seats
• The Guy Who Co-Wrote Kreayshawn's “Gucci Gucci” Just Dropped An Album — So Why Don’t People Care?
• Uncle Ricky Makes a Comeback
• Porsche Bongs, THC Sticks, and Pocket 'Scopes: Medical Marijuana Gifts Come Unbound
• Open Enrollment ends tomorrow
• Video: Massive Fire Devastates Telegraph Avenue Apartment Building, Destroying Intermezzo and Raleigh's
• Yudof vows to defend ‘non-violent protest’
• Monday Must Read: OPD Clears Occupy Oakland Encampments; Probe of UC Davis Pepper Spray Incident Launched
• Chancellor's message to community: Wheeler Hall protest ended peacefully
• Watch UC Davis Police's Ruthless, Ragtag Approach Toward Demonstrators
• Postponed regents meeting now set for Nov. 28
• The Big Game: Anything can happen
• Watch: Local Musician Shareef Ali's Occupy Anthem
• Weekender: Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Art museum project alternate plan due early next year
• Friday Must Read: Occupy SF Declared a Health Nuisance, But Not Raided; Occupy Oakland and Cal Strategize
• Need childcare in a pinch? New UC benefit offers access to caregivers
• Third Eye Blind Pens Occupy Wall Street Anthem
• Provost George Breslauer: ‘Don’t let public higher ed in California be destroyed’
• Mindfulness program set to break new ground at law school
• Update: Francisco "Pancho" Ramos Stierle Released from Federal Immigration, Pending Hearing
• California Supreme Court Steers Prop 8 Battle to Federal Appeals
• Tents removed from Sproul Plaza; two arrested in peaceful sweep
• Biggest land donation in UC history to expand research, outreach
• Holiday Guide Preview: Top-Ten Act Future Islands Charms SF
• Thursday Must Read: Police Raid Occupy Cal; Protesters Occupy BofA in SF, Get Arrested
• In Sacramento, students take a stand for the future of UC
• Update on Tuesday’s shooting at UC Berkeley
• Haas School community saddened by events of Nov. 15
• Tents return to a calm Sproul Plaza
• UC Berkeley shooting suspect, identified as a student, has died
• Listen to Robert Reich's Speech at Occupy Cal
• Business Student Shot by UC Berkeley Police Dies
• The Roundup: Divinity Tree Closes; Washington Raided
• Pioneering UC Berkeley Wellness Letter celebrates its silver anniversary
• Changes are needed to keep post-employment benefits in the safe zone, a UC task force tells campus staff and retirees
• Turkeys for Slackers
• Wednesday Must Read: Occupy Cal Strike Attracts Thousands, Plus Tents; Oakland Ballot Measures All Defeated
• Just Theater, Lost in Translation
• Weed Wars Is Big on Drama and Bong Rips
• Holiday Hustle
• Subs Two, Doms Zero
• Chris Isaak
• Not Mitt Romney
• Night at the Museum
• Some Things About Mary J.
• Philip K. Dick's Exegesis
• The Descendants
• One-Night Stands
• Hot and Cold at Kitchen 388
• Mapping a Collective
• Thee Oh Sees
• Local Licks
• More Mystery Meat
• The One Percent Solution
• Black Cobra
• Letters for the Week of November 16
• Money to Burn
• Handymen at Vessel Gallery
• Melancholia
• Saddle Up
• Blaming the Bass
• Jean Quan's Groundhog Day
• Campus officials provide details about Haas School shooting
• Jakada Imani Withdraws Nomination for Port Commission
• Police shoot armed suspect at Haas School
• Occupy Oakland Activist Faces Deportation
• At the noon hour, Occupy Cal strikes a mellower tone
• Students mobilizing for Wednesday press conference in Sacramento
• Tuesday Must Read: Occupy Oakland Protesters Return to City Hall Plaza Without Tents; Demonstrators Headed to Occupy Cal Today
• Double D Saga Continues
• Chancellor’s message regarding last week’s events on campus
• Sneak Preview: 'Weed Wars' a Mix of Drama, Bong Rips
• City to Reopen Plaza This Afternoon
• Live Blog: Police Raid Occupy Oakland
• Raíces Rebeldes/Rebel Roots, A Concert With Grupo Raiz, Rebel Diaz, Lakin Valdez, And SubVerso
• Jazz Pianist Erika Oba With Chris Bastian, Bass at Berkeley Public Library
• Hunger gets a seat at Berkeley's table
• Updated: Some Occupy Oaklanders Leaving City Hall Encampment
• Is It Possible to Forcibly Evict Occupy Oakland?
• OPD to Occupy Oakland: Stop the Violence
• Watch: Colbert on Occupy Cal
• Weekender: The Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Friday Must Read: Man Fatally Shot Near Occupy Oakland; Experts Criticize Police Use of Force at Occupy Cal
• Campus memorials honor U.S. veterans
• Coexist - Documentary Film
• Message to the campus community about ‘Occupy Cal’
• Harvard, Penn State, and Cal: a Tale of Three Student Protests
• Mic Check: Watch Protesters Commandeer a Michele Bachmann Speech
• Wednesday’s Day of Action ends with 39 arrests
• Video: Police Violence Last Night at Occupy Cal
• Public Service Announcement: Hey Oakland, You Should Mail Your Ballot Today
• Cal Athletics sets goal of zero waste
• Thursday Must Read: Councilmembers Shouted Down by Occupy Oakland Protesters; Police Clash with Occupy Cal
• UHS releases new update on H1N1 flu vaccine
• California Alumni of San Joaquin County Leadership Award Recipients
• By a 91-68 vote, Academic Senate tells Cal Athletics to pay its own way — starting now
• BAM/PFA's kicks off edgy Friday night series
• At town hall on campus response to budget crisis, students raise concerns and questions
• UC Berkeley students help improve Wikipedia’s credibility
• Graduate Council mines its past to make venerable lectures available online
• Scholar of native textiles to head anthropology museum
• Save More, Spend Less A Free Financial Education Seminar at The Berkeley Public Library
• Linda Finch Hicks, longtime campus staffer, has died
• Staff forum on future of UC post-employment benefits set for Nov. 10
• The Inventor's Lab As a Resource for the Community in Vallejo
• eBooks and eAudiobooks Workshop at The Berkeley Public Library
• Congresswoman Doris Matsui visits campus and its Matsui programs
• Costume shop creates period wardrobe for Oscar Wilde play
• UC to standardize HR and payroll business processes
• The Roundup: White House Responds to 'We The People' Pot Proposal
• An Open Letter to Jean Quan, Progressives, and Occupy Oakland
• Elizabeth Warren envisions launch of tough '21st-century' watchdog agency
• Public Art Finalists’ Presentation Materials On View At West And South Branch Libraries
• Because it's Friday: Occupy Oakland Street Styles
• Jean Quan Still Doesn’t Get It
• Occupy Oakland Becomes a Muse for Local Musicians
• Andronicos' Last Rites
• My Years at Cal website helps new students make a home on campus
• Poster for the General Strike on November 2
• Egyptians March from Tahrir Square to Support Occupy Oakland
• Open Enrollment starts Monday, Oct. 31
• Video: Scott Olsen Before Getting Hit at Occupy Oakland
• PSA: Chief Batts Resigned Two Weeks Ago; Please Stop Retweeting Our Story
• Friday Must Read: Quan Tries to Apologize, Gets Booed; Occupy Oakland Reestablishes Tent City
• Town halls give staff, faculty a closer look at 'future of UC retirement benefits'
• Fall Academic Senate meeting to focus on Intercollegiate Athletics
• Berkeley scholars' adventures in the blogosphere
• Campanile to reopen Saturday
• Weekender: The Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Be an Expert: Learn Art History From Anywhere With Oxford Art Online
• Course Information: Sustainable Remediation Methods
• Berkeley Public Library Now Offers Downloadable Ebooks and Audiobooks
• Video of Keith Olbermann's Special Comment on Occupy Oakland
• Occupy Wall Street March in Solidarity with Oakland
• Enrollment News for Spring 2012
• Occupy Oakland Tent City Is Back Up
• Scott Olsen's Condition Upgraded from "Critical" to "Fair"
• Third modest quake within week sends message: Be prepared!
• What’s the future of public universities? Forum seeks way forward
• Thursday Must Read: Oakland School Board Votes to Close Five Schools; Occupy Oakland Calls for General Strike
• Jon Stewart on Occupy Oakland: "Sh***y by the Bay"
• Jean Quan’s Big Mistake
• Occupy Oakland Protest Continues This Evening
• How the World Viewed the Occupy Oakland Protest Last Night
• More Photos from Last Night's Protest
• Continuing Occupy Oakland Coverage Tonight
• Wednesday Must Read: Protesters and Police Clash Until 1 a.m.; CoCo Cop Pleads Guilty in Scandal
• UC Berkeley amplifies national voice via The Berkeley Blog
• Medical Marijuana Protest Draws 200 to Obama Fundraiser
• Celebranded Bars
• Q: Where's a Good Pub Quiz in the East Bay?
• Ladies' Night
• Thrill the World's Dancing Undead
• Beer Buds
• The Truth About Your Coffee
• A New Life for Larry the Bus
• Conditions at Occupy Oakland
• Fair Trade Coffee 2.0
• Goofin' Around With Off the Grid
• Lost in the Embassy
• Future Islands
• Martha Marcy May Marlene
• Portishead Shakes Up the Greek
• That Extra Classic Sound
• The Great Ambulance War
• Our Comprehensive Guide to East Bay Bars, Clubs, and Coffeehouses
• The Rapid Growth of GMOs
• Letters for the Week of October 26
• The Express' New Commenting Policy
• A Guide to Vegan Cocktails
• The Two Things in One
• A Thin Line in Richmond
• Puss in Boots
• College Co-eds
• Ashkon Davaran, MC Hammer Put It Down for Ed Lee
• Email problems? You’re not alone
• Nurses Jump on Quan for Response to Occupy Oakland, Too
• Oakland Black Caucus Distances Itself from Quan Recall
• Boys Should Get the HPV Vaccine, Too
• Alameda Labor Council Decries Eviction of Occupy Oakland Demonstrators
• Tuesday Must Read: Police Raid Occupy Oakland; Quan Opponents Launch Recall
• Haven Works Out the Kinks
• RAND Corp Retracts Report on Medical Marijuana Dispensaries and Crime
• Berkeley to launch first “Ethics of Green Chemistry” class
• Bites Off Broadway Ends (for the Season)
• Monday Must Read: Right-Wing Targets Occupy Oakland; Gun Lovers Descend on San Leandro
• Feds Try To Make Example of Prop 19 founder Rich Lee
• Photography Exhibit and Artist Workshop
• Goldman School to have greater impact, thanks to $5 million gift
• Campus dedicates Li Ka Shing Center for Biomedical and Health Sciences, philanthropist receives Berkeley Medal
• Berkeley joins national Food Day on Monday
• Occupy Oakland Has a New Way to Communicate with the City
• Bad Lip Reading Mitt Romney
• Friday Must Read: Occupy Oakland Gets Eviction Notice; California Okays Cap-and-Trade Rules
• Campbell Hall furniture, office supplies are yours — for free
• Weekender: The Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Quake under Clark Kerr Campus does little damage
• Tick tock, tick tock, last call for campus artists
• MC Hammer Launches His Own "Deep Search" Engine
• Thursday Must Read: BART to Kill Cellphones Only in Extraordinary Circumstances; Supreme Court to Take Up Redevelopment Soon
• It’s My Job: Karen Hughes helps put the brakes on college drinking
• UC benefits Open Enrollment begins soon
• Campus emergency sirens to sound on Thursday
• School Violence: Myths And Reality - Rescheduled
• BREAKING NEWS: Rape Charges Against Prosecutor Dismissed
• Bloodbath Continues at Village Voice Media
• The Roundup: Federal Agent Smuggles Weed Through LAX
• Only One More Day to Vote in Our Bars, Clubs, and Coffeehouses Survey!
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland Council Allocates Measure I Funding; Confirms Imani to Port Board
• Berkeley adds Math for America to help solve STEM education equation
• Local Licks
• Adesso's Pig Roast for the Cloth Napkin Crowd
• A Pedal-Powered Party
• Local Cafe Makes Good On Its Name
• The Race for Berkeley Lab Nears Finish
• Invisible Hand of the Free Market Man!
• IsAnyoneUp.com and the Porn Generation
• Co-Options at Mercury 20
• Spirits of All Kinds at The Avenue
• Oakland Is Better Off Without Batts
• Yes on Measures I and H
• The Stepkids
• Backlash to Crackdown Grows
• Letters for the Week of October 19
• Your Couch Causes Cancer
• Bare Wires
• Pound SF Reopens in West Oakland
• Girls Will Be Girls
• What Henry Rollins Sees
• One-Night Stands
• History Repeats Itself
• Brown Bird
• Mr. Batts Goes to Harvard
• Freshman Fantasy
• Life and Death According to Bill Cain
• A Pig Roast for the Cloth Napkin Crowd
• Another Way to Occupy: Join a Credit Union
• Record-High 50 Percent of Americans Favor Legalizing Marijuana Use
• Tuesday Must Read: Labor Pushes Tax-the-Rich Measure; Iran Hikers Address Occupy Oakland
• UC, lecturers’ union finalize labor agreement
• Campus emergency sirens to sound on Thursday
• Occupy San Francisco Encampment Allowed to Stay
• Major Hewlett gift has played starring role in faculty retention
• Campbell Hall furniture, office supplies are yours — for free
• California Medical Association Officially Supports Legalization
• Monday Must Read: More on the MTC Deal; Solar Jobs Are Booming in California
• Chef Shake-ups at Panisse and Plum
• Berkeley Public Library’s Playreaders Present Performers’ Showcase
• Expanding the guftugu — or conversation — about South Asia
• tUnE-yArDs Garner Praise from Yoko Ono
• Why Occupy Oakland?
• Friday Must Read: OPD Court Monitors Approve of Jordan; Some Oakland School Board Members Backtrack on Closures
• At Hearst Museum beer fair, brewing fanatics sample suds and ponder their ancient peers
• Gifts from parents restore full library hours
• Starting This Weekend: DocFest, for All Your Nonfiction Film Needs
• Weekender: The Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• ‘Book Into Film: The Last Station’ Discussion Group at the Berkeley Public Library
• Exhibition - Cashing Out
• Bancroft celebrates a century of women’s suffrage in California
• Fong takes over undergraduate advising for L&S
• Occupy Sesame Street in Full Force
• Boots Riley Playing Occupy Oakland Today
• "Mad Men" explored in new UC Berkeley course
• A moving story
• Thursday Must Read: Batts Quit After Bad Report; Jordan Expected to Take Over OPD
• UC Berkeley's Oliver Williamson shares Nobel Prize in economics
• An Industry Suddenly at War
• What Do they Want?
• The Unassuming Little Dragon
• The Room
• A Boutique Experience at Treasure Island Festival
• Hopping Madly at Vessel Gallery
• Take Shelter
• Deadly Secrets
• When Out Is Too Out
• Moving Memories
• Brown Proves He's a Moderate
• No Drought, No Water Bond?
• Focus Your Mind's Eye
• The Albatross' Answer Man
• The Truth About Uncle Ricky
• A Berkeley Institution Gets Reinvented
• Eligh and AmpLive
• A Moral Stance in a Public Place
• One-Night Stands
• The Shants
• Reading in the Slow Lane at University Press Books
• Local Licks
• Living Word Without Walls
• Boys in a Book Club
• Council Rebuffs Van Jones Protégé
• Kreayshawn Has a Video Game
• Taste of Armenia
• Batts Says He’s Going to Harvard
• Brent Weinbach on Conan Tonight
• BREAKING NEWS: Oakland Police Chief Batts Resigns
• Homecoming 2011 — it’s on!
• Berkeley Plans to Reject Charter School Proposal — Again
• From 'corner stores' to an online data marketplace
• Tuesday Must Read: Occupy Oakland Draws 500; Oakland Parcel Tax Voting Begins Oct. 17
• Free mumps shots for students, faculty, staff today
• Awesome Occupy Wall Street-Themed New Yorker Cover, by Berkeleyan Eric Drooker
• Halloween Cabaret Carnival
• Get Ready for Occupy Walnut Creek, Guys
• Challenge Post-Mortem: Smash Mouth Did Not, in Fact, Eat the Eggs
• We Recommend: Jaz Sawyer and the Bay Area All Stars, Tomorrow Night at Yoshi's
• Lil B Now Wearing Women's Clothing
• Large crane “picks” press box into place at Memorial Stadium
• Monday Must Read: Brown Vetoes Industrial Hemp and Anti-Big Box Bills; But Signs Dream Act and Bans on Shark Fins and Open Carry Guns
• Getting to Know You
• Dance of the Dead
• Library Strategic Planning Update Workshop
• Campus to celebrate grand opening of Blum Hall today at 2 p.m.
• Occupy Wall Street Hits Oakland on Monday
• Campus, city host meeting of minds in downtown Berkeley
• Bird’s-eye view of stadium retrofit
• Meet Vishalli Loomba, Berkeley’s 2011-12 student leader
• Smash Mouth's Steve Harwell on the Egg Challenge, Guy Fieri, and his Competitive Eating Strategy
• Vote in Our Bars, Clubs and Coffeehouses Survey; Win $250 in Boozy Prizes
• 'Day of Action' protesters take over Doe Library reading room
• UC Berkeley administration responds to 'Day of Action' protesters
• Weekender: The Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Take Advantage Of This Limited-Time Offer For Current U-M Exhibit Museum Of Natural History Members!
• Listen and Download: Los Rakas Remix Goapele's 'Play'
• Urban Farming Is no Longer a Crime
• Wright Institute Graduate Launches Psychology Practice
• Rest in Peace, Steve Jobs
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• New Disease Outbreak at Cal
• Laurels
• That's -30- for us
• Oakland Council Tables Curfew and More Gang Injunctions
• Harborside's Death Tax
• Palestinian Children's Art Exhibit
• Smash Mouth and the Egg Challenge
• Local Licks
• Acting Nice
• Zoe Boekbinder
• Is Your Pot Better for Hiking or Sex?
• Addie's Pizza Pie Gets a Re-Do
• Elvis Presley
• Tony Smith's Vision
• Oakland's Other Gang Program
• Love Is All
• The Roommate and the Dildo
• Oddisee
• Corrections for the Week of October 5
• One-Night Stands
• Gold Mining Threatens Yosemite?
• An Odd Future, With Limitations
• An Abstract Georgia O'Keefe
• Sobering Graphic
• Bouquets of Art
• A Rather Regal Peter S. Beagle
• Blood, Sweat, and Video Cameras
• Boffo, a Crossfit in Progress
• Oakland Comes Together to Win Policing Grant
• Bloodbath at Village Voice Media
• For Berkeley physicist, worldwide fame and campus parking
• Half of California Workers Will Retire at or Near the Poverty Line
• Cal Dining joins the cupcake craze
• Tuesday Must Read: IRS Says Oakland Pot Club Owes $2 Million; Ignacio Predicts That Curfew Proposal Will Lose
• UC Berkeley Architecture Students Dish Up Alternatives for a Berkeley Eyesore
• Students building satellite that’s seen as future of space research
• Monday Must Read: Oakland Cop Filmed Fatal Police Shooting; Sudden Oak Death Worse Than Thought
• New Talent Lifts Addie's Pizza
• The concerned employee's guide to face time at California Hall
• A ‘public option’ for scholarship
• More than two dozen junior faculty receive Hellman Family awards
• More than two dozen junior faculty receive Hellman Family awards
• Campus bids Lustig farewell
• What's new at the Library?
• The Berkeley family — those Berkeleys — come to town
• Shrooms Make You a Good Person ... Up to a Year Later
• Friday Must Read: Hate Crimes Increase at Cal; Alameda Spanked Over Drowning
• We Recommend: Odd Future Tonight at the Warfield
• Weekender: The Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Eucalyptus Grove Cleared for Solar Panels at Point Pinole
• Fremont Teen Microlender Gets Shout-Out from President Obama
• On a sad day for Golden Bears, 4 teams are cut, while rugby survives as 'varsity club' squad
• Some Good News: Oakland Wins Federal Grant to Hire 25 Police Officers
• Member of the East Bay Dragons Shot and Killed
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• National award goes to UC Berkeley program that boosts Latino degree completion
• The Roundup: Santorum Attacks Perry's Marijuana Stance
• Picture Yourself at Berkeley reaches out to connect with prospective students
• National Research Council ranks UC Berkeley's Ph.D. programs among nation's best
• Chancellor announces new plan for Cal Athletics' future
• Peaks and Troughs
• Machine Gun Preacher
• Tucker & Dale vs. Evil
• Oakland's Pickle Champ
• Oakland's Chai Thai Noodle Is Classic Thai-American
• Beirut
• Happy at Any Hour
• Corrections for the Week of September 28
• One-Night Stands
• Livin' the Poplyfe
• Make Way for Make Westing
• Indulging Late-Night Munchies
• David Bacon, the Laborers' Laborer
• Local Licks
• Into the Mythic with Ariel Parkinson
• James Carter Organ Trio
• Brews, Brats, and Brouhaha at Oaktoberfest
• Thoroughly Fashionable Phaedra
• Craig Thompson's Bittersweet Habibi
• Zola Jesus
• Oakland's Top Ten
• School Closures Make Sense
• The Problem with Curfews
• A Broad-Ranging Hardly Strictly Bluegrass
• The East Bay's Best Dining Guide
• Our Story So Far!
• ‘Diversity bake sale’ stirs anger, protests — and discussion
• ‘Presumed Guilty’ wins Emmy for best investigative journalism
• Video of the Day: Lip-Synching Rick Perry
• The Roundup: Doritos Creator Dies ...
• Berkeley faculty, deans ‘re-imagine’ undergraduate education
• Birgeneau, at White House, promotes career-life balance for researchers
• Why Doesn't the Anti-Affirmative Action Bake Sale Offer Discounts for Men?
• Lost your stuff? Don't lose your head, just click here
• Tuesday Must Read: Replacement Nurse Injected Food in Patient; Congress Averts Government Shutdown
• Administrators speak out on planned ‘diversity bake sale’
• Doctor leads off campus healthy-cooking series
• Watch: tUnE-yArDs' New Video, "Gangsta"
• The Grand History of the Affirmative Action Bake Sale
• The Roundup: Testing the Cannabis Testers; San Jose to Close all its Clubs by Next Month
• Monday Must Read: Oakland to Close Five Schools; Racial Dispute Rocks UC Berkeley
• Mass rally on Sproul denounces deep budget cuts
• Campus celebrates its postdocs, and postdocs honor a mentor
• We May Have Sean Penn to Thank for Release of Two UC Berkeley Hikers
• Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Schedule is Up
• Tolman Hall protest ends, two non-students arrested
• New Research Hub offers campus scholars tools for digital collaboration
• Petition Drive for Oakland Street-Food Reform at Eat Real Festival
• Friday Must Read: Mayor Quan Criticized, Thanked; Is Rick Perry Toast?
• Weekender: Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Protesters occupy Tolman Hall
• Videos of the Week: Elizabeth Warren and President Obama
• Nurses Strike at Kaiser and Sutter Hospitals Today
• Going Dutch: Teen Marijuana Use in the US vs. Netherlands — the Full Interview with Cal Professor Robert MacCoun
• UC leaders join ‘It Gets Better’ campaign with YouTube video
• UC Berkeley Grads Finally Freed from Iranian Prison
• Governor Brown Strikes Down Ban on House-Infused Liquor
• Watch: DMX on Lil B's "I'm Gay"
• How Moneyball Killed the A's
• Our University: UC’s economic impact, long-term funding strategies and more
• Solar is Still Humming
• Local Licks
• Tea Party Nihilists
• Mastodon
• Brown's Canal Threatens Delta
• US Teens Smoke More Pot than Dutch
• Looking in All the Right Places
• Balancing Albee at Aurora Theatre
• Oakland's Food Truck Policy
• The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975
• How Peet's Starbucked Itself
• The Drift
• Assembly Candidate Accused of Domestic Violence
• One-Night Stands
• Scrambling in the Streets
• Moneyball
• A Lonely Voyage at Sea Salt
• Vanessa Diffenbaugh's Love Letter to Humanity
• Earlabia Fetishism
• WATERS
• Falling Forward
• Letters for the Week of September 21
• Boot and Shoe Service and Paisan Begin Breakfast Service
• The Parkway's Last Shot
• Near-Perfect Mwahaha
• Good Vibes Faces Opposition As It Tries to Open New Store on Lakeshore Avenue
• No Vaccine, No School for Berkeley and Oakland Students
• The Roundup: Green Door iPhone App; Sexist HempCons
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown’s Poll Numbers Rise; BART May Get to Ban Protesters
• Taste of Temescal Returns Tonight
• Dennis Kim In Tree City Legends
• Run, Run, Run to Catch Brad Pitt at the Paramount
• Monday Must Read: Obama Unveils Tax-the-Rich Plan; New BART GM to Meet with Protesters
• 'For Tobacco Use Only' Taking Submissions
• Friday Must Read: UC Regents Table Tuition Hike Plan: Student Loan Defaults Rise
• Whole Foods Oakland Launching Wellness Club. Bring Your Credit Card
• Weekender: Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Berkeley Public Library Staff Art Show
• School Violence: Myths and Reality at Berkeley Public Library
• International Green Schoolyard Conference This Weekend in Berkeley and SF
• Berkeley graded ‘military friendly’ — again — by G.I. magazine
• Thursday Must Read: BART Promises to Stop Faking the News; Oakland Home Values Plummet by $12.2 Billion
• PopLyfe Comes Up Short in America's Got Talent Finale
• BAM/PFA advances plans for new facility, presents schematic design by Diller Scofidio + Renfro architectural firm to public
• Kreayshawn Tries to Squash Beef with Rick Ross
• Berkeley High Cracks Down on Crime
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Tech Commons to facilitate campuswide IT collaboration
• Research restructuring leads to net reduction in jobs
• Campus website gives old stuff a new life
• Chancellor: Universities play key role in strengthening science, math education in the U.S.
• 43 years after 'Titicut Follies,' it's Berkeley, the movie
• Pot Less Available to Teens In Netherlands Than U.S.
• Put Your Feet Up
• Food Trucks Prohibited
• Drive
• Victory and Associates
• La Diva Rita
• Eat Real Returns
• Child's Play with Jim Cohee
• Zoned Out
• Jerry, Barack, and the GOP
• Trouble at Club Paradiso
• Accounting for Taste with Noise Pop
• The True Widow Aesthetic
• Skateboarders Lose to The Man
• Das Racist
• The Mystery of Liberal Behavior!
• There's Something Out There
• One-Night Stands
• Keeping Up
• Corrections for the Week of September 14
• Letters for the Week of September 14
• Here and Now and Then
• Mozart's Sister
• Local Licks
• Saints and Sinners
• The Weeknd
• Fixing a Berkeley Eyesore
• Oakland Makes It Official: Walter Cohen Is Out as CEDA Director
• Institute of Governmental Studies to expand Matsui Center
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown Finally Seems to Get It; Tea Partiers Cheer Over Letting Uninsured Die
• Saturday's Spice of Life Fest Has a Shiny New Sponsor
• Solo Performance: Ungrateful Daughter by Lisa Marie Rollins
• Monday Must Read: Will BART Arrest More Journalists Tonight?; Senate Republicans Block Brown’s Tax Plan
• The Roundup: Cannabis and Obesity; Harold and Kumar
• Sunday: Behind the Cart Plays Brunch Roulette
• Well Said
• Tempest in a spit cup
• H1N1: Intruder at the gates
• It now costs less to park at Berkeley
• A peer in high places
• Fellowship lands recent grad in a real hotspot
• New faces on Dwinelle Plaza
• Research Roundup
• Trusting Google with UC's books prompts searching questions
• Durant Hall restoration earns LEED Silver certification
• Eli's, Merchant's Featured in New Saviours Video
• Friday Must Read: Oakland May Close Ten Schools This Year; Solyndra’s CEO May Have Lied to Congress
• Chancellor’s message on the tenth anniversary of 9/11
• Weekender: Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Quote of the Day
• Lunch Poems kicks off 17th year
• Updated: Oakland Hires San Francisco Redevelopment Director
• Thursday Must Read: Amazon Strikes Deal with Legislature; FBI Raids Solyndra
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Local Film Highlights Women in Yoga
• Slightly Stoopid To Talk Tech With SF on Monday
• Kala Fellowship Artist Talk: Renée Gertler And Francesca Pastine
• Oliver Ranch Tour
• Exhibition - Residency Projects II
• Inspired by one small boy, a Berkeley father wins new UC parental-leave policy
• Letters for the Week of September 7
• Panic Attacks at San Francisco Fringe Festival
• The Man Who Fell to Earth
• SF Pot Club Flourishes Under New Owners
• The Cry of Amazon.com
• One-Night Stands
• Amazon's Gambit
• Cookbook on a Mission
• Oakland Swim Coach Hit with Allegations of Misconduct
• Sandwich Crawl and Street Food
• B-Dama: Down-Home Izakaya
• Various Artists
• Forever Younger
• Think Before You Act
• Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks
• Many Muirs Among Us
• 9/11 Blind
• Corrections for the Week of September 7
• Bar Dogwood and the Importance of Being Earnest
• Why Curfews Don't Work
• Fucking Around
• Erk, Skeme, and the Death of Swag
• The Game
• Warrior
• Local Licks
• Oakland Teen Band PopLyfe Makes the Finals on America's Got Talent
• Reforms in store for student-conduct code
• We Recommend: New Video "Play" by Goapele
• Under New Ownership, Ocean Avenue Club Flourishes
• International Cannabis and Hemp Expo: That's a Wrap!
• Tuesday Must Read: Prop 8 Back in Court; Assembly Okays Dream Act II
• Foreign scholars say 'yes' to American English pronunciation course
• Top marks for top values
• Comments sought on proposed voluntary phased retirement program for staff
• Green Day Frontman Billie Joe Armstrong Kicked Off Southwest Plane for Droopy Pants
• Tire-Slashing Spree in Berkeley and Oakland
• Friday Must Read: Brown Cool on Amazon.com Offer; Oakland Merchants Complain About New Parking Enforcement
• Bancroft Library opens reading room to personal cameras
• For Operational Excellence, bottom line is $75 million in change
• Lunch Poems Series starts with rugby coach, French professor, among others
• Lunch Poems Series starts with rugby coach, French professor, among others
• Weekender: The Top Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• KALASSAL - A Colossal Art Sale/Fundraiser to Benefit Kala Art Institute
• Berkeley Braces for Fall Season without Golden Bear Home Games
• Memorial Stadium gets renovated with help from Berkeley’s own
• Berkeley's Local Butcher Shop Makes Sandwiches. We Tried One
• Alleged Rape Victim Withheld Payout from Grand Jury
• Thursday Must Read: Amazon.com Offers to Back Off Ballot Measure; Fremont Solar Company Closes Despite $500 Million Federal Loan
• Starting today, it costs less to park at Berkeley
• In case of emergency: Sign up for WarnMe
• Campus takes action to solve problems in financial system upgrade
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Richmond Bans Award-Winning Pot
• Cheater!
• UC Berkeley Student Waste
• Oliveto's Happy Hour: Too Beautiful to Live
• The Power of Cosecha
• Living in the Merz World
• Lil Wayne
• Oakland Pride Thrives
• The Grownups' Hour
• Letters for the Week of August 31
• One-Night Stands
• Marcus Books Is Making a Comeback
• Ex-DA Didn't Tell Grand Jury About Payout
• Unknown Mortal Orchestra
• Will The Sexy Cookie Make You Horny?
• The Interrupters
• Man/Miracle Pares Down and Gets Loose
• Oakland Mission Takeover
• Oakland East Bay Symphony Puts Community First
• A Handful of Opportunity
• Home Is Where the Homesteading Is
• The New and Improved East Bay Tribune
• The Debt
• Local Theater Companies Come Full Circle
• Girls
• La Peña Cultural Center Presents FistUp Hip-Hop Film Festival
• Single Adults Now Comprise 73 Percent of Alameda County's Homeless Population
• Key Stakeholders Meet Wednesday to Discuss New Street-Food Rules for Oakland
• School of Public Health hosts 7th annual Volunteer Mobilization Day
• Award-Winning Richmond Chronic Banished
• New General Catalog on sale
• Washington Monthly ranks Berkeley No. 3 on ‘social good’ scale
• Tuesday Must Read: Feds Blame PG&E for Deadly San Bruno Blast; Cal Prof on His Way to State Supreme Court
• Admissions director Walter Robinson heading to UC Davis
• Monday Must Read: Legislature Stonewalls on Salaries; Another BART Protest Tonight
• The Roundup: Fort Bragg Councilman Shot During Pot Garden Investigation
• Dr. Shelby Lewis, Vice Chair of Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board, Keynotes Berkeley City College’s Fulbright Gateway Orientation – BCC Hosts International Program for Second Consecutive Year
• It's my job
• Well Said
• The Budget Squeeze
• As students return to classes, media meet with the chancellor
• Pictures (and more) from two exhibitions
• Neil Henry steers a new course at the J-School
• Chancellor 'cautiously optimistic' about the year ahead
• The BBC lands a helicopter at Memorial Stadium
• Bringing you a better Berkeleyan
• Brostrom to serve interim role at UCOP leading business operations
• Why Berkeley can keep on building during the budget crisis
• Health Department Okays Bites Off Broadway for Tonight
• Friday Must Read: New Bill Would Block Amazon.com Ballot Measure; Shark Fin Ban Moves Forward
• Hopeful outlook for new academic year
• Fall classes begin amid budget challenges
• Chancellor Birgeneau speaks out on the budget crisis
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Freshman class merges science and philosophy
• Health Department Suspends Bites Off Broadway
• Thursday Must Read: BART to Establish Cellphone Shutdown Policy; MTC Plan to Move to SF Will Be Audited
• Birgeneau’s bottom line: ‘Public education matters’
• Kreayshawn to Host the Red Carpet at MTV Awards
• Steve Jobs Resigns as Apple's CEO
• Doe Library centennial goes live with new website
• Rolling Soon Into Temescal: Arbor, a Bicycle Cafe
• UC Berkeley 2011-12 entering class
• Fall classes begin this week at UC Berkeley
• Elijah Wood in 'High Times': Weed Not My Thing
• Campus, city police form joint safety patrol
• Welcome to UC Berkeley – 141 years and counting
• Honoring our own
• BECs' Mutations
• College Avenue Safeway Expansion
• John Hiatt
• Brighton Rock
• Ladies First at Summer Jam
• Salvaging the Streets
• The Road Less Traveled
• Mobile Burger Trucks Are Working-Class Heroes
• Shall We Shop at Safeway or Safeway?
• Embarrassing the DA
• Charles Anselmo Finds Beauty in Decay
• Darondo
• A Headstrong Candida
• Selling Sweat
• The Hedgehog
• Letters for the Week of August 24
• Fighting Tar Sands
• Roach Gigz
• One-Night Stands
• Referendums Turning the Tide on Pot Bans
• A Watered-Down Beer Bill
• Enter the Salsamuffin
• The Food Fight Rages On
• A Volatile Week
• Parrilla Redux
• Back to School for Berkeley - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• First Look: Make Westing, Uptown's Newest Bar
• Will This Cookie Make You Horny?
• Oakland Tribune to be Renamed East Bay Tribune
• Blue and Gold welcome to students
• Tuesday Must Read: 49ers Cancel Future Exhibition Games with Raiders; Wall Street Got $1.2 Trillion Bailout from the Fed
• Incoming freshmen on the move – from here, there, everywhere
• Wired's Illustrated Price of Pot Map Arrives in Mailboxes
• Primo's Parrilla Being Reborn as a Restaurant
• President’s Message – Accomplishments for 2010-2011
• Convocation students bask in Greek sunshine
• Andronico's Files for Bankruptcy
• Cal Dining launches new meal plan for graduate students
• Monday Must Read: Protesters Plan Another Demonstration Against BART; GOP Pushes to Increase Payroll Taxes
• 'Repeal Cannabis Prohibition Act of 2012' Filed
• Elaine Tennant named new Bancroft Library director
• Latest U.S. News rankings place Berkeley, again, at the top of the publics
• Campus furlough plan and proposed closure dates
• Top Artists Teach at Berkeley Rep In Theatre School’s 10th Year
• It's Worse than Fracking
• Beijing to Berkeley
• Weekender: Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Backpacker Magazine's FREE Get Out More Tour
• Mochi Parra Sings at La Peña
• 81 candles on the I-House cake
• Joint campus-city police safety patrol resumes tonight
• Thursday Must Read: Nava Family Opposes Curfew and Gang Injunction; Embattled Oakland Schools Police Chief Retires
• The Roundup: Pot Farmer Joins Napa Farm Bureau
• The Beer Oligarchy, in Convenient Chart Form
• The Business of Beer, in Convenient Chart Form
• Google Acts as Peacemaker in YouTube-Publishers Fight
• Mission Creek Oakland Schedule Announced
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Merit raises planned for faculty and staff
• iPad Weed Menus Added to Harborside San Jose
• One-Night Stands
• Corrections for the Week of August 17, 2011
• PG&E to Increase Fracking
• The Quest for Boggle Gum
• Letters for the Week of August 20
• An Outside Lands Recap
• Aging Back in the Closet
• Three Reality-Based Shows at Mercury 20 Gallery
• Fillmore Slim
• Why Witnesses Won't Talk to Oakland Police
• Small Dogs, Lofty Dreams
• The Lamplighters Music Theatre Boards the H.M.S. Haverford
• Local Licks
• The Code of Silence
• Mike Park
• Organic Thai at Ran Kanom
• Amigo
• Walk Your Talk
• Becoming El Elle
• Craigslist Surprise
• A Guide to LGBT Senior Rights
• Jay-Z and Kanye West
• The Raiders and Golden Gate Fields Recruit Food Trucks
• Magic at Chevys
• The Future
• Crowden Music Center Announces 2011-12 Concert Season
• Bay Area Bands Invade Total Fest This Week
• Listen and Download: The Beastie Boys' Ad-Rock Remixes tUnE-yArDs' "Gangsta"
• Legalization 2012 Forecast: Mad Hype, Little Change
• Tuesday Must Read: Oakland Schools Top Cop Suspended for Alleged N-Word Tirade; FCC Investigating BART for Cellphone Shutdown
• Need to Prepare for a Standardized Test or Career-Specific Exam? - Learning Express
• Adele, Up Close and Personal
• I School students find computerized pen boosts confidence for students with learning disabilities
• Slideshow: Outside Lands 2011
• The Roundup: The 25 Biggest 'Heads in Sports
• Monday Must Read: Obama Approval Ratings Sink to All-Time Low; BART on Shaky Legal Ground with Cellphone Shutdown
• Skip Tracer Installment 56: Confronting the Colonel and dispatching Darlington
• Ay carmuba! A's Disappoint all cultures
• So, Why Didn't Big Boi Play His Set Last Night at Outside Lands?
• Ready, willing and able: Students with disabilities prepare for the work world
• Friday Must Read: Hate Crimes Against Latinos Rise; High Court Takes Up Redevelopment
• Getting to Outside Lands
• UC Berkeley alters DNA testing program
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Rest Assured, Big Boi is Still Playing Outside Lands
• New, Startling Piece from Oakland-Born Hip-Hop Artist Kev Choice
• Public Service Announcement: Follow Us for Nonstop Outside Lands Coverage
• Thursday Must Read: Cops Have One Man in Custody in Murder of 3-year-old; Stock Market Surges on Positive Jobs Report
• Hacking incident on J-school Web server triggers notices to affected applicants
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature(s), Bite-Sized
• The Roundup: Peter Tosh Estate Sponsors a 'Legalize It' Video Contest
• Off the Grid Bringing Huge Food Truck Events to Golden Gate Fields
• Wednesday Must Read: Cops Arrest Suspects in Murder of 3-Year-Old; Stock Market Plummets Again This Morning
• Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Lineup Released
• Q&A with Blake Joffe of Beauty's Bagel Shop
• Precious Food Carts
• Letters for the Week of August 10
• After Lysistrata, Hades
• Acupuncture for Detox
• A Panoramic View at Bedford Gallery
• Fountains of Wayne
• The Rise in Tattoo Removal
• A Tale of Two Economies
• Changes Afoot at Outside Lands
• Local Licks
• Tattooed World
• The Nebulous Total Trash Festival
• Bomb the Music Industry!
• Oakland Residents Throw Down for the Town
• Time Running Out for Baseball's Non-Vested Players
• Toby Keith and the American Way
• Salvation Boulevard
• Education and Careers Listings
• A New Paradigm
• Stacy Carlson Explores the Wonderful
• Corrections for the Week of August 10
• The Great Land Grab
• Thinking About a Career in Yoga?
• The Ladybug Transistor
• Chez Panisse' Legacy
• La Peña Cultural Center Launches its Fall Season Classes for Children, Youth and Adults
• Cafe Gratitude Sued for Labor-Code Violations
• Tinie Tempah Descends on the Bay Area, by way of AT&T
• Mendocino's 'Full Court Press' on Marijuana Yields 132 Arrests
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown OK’s Popular Vote; What Will the Fed Do?
• Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance: An Evening at the Central Library with Aurora Theatre Company
• Activists Call for Yet Another Boycott of Barnum and Bailey Circus
• Old Oakland Update: Baia Is Out, PieTisserie Is In
• Neil Henry stepping down as J-School dean
• Monday Must Read: US Debt Downgrade Prompts Blame Game; California Headed for Big Budget Cuts
• The Roundup: Best Coast's new video; Lil Wayne can skate
• Skip Tracer Installment 55: From ladies man to repo man
• Celebrating Chez Panisse's 40th? Here's What You Can Afford
• Kitka Trio at The Library
• SR24 Is Eighty-Six
• Campanile set to reopen, then close again for more repairs this fall
• First Taste of B-Dama, New Izakaya on Piedmont Ave.
• Student Parent Center and Summer Bridge team up to help student parents
• Oakland Mobile Food Group Looking for Local Acoustic Acts
• Tools for coping during tough times
• Friday Must Read: Amazon Pumps $3 Million into Anti-Tax Measure; Odds of Double-Dip Recession Go Up
• Yanks Going the Distance
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Lil B's "R.I.P. the Rap Game": Hubris?
• Thursday Must Read: Prison Guards to Party in Vegas on Public’s Dime; Lawmaker Challenges MTC’s Departure from Oakland
• Mission Creek Oakland Needs Help
• Venerable Doe Library undergoes roof, gutter repairs
• Mark Levine Sues Over Grammys
• Review: 'The Little Black Book of Marijuana'
• Wednesday Must Read: FAA Shutdown Puts Oaklanders Out of Work; Oakland Sets National Night Out Record
• Mark Rosenzweig, pioneer in brain plasticity, learning and hearing, has died at 86
• Back to Brainoil
• Qluster
• Editor's Note
• The Fat Lady Sings
• The Sex Files
• Toxic Incense
• Roundabout
• Reform Bagelism
• The Guard
• MellowHype
• The Debt Ceiling "Compromise"
• Gay Pride Tussles with Hemp Expo
• From Afghanistan to Oakland and Beyond
• Letters for the Week of August 3
• One-Night Stands
• Obama's Big Sell Out
• Corrections for the Week of August 3
• Pizza That Sings at East End Pizza Co.
• Reality in Question
• Oceanography
• Local Licks
• Magic Trip
• How Safe Is Your Soil?
• The Beat Headnodic
• Summer Love and Woman's Will
• Amy Reed Comes Clean
• Free Mix Tape Featuring Black Cobra, Acephalix
• tUnE-YarDs Rocks Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
• Das Racist Gets Based, Too
• The Roundup: Cocaine Addict? Try Pot
• Birdland to Stage a Jazzista Sit-In
• Tuesday Must Read: Oakland Rehires 24 Laid Off Cops; Women to Get Healthcare Upgrades
• ETS creating active learning classroom ‘test kitchen’ in Dwinelle
• The Loser-In-Chief
• The Emeryville Public Market Wants to Be Cool
• The Roundup: Half-Million Plants Seized in Mendo County; Alcohol Withdrawal Killed Amy Winehouse
• Birdland Jazzista Social Club May Be Shut Down for Good
• Monday Must Read: Obama Capitulates to GOP; Debt-Ceiling Deal Likely Will Hurt Economy
• Skip Tracer Installment 54: When all else fails, start drinking
• Beauty's Bagel Shop Rules
• Boot and Shoe Expansion Starts with Breakfast
• Birdland Shut Down — Again
• Weed-Eradication Funds Raided in New State Budget
• Chancellor's Community Partnership Fund Awards announced
• Friday Must Read: Redistricting Commission Releases New Maps; Alameda Firefighters Argued Against Cutting Water Rescue
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Don't Forget: AC Transit Fares Go Up on Monday!
• Say It Ain't So: Ludicra Disbands
• Pac-12 Networks to showcase conference schools
• UCOP seeks staff comments on proposed revision to layoff policy
• Man Wrongly Accused of Beating Bryan Stow Asks for Release from Prison
• Stop What You're Doing Right Now
• Man Shot in Oakland While Feeding the Homeless Dies
• The Results of The Berkeley Patients Group Survey
• Thursday Must Read: Transportation Commission to Leave Oakland; Circumcision Ban Appears to Be Dead
• Celebrate Peace Day with Origami Cranes at the Berkeley Public Library
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Spot Bagels Roll Into the East Bay. Can They Succeed as the Anti-Noah's?
• Lisa Bauer honored as UC's 2009 'sustainability champion'
• Campus environmental record earns top score in Princeton Review "Green Ratings"
• Energy-efficiency expert Karl Brown named 2010 UC Sustainability Champion
• Anders Nilsen and the Philosophy of Birds
• Review: PBS Frontline's 'The Pot Republic'
• Wednesday Must Read: Brown Appoints Goodwin Liu to Supreme Court; State Steels for Debt-Ceiling Fallout
• Corrections for the Week of July 27
• One-Night Stands
• The Names of Love
• A Silent Solano Stroll
• The Tree
• Local Licks
• A New Barbecue Regionalism
• All Shall Perish
• 'Reefer Madness' Slowing Cancer Research
• UC Tuition Hike
• A Free-Will Planet
• Turf, Toilets, and Parking
• Young, Poor, Invisible
• Incest Avoidance
• The Emerging Ash Reiter
• Spittin' Game With Eight Arms Cellars
• The Elephant in the Room
• Jeff Bridges
• Transit, Dislocation, and AXIS
• Letters for the Week of July 27
• The Art and Science of Tater Tots
• Dreamers and Caliban Dreams
• Edie Meidav and the Two Lolas
• Perimeter
• Spicing Up Sexy Storytelling
• OMFG! There's a New Street Food Promoter in Town
• Bay Area Derby Girls Robbed at Gunpoint
• NAACP Delegates Call for End to 'War on Drugs'
• Memorials Guitarist Is MIA
• Local Pianist Mark Levine Returns Grammy Awards
• The Roundup: New Legalization Initiative, Cee Lo, & Doomstarks
• Embattled Ivanpah Solar Plant Endangers Tortoises, Gets Brown's Approval
• 2011 A's create nostalgia for 2010 A's
• Treasure Island Line-Up Announced: Death Cab for Cutie, Flying Lotus, Empire of the Sun, & more...
• The Roundup: Amy, Juarez, and "Entourage"
• Skip Tracer Installment 53: A crotch map of Michigan
• Monday Must Read: Local Taxation Measure Shelved; Yosemite to Cut Down Hella Trees
• Berkeley will remain great, but will it retain its public character?
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• "Got Milk" Ads Pulled After Feminists Cry Foul
• Oakland Zoo Expansion Opponents File Suit Today
• Phil's Sliders Gets Serious About the Tater Tot
• LovEvoluton Coming to the Oracle
• Thursday Must Read: New Hope for a Raiders-Niners Stadium; Family of Unarmed Man Killed by the OPD Seeks Damages
• Philanthropist keeps memories of fallen youth alive through scholarships
• Mitchell Celaya chosen as new UC Berkeley chief of police
• 'Weed Wars' On Discovery Channel Filmed At Harborside Health Center
• Open Call For Artists: Public Art For South Branch And West Branch Public Libraries
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• No Hollywood Ending for A's
• Highlights From Last Night's City Council Meeting: Parcel Tax is a Go; Parker Named City Attorney
• ‘Our University’: July issue features UC-wide cost-saving initiative, workplace-stress resources
• Let’s Get Ready to Rumble (For the Lawrence Berkeley Lab)
• Best Place to Fill In Your Grid
• Best Yoga Studio
• Best Completely Re-Imagined Neighborhood
• Best Burgeoning Twilebrity
• Coolest Cheese Shop
• Categories We Didn't Think of: Sports and Leisure
• Best Restaurant Happy Hour
• Best Car Repair
• From Laos to 23rd Street
• Best Torta
• Best Meet-Up for Freaks and Geeks
• Best Museum Remix
• Best College Professor with a Serious Hobby
• Best Bike Trail
• Best Root Beer Float
• Best Korean Dive
• Best Accessories in an Unassuming Location
• Readers Say the Darndest Things: Sports and Leisure
• Best Dispensary Technology
• Most Diverse Food Court
• Best Fried Chicken
• Best YouTube Celebrity-Turned-Theater Actor
• Best Use for "Remixed" Vegetables
• Best Palate Cleanser
• Little Birds, Big Questions
• Oakland's "Mardi Grass" Will Not Include On-Site Distribution
• In Light of Increased Violent Crime, "Walking Bus" Launched in Richmond
• Berkeley program aids expat spouses lost in translation
• Rita Moreno: Life Without Makeup Premieres At Berkeley Rep
• Berkeley Back helps America win American football title
• The Roundup: Harry Potter and Hockey
• Memorial Stadium vista point open to public
• Skip Tracer Installment 52: Elvis writes the book
• History's Carla Hesse is named L&S dean of social sciences
• Focus turns to long-term impacts of state funding cuts as regents approve one-year furlough plan
• Rush Hour Protest Today to Back Hunger Strikers at Pelican Bay
• Coliseum to Open Its Management Contract to a Public Bidding Process
• Friday Must Read: Ignacio and Brooks Get Special OPD Treatment; Brown Signs Law Requiring LGBT Education
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Slideshow: Harry Potter 7 Midnight Showing at Bay Street
• New Chefs at Sea Salt, New Breakfast at Paisan
• State budget shortfall forces second fee increase for fall 2011
• Retirement plan updates from regents, UCOP
• UC Board Votes to Approve Fall Tuition Increase
• New Clubs On Horizon in Oakland, Pot Farms Shelved
• Coliseum May Renew No-Bid Deal with Management Firm
• Oakland May Lose Major Employer
• Drive-By Trio on Richmond's 23rd Street
• UC releases preliminary enrollment data for 2010-11 freshman class
• New path being built on SW side of Sproul Hall
• Proposed tuition hike would offset 25% of budget shortfall
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Chancellor’s fund focuses on education and economic development
• A First Taste of Cosecha Cafe in Old Oakland
• A Crass New "Got Milk" Campaign Targets PMS Symptoms
• Lil Wayne Covers "Gucci Gucci"
• Wednesday Must Read: CSU Tuition Now Twice What It Cost in 2007; California Leads Nation in Green Jobs
• Review: L.A. Noire's 'Reefer Madness' Case
• Linguists attending international institute
• How Green Is Your Pot?
• All in the Family
• D. Willz
• Saved by the SPCA
• Letters for the Week of July 13
• Lil B
• Local Licks
• Tabloid
• Oakland Dog-Eat-Dog Park
• The Bay Area Gets Fracked
• Cal Shakes Rocks Verona
• Elizabeth Brundage's Stranger in a Strange Noir
• Resistance Is Futile
• Terri
• You're Grounded
• One-Night Stands
• Blunders on Broadway
• Corrections for the Week of July 13
• Taco Hunting
• Smile, You're on BarSpace
• Myrmyr
• Face Time at Vessel Gallery
• Oakland's Mardi Grass
• Oakland Unions Make Sacrifices
• 1234 Go! On the Go
• Berkeley Rep Awards 16 Fellowships to Young Leaders in Theatre
• Berkeley Public Library's Music Online
• Genealogy Workshop
• Oakland Tries Smaller, Closed-Loop Pot Farm Permits
• Menlo Hotel Owner Pleads Guilty to Arson Scam
• New Video "Work That Body" By Oakland Rapper Dolla Will, Featuring Too $hort
• Tuesday Must Read: PG&E Blames San Bruno Blast Victims; Amazon.com to Fight Sales Tax at Ballot Box
• Chancellor welcomes report on Cal athletics
• Former American Apparel Employee Wins $343 K in Race Discrimination Suit
• An Ultimatum for the Parkway Theater
• Mardi Grass: Downtown Oakland To Host Huge, Open-Air Cannabis Expo
• Skip Tracer Installment 51: Blind dates and glass eyes
• President Yudof's letter to the UC community on furlough proposal
• UC president proposes plan to address fiscal crisis
• Furloughs, pay cuts announced for UC staff and faculty
• I-House invites campus soccer fans to view Sunday's World Cup final
• Oakland Union Contracts Ratified
• A New Solution for Oakland's Poop Problems
• New US Solar Projects to Produce 17 Gigawatts, with Help From East Bay Companies
• Friday Must Read: Oakland Cops Union Ok’s Pact; But Could All the Union Deals be in Trouble?
• New opportunity to apply for voluntary separation option
• Smaller Bites on Broadway Resumes Tonight
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Art & Soul Lineup Announced
• Loni Hancock's Death Penalty Abolition Bill Passes State Assembly Committee
• What Should Willie Nelson's Pot Sentence Be?
• Thursday Must Read: Batts Announces OPD Reorganization; Judge Wants to Know if Star Witness Lied in Bailey Case
• Opening This Week in Oakland: James and the Giant Cupcake
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized*
• Update: Missing Berkeley Cyclist Spotted in Roseville
• Facebook Introduces Video Chat to Compete with Google
• Wednesday Must Read: Global Warming Causes Cooler Temps in Bay Area; Californians Go Wild for Solar
• (Giant) Burgerwatch 2011: Success!!
• New Human Resources Center aims to streamline services, improve efficiency, and reduce costs
• Classy Strainfinder Leafly.com Hits 180,000 Visitors A Month
• A New Lake Merritt Dog Park?
• The Surreal Council
• Gillian Welch
• Countdown to Goodbye
• Local Licks
• The Humble Life of Phillip Greenlief
• Zahra Noorbakhsh and the Atheist-Muslim Connection
• Timber Timbre
• Uranus Brings the Unusual
• Leafly.com Classes Up The Joint
• The Bulimic Brain
• Flaccid and Forlorn
• Mayor Quan Saves the Children!
• Vincent Wants to Sea
• Camp Allegory
• Going Smart
• One-Night Stands
• A New Space Hatched
• The Big Uneasy
• Waffle Mania Jumps the Bay
• Wobble Radio
• Inner-Directed at Berkeley Art Museum
• Dave Alvin
• Funk and Perfume
• Letters for the Week of July 6
• 32 Community Leaders Step Forward To Guide Berkeley Rep
• Tuition, fee increases eyed for UC budget shortfall
• Tom Hanks' Son Is a Prep ... and a Rapper
• New Video "Based in the Bay" from Berkeley Rapper Sliggitay
• Oakland Police Shut Down Bites on Broadway
• Skip Tracer Installment 53: The horrors of summer love
• Friday Must Read: Oakland Adopts a Budget, and Will Hire 22 Cops; Plus, How Long Will it be Before Cal Becomes the University of Out-of-State Students?
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• City Says It Can Go Forward with Kaiser Sale
• Lil B's I'm Gay Has Total Buy-In from Lupe Fiasco
• Woman Survives BART Suicide Attempt
• Oakland Union Ratifies Contract
• Thursday Must Read: Cities to Sue over Redevelopment; Amazon.com Leaves California
• Record number of students choose UC Berkeley
• Berkeley Rep's Les Waters Directs Middletown In Chicago
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• "Mommy" and "Daddy" Are Fraught Terms for LGBT Parents, Says New UC Berkeley Study
• OkCupid Profiles With "Blunts" and "Marijuana" Get More Action
• Can Berkeley's Bazaar Replace San Francisco's Shuttered Underground Market?
• Berkeley's New Farm Is a Moveable Feast
• Oakland's Dirty Hotel
• Hagage "AJ" Masaed Learns the Art of Hip-Hop Diplomacy
• Branford Marsalis and Joey Calderazzo
• Letters for the Week of June 29
• Cast Your Vote for the Best of the East Bay
• Survival in Mauschwitz
• Alameda County Fair's Big Burger
• The Kreayshawn Myth
• Bill Callahan
• Hemp Versus Pot
• One-Night Stands
• Jean Quan's Busy Week
• Imagineering at David Brower Center
• Amazon.com vs. Local Business
• Slow Food for the People
• Going South: American Noir in Mexico
• The Struggle for Berkeley's Soul
• Corrections for the Week of June 29
• Peter Bradley Adams
• The Great Escapist
• Local Licks
• What's the Point?
• Peaberry's Coffee and Tea Steps Into the Light
• Kinks Galore
• Solar Eclipse Spells Stress
• Award-Winning PTSD Awareness Movie 'PURPLE MIND' Opens Internationally
• High 'Up': 'What's It's Like' Selling Pot At Seventy
• The Latest from Hottub
• Council Should Put Parcel Tax on the Ballot
• Liege-Style Waffle Shop Coming to Temescal
• UCOP expresses disappointment with state budget
• Voluntary reduction-in-time program launched for staff
• Apparent Suicide Causes Delays at Ashby BART
• BREAKING NEWS: Oakland Strikes Deals with Four Major City Unions
• Cold Steel Prevails at the San Francisco Regional Air Guitar Championships
• City to Sell Kaiser Center to Redevelopment Agency
• Controversial Antiabortion Billboards to Stay Up in Oakland, For Now
• When Dining at Commis, Should You Pack Heat?
• Skip Tracer Installment 52: The fabulous crack-baby story
• Colombia Claudia Gomez!
• Oakland Closes in on Deals with Unions
• The East Bay Has Pride, Too
• Santana Appears to be a Smart Choice
• Ignacio Wants More Concessions from OPD
• Friday Must Read: Judge Halts Niles Canyon Construction; BART Tables Late Night Service Plan
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Slideshow: Matt and Kim at the Fox
• Birgeneau, in Sacramento, testifies for California Dream Act
• New Owners Want to Move Peaberry's from the Dark Side
• Only a Week Left to Cast Your Vote for Best of the East Bay!
• BAM/PFA selects Diller Scofidio + Renfro to design new building
• Berkeley Rep Brings Back Anna Deavere Smith For Four More Weeks
• Photography Exhibit and Artist’s Talk - Scratching the Surface: The Street Photography of Ilona Sturm
• 4th of July
• Broadway Shuttle to Extend Service to 1 a.m. on Weekends
• Thrasher Magazine Co-Founder Commits Suicide In Front of Mission Police Station
• Hemp Pilot Threatens Sexual Assault on Medical Marijuana Crop
• More on the Controller's Decision to Suspend Legislator Pay
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland Names New City Administrator; Brown Promises New Budget
• Emergency drill set for Friday
• Berkeley's GradLink-on-the-Web wins Sautter Award, UC's top technology honor
• Oakland City Council Approves Zoo Expansion
• Budget Limbo
• Tamales for Jesus
• Photo Finish
• Corrections for the Week of June 22
• Burger Renewal
• The Lord of the Smoke Rings
• A New Home for Oaktown Jazz Workshops
• Ledisi
• Nikka Costa
• Letters for the Week of June 22
• Matt and Kim: Bro-tested, Universally Approved
• How to Convey Metamorphosis
• One for the Heart
• Power Play
• Shiny Buildings, Shady Dealings
• Ty Segall
• Viva Riva!
• Interest in Fisting
• Andrew Fraknoi's Vacations in Space
• The Blair Park Project
• One-Night Stands
• A Rosé Is Still a Rosé
• Oakland Library Closures
• Local Licks
• US Air Guitar Championships Present: Men in Tights
• Campanile closing July 5 for six weeks
• BART Still Waffling on Late Friday Night Service
• Remedy Readies Berkeley Spinoff
• UC Berkeley achieves sustainable seafood certification
• The Roundup: Lordy, Lordy, The Drug War Turns Forty
• Cal baseball loses to Virginia, 4-1, in College World Series
• Skip Tracer Installment 51: Walker and Bridgett wrestle with marital infidelity
• UC President Yudof proposes three systemwide furlough/salary reduction options
• Botanical Garden braces for blooming corpse plant
• Cal Baseball officially reinstated as team preps for College World Series
• Tamales for Jesus
• Friday Must Read: Fate of Redevelopment and Amazon.com Tax Uncertain; Broussard Apologizes for Murdering Chauncey Bailey
• Volunteer victims add punch to simulated campus emergency
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• ‘Mr. Teaching’ receives the campus’s highest honor
• Berkeley releases first-ever staff workplace climate survey
• Brown Vetoes Budget
• Oakland Takes First Step Toward Embracing Urban Agriculture
• Thursday Must Read: State Dems Gut Redevelopment; They Also Vote to Force Amazon.com to Charge Sales Tax
• Budget Message from Chancellor and Provost
• Chancellor delivers grim budget news at BSA gathering
• Campus panel issues report on November 2009 protest response
• Campus Police Review Board issues report on Nov. 20 demonstrations
• Pandora Goes Public, Provoking Joy and Consternation
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Brent Weinbach Asks: Can You Really Dance to a Video Game?
• Wednesday Must Read: State Dems Abandon Brown’s Tax Measures; Oakland Unions Protest Outsourcing
• New "420 Tours" Rolling Across the Bay (Like A Boss)
• Caltrans Work in Niles Canyon Halted by Alameda Creek Alliance Lawsuit
• Collaboration Beers
• Oscar Hijuelos Sings Songs of Himself
• Local Licks
• Julian Lage Group
• It's Time for the Cup
• A Cool Welcome for Jenny Sutter
• One-Night Stands
• Shared Sacrifice
• Jazz Musicians Sing the Blues
• The Shivers
• It All Comes Down to the Unions
• End Times at Krowswork and Mercury 20
• The Skinny on the Long Day Short Film Festival
• Spare Us
• Ray Manzarek/Roy Rogers
• Porchetta Dreams
• Quick and Dirty
• Hodo's Tofu R&D for Bakesale Betty
• A New Home for Kelly McFarling
• Yusuf Bey IV Meets Lady Justice
• Mr. Whiskey
• Letters for the Week of June 15
• Berkeley Overtime Debated
• Frameline35: Trans Inducing
• For baseball Bears, a season of grit and magic
• It's About to Get Real in the Whole Foods Parking Lot
• Yarnbomber Targets BART Seats
• What the First Lady's Getting for Breakfast in Oakland Today
• Now Flipping Eggs: Nick's Wheely Good Breakfast Truck
• The 2nd Gen Presents The Get Down
• Cal road warriors: Behind the scenes, a septuagenarian rider, final thoughts
• Bites on Broadway: Long Lines and a Last-Minute Change
• Cal road warriors: Stranded on a sag bus, moved by a memorial
• 'High Times' Medical Cannabis Cup SF Contestants Weigh In
• Skip Tracer Installment 50: Four-wheeling in the People’s Republic
• Political scientist Chhibber named to head IIS
• Good news for campus car commuters
• Life after Berkeley
• Additional campus, UC budget cuts pending
• Philip Brett Fund to support LGBT studies
• Cal road warriors: Riders and ground support go rouge
• Upper Playground Slanging 'Blue Dream'
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Leguizamo Wins Top Awards For Broadway's Ghetto Klown
• Bey IV 'Stunned' By Verdict; Bailey's Cousin Says Journalist Would Have Said 'Justice Has Been Done"
• Breaking News: Bey IV Guilty of Murdering Chauncey Bailey
• Ouch. Pleasant Hill Middle Schooler Spends the Last Day of School in Jail
• Updated: Jury Reaches Verdict in Chauncey Bailey Case
• Thursday Must Read: Mehserle to be Released Monday; Delta Pumps Slaughter Millions of Baby Fish
• Summerfest ushers in a season of appreciation
• Campaign for Berkeley reaches $2 billion, illuminating value of philanthropy
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Richmond May Start Issuing Municipal ID Cards
• The Flaming Lips To Sear Thousands of Eyeballs at Harmony Fest Saturday
• Wednesday Must Read: Brown and GOP at Budget Impasse; Huge Snowpack Could Cause Flooding
• Summerfest, celebrating campus staff, today
• Karrin Allyson
• Terminated
• Local Licks
• Life and Death with Anna Deavere Smith
• Letters for the Week of June 8
• New Blood for Swan's
• Laughing Out Loud with Marga Gomez
• Fallen Rider
• The Eating Scene
• The Beautification of Albany Beach
• A Tale of Two Cities at Disco Volante
• X-Men: First Class
• The Waifs
• Collective Wisdom at Kala Gallery
• Russo's Next Big Challenge
• Le Quattro Volte
• Terminated
• Various Artists
• Amy Stewart Gets Under Your Skin
• Snoop, Chong Planning NorCal 'Gatherings'
• Laid Bare with Bare Wires
• Jonathan Mann, Times a Thousand
• Painting a Mural Is No Longer a Crime
• Heroes and Cowards
• Normal No More
• Hole But No Pole
• Chop Bar Partner Breaks Away to Open His Own Place at 1015 Clay
• Tuesday Must Read: Quan Opposes Pension Ballot Measure; Oakland Retired Firefighter Criticizes Alameda for Drowning Incident
• Bakesale Betty's Fried Tofu Sandwich a Collaboration with Hodo Soy
• UC hails rejection of challenge to AB 540 tuition rules
• Cal road warriors: Fried artichokes, a flat tire, high spirits
• Black Lips Drop 'Arabia Mountain' on Vice Today
• Students to launch journal on entertainment and sports law
• City Considers Scaling Back North Oakland Food Garden
• Snoop, Chong Planning NorCal 'Gatherings'
• Dinos r-o-a-a-r-r-r at Lawrence Hall
• Cal road warriors: A poignant AIDS milestone day (and a dry ride!)
• Monday Must Read: Alameda May Lay Off Cops and Firefighters; Dems Push Local Tax Hikes
• Skip Tracer Installment 49: Last night I dreamt that somebody loved me
• Cal road warriors: As AIDS turns 30, Bears saddle up
• Campus data center powering down on Sunday, June 12
• Temescal Street Fair Postponed
• Moe's Unveils Online Cookbook Catalog
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• President’s Message – Accomplishments for 2010-2011
• This Weekend's Sonoma Country Music BBQ Postponed
• End the 'Failed' Drug War, Says Former U.N. Head Kofi Annan
• Thursday Must Read: Californians Want to Vote Down Brown’s Tax Plans; Counties Could Get New Revenues
• Kid Cudi Quits Weed, Releases 'Marijuana' Video
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• World Health Organization: Wireless May Cause Cancer
• Best of the East Bay Voting Is Now Open!
• Vice Chancellor Nathan Brostrom wins a 2009 Bay Area CFO of the Year award
• Wednesday Must Read: Internet Sales Tax Passes Assembly; Cellphones May Cause Cancer
• "Reefer Madness" Case for 'L.A. Noire' Readied by Rockstar
• Jupiter's Cosmic Brews
• Robin Donovan and Juliana Gallin's Gourmet for the People
• Letters for the Week of June 1
• Local Licks
• Slashing the Solar Power Paperwork
• Not-So-Saturnine Saturninus
• Sarah Jarosz
• Bopping to Invisibl Skratch Piklz Reunion Show
• Beginnings and Endings at the Baltic
• From the Shadows of the Psyche
• State Park Closure Plan Is Illegal
• On Asian Parenting: 'Level Up' Seeks Middle Ground
• Tinie Tempah
• Defending Nonmonogamy
• Row, Row, Row Your Boat
• The Baroque Folk of Foxtails Brigade
• Perata Pays De La Fuente $12,500
• Jerry Brown and the State Parks
• The Tree of Life
• Adult Education Dismantled
• Correction for the Week of June 1
• One-Night Stands
• Boutique Butchery Coming to North Shattuck
• James Farm
• A Glowing Neon Indian
• Beehive Market Founders Overhaul Swan's Market
• Mushroom-Kit Makers Expand to Huge West Oakland Warehouse
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown’s State Parks Plan is Illegal; Mehserle to be Released Soon
• Hackers Infiltrate PBS Web Site, Post Fake Tupac Article
• Now in Temescal: Takoyaki, Japanese Street Food
• Skip Tracer Installment 48: A Helter Skelter sort of night
• ‘A very difficult time’ for the campus, but Birgeneau accentuates the positives as he looks toward the future
• Ronald Takaki, pioneer and legend in ethnic studies, dies at age 70
• Summer, Fun is in session at Berkeley Rep's School of Theatre
• Friday Must Read: Heavy Energy Users Get Rate Cut; State Lawmakers Kill Bill that Would Have Banned Gifts to Them
• Earthquake simulation shows off the potential for safer bridges
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• A Solar-Energy Win-Win-Win
• Authorities Now Trying to Recover Body of Allison Bayliss
• Thursday Must Read: Which NorCal Beaches to Avoid; There Hasn’t Been an Oil Shortage
• Campanile’s spire to be repaired
• Many campus systems experiencing network outages
• Berkeley Law clinic honored for death-penalty work
• Chez Panisse Cook Opening Butcher Shop in North Berkeley
• Staff Assembly digests chancellor’s stark campus update
• Search for Missing Danville Teen Continues
• Wednesday Must Read: Your Sunscreen Is Toxic; Google Invests Big Bucks in Wind Farms
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Kim Burrell
• Moving to the Grand Lodge
• Local Licks
• Truth in Advertising at Trueburger
• Decisions, Decisions
• David Berkeley Does Berkeley
• E-40
• East Bay Wine Country
• A Tree Grows at Ashby Stage
• The Pinball Wizard
• The Inner Landscape of Laurie Antonioli
• Personal Politics at La Peña Cultural Center
• Eclipsed
• A Ban on Sitting?
• Letters for the Week of May 25
• Jean Quan, Live in China!
• One-Night Stands
• The Unbeaten Track at Bedford Gallery
• Lykke Li
• Midnight in Paris
• Off the Grid Coming to North Berkeley
• Hobo with a Shotgun
• Libraries on the Brink
• Meet Your New Pot Dealer: Big Pharma
• Bashing Mayor Quan
• Comment of the Week, 5/16-5/20
• Bike of Missing Danville Teen Found Near Golden Gate Bridge
• Hot Date with Luvplanet.
• Bryan Stow's Family is Suing the Dodgers
• Express Takes Three First-Place Awards in Greater Bay Area Journalism Contest
• UC Retirement Plan contributions increasing July 1
• WeedMaps.com Profits Wilt In First Quarter 2011
• Tuesday Must Read: Will Supreme Court Ruling on Prisons Spur Budget or Drug Law Reform?; Assembly Passes Shark Fin Soup Ban
• Tune-Yards, Others Added to Outside Lands 2011 Lineup
• Enrollment in summer school projected to be the highest ever
• Molé Ice Cream Has Deep Roots in Jalisco
• Summer school enrollment at UC Berkeley another record breaker
• Announcing the Express’ New Food Writer, John Birdsall, and Food Blog, What the Fork
• Pomp and Circumstance, preschool style
• Legalization 2012 Infighting Begins in Colorado, California
• Monday Must Read: Quan’s Plan for Kaiser Center Criticized; Cops Arrest Suspect in Giants’ Fan Beating
• Berkeley Rep Adds Two Weeks to Anna Deavere Smith's New Show
• Adelina Anthony and D'Lo: Jotalogues, Talking Taboo in the LGBTQAI-U!
• Oral histories of 'self advocates' with developmental disabilities added to UC Berkeley Library
• Cuban Popular Dance Lesson at Central Library
• Be An Expert: Novelist Plus Workshop
• Final Tips Before the Rapture
• Oakland Council Should Worry About the Deficit, Not the Mayor’s Advisor
• Student Poisons Teacher's Coffee at Oakland International High School
• "Big Dirty" San Leandro Detective Busted Dealing Pound of Pot
• Decades late, a diploma – and an ovation – for Cal Nisei
• Matías Tarnopolsky new director of Cal Performances
• Your Terminator 5 Dreams Have Been Dashed, Thanks to Arnold's Lovechild
• Friday Must Read: OUSD Has Huge Absenteeism Problem; Nonprofits to Take Over State Parks?
• Meet Harold Camping, the Man Planning Your Imminent Salvation
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Yes, Harold Camping Is Cashing in on The Rapture, Folks
• Entire Vastum Album 'Carnal Law' Streaming on Brooklyn Vegan
• Thursday Must Read: Circumcision Ban on San Francisco Ballot; Coffee Helps Fight Cancer?
• Systems of Collecting, New Exhibition at Kala Gallery
• Silverman Wins Obie Award For In The Wake
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Administration, UC regents discuss strategies for weathering financial storm
• Indie Awards Pics and Winners
• Hot Fashion: Sweater Couture from the Cosby Show
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland Council Tables Third Gang Injunction; SFPD Rocked by New Scandal
• Opening Day at Hawker Fare: a First Look
• The Cars Drive Off, Again
• At CenterREP, Ladies Sing the Blues
• Kicking Back with The Dime
• Matters of Size
• CoCo Sheriff's Deputy on Patrol
• The Man Behind Richmond's Renaissance
• Going the Distance at Swarm, Royal NoneSuch, and Mercury 20
• Local Licks
• One-Night Stands
• Peripatetic Pies and a Friday-Night Food Pod in Oakland
• Ambrose Akinmusire
• Les Nubians
• Filling Up at the Fifth Wheel
• The Anti-Rapture
• Pot Penalties May Be Modernized
• Girls Names
• Baseball's Robin Hood
• The Year of the Corrupt Cop
• The Incredible You
• Drinking on the Edge of Town
• 13 Assassins
• Oakland Ballet Moves Forward
• Letters for the Week of May 18
• Judith Adamson Gets into the Hive Mind
• Play with Your Food at Doof-a-Palooza
• The Roundup: U.S. Supreme Court on Weed
• Summer construction work to restrict traffic on Piedmont Ave.
• Post-Rapture Looting, Anyone?
• Cali Swag District on M-Bone: "It Might Have Been About a Girl"
• Back-Up Care benefit offered to ladder-rank profs
• A call for "moxie" and compassion marks Commencement
• Invoke a little moxie
• Tuesday Must Read: Schwarzenegger Fathers Love Child; Oakland Council to Weigh In on Gang Injunctions
• Off the Grid Coming to North Berkeley
• Plum: A New Heavyweight Contender on the Local Brunch Circuit
• Honoring Food Legacies and Traditions / Our Daily Bread: Dance and Theater Performance
• Rest in Peace, Cali Swag Rapper M-Bone
• Comment of the Week, 5/9-5/15
• UC president responds to revised state budget
• Commencement speaker challenges students to give back to Cal, one text at a time
• Spirit and innovation sound key notes of Commencement
• CoCo Narcotics Officer Allegedly Stole From Prostitutes, Too?
• Monday Must Read: Nancy Skinner Proposes Tax-the-Rich Bill; OPD to Reduce Investigative Unit
• As voters weigh state's budget options, UC Berkeley eyes severe options for addressing cuts
• Paraplegic student stands tall and walks at commencement
• Graduates leap into the future
• Sewing Quilts for a Stricken Japan
• The Kitchen Sink: Mobile Pies, Gourmet Asian Street Grub, and a Friday-Night Food Truck Pod in Temescal
• Quote of the Week
• California State Parks Back on the Chopping Block
• NSFW Fridays: How To Roll a Blunt
• Practitioner-scholar joins Staff Ombuds Office
• Graduation ceremony season starts tomorrow (Thursday)
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• New lawn chairs at Lower Sproul: ‘Berkeleyiest thing I’ve seen’
• Corrupt Cop Advantage Goes Back to CoCo County
• Pot Growers Plot "Emerald City" for Humboldt County
• Thursday Must Read: Top State Democrats Threaten Tax Revolution; AC Transit Raises Fares — Again
• Budget update: Facing UC Berkeley’s economic challenges
• Hunger strikers call off fast; chancellor and group meet
• School of Public Health launches $5 million Kaiser Permanente Community Health Scholars Program
• Top graduating senior is an intellectual superstar
• Assistive Technology Center opens new lab
• Managers who embrace change to be honored
• Hunger strike continues despite chancellor's offer to meet
• At Berkeley, math major — and soon-to-be doctoral student — María Guadalupe Martínez swapped one dream of helping people for another
• Flick Launch Showcases First Movie Distribution Platform Built on Facebook
• Berkeley Public Library Claremont Branch and North Branch Libraries Construction Starting
• Mayer Hawthorne Releases a New Free EP
• Operational Excellence launches ‘Ask OE’ video series
• Surviving 22 Gunshots
• Epic Beard Man Now Homeless :-(
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Is the Chicken Local?
• Wednesday Must Read: Obama’s Poll Numbers Soar; CSU May Become Unaffordable
• The Roundup: Life in Prison for Hash and Grinders
• University medal finalists learn lessons about leadership at Berkeley
• Array of speakers to address graduating students
• UC Berkeley launches groundbreaking disability research initiative
• Liberating Liberace: Oakland Filmmaker Chris Vargas Remixes the Life of a Gay Idol
• Pot for PTSD Gets FDA Go-Ahead
• Scavenged Redecorating
• Man Man
• Letters for the Week of May 11
• Burgers in Berkeley and the End of an Era at Chez Panisse
• Unleashing Carla Kihlstedt
• The World's Best Seeds?
• Pandora Adds Humor to Its Genome
• Yoo: Obama Should Have Tortured Bin Laden
• Pigging Out
• Played Any Soccer-Tennis Lately?
• We Drank Blast So You Don't Have To
• Slow Food at Arts and Consciousness Gallery
• Fleet Foxes Outfoxed by Acoustics
• Willie Nelson & Wynton Marsalis Featuring Norah Jones
• Creativity Prevails
• Corrections for the Week of May 11
• Local Licks
• Will Travel for Food
• Using Trees to Curb Pollution
• A Buzz and a Tan
• Hunger Strike for Ethnic Studies
• Hesher
• Dressing the Part
• Everything Must Go
• The Other — Funnier — Obama Speech
• A hard road to campus, and a hearty welcome
• Foxconn Still Leaving Blood on Your iPad
• Bay Area Musicians Protest Ill-Advised Grammy Cuts
• Campus acts to remove hunger striker’s encampment
• Top graduating senior's life trajectory is amazing
• Tuesday Must Read: Teachers Arrested in Sacramento; More Bay Area Homes Underwater
• Innovative StopWaste.org Campaign Lands $499K EPA Award
• Comment of the Week, 5/2-5/8
• Outside Lands Releases Food and Wine Vendors List
• Republicans, Obama Just Ate Your Lunch
• New interim dean of biological sciences named
• Finalists Announced for Lawrence Berkeley's Second Site
• Skip Tracer Installment 44: Cruzing for clues
• The Roundup: Life in Prison for Selling Pot
• Monday Must Read: UC May Charge Higher Tuition for Cal and UCLA; Novella Carpenter to Reopen Her Urban Farm
• Berkeley Rep Announces Three Stunning New Shows For 2011-12
• Hackers attack campus databases, steal Social Security numbers, other data
• Neil Henry named dean of Graduate School of Journalism
• Mentoring is its own reward … but plaques are nice, too
• Dishing diversity at the dinner table
• Chancellor Birgeneau denounces Arizona immigration bill
• Workforce- reduction measures are having an impact
• The Kitchen Sink: Burgers in Berkeley and the End of an Era at Chez Panisse
• CAL Prep’s first graduates — all of them — get into college
• Christopher Patti appointed as chief campus counsel at UC Berkeley
• Provost and vice chancellor meet with hunger strikers
• Friday Must Read: California ‘Dream Act’ Headed for Approval; Federal Science Panel Blasts Delta Plan
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Kala Art Institute News - May 2011
• Anthony Cascardi named dean of arts and humanities
• Bill Graham Exhibit Opens Today
• Pac-12 signs new media rights deal; how it impacts Cal
• Chancellor Robert Birgeneau’s statement to UC Berkeley students involved in the hunger strike
• Art en plein air
• Thursday Must Read: State Tax Revenues Surge $2 Billion; Obama Won’t Release Bin Laden Photos
• Bin Laden's Abbottabad Compound Had A Pot Patch
• La Peña's 36th Anniversary Series
• Oakland Students Have 'Dinner with a Scientist' Tonight
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Pandora Announces New Comedy Genome Project
• Neighbors and Environmentalists to Appeal Zoo Approval
• UC Berkeley launches new master’s program in sustainability, joining global campus network
• Moe's Expands Its Online Empire
• Whooping Cough Infecting Contra Costa County in Record Numbers
• Wednesday Must Read: Bin Laden Was Unarmed; Brown’s Redevelopment Plan Called Illegal
• A Break for Charles Bradley
• Letters for the Week of May 4
• Disassembly in One Cut
• Local Licks
• Reacting to Guns at Berkeley High
• Police Teeth
• All Aries, All the Time
• These Amazing Shadows
• Organic Co-op Lowers Standards
• Del Tha Funkee Homosapien
• The Overstock.com Coliseum
• Kind of Blue
• One-Night Stands
• Nathan Larson's Post-Apocalyptic Noir
• Consensual Sex
• Thinking Small at Toast Wine Lounge
• Pig Out at Pepe's Pizza Buffet
• Two Openings and a Re-opening
• Ever-Uplifting Atmosphere
• Robert Armstrong's Disestablishmentarian
• DaVinci's Urban Renewal
• Meek's Cutoff
• Panda Bear
• Obama Gets bin Laden — and Trump
• The Recycler Relocation Project
• La Peña celebrates 36 years of promoting art
• Public Hearing on Use Permits for the West Branch and South Branch Library Projects
• Obama and Trump
• How to Ball on a Budget, by Glitter Wizard
• Oakland Pot Farm Permits Return
• Tuesday Must Read: State Senate Ok’s Prison Guards’ Pact; Cal Reinstates Men’s Gymnastics
• Oakland Warthogs Rugby Now NorCal Champs
• Comment of the Week, 4/25-5/1
• Men’s gymnastics program to continue at UC Berkeley
• New PBX phone system going campuswide
• Save the Redwoods, Digitally
• The Roundup: Dispensary Firebombing Near Santa Cruz
• Skip Tracer Installment 43: Walker channels Sam Spade
• Monday Must Read: Obama Gets Osama; Quan Unveils Budget Scenarios
• UC president addresses Berkeley Senate
• More on the Prison Guards
• Two UC Berkeley scholars elected to America's oldest learned society
• Who’s Worse: Obama or the Chron?
• The Kitchen Sink: Two Openings and a Sweet Jimmie's Update
• UC Berkeley Professor Proves He’s an Academic Fraud — Again
• Chancellor Birgeneau reacts to ASUC divestment bill related to disputed territories in the Middle East
• Jennifer Wolch named ninth dean of College of Environmental Design
• Brunner Backs Off Lobbying Changes — for Now
• Medical Marijuana Sugar Cookies: A How-To
• Friday Must Read: Russo Accepts Alameda City Manager’s Job; Brown Kills New Death Row
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• District attorney files charges against former UHS doctor
• Campus diversity efforts explore stigma, prejudice and ‘white guilt’
• High Times Cannabis Cup SF Returns for Year Two
• Former UC Berkeley Health Services MD Charged with Sex Crimes
• SLO Partier's Parents Sue Pot Doc for Wrongful Death
• East Bay Chocolatiers Rule
• At campus health center, Tangy Voce provides ‘emotional therapy’ and a chance to sing during the workday
• Phoebe Hearst remembered as premier UC benefactor
• Thursday Must Read: Tax the Rich to Pay for Schools; Feds Open Criminal Probe of PG&E
• Priority Enrollment for Summer and Fall 2011/ Class Schedules Available
• Mother's Day Concert: Meli Rivera and Students of La Casita Bilingue Montessori
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Oakland's Pothole Blitz by the Numbers
• Who Wishes They Were a Gay Guatemalan Immigrant Now?
• Rally Supports Libraries; Opposes Lawsuit
• Three architecture firms to submit proposals for new Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
• Three UC Berkeley professors named to National Academy of Sciences
• Wednesday Must Read: Overstock.com to Pay $1.2 Million for Coliseum Naming Rights; Lockyer Says First Cuts Should Be in Republican Districts
• Local Licks
• Cooking with Lil B
• Set to Erupt
• Wiz Khalifa
• Drinking like the Germans at Speisekammer
• Risks and Rewards
• Narco-NIMBYism in San Jose?
• The Slow Death of Mushrooms
• The Recession-Era Entrepreneur
• One-Night Stands
• Shedunit: Mysterious Women at the Oakland Main Library
• Domicile Tendencies and Residue
• A More Nuanced McDonagh
• The Robber
• Uptown Welcomes Xolo
• Beckett's Becomes BEC Bistro
• California's Nuclear Future Is in Doubt
• The Heart and Grit of Blame Sally
• A Lean, Clean Railroad Revival
• Higher Demand, Limited Supply at Cal State University East Bay
• Corrections for the Week of April 27
• Dancing With the Gays at the April Follies Same-Sex Dancesport Classic
• Jerry Brown and the Prison Guards
• Thao & Mirah
• Letters for the Week of April 27
• Berkeley Drug Policy Explained
• Habla Español
• Wanda Jackson
• The Princess of Montpensier
• The Variety Society Re-imagines Late-Night
• Son Jarocho Month at Berkeley
• Napolitano calls for cybersecurity innovation
• The Children MacNuggits Celebrate Polyamory
• The Roundup: "Hide Your Kids, Hide Your Wife"
• Judith Warren Little named dean of Graduate School of Education
• Narco-NIMBYism in San Jose?
• Tuesday Must Read: Prop 8 Backers Say Gay Judge Should Have Disqualified Himself; Russo Spends $20,000 on Third Oakland Gang Injunction
• Politicians Move to Gut Oakland’s Lobbying Law
• Comment of the Week, 4/18-4/24
• Two Killed in Jack London Square Shooting
• Films from the Express' 2011 24-Hour Digital Film Festival
• Are Delis Doomed? Berkeley Summit Decides
• U.S. Marshals: No Dope Growing in Antarctica!
• Monday Must Read: Voters Want More Concessions from Public Employee Unions; Brown Defends Sweetheart Deal with Prison Guards
• Theatre Lovers Raise Record $587,000 At Berkeley Rep’S Onstage Gala
• An impatient man, a hopeful moment
• Nine UC Berkeley faculty members elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences
• Honoring campus staff who have shown their dedication to Berkeley
• UC Berkeley named top public university for tuition ROI
• Number of women deans reaches campus milestone
• The Kitchen Sink: Lots of Activity in Uptown, Plus the Triumphant Return of Kwik Way
• Lil' B Receives Death Threats for Saying "I'm Gay"
• Oaklander Responsible for Singing Protest at Obama's Fundraiser
• Survey asks how you would improve Telegraph Avenue and downtown Berkeley
• Professors ace teaching test
• Friday Must Read: PG&E CEO to Retire; Lawsuit Alleges Berkeley Schools Ignored Sexual Harassment
• Weekender: Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Now pitching for Oakland: The East Bay Express
• Berkeley Public Library Presents Tea and Cookies Book Group
• From Puerto Rico, Meli Rivera's Celtic And Latin Night - Performance
• Giant bromeliads in bloom at Botanical Garden
• Campus Eco Fashion Takes Off
• Suspect Apprehended for Sexual Assaults by Lake Merritt
• Thursday Must Read: Brown Vows to Collect on Millions of Dollars in Worker Debt; Sutter Health Sued for Fraud; Barack Obama Says What's Up
• A's settle for Split with Sox, We'll take the blame
• Oakland Commemorates 4/20 with a Major Drug Bust
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Tonight's City Planning Commission Decision on Oakland Zoo Postponed
• Reporter's Blood Helps Gut "THC DUI" Bill in Colorado
• Al Gore to speak at groundbreaking of new Blum poverty studies building
• This year's Distinguished Teaching Award winners define excellence in the classroom, and dedication to their students
• UC Printing Services to end its run after 136 years of business
• Wednesday Must Read: Small Victory for Chauncey Bailey Lawyers; Another Assault Near Lake Merritt
• Local Licks
• Shmaltz Brewing Company's Jews' Brews
• EBMUD Loses Court Battle Over New Dam
• Truly Madly Deeply
• A Shifting Audio Angel
• White Irish Drinkers
• Corrections for the Week of April 20
• Luca Cucina Italiana and Other Global Eats in Add-U
• Daniel Clowes' Oakland Is for Damaged Lovers
• Anatomy of a Hook-Up
• Philosophy Talk Brings Theory to the People
• True Widow
• Believing Broussard
• The Feelies
• Chancha Vía Circuito
• Pom Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
• Deep Green Festival Addresses the Environmental Paradox of Pot
• One-Night Stands
• The Russianness of Sarah Ruhl
• The Recycling Guru
• Out and About at Zughaus, Krowswork, and WE Artspace
• Last-Minute Delights at the San Francisco International Film Festival
• Hecklers' Ball
• Two Winners in the Barry Bonds Trial
• A Stone Rollin' Saadiq Embraces Rock
• UC Berkeley in the palm of your hand
• New systemwide student health plan cuts costs, improves benefits
• Video: Oaksterdam Mural Time-Lapse
• Live 105 BFD Lineup: Linkin Park, Snoop Dogg, The Strokes
• Distinguished Teaching honors for gifted faculty trio
• Tuesday Must Read: Prison Guards Union's Sweetheart Deal Gets Sweeter; PG&E Says Shoddy Records Not to Blame for San Bruno Blast
• A Comprehensive Residency Project About the Son Jarocho in the Bay Area
• Berkeley Pharmacy Wars May Lead to Ban
• Cal Day slideshow spotlights campus’s big bash
• Ex-Berkeleyite Greg Mortenson Accused of Faking Three Cups of Tea
• Oakland A's Still .500, But Now in Stereo!
• Hey, Slackers: Here's a List of Post Offices With Extended Hours Today
• Facebook's "Pot Farm" Nominated for Video Game Award
• Skip Tracer Installment 42: Getting a leg up on the story
• Freshman admission data 2011-12
• Campus releases 2011-12 admissions data
• Monday Must Read: Republicans Set to Block Key Labor Contracts; More Cuts for Community Colleges
• Career Compass maps out its next stage
• Breyer: Faith in reason, or faith in force?
• Campus staffers honored for 'going beyond' daily responsibilities
• A truly distinguished lot
• Voluntary separation with severance pay is now an option
• Amoeba the Best Music Store in the US, Says Rolling Stone
• Your Guide to Record Store Day Tomorrow
• 95.7 FM to Switch from Country to Sports Programming
• The Kitchen Sink: New Rudy's Can't Fail Opening Within a Month, Plus Burgers, Pasta, and Other Carby Fun
• What’s Taking Alameda So Long to Hire Russo?
• Campus helps graduating students cope with bleak job market
• Comedian Ngaio Bealum on 4/20, Obama and 'Puff Puff Pass' at Punchline
• Friday Must Read: State Lawmakers to Lose Their Cars; Quan Says She Doesn’t Have Secret Poll
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Spring Egg Hunt Extravaganza
• Cal Profs Apparently Among the Highest-Paid in the Nation
• EBMUD Loses Court Case Involving New Dam in Sierra Foothills
• Chancellor’s Outstanding Staff Awards ceremony Friday will be webcast
• State Senate Passes Landmark LGBT Education Bill
• Quan Posts Strong Approval Ratings
• More than 12,900 offered admission after competitive application period
• Peep Oaksterdam's Dope Mural Nominated to the Oakland Indie Awards
• Thursday Must Read: Bonds’ Hubris Gets Him Convicted; BART GM to Get Golden Parachute
• Lone Juror Held Out on Convicting Bonds of Perjury
• East Bay Solar News: BrightSource Secures $1.6 Billion in Federal Financing, SunPower Opens Milpitas Plant
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• The Roundup: Big Bust in SoMa After Fire; 'Marijuana Man' to Save the Day
• It's an East Bay Earth Day Party: A Roundup of Local Earth Day Events and Promotions
• Wednesday Must Read: Democrats May Try New Plan for Taxes; Brown Signs Landmark Green Energy Law
• One-Night Stands
• Joyce Carol Oates' Journey of Grief and Gardening
• A Taste of Summer at Doña Tomás
• Punks Versus Hipsters: The Battle Royale
• Gambling on Gluten-Free Beers
• Letters for the Week of April 13
• John Russo's E-Z Guide to Job Hunting
• Double Identity at Traywick Contemporary
• First Person Singular Throws the Book out the Window
• Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Del McCoury Band
• A Sliggitay Legacy
• Aurora Theatre Embraces Eccentricities
• A Tale of Two Trials
• Local Licks
• Why a Politically Connected Firm Lost Its Contract
• In Defense of Marriage
• The Uncivil Jewish Debate
• The Heavenly States
• Tax the Rich!
• The Cruel Irony of the Oakland Zoo Expansion
• Retrograde Redux
• The Conspirator
• Dengue Fever
• Art in Oakland Expands and Contracts
• Henry Rollins Seizes the Lectern
• Berkeley Public Library's North Branch Temporary Closure for Renovations and New Construction
• Sixth Annual Bluegrass for the Greenbelt Festival Lineup Announced
• Today's Must Watch: Stephen Colbert on Planned Parenthood
• UCPD releases sketches of two sex assault suspects
• Sex Crimes Increase on UC Berkeley Campus
• The New Yorker: WTF?
• Indoor Pot Equals 1% U.S. Electricity Use
• BCC Closed for Spring Break April 18-24, 2011
• Tuesday Must Read: Oakland’s Deficit Balloons to $58 Million; Brown Signs Sweetheart Deal with Prison Guards
• Two More Parkway Deals Fall Through; Theater Still Looking for a New Home
• Kala Art Institute News - April 8, 2011
• Enrollment for Summer and Fall 2011 Begins This Week
• CIRM Awards $1.08 million Grant to BCC Biotechnology Dept. for “Specialty in Stem Cell Biology”
• Fair and Unbalanced: The Tale of Two Trials
• Why ABC Security Lost Its City Hall Contract
• Berkeley Woman Crowned Miss Cougar International
• Cal Day to celebrate the Peace Corps at 50 — and wow visitors
• The Roundup: The High Cost of Indoor Pot, and a Pretty Good Album from Snoop Dogg
• Skip Tracer Installment 41: WWMD: What would Morrissey do?
• Outside Lands Lineup: Muse, Phish, Arcade Fire, Black Keys, MGMT, Deadmau5
• Monday Must Read: Cal Men’s Gymnastics Raises $2 million; State Legislators Pile Up Car Accident Costs
• 30th Annual Quilt Show at Berkeley Public Library
• Cal Day: It's about the dazzle
• Berkeley moves toward climate neutrality
• UC Berkeley welcomes visitors April 18 for Cal Day 2009
• College launches “President’s Circle” fund raising initiative to support BCC programs
• Around the Bay in Music: New Club Night in Oakland, Foreign Legion Movie Premiere Tonight, KUSF Sister Station KZSU in Jeopardy
• Slideshow: Imploding Oak Knoll
• Charter Day: Happy Birthday, UC Berkeley!
• In a happy reversal, Cal baseball called safe
• The Kitchen Sink: Goodbye to A.G. Ferrari in Berkeley; Hello to Sandwiches and Soul Food in Oakland
• Otaez Restaurant Owner Fatally Shot
• Baseball Saved at Cal
• Mayor and Council Should Ignore Parcel Tax Poll
• "Pursuit of Happyness" hero to address 2009 graduates
• UC Berkeley opens its doors for annual Cal Day extravaganza
• Campus, neighborhood association settle stadium dispute
• President’s Message
• Friday Must Read: The GOP Wants to Shut Down Federal Gov’t Over Abortion; State Dems Talk of Closing UC Campuses
• We Stand Corrected: Phillip Garrido Enters a Shocking Not Guilty Plea
• Almost 13,000 high school students offered admission to UC Berkeley
• Memorial Stadium construction moving into next phase
• Thursday Must Read: Richmond Kills Point Molate Casino; Brown Says UC Tuition Could Double
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Berkeley Public Library's Local Places...Sacred Spaces Presents Reconnecting Community...
• Special Hearing on West Branch and South Branch Library Projects
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Video: Spoken-Word Poet Jazz Hudson
• Plans for a MacArthur Transit Village Finally in the Works
• The Roundup: Danny McBride's 'Your Highness'; Mark Leno Bill Advances
• Comments sought on Employee Reduction in Time proposal
• Wednesday Must Read: Quan’s Parcel Tax Voted Down; ABC Security Loses City Contract
• The Submarines
• First Sandwich, Then Sex
• Corrections for the Week of April 6
• Bill Cunningham New York
• A Modernist Proposal at Craft and Cultural Arts Gallery
• Cereal Monogamy at Cafe Yesterday
• Belgian Buzz
• The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
• Pollution Plan Will Be Costly
• Lamenting Lithuania with Ruta Sepetys
• An Oakland Man's Fight to Save Bradley Manning
• Jerry Brown Abandons Ballot Initiative
• Riveting Royal NoneSuch
• Hanna
• A Triumphant Return for David K. Matthews
• Immortal Technique's Two Sides
• Berkeley Patients Care Collective Turns Ten
• But Now I See
• Local Licks
• Destroying Alameda Creek
• Soundgarden
• One-Night Stands
• Oakland Overgrown
• Letters for April 6
• Bowie Said It Best
• Mark Schlissel named provost of Brown University
• Raiders Wide Receiver Caught With Viagra
• The Roundup: Willie Nelson Walks, High Times Weed Cup Hits Denver
• For prospective undergrads, student-authored Golden Bears Blog could just be the X factor in choosing Cal
• Tuesday Must Read: Quan Gets Booed By Labor; Oakland Mayor Also Pushes Parcel Tax
• Garrido to Plead Guilty for Kidnapping Jaycee Dugard
• Reading and composition classes expanded
• Monday Must Read: Southwest Finds Cracks in Three More Planes; California May Move to Popular Vote in Presidential Elections
• Concert: The African Connection
• Researchers develop a robot that folds towels
• Kala-Fornia: State of the Art and Gala Auction
• Robert Reich on the state of California
• The Kitchen Sink: Beer, Here
• Contributions to UC pension fund set to restart
• Friday Must Read: Tax the Rich!; Brown’s Wife Screams at Republican Leader
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• The Governator to Become a Cartoon Character
• Chancellor's new advisory group aims to help set Cal Athletics on path to financial sustainability
• Lt. Governor Newsom visits Bear territory
• Thursday Must Read: Koch Brothers Fund UC Berkeley Climate-Change Skeptic; Radioactive Rain Falls on US
• City of Oakland Shuts Down Novella Carpenter's Urban Farmstand
• Nike "Cheech and Chong" 4/20 Shoe Teasers Appear
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Defense Attorneys Demand Release of Gang Injunction Defendant Javier Quintero
• On a listening tour at Berkeley, UC Commission on the Future has its vision tested
• UCOP to cut operating costs, shift system funding model
• Wednesday Must Read: No June Election and Redevelopment Saved — for Now; Oakland Candidates Jockey to Replace Russo
• Go to the Westside Cafe, Young Foodie
• The East Bay's Best Dining Guide
• The Dropkick Murphys
• Letters for March 30
• Hunx & His Punks
• Source Code
• Celestial Stop and Go
• Rye, Revisited
• Gaga, Oh, La La
• Driving While Buzzed to Become Illegal
• The Strokes
• Berkeley Faces Huge Budget Cuts
• Beyond Burger Joints and Bar Nuts
• Thirsting for Extreme Beers
• Corrections for the Week of March 30
• Did Trucks Prompt the Salmon Resurgence?
• Super
• Jerry Brown's Budget Plan Unravels
• The Evolution of Soul Luciani
• From Tune-Yards to Hot Lists
• Oakland Landlords Put on Notice
• Remembering Reagan with Del Quentin Wilber
• Comfort Food, Transplanted
• Local Licks
• Don't Stop Believin', Beardo
• Report: Alameda Picks Russo to be City Manager
• Tuesday Must Read: Bonds’ Ex Talks of Sex and Roid Rage; Gas Could Hit $5 a Gallon
• The Roundup: Nate Dogg's funeral; Time Mag Goes to Oaksterdam; NYT Mag on Humboldt
• Skip Tracer Installment 39: Walker tows the credit line
• Monday Must Read: FBI Investigates Elihu Harris; GOP Gives Brown Seven-Page List of Demands
• Campus police chief will step down in July
• Oakland Scammer Wanted for Robbing the Local Elderly of $20,000
• Day Around the Bay in Music: Eddie Vedder Coming to Oakland, Forum on Musicians and Health Care
• The Kitchen Sink: All-You-Can-Eat Pizza in Berkeley; Death of a Donut Shop in Alameda
• Berkeley Bowl Turns Down Union — Again
• Alice Waters Joins Twitter
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Friday Must Read: Quan Picks Ex-Fire Chief to be City Administrator; State Regulators Let PG&E Off the Hook
• Nominations open for UC Retirement System Advisory Board
• Advice for Chris Brown, Who Also Went Postal
• Yoshi's Engineer Goes Postal Inside Club
• 5th Annual Oakland Indie Awards: Nominate a business by 3/30 and be automatically entered to win a special prize pack*
• U.S. Has a $1.7 Billion Legal Pot Industry; 70.6 Percent Drug Prisoner Recidivism
• Campus leaders tell Town Hall they hope to minimize layoffs, but must close a 'huge funding gap'
• Our University: New newsletter covers pensions, budget and more
• All-Nighters Make You Happy, UC Berkeley Researchers Say
• Thursday Must Read: Brown’s Tax Measures May Be Doomed; Court Refuses to Restart Gay Weddings
• Dog Park Meeting Civil, But Consensus-Free
• APASA appeals to campus for Japan relief aid
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Oski — No longer a loser
• Black Guys on a Beautiful Day: The Investigative Report
• The Roundup: Dre, Snoop, and Weed's Banking Crisis
• Regents approve borrowing options to fund pension plan
• Cal Day 2010 to be held Saturday, April 17
• Oakland police Sgt. Daniel Sakai killed in line of duty was a '96 Cal grad
• Live Show Review: Lady Gaga at the Oracle Arena (Plus Pictures!)
• Wednesday Must Read: Brown May Delay Tax Measures Until November; CSU Faces Worst Financial Crisis
• Dusty Old Sherry Shuffles off the Back Shelf
• Local Licks
• Unchained Melodies of John Brothers Piano Company
• Sex in Wartime
• Anamanaguchi
• Oakland's Homeroom Says Welcome Back, Cheddar
• Carancho
• A More Enterprising Foreign Legion
• Brown Struggles with Budget
• Anthony David
• Uncertainty Is the New Certainty
• Pot Is a National Security Issue
• Has Oakland Killed Community Policing?
• Cal Loses Athletes and Scholars
• Touch of Acoustic Africa
• Toxic Art
• One-Night Stands
• Sipping in Sicily with Robert Camuto
• Letters for March 23
• East Bay Small Cities Share Services
• The Oakland Running Festival Goes the Distance
• Winter in Wartime
• Free Thought, As Defined by Robert Dubac
• Faith Accompli at the Oakland Museum of California, Part Two
• Awol One & Factor
• Exhibit : ‘Then and Now’ - Mixed Media Paintings by Laila Espinoza
• Wild Foods Presentation at Berkeley Public's Central Library
• Berkeley Public Library Announces: Claremont Branch Library Temporary Closure for Renovations and New Construction
• Tang in space…again
• Ecology Center Likely to Keep Berkeley Recycling Contract
• Building-wide Power Outage
• Pacific Steel Workers on Strike
• Midday power failure darkens areas of Berkeley near campus
• Gunshot Fired at Berkeley High This Morning
• NBA Baller Cuttino Mobley Assists Rhode Island "Compassion Center"
• Hazardous eucalyptus trees slated for removal
• Tuesday Must Read: Will Brown Circumvent Two-Thirds Vote?; Leftist Enviros Derail Cap and Trade
• Los Angeles Times Discovers Oakland
• Travel-free meeting grants now available
• Admission decisions to be posted Thursday
• Skip Tracer Installment 38: Reliving the Rockford Files
• The Roundup: Thom Yorke and DOOM Team Up; CA. Legalization 2012
• Monday Must Read: State Budget Deadline Looms; Oakland Firefighters Contract Criticized
• Berkeley Public Library Invites You to Become Expert at Using Learning Express Library and the Berkeley Information Network
• Japan Relief Efforts: A Local Roundup
• Staff invited to March 24 town hall on the budget
• A new garden grows at Berkeley
• Quench your thirst the Berkeley way
• A free lunch, with filmmakers Ang Lee and James Schamus
• A poet views the oak-grove standoff
• Clearance Sale At Berkeley Rep For Costumes, Props and Furniture
• 24 Hour Digital Film Challenge
• Around the Bay in Music: SXSW Wrapping Up, Dance Music Fans to Rally City Hall
• The Kitchen Sink: Ice Cream in North Berkeley, Mac n'Cheese in Emeryville, Sushi on Piedmont
• Oakland Raider Mario Henderson Arrested
• Weekender: The Top Five Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Friday Must Read: Japan Asks US for Help with Nuclear Crisis; Still No Radiation Threat to California
• Look to overweight, not overseas, for source of U.S. health problems, says surgeon general
• The Rumors Are True: Insane Clown Posse Performs Live in Your Living Room
• New Mark Twain book offers fresh insights into author
• Blood Testing at Hyperspeed, Thanks to UC Berkeley Bioengineers
• Thursday Must Read: Japanese Attempts to Cool Reactor Fail; California Legislature OK’s Cuts to Poor, But GOP Blocks Attempt to Kill Redevelopment
• Chancellor Birgeneau testifies in Sacramento
• Escapist Comic Book Store Opens on Claremont Avenue
• Linda Schacht Gage honored at “Outstanding Women of Berkeley” awards ceremony
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• RIP Nate Dogg
• Tidewater Boating Center Opens in East Oakland
• Report: Starbucks and Peet's in Merger Talks
• From the Chancellor's Office: Followup on the budget and senior administrators' actions
• A Closer Look at the RAND Study on MediCann Patients
• Wednesday Must Read: Japan Meltdown Threat Worsens; Californians Want to Vote on Brown’s Tax Measures
• Catch the Flying Disc at Disco Volante
• NFL Owners Hijack Our Fun
• La Sera
• Bison Brewing Company Is Seeking Green Hops
• Letters for March 16
• One-Night Stands
• Corrections for the Week of March 16
• Trekking the Med With Joel Stratte-McClure
• Tsunami Fears
• Cut the Breakers and the Cult of Quiet
• Louis Katz
• Are Striped Bass Really Killing Salmon?
• Two Sides of Ty Segall
• Oakland Club Owners Fight Back
• Faith Accompli at Oakland Museium of California
• The Great Shark Slaughter
• Zion-I and The Grouch
• Three's the Magic Number
• Editor's Note
• Jane Eyre
• Steve Coleman and 5 Elements
• Paul
• Local Licks
• Spring Awakening
• Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Keep Blazin'
• North Branch Library And Claremont Branch Library Close Temporarily For Construction
• With Onstage, Berkeley Rep Invites Everyone To Dine In Style
• "B" Shuttle May Grow Up to Be a Big Street Car
• How to Help: Relief organizations aiding Japan quake and tsunami victims
• Tuesday Must Read: Fears of Nuke Meltdown in Japan Spur a Run on Iodine in Northern California; Brown’s Budget Talks with GOP 5 Unravel
• Meet the Grantmakers: Funding for East Bay Health and Human Service Organizations
• Oakland Band High on Fire Survives Its Second Consecutive Natural Disaster
• Skip Tracer Installment 37: Walker shuts down the sugar shack
• The Roundup: Beastie Boys, Owsley Stanley, L.A. NORML conference
• Monday Must Read: Gas Prices Could Derail Climate Change Law; Japan Disaster Could Dampen Nuclear Power Revival
• Tiger Blood Being Sold in Emeryville
• Birdland Barbecue is Back — Sort Of
• A's to Aid Earthquake Relief
• Pic and Video: Tsunami Hits Emeryville
• Gallup Happiness Index: Oakland Is a 69
• The Kitchen Sink: Plum's Opening a Bar; Asian Street Food Coming to Uptown; the Triumphant Return of Jon's Street Eats
• Chancellor, campus leaders brief the media on Berkeley budget issues
• Campus to expand reading and composition curriculum
• Berkeley student body lines up and around and around to see the Dalai Lama
• Newspaper on a mission
• Staffer a winner in campus essay contest
• One week, four key lectures
• Weekender: The Top 5 Things to Do Over the Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Friday Must Read: Tsunami Warning in Bay Area; East Bay Could Lose Legislative Seats
• Berkeley Rep Announces An Exhilarating New Season of Plays
• Judge Tosses Civil Rights Case Against OPD
• The Roundup: Alligator Found Guarding Pot Farm
• Thursday Must Read: Brown Delays Budget Vote; Blacks Continue to Flee Oakland and Richmond
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Around the Bay in Music: Mog Targets TV and Auto, Local Teen Makes American Idol Finals
• Local Gas Stations Cut Prices by Offering Vegetarian Fuel
• Berkeley Recycling Workers at Odds After Consultant Report
• Benefits of mentorships abound for campus participants
• New options for employees aim to reduce workforce and workload
• The Roundup: SF Drug Cases Dropped, BOE Backs Dispensary Bill
• Wednesday Must Read: Alameda’s Measure A Wins; Oakland Population Drops 2 Percent
• John Muir and the Walking Cure
• Singing the Blues in Beijing With Alan Paul
• The Demise of Kitty's
• Oakland's Grow House Hazards
• Married to the Mob
• The Greening of Richmond
• Correction for the Week of March 9
• Raashan Ahmad
• Sampling British Beers at Commonwealth Cafe and Pub
• Journaling the RPM Challenge
• A Commitment to Principles
• Letters for March 9
• Exhaling With Stephanie Jones
• The Perfect Storm
• Step Right Up to the George Chen Show
• Apps for Oak Trees
• One-Night Stands
• Ignacio De La Fuente Blocks Tax Measures
• Endangered Blood
• Bowl'd Over
• What's Next for Berkeley Patients Group?
• Land of Ruined
• Asian American Film Festival
• More Alameda Turmoil
• Faster! Harder!
• Oakland Band Tune-Yards Hits #4 on Rolling Stone's "Hot List"
• The Roundup: Wiz Khalifa, Charlie Sheen, and The Drug Czar
• Los Angeles Lotto Time
• Cal Scientists: The End is Near
• Amber Alert for Kidnapped Central Valley Boy and Mom
• Birgeneau, Breslauer lay out budget situation, options to address shortfalls
• New collaborations sought for Chancellor's Community Partnership Fund
• Testing the Weed Testers, Ctd.
• Golden Gate Fields Submits Bid for Lawrence Berkeley Lab
• Drugs Decriminalized in the Budget?
• Tuesday Must Read: Oakland Council Puts Parcel Tax on Ballot; Brown’s Budget Plan Stalls in Sacramento
• Outside Lands Tickets Go On Sale Today — Be an Eager Beaver
• TMZ: 'Charlie Sheen' Weed Sighted in LA Clubs
• What's Next for Berkeley Patients Group
• Cal Protests Post-Mortem: Demonstrators Still Awaiting Charges; Police Conduct Under Criticism
• Skip Tracer Installment 36: The karate kids battle the drunken master
• Monday Must Read: Oakland Council Considers Tax Measures; Oakland Cop Who Shot Man in Back Must Be Rehired
• Berkeley Public Library's Local Spaces…Sacred Spaces Series Presents Laura McCreery's
• East Bay Zombie Book Up for Bloody Big Award
• The Kitchen Sink: Cocktails, Cured meat, Cuban food
• Students end protest on ledge of Wheeler Hall
• Moffitt Library: Renovating a Bear essential
• Campus turns out for opening of Sutardja Dai Hall
• Stiles Hall: a 'living room' with a committed fan club
• 'Day of Action' starts quietly, peacefully at Berkeley
• Oakland Submits Bids for Lawrence Berkeley Lab Campus
• Weekender: The Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Friday Must Read: Brown’s Plan to Kill Redevelopment Wins Key Vote; Oakland Moves to Tie Up Redevelopment Dollars
• Sonya Rapoport: Pairings of Polarities, Curated by Terri Cohn and Anuradha Vikram - Exhibition
• Protesters descend voluntarily after occupying Wheeler Hall ledge
• Update on the Oaks Card Club: 15 Indicted on Charges of Drug Dealing, Loan Sharking, and Racketeering
• Cal Students Occupy Wheeler Hall (Again)
• Berkeley Cracks Down on...Chair Massages?
• Oakland's Lecherous Gaze Debuts New Track "Sold"
• Sports: Apparently Cocoa Krispies and Alcohol Don't Mix
• March 4 rallies to 'Defend Public Education' planned for Berkeley and around state
• 17 Arrested in Cal Protests
• Amtrak Train Kills Pedestrian
• Thursday Must Read: Plan to Kill Redevelopment Moves Forward; Brown and GOP May Reach Tax Deal
• La Peña Cultural Center Presents MamacoAtl and Diana Gameros In Concert
• Day of Action draws small crowds on campus
• Mike Daisey Makes Off with $1169 and a Half Cent
• Oakland Saves The Jack London Aquatic Center
• Emeryville's Oaks Card Club Raided by the Feds
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• How Berkeley is finding its voice in Sacramento
• Campus ride-sharing goes online and interactive
• Wednesday Must Read: Kamala Harris Asks Court to Reinstate Gay Marriage; More PG&E Missteps in San Bruno Disaster
• Letters for the Week of March 2
• Hate Man
• Cops Charging Overtime to Clubs
• Talib Kweli
• Corrections for the Week of March 2
• Sake? In Berkeley?
• The Abstractionist Express at Berkeley Art Museum
• The Adjustment Bureau
• One-Night Stands
• iGrow/WeGrow Allegedly Doesn't Pay Bills
• The Richmond Bioswale Project
• Philip Gotanda Goes Back to School
• Tenants Win Big Fraud Case Against Landlord
• The Magnum Gold Rap
• Drawing Dogs With Ashley Wolff
• Local Licks
• When We Leave
• Emily Heller Explains It All
• Fruitvale the New Hipster Hangout?
• The Battle for Lawrence Berkeley Lab
• Saving Mothers With Laura Stachel
• Kid Stuff
• Russo's Donations May Pay Off
• Blame It on the Noise Pop
• The Earl of Southie
• For Berkeley alums, this UC Day is all about the future
• Berkeley's budget: tradeoffs, choices, and challenges
• Tuesday Must Read: Quan May Hire New City Administrator Soon; Pension Reform May Not Help Budget
• Three Sisters
• Team of 15 Thieves in Matching Clothes Stage High-Tech Fremont Heist
• Antioch Man Sentenced to One Year in Prison for Bay Bridge Standoff
• BREAKING NEWS: iGrow/WeGrow Allegedly Doesn’t Pay Bills
• Skip Tracer Installment 35: Frankie gets behind the wheel
• Russo's Alameda Competition Revealed
• Monday Must Read: Brown’s Tax Deadline Nears; Federal Gov’t Shutdown Seems Unlikely
• Noise Pop Live Review: Peanut Butter Wolf
• Noise Pop Review and Interview: Nick Zinner's 1001 Images
• Berkeley's Cinnaholic Becomes DailyGourmet.com's First-Ever "Deal"
• Vandals strike campus building, trouble spills onto city streets
• 'Pockets of intimacy' for undergrads
• SF Shakespeare Presents 'The Tempest' at Berkeley Public Library
• Creativity Blooms At Berkeley Rep's School Of Theatre
• The Kitchen Sink: New Bars Coming to Uptown, Greek Food in Grand Lake
• As if the A's Didn't Have Enough to Worry About
• Cal Men's Basketball Out on NCAA Probation
• Noise Pop Live Review: Ted Leo Solo, for Better and for Worse
• The Roundup: Zeta Payback, Hunter S. Thompson, Narc Scandal
• Russo Donated Heavily to Alameda Politicians
• Prince Fan Beaten by Other Concertgoers at Wednesday Night's Show
• Weekender: The Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Friday Must Read: Russo Is a Finalist for Alameda City Manager’s Job; OPD Apologizes for Raid
• Soul Women And Rockers On Film
• Berkeley Police Department News - February 23, 2011
• Berkeley's Sumo Grub Basks in Publicity — and Soy Oil
• Finally, KPFA Reinstates Brian Edwards-Tiekert with Back Pay
• The Roundup: Wavves, Best Coast, Lady Gaga, and George Clooney
• Live Review: Dan Deacon's Rickshaw Stop Show Was a Hot Mess
• Thursday Must Read: Obama Declares Anti-Gay-Marriage Law Unconstitutional; Snow Could Hit Bay Area Tonight
• Medical Pot Taxes, Dispensary Licenses, Weed Farmer Leniency Bills Filed in Sacramento
• Obama to nominate UC Berkeley professor to Council of Economic Advisors
• Cal Scientist: Everything You Know About Dinosaurs is Wrong
• Children's Hospital Oakland Plagued by Gun Violence
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Chancellor Birgeneau: Cal on Its Way to Becoming a Federal University
• Wednesday Must Read: Cellphones Affect Brain Functions; Pension Battle Looms in Sacramento
• A Toy Worth Waiting For
• Lower Temescal
• John Russo Considers Quitting
• East Bay Overview
• Far From the Maddening Crowds
• Pondering Parenting with Summer Wood
• Police Targeting Oakland's Black Venues?
• Point Richmond
• La Culta de Ana Tijoux
• Telegraph Avenue and 23rd Street
• Broadway and Grand
• Lakeshore Avenue and Grand Avenue
• Oakland Now an Intoxication Station
• Radiohead
• Corrections for the February 23
• Mua, Pican, and Ozumo: A Cocktail Crawl in High Heels
• Just Cause Gets EBMUD to Turn the Water Back On
• Exploring the East Bay's Culinary Riches
• San Pablo Avenue and University Avenue
• Local Licks
• Jack London Square
• Downtown Berkeley
• Changing Brains With Richard Abbey
• Shopping for Every Occasion
• Teutonic Tonic at Gaumenkitzel
• As Protests Continue, KUSF Buyer Hopes to Move Operations Away from Campus
• Noise Pop Starts Tonight; Badge Deadline at 3 p.m. Today
• High on Fire Stranded in New Zealand Due to Earthquake
• New "Oakland Shines" Program Aims to Green Downtown Businesses
• The Roundup: DUI Limits Proposed for Weed
• Prince Adds Thursday Show
• Parkway Landlord Rejects Theater Suitor's Last and Best Offer
• Berkeley Wine Fest Pops Its Cork Again
• The Roundup: Groupon Clone for Weed Launches
• Skip Tracer Installment 34: Detroit, emotional geometry and the shivering Eskimo
• UC Berkeley: It didn't change - you let them get away with it
• Book Into Film: The Cider House Rules - Discussion Group
• Before a tree falls in the forest…
• So, Who is Testing the Weed Testers?
• The Kitchen Sink: This Week in East Bay Food News
• Sports: Why We Should Be Cheering — Not Jeering — the Warriors
• 'Faculty need to participate directly in remaking the State of California,' says Academic Senate chair
• Pioneering initiative launched on equity, diversity and inclusion, backed by Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund
• Applicants sought for 2009-2010 grants from Chancellor's Community Partnership Fund
• Sexual-harassment training for supervisors
• Weekender: The Next Three Days in the East Bay
• Friday Must Read: Oakland Agrees to Pay Rapper $300,000; IRS Treats Harborside as a Drug Trafficker
• Berkeley Rep Announces Winning Teen Writers for Annual Festival
• Kidnapping Accomplice Apprehended
• Another Blow to Berkeley Entertainment: Beckett's Closes
• 'Honeytrapper' Arrested on Drug Charges
• Thursday Must Read: Jerry’s Tax Plan May Be Dead; State High Court Takes Up Prop 8 — Again
• UC replacing campus payroll systems
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Live Review: Cake Runs With Classic Recipe
• Antiquity reborn: Parthenon casts mounted in Dwinelle lobby
• Russo Admits That He's Thought About Resigning
• Prince! In Oakland! Next week! Hell yeah!
• One Suspect Apprehended, One Sought in Oakland Kidnapping Case
• Wednesday Must Read: Russo May Resign; Oakland Schools Prepare for Massive Layoffs
• Letters for February 16
• The Jayhawks
• Disabled Fight Jerry Brown's Budget
• Skewering Cinderella with Peggy Orenstein
• Stuck in the Middle
• Interview with John McMillian
• Facebook and the Immigrant Generation
• The Golden Rule: Even the Rain and Kaboom
• Lifestyles of the Fobulous
• To Covet a Barista
• Say Hi
• Gregg Allman
• When Two Become Hudson
• Smiling Into the Mirror with Ali Kane
• Mystik Journeymen and the Depths of Survival
• Corrections for the Week of February 16
• Local Licks
• Hyper-Local Beer Bust
• Contra Costa County Ordered to Rehire Michael Gressett
• Bring the Noise Pop
• One-Night Stands
• Figure Studies at PHOTO and Kroswork
• Will Jerry Brown's Plan Spur Suburban Sprawl?
• An Alameda Power Play?
• In Defense of Andy Warhol
• North Branch Library and Claremont Branch Library Close Temporarily for Construction
• Cast Album From Berkeley Rep's American Idiot Wins Grammy Award
• Comic Relief Closes
• The Roundup: Oakland's Got New Pot Lawyers; 2012 Drug War Budget Grows
• The Oakland Raiders are "Evil," According to Donald Rumsfeld
• Tupac Apparently Dead, Film to Be Made
• Bonnaroo Lineup Announced
• Campus expands course offerings
• FAQ: Expanded course offerings
• Indoors or out, summer means camp at Berkeley
• Tuesday Must Read: Gang Injunction Gets Mixed Results; New Bill Would Ban Shark Fin Soup
• Job Opening at La Peña Cultural Center
• Survey seeks input on restaurants for Lower Sproul
• Check it out: Colorado Weed Cops Get Badges
• Skip Tracer Installment 33: Zen and the art of throwing metal objects
• Monday Must Read: Brown Rediscovers His Inner Frugal; The Rain Is Back
• Operational Excellence homes in on potential savings
• Summertime is camp time for Berkeley kids
• Regents act on UCRP, eligibility
• What's cooking at the Library?
• College launches “President’s Circle” fund raising initiative to support BCC programs
• The Kitchen Sink: News and Notes From This Week in East Bay Food
• High Times for Wikileaks, Bath Salts and Egyptian Democracy: A Review of Smoking Typewriters — the Sixties Underground Press and Rise of Alternative Media in America
• Cal Saves Men's Rugby, Women's Lacrosse, and Women's Gymnastics
• President’s Message
• Three UC Berkeley athletic teams to be preserved
• Chancellor’s statement on continuation of sports teams
• Friday Must Read: Legislative Analyst Targets Pensions; Trib Tower in Receivership
• Anna Deavere Smith Returns To Berkeley Rep With Let Me Down Easy
• Berkeley Rep Reschedules Rita Moreno: Life Without Makeup
• San Francisco Board of Supervisors Protests the Sale of KUSF
• Musicians and DIY Electronics Swap Meet on Sunday, Feb. 20
• No News Yet for Cal Sports
• Thursday Must Read: Brown Blocks Sale of State Buildings; Is There a Redevelopment Compromise in the Works?
• Sean Keane Jockeys for Position on the Country Music Channel
• You Write Too Long: This Week's Feature, Bite-Sized
• Brilliant Reason to Drink: BoozeTube
• New advisory group to help map campus's technological future
• Berkeley Art Museum's new installation puts the fun in functional art
• Plans to restore historic campus building and provide new Blum Center home move forward
• Wednesday Must Read: Quan Takes 25% Pay Cut; Cal Sports May Be Violating Federal Law
• Super Awesome! Cedar Rapids and The Eagle
• The Decemberists
• Down the Spectrum Road
• Whole Foods or Major Headache?
• Fund-Raising for the Facebook Generation
• Oakland's Post-Car Press Promotes Car-Free Travel
• Grayceon's Organic Metal
• Contra Costa County's Questionable Payoff
• Dunking With Doug Merlino
• Thai Me Down at Pin Toh
• Collapse Burdened by Metaphor, Held Fast by Acting
• Beer and More Beer at SF Beer Week
• Love Bites
• Das Racist, For Real
• Power Plays
• Corrections for the Week of February 9
• Letters for the Week of February 9
• Local Licks
• New Pot Trading Cards Unveiled
• Vinicius Cantuaria & Bill Frisell
• One-Night Stands
• "Nice Leftovers" at Berkeley Art Museum
• Social Distortion
• Lunch Love Community and the Story of Berkeley's School Lunch Initiative
• Jean Quan Gambles on Anthony Batts
• UC Berkeley: Chancellor's $3,000,000 consultants
• Viral Conspiracy Theory of the Day: Dr. Dre Started Burning Man?
• Concrete work will close Haste St. on Wednesday
• BREAKING NEWS: CoCo DA Ordered to Rehire Accused Prosecutor
• New campus budget chief’s ax is a ’60s-era Fender Strat — but in 2011, he says, the wind cries ‘change’
• D.A.R.E. To Keep Kids Off Bath Salts
• Finally, Some Good News for KUSF
• Tuesday Must Read: Council and Quan Criticize Russo; Salmon Run Improves
• 'Eye of the Sun' at La Pena Cultural Center
• UC President Yudof addresses state Assembly Budget Subcommittee
• BREAKING NEWS: Contra Costa County's Questionable Payoff
• Glee's Got Nothing on “Bollywood Berkeley 2011”
• Federal Court Rejects New Electric Transmission Lines in Mojave Desert, But East Bay Solar Companies Unaffected
• Quan Gambles on Batts
• Two bear cubs join orphaned bruins at Sagehen
• Daily Roundup: Reagan Would've Jailed You For That Super 'Bowl'
• Monday Must Read: Lots of Weekend Crime; the Jack London Aquatic Center May Close; There Was a Football Game Yesterday
• A's Welcome You to 2011 Sort Of....
• Everblue Training Institute Awarded National Accreditation by ACCET
• The Kitchen Sink: News and Notes From This Week in East Bay Food
• Chiddy Bang and the New Nostalgia
• Blakes on Telegraph Has Closed
• Birdland Jazz Club Returns Tonight, Sort Of
• Unrest in Egypt: Coping and support resources for the campus
• A fair display of books as art
• Barroom Brawl at Kitty's Turns into a Full-On Riot
• Friday Must Read: Batts is Staying, Gang Injunction Defense is Moving Forward
• Happy Birthday, Gertrude Stein!
• Rudy's Cafe Confirmed for New Fox Theater Foodie Complex
• Egyptian Students Use Facebook to Organize a Protest at Cal
• Top quality graduate students flock to UC Berkeley despite budget woes
• Thursday Must Read: Oakland's Pot Farms are Illegal; PG&E Operating Pipes Way Above Limits
• La Pena Presents The Cuban Economy A Presentation by Eric Leenson
• The White Stripes Disband: Not A Shock, but Still Sad
• You Write Too Long: This Week’s Feature, Bite-Sized
• Coachella: The Cry of the Ticketless
• Excellence in Management nominations now being accepted
• Coliseum Redevelopment Zone Looks Legit
• Nathan Brostrom, Berkeley's budget guru, departs for Oakland – but won't leave campus behind
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland May Get Weed Farms After All; Claremont Hotel Files for Bankruptcy
• Local Licks
• Pot Clubs Short California $150 Million in Taxes
• Iron and Wine
• Will Jean Quan Fire Anthony Batts?
• A New Place to Gamble?
• Breaking Bad Habits With Peter Guinosso
• Aero Soul and the Soul of the Street
• Minimally Sexual, Maximally Confused
• Jane Lui
• What's Left of BRT?
• Shane's Campaign to Free Leonard Peltier
• Power Trio at Craft & Cultural Arts Gallery
• Trackademicks Achievement
• A Better Breuner
• A New Look for Janine Brito
• Maid in the Shade: The Housemaid and The Rite
• Letters for February 2
• Corrections for the Week of February 2
• One-Night Stands
• When You Knead, a Friend at the Bread Project Café
• Skipping Second Helpings with Dayna Macy
• The Hipster Sacraments of El Ten Eleven
• The Bingo Kingpin
• Can You See Your Shadow?
• Karma Police and Grapes of Wrath
• Smuin Ballet: Making Ballet Fun Again
• Katy Stephan
• Festival draws budding scientists, engineers
• 57 rooms, killer view, free wi-fi — and a synchotron
• UC Berkeley renews the call for grads to join the Peace Corps
• Important message regarding the 2011-12 budget
• Berkeley Rep Presents Powerful Pulitzer-Winning Play 'Ruined'
• As Clock Ticks, Save KUSF Activists Plan Another Rally
• Mike Daisey Builds His Case Against Steve Jobs, and Explains Why He's Not an Apple Fanboy
• At Least One Good Thing to Come Out of Those Red Light Cameras
• Cal Freshman Does a Gloriously Geeky Gaga Parody Vid
• 'MK Ultra,' 'Durban Poison' Weed Trading Cards Unveiled
• Quan Should Let Batts Go
• Skip Tracer Installment 31: Thinking like a deadbeat
• Berkeley Tree-Sitter Charged with Stabbing
• Brunner Stands Up to Batts
• Batts Has Oakland by the Balls
• Obama On Ending Drug War: "Entirely legitimate topic for debate"
• In case of emergency, get a warning
• Library @ Berkeley
• Photography Exhibit: Jazz Moments - The Photography Of James Knox
• Berkeley's Plastic Bag Ban Still a Dream Deferred
• Report: Batts Not Going to San Jose
• From the "No, We're Not Making This Up" Files: Berkeley's Lil B Used in a Cal Lecture
• Winning innovation projects to improve campus climate
• Thursday Must Read: Would Brown’s Budget Kill People?; Quan and Other Mayors Push to Save Redevelopment
• Acclaimed Nicaraguan singer Katia Cardenal in Berkeley
• Win 2 tickets to Arhoolie 50th Anniversary Concert!
• Chronic Wellness: A Slideshow of Colorado Medical Marijuana Company Logos
• Dam Good News About Martinez Beavers
• As Mama Buzz Cafe Struggles, Artists Reach Out to Help
• Our University – budget, HR and other UC news
• Wednesday Must Read: 100,000 People to Apply for Oakland Sec. 8 Vouchers; Prop 8 Opponents Want Case to Stay in Federal Court
• Oakland Police Killed Fewer Suspects in 2010
• Getting Bullish
• Oluyemi Thomas/Sirone/Michael Wimberly
• New Rules Threaten Small Fishermen
• From Small Towns to Steve Jobs
• Lizz Wright
• Letters for January 26
• One-Night Stands
• Resurrection of Rappin' 4-Tay
• Discovering Argentinean Reds
• Chewing the Fat About Food With Victoria Wise
• The Hidden Costs of Jerry Brown's Plan
• Would the Departure of Anthony Batts Be That Bad?
• Berkeley Free Clinic Faces Tough Times
• The Collective Consciousness at Studio Quercus
• Corrections for the Week of January 26
• The Mad Genius of Mad Stash
• At 50, Arhoolie Records Looks Back and Goes Forward
• Aaron Novik's Floating World
• Harmonious Fists: Ip Man 2 and Biutiful
• Zongo Junction
• Learning to Trust With David Richo
• Local Licks
• OpenTable Reconsidered
• Kinky Episcopalian
• Oakland Apparently Home to the Second-Dirtiest Hotel in the Country
• Steve Jobs Defends the Foxconn Factories in Southern China
• The 2011 State of the Union — on Weed
• Sports: Website Challenging Brian Wilson to a Fight Nothing More Than a Forum for Giants and A’s Fans to Duke it Out
• Tuesday Must Read: Richmond Wins Layoffs Case Over Unions; State Lawmakers Rack Up Fuel Charges
• Richmond High Gang Rape Victim Awarded $4M in Settlement
• Coming Attractions Spring 2011: A season of delight and wonder
• Menlo Hotel Owner Charged with Arson Scam
• With New Funding and New Pressures, Measure Y Street Outreach Team Looks Forward
• KUSF Rally Planned for Tomorrow
• UC Berkeley Sees Record-High Number of Applications
• Know Your Drug War: $15 Billion in 2011
• Skip Tracer Installment 30: Love, hate and profanity in the Berkeley Bowl
• Former Michigan Gov. Granholm to teach at UC Berkeley
• Monday Must Read: GOP Says No New Taxes Without Pension Reform; Bad Weld Cited in Deadly PG&E Pipeline Blast
• Vacancy On The Berkeley Public Library’s Board Of Library Trustees
• The Mark Twain Project stretches out
• Picture-perfect preservation
• The state of Berkeley's budget
• Pot Club Ban In San Francisco Stems From Typo
• Emily Heller Beats Out Four Iron Comics at SF Punchline
• Is There Another Reason for Why Batts Wants to Go to San Jose?
• Chancelllor Birgeneau announces senior-management transition plans, as Brostrom accepts UCOP position
• Retrofitted and revamped, Bancroft reopens to regular hours
• Friday Must Read: Oakland Changes Community Policing; Brown Declares Fiscal Emergency
• Berkeley Public Library Presents 'Opera In The Library'
• Fancy Food Show Reveals 2011's Trends
• DEA: We Have Not Relaxed Our Policy on Medical Marijuana
• Sports: Why Monta Ellis Belongs in the All-Star Game
• UC Berkeley appoints new vice chancellor for administration and finance
• KUSF Debate Rages On
• Batts Really Wants San Jose Job
• Thursday Must Read: Nancy Skinner Targets Amazon.com Again; UC to Reject Top California Students for First Time
• The New Parkway Sets Its Sights off Park Blvd.
• Cut-Rate Crostini at Enoteca Molinari
• Budget gap threatens state’s Master Plan, Yudof tells regents
• 21 Grand Closes, For Good
• Mike Daisey Says the Show Must Go On
• Berkeley undergrad takes action to help Haiti
• Wednesday Must Read: Cities Race to Spend Redevelopment Funds; State Water Outlook Is Positive
• Step Right Up to Autobody Fine Art
• Crowdfunding Your Coffee at Awaken Café
• One-Night Stands
• At Jupiter's Mercy
• Abigail Washburn
• Local Licks
• Crimes and Survivors: The Way Back and Nuremberg
• Corrections for the Week of January 19
• T-Sisters Keep It Chthonic
• Berkeley Cabbies Take on City Hall
• Squeeze This, Rub That
• Amy Chua Meets Her Match in Aimee Allison
• Letters for January 19
• Mike Daisey Unpacks Our Cargo Credos
• Amos Lee
• Public Enemy Brings the Heat, Spares the Noise
• Keeping Pace With the East Bay Front Runners
• Parks in Peril
• Batts Traded to San Jose?
• Medical Cannabis Etiquette 101
• Mark Growden
• Self-Crafted K. Flay
• Free Class at the Berkeley Public Library: Proposal Writing Basics
• KUSF Sold and Replaced by KDFC
• Mistah FAB Drops New Mixtape, Announces Death of Hyphy
• Coalition for a Drug-Free California: 'End Pot Chaos, Random Drug Test All Kids'
• Walnut Creek Now a Cauldron of Alcohol-Induced Vice
• Berkeley's Student Newspaper Sued
• UC releases first accountability report on staff employees
• Why Losing Batts Isn’t that Bad
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown’s Plan Could Drive Businesses Out of Oakland, Richmond; Perata Becomes a Lobbyist
• This Just In: Eastern Alameda County Bird-Count Results
• Berkeley NewsCenter gets a makeover
• Top tools for the new NewsCenter
• Raiders Anoint Hue Jackson as New Head Coach
• Oakland's Restaurant Week Starts Sunday
• Still Flyin' Debuts New Material at the Rickshaw Stop
• UC Berkeley Study: Scat-Sniffing Dogs Invaluable for Wildlife Surveys
• Medical Marijuana Dispensary Etiquette 101
• Batts Sought San Jose Job Before the Election
• Skip Tracer Installment 29: Happy camps for the homeless
• Monday Must Read: Batts Headed to San Jose?; Brown Shields Big Oil, Prison Guards
• Catalytic Converter Thieves Nabbed
• Berkeley Car Burglar Booked
• Matthew Tirrell, UC Santa Barbara engineering dean, to join UC Berkeley as new chair of bioengineering
• Menlo Hotel Orders Residents to Vacate by Saturday
• Willows Theatre Resuscitated in Its Old Concord Home
• Oakland Council Needs to Tone Down the Jealousy
• High school students apply for fall 2011 UC Berkeley freshman admission in record numbers
• Fall 2010 applications up, officials use new outreach tools
• Weekly Roundup: Canny Bus Rolls On; Patch Piracy Gets Messy
• Campus restructuring saves $20 million
• Friday Must Read: No DUI Charge for Nacho; UC Berkeley Lays off 150 Managers
• Ambrose Akinmusire Signs to Blue Note
• For Conversations with History, it’s 500 and counting
• 'National Geographic' debuts 'Drugged: High on Marijuana' Sunday
• Thursday Must Read: Brown Budget Plan to Face Lawsuits; Oakland Requests Gang Injunction Info
• A Candlelight Vigil for Gabrielle Giffords
• Jerry Brown: Drug Offenders to Get Jail, not Prison
• Wednesday Must Read: Brown’s Tax Plan in Trouble; California Schools Rank 30th in Academics, 2nd in Teacher Pay
• Stephanie Crawford Goes Off the Beaten Path
• Local Licks
• The Works
• The Business of Art
• Fantasies of Superheroines
• Berkeley Bowl Union Gets Off the Mat
• Way of the Warthogs
• Pizza Plaza's Cruelty-Free Pizza Zone
• Time to Get Loose
• New Zealand Floral
• Cherished Illusions: Another Year and The Illusionist
• Finding the Road to Everywhere with Bryan Charles
• One-Night Stands
• 2012 Legalization Effort Starts
• Mark Hummel
• Corrections for the Week of January 11
• Is Going Back to School Worth the Price?
• Redefining Green Jobs
• The G-Eazy Life
• Alex Koll
• Michael Sturtz Is Passing the Torch at The Crucible
• Letters for January 12
• Dreamers and Doers at "Make the Dream Real"
• Deerhoof
• R. Kelly
• FBI Raids Oakland Property Management Company
• Andrew Szeri named Operational Excellence program head at UC Berkeley
• Dining halls join the trayless trend
• For Berkeley alternative-energy project, big changes on the horizon
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown Wants to ‘Privatize’ Higher Ed, Close State Parks, and Shred Social Safety Net
• Michael Chabon on the East Bay and His New Book
• Geoffrey Keppel, scholar of human memory, dies at 75
• Giffords on Sarah Palin Targeting Her
• For Chip Johnson, It’s Tough to Make Predictions When Your Facts Are Wrong
• Skip Tracer Installment 28: Crying in the men’s room
• Monday Must Read: San Jose Moves Forward on A’s Ballpark; Jerry Brown’s Sacramento Loft Built with Redevelopment Funds
• Pentagon To View The Great Game: Afghanistan
• La Peña Cultural Center Free Programs for January and February 2011
• Chancellor comments on governor's State of the State address
• Archaeological study complete at athletic facility construction site
• Berkeley's Willard Pool Choked with Mud
• New life for lifelong learning at Berkeley
• Friday Must Read: Berkeley Puts Its Pot Farms on Hold, Too; Quan Announces Return of Community Policing Officers
• Daily Roundup: Montel Williams popped for pipe; 'Cannabis Closet' gets a book
• Will Franken Discusses Type II Diabetes
• Thursday Must Read: Brown Appoints Two with Ties to Prison Guards; He Also Taps the PG&E Exec Behind Prop 16
• Judge May Disqualify Politically Connected Firm in Gang Injunction Case
• Steep Hill Cleaning Up the 'Bathtub Gin' of Ganja: Pics and Links
• Wednesday Must Read: Quan Ousts Two Budget Officials; Prop 8 Sent Back to State Supreme Court
• Corrections for the Week of January 5
• Sonny Smith
• It Didn't Work Out: Blue Valentine, Rabbit Hole, and Bhutto
• Sitting Up Straight With Dana Davis
• Legal Limbo
• One-Night Stands
• Cee Lo Green
• Local Licks
• Double Dare at Swarm Gallery
• La Esquinita, USA: From the Classroom to the Stage
• Profiting from Eminent Domain
• The Cannabis Clean-Up Team
• Sean Smith
• A New Day in Oakland
• Letters for January 5
• The Flap Over Feelmore
• Inside the Mind of Ben Goldberg
• Strange Journeys with Jeff Greenwald
• Healing Houses With Sheldon Norberg
• Considering the Year Ahead
• Hot Food for Cold Days
• How Organic Is Organic?
• Submissive in Sex but Not in Real Life
• Sweatin' to the Oldies with Cracker and Camper van Beethoven
• Desert Solar Projects by Two Oakland Companies Threatened by New Lawsuit
• Netherlands Beats Berkeley to Scratch and Sniff Pot Cards
• Feds Order Berkeley Bowl to Hold New Union Vote
• Tuesday Must Read: Brown Blows Off Labor; Feds Warn PG&E
• Stabbings Near UC Berkeley
• Quan Calls on Oaklanders to Volunteer
• Larry Reid Elected Oakland Council President
• North Oakland's Phat Beets to Launch CSA Box
• Skip Tracer Installment 27: Minty fresh breath and a hot ass
• Monday Must Read: Brown's Plan Would Kill Oakland Ballpark Proposal; Quan to be Sworn-In Today
• Thursday Must Read: Brown to Propose Tax Measure; Alameda Top Officials Ousted
• Wednesday Must Read: Quan to Be Sworn in Monday at Fox Theater; UC Execs Want Bigger Pensions
• Out and About at San Pablo Art Gallery and Subterranean Arthouse
• Daft Punk
• More Mooney
• The Year in Legalization Nation
• Drug Addicts Unite!
• Three's No Crowd
• Marcus Shelby Orchestra
• The Birdman Strikes
• Letters for the Week of December 29
• Finish Ticket Finds an Audience
• Oakland Funds Ballpark Study
• Solving Equations, Solving Crimes with Camille Minichino
• Green, Eggs, and Ham at the Sunny Side Café
• One-Night Stands
• Nick Flanagan
• The Bargain Rack: Red Hill, Somewhere, and The Company Men
• Eating Seeds with Chris Bauman
• The Ten Best Movies of 2010
• Keeping Goats in Oakland
• Steve Wynn and the Miracle 3
• Like So Many Popping Corks
• Local Licks
• From Disease to Green
• Zinfandels: Of Mountains and Monopoly
• Becoming Oona
• Daily Roundup: 'New York Times' on Salvia; Pat Robertson Sees the Light
• 2010 Local Book Roundup: Pot Brownies, Homicide, and Bondage
• Tuesday Must Read: Record Holiday Sales Continue; Craigslist Scam Hits East Bay
• Skip Tracer Installment 26: What are words worth?
• New Buffet Redefines Buffets
• Latin Jazz Youth Ensemble of San Francisco
• Anti-Rave Legislation Creates a Stir in the Electronic Dance Community
• 11,000-Page Environmental Impact Statement on Solar Development A Game-Changer?
• Oakland Zoo Apes Get Christmas Gifts
• Still No Lease for the Parkway; Search for New Location May Reopen
• Thursday Must Read: Oakland Targets Motels for Prostitution; OPD’s Videotaped Confessions Are Working
• Art Exhibition: Ayako Harashima’s 'Portraits Of Nature - Trees and Skies'
• Amanda's Is Closing
• The Year in Legalization Nation: Top Pot Stories of 2010
• Wednesday Must Read: Council Funds A’s Ballpark Study; Oakland Puts Big Pot Farms on Hold
• What to Do This New Year's Eve
• Girl Talk
• Unhappy Medium
• Trader Vic's Is Trading Up
• The Electromagnetic Menace
• Corrections for the Week of December 22
• Is Oakland Now a Safer Place to Break the Law?
• Swami Mangalananda's Om Sweet Om
• Letters for December 22
• Joyful Noise
• Bordertown on Thin Ice
• World of Punch Lines
• How Brother Ali Saved Christmas
• The Dude, Not the Duke: True Grit and Casino Jack
• Reassessing Obama
• One-Night Stands
• T.I.
• Keyshia Cole
• Chronic Christ Mass?
• Get Real With Kay DeMartini
• Berkeley Settles Library Fight
• PianoFight Gets Us Through Another Forking Holiday
• The Year of the Lounge
• The Year the Buses Almost Died
• Local Licks
• Ripple Effects
• Closed for Business
• The Life and Death of Four Loko
• Becoming the Book at the Berkeley Rep School of Theatre
• Ode to the Walkman, in Memorium
• Express Appoints New Co-Editors
• Cheating, But not a Piece of Shit
• ‘Lemony Snicket’s The Composer Is Dead’ Comes Alive At Berkeley Rep
• Tuesday Must Read: Cal Professor Won’t Be an Appellate Judge; Oakland Police Kill Suspect
• Berkeley Burglars Booked
• Coda to Close on January 1
• Daily Roundup: Colorado's KushCon 2010 Overshadowing California?
• Skip Tracer Installment 25: Jason Robards and a nice tan
• Monday Must Read: ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Repealed; Dream Act Fails
• Book Into Film: OT: Our Town Discussion Group at the Berkeley Public Library
• Daily Roundup: Former UK Drug Czar Says 'Stop the War'
• Long-Awaited Solar Development Environmental Impact Statement Released Today
• Friday Must Read: Obama Tax Deal Passes; California Adopts Cap-and-Trade
• Express Announces Appointment of Richards and Gammon as Co-Editors
• Chronic Christians: Did Jesus Heal with Pot?
• Thursday Must Read: State to Adopt Cap-and-Trade Today; High Court Approves Open Primaries
• Nine Berkeley Robbery Suspects Arrested
• Daily Roundup: Partnership for a Drug-Free America Gives Up On 'America'
• No Hero Status for Wiki Whistleblower
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland Council Moves Ahead on A’s Ballpark; Batts Asks FBI to Probe Cop Shooting
• Various Artists
• Letters for December 15
• Chardonnays: Butter, Fruit, or Tin?
• Brave Old World at Chandra Cerrito Contemporary
• Finding Julia Morgan
• Weekend Ambition
• The Left
• The Fighter and Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale
• 'Pot Farm' on Facebook May Be Grossing an Estimated $150K Monthly
• Seeking Samuel Clemens
• Salt That's Not of the Earth
• Hello Again, Giovanni
• It's the Most Emotional Time of the Year
• Vibrators for Teenagers
• Fighting Bad Air with Cellphones
• Corrections for the Week of December 15
• The Struts Got Soul
• Local Licks
• George Cole
• The Miracle Portraits
• Crime Dropped Significantly Under Ron Dellums
• Baking Brandy with Karen Burrell
• Oakland Won't Have to Pay $15 Million
• Idan Levin Shoots from the Shadows
• One-Night Stands
• Berkeley Public Library’s Research Guides Can Help You Find What You Are Looking For!
• Tuesday Must Read: UC Regents Vote to Raise Retirement Age; Appeals Court Blocks Sale of State Buildings
• DEATHLIGHT, Installment 6, Enigma
• Study With Berkeley Rep’s Artistic Leaders At School Of Theatre
• Daily Roundup: 'High Times' Holiday Strain Guide; Miley Cyrus Anti-Drug Video
• Skip Tracer Installment 24: Angry tears, poetry and home improvement
• Monday Must Read: Oakland Won’t Have to Pay $15 Million Judgment; UC Berkeley Cracks Down on Bicyclists
• Public Art Finalists’ Presentation Materials On View In Berkeley Public Library’s North and Claremont Branches
• Oakland Ballpark Study Funding On Tap for Tuesday
• Jean Quan Apologizes for the Twitter Fiasco
• The New Parkway Funding Campaign a Success
• Friday Must Read: State to Allow More Diesel Emissions; Feinstein Moves to Block Urban Casinos
• Thursday Must Read: Jerry Brown to Cut and Tax? Californians Want Cap-and-Trade
• Carrie Fisher's Wishful Drinking Airs On HBO
• 'Pot Farm' on Facebook May Be Grossing an Estimated $150K/Month
• Report: Oakland in Driver's Seat to Keep A's
• Wednesday Must Read: Bay Area Dems Decry Obama Tax Deal; Oakland Dropout Rate at 40 Percent
• Erotica, Intrigue, and Arithmetic in 'Rites of Love and Math'
• Tight Little Island: The Tempest
• For Valerie Orth, the Music Is the Message
• How Things Are: Juried Annual 2011
• Scolari's Good Eats for Cheap
• Odors and Racists and Scabs, Oh My
• Allison Miller
• Local Licks
• Mercury Retrograde Blues
• Oakland Invades the Desert
• One-Night Stands
• Kanye West
• Letters for December 8
• Get Mortified
• Judgement Day in Many Incarnations
• Going in Circles with Maureen Atkins
• Pointing and Shooting with Marcia Stein
• Oakland's Play for the A's
• Weedmaps.com Now Taking Investors
• De La Fuente Traded to Sacramento?
• Lemony Snicket Strikes Again
• The Black Crowes
• Daily Roundup: Feds Don't Know What To Do With Oakland, Nelson Won't Get Jail
• Yo La Tengo, Dan Deacon, Ted Leo Announced for Noise Pop 2011
• Skip Tracer Installment 23: The legend of Mr. Fennis Dembo
• Monday Must Read: Obama Administration Says Oakland Pot Farms Are Illegal; Oakland Cops Still Refuse to Pay Pensions
• American Idiot Begins Broadway Run – Taking Over Earns L.A. Award
• Daisey Doubleheader Brings Steve Jobs And Cargo Cults To Berkeley Rep
• Jean Quan’s Transition Team
• Daily Roundup: Wikileaks Cables Confirm Mexico Drug War FUBAR
• Ex-Oaklander Publishes Books on Awkwardness, Bees, and Gender Variance
• Lazer Sword Beams into Club Mighty
• Friday Must Read: Kids Freeze in Oakland Schools; Quan Leans on Opponents’ Supporters
• Burrowing Owl Numbers in Decline at Berkeley Marina
• Don't Have a Credit-Card Christmas, Says Money Expert
• Weedmaps: Now Taking Investors
• Ignacio to Sacramento?
• ABC Nightline Features Oakland's Turf Dancing
• Thursday Must Read: A’s Fans Pack Oakland City Hall; Magic Johnson Buys Uptown Building
• Photos: Weezer
• Port Approves Sale of Jack London Square
• Daily Roundup: AC/DC Guilty, Snoop Invited to Prince William's Wedding
• Wednesday Must Read: Ballpark Proposal for A’s Gets Aired Tonight; Kamala Harris to Focus on Environment
• 'Of the Earth' Blurs Fantasy and Reality
• Making the Past Mysterious with Kate Morton
• Volcano, RAW, Hempwick: Legalization Nation Holiday Gift Guide
• Orgasm Addict
• Kenny Neal
• Slaying the Slough Feg
• Breathing Under the Christmas Tree with Mary Elyn Bahlert
• No Pork, No Worries
• One-Night Stands
• Corrections for the Week of December 1
• Science Non-Fiction
• Toe to Toe: Black Swan and I Love You Phillip Morris
• Peralta Hacienda May Become History
• Woodbridge and the Path More Taken
• Can the New Parkway Reopen the Beloved Theater?
• Romance of the Two Kingdoms at Traywick Contemporary
• The Posies
• Is San Francisco Bay Fished Out?
• Letters for November 31
• The Curious Case of Jean Quan and the Twitter Spam
• The GOP Is Toxic in California
• Taylor Eigsti
• Club Mallard Takes Its Fight to the Streets
• Local Licks
• Con Brio, with Spirit
• Education Without Borders International Presents 'The Bio-Diesel Diaries'
• Daily Roundup: 'Tangerine Dream' Takes 'High Times' Cannabis Cup 2010
• Tuesday Must Read: Kaiser Gives $7.5 Million to Oakland Schools; Most of Jack London Square to be Sold
• DEATHLIGHT, Installment 4, Routine Business?
• Daily Roundup: 20 Tons Seized in Second Tijuana Drug Tunnel
• Skip Tracer Installment 22: Mateo Cruz comes calling
• Monday Must Read: Holiday Shopping off to Good Start; La Nina’s Crazy Cold Weather
• Berkeley Native Publishes Pulp Fiction in India
• New Year's Eve Dance Fiesta with la Orquesta !
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland ID Cards to Launch Soon; Guardian Judgment Against SF Weekly Upheld
• Envisioners, Explainers and Iconoclasts
• The Best Music of 2010
• Uncategorical Imperatives at Kala Gallery
• Searching for Words with Richard Nagler
• Kinect, Call of Duty, Gran Turismo: A Holiday Game Guide
• The Best Music of 2010
• Burt Lancaster: Muscles, Teeth, and Much More
• Return of the Eighties, Baby
• Vision Quest
• Corrections for the Week of November 24
• Joe Klocek Tells the Stories Behind the Punchlines
• The Best Music of 2010
• Grow Your Own with Glenn Keator
• Holiday Shopping With Less
• The Best Music of 2010
• Is East Bay MUD Lying About the Dam on the Mokelumne?
• Big Names, Big Aims at Plum
• Erection Day: Love and Other Drugs and Made in Dagenham
• Meredith Maran's New Look At Recovered Memories
• What We Read in 2010
• A Taste of the Old World
• Weezer
• Oakland's War on Fun
• Letters for November 24
• Oakland Fights to Keep A's
• BREAKING NEWS: Parkway Theater to Reopen Next Year on Park Blvd.
• Bay Area Bands Accepted to SXSW 2011
• Volcano, RAW, Hempwick: Legalization Nation Holiday Gift Guide
• Giant Gingerbread House Alert
• Explosions in the Sky Delivers a Spectacle
• Tuesday Must Read: The Nurses Union Was Behind Whitman’s Maid; TSA Warns of Travel Nightmare
• DEATHLIGHT, Installment 3, A Voice from Home
• Casting Around: Amy Potozkin Celebrates 20 Years At Berkeley Rep
• Daily Roundup: Growers threaten to bomb Shasta Dam in “Red Cell” terrorism drill
• East Bay Chocolatiers Win Big
• Monday Must Read: Kamala Harris Looks Unbeatable; Oakland Museum May Break from City
• Skip Tracer Installment 21: How do you spell sexist?
• Bay vs. LA Dance Battle Tomorrow
• Free Samples at Peet's Tomorrow
• Friday Must Read: Boxer Says Cap-and-Trade Is Dead; Dellums to Finish Term
• Bhang, Bliss: Pot Brownies Go Upscale
• Thursday Must Read: Dellums Missing from His Own Video; Prop 8 Hearing to be Televised
• East Bay Man Missing
• Monotonix Returning to the Bay Area Jan. 28
• Video of the Day: Rival Schools' "Shot After Shot"
• Daily Roundup: Alameda's Bhang Wins 1st Place at the San Francisco Medical Cannabis Competition
• Wednesday Must Read: Dellums to Leave Early?; Dems Want to Wait for Brown on Budget
• Dark Dark Dark
• Something for Everyone
• Local Licks
• Will Shortz Returns to Berkeley
• Cult of Ghostface
• Bryan Ferry
• Charting the Rise of Medical Cannabis
• Voters Did Understand Ranked Voting
• Richmond Park Wins $2 Million in Funding
• Cirque du Sarah Wilson
• Laughing at Locavores with L. John Harris
• Take Your Med at Zaki Kabob House
• Glory Days Wines
• Hottest Fucking T-Girl
• Aftermath at Vessel Gallery
• Corrections for the Week of November 17
• Jean the Giant-Killer
• Crash Out with The Next Three Days and 127 Hours
• From Berkeley to Haiti
• Eating It Raw with Diana Stobo
• Bad Religion
• Robert Gammon's Next Beat?
• Letters for November 17
• One-Night Stands
• David Cale's Palomino Workhorse
• BREAKING NEWS: Oakland Picks Site for New A’s Ballpark
• Ozomatli to Perform at TEDxSF Tonight
• Photos: Stars
• Tuesday Must Read: Dellums Cancels Last Speech; Harris and Cooley Trade Charges
• DEATHLIGHT, Installment 2, Back in the Game?
• Daily Roundup: Seth Rogen on Prop 19 Defeat; Cops Kill Oakland Man Fleeing with Weed
• Camp Out at the Oakland Zoo
• Monday Must Read: Kamala Harris Retakes Lead; A Mega Pot Farm at Point Molate?
• Tonight, Youth Will Speak Out About Police Abuse
• Still Flyin' on Backseat Beat
• READER CONTEST: Help Robert Gammon Find a New Life's Mission
• 'Cannabiz: The Explosive Rise of the Medical Marijuana Industry' — Author Interview Pt. II
• Oakland Coliseum Named One of USA's Veg-Friendliest
• Friday Must Read: Perata Consultant Says They Should Have Attacked Quan and Kaplan More; Gas-Taking Alameda Fire Chief Quits
• Saint Mary's College High School Dedicates Flagpole Memorial to Veterans
• DEATHLIGHT, Installment 1, Getting Away
• New Letters
• Save KPFA
• Registrar Proclaims Quan the Unofficial Winner in Oakland Mayor's Race
• Jean Quan Wins Oakland Mayoral Race
• BREAKING NEWS: Perata Slips Silently Into the Night
• Kanye West's Today Show Interview
• Unchanged Berkeley Council Approves Two ZAB Decisions and More
• Video of the Day: Wallpaper's "Indian Summer" Desert Session
• Video: Lazer Sword "Beasts's Reprise"
• McNerney Surges Thanks to Alameda County Returns
• Harris Closes on Cooley Because of Alameda County
• BREAKING NEWS: Oakland Mayor's Results To Be Released Today
• BREAKING NEWS: JEAN QUAN WINS MAYOR'S RACE
• Thursday Must Read: Oakland to Allow Eight Pot Clubs; Brown Faces $25 Billion Deficit
• 'Cannabiz: The Explosive Rise of the Medical Marijuana Industry' — Author Interview
• Breaking News: Report: Perata Concedes Defeat
• Classical Music-San Francisco Through November 21
• Worthington Wins for Berkeley Council, Jean Quan Ahead for Oakland Mayor in Ranked Choice Decisions
• Museums-East Bay Through November 14
• Big Bang Theory: Four Lions and Client 9
• Pepper Spray Times
• Dance-East Bay Through November 21
• Check Out These Links
• Museums-San Francisco Through November 14
• Top Ramen For Life: The Student Loan Crisis
• Cartoon Page: Odd Bodkins, BOUNCE
• Exhibits-San Francisco Through November 21
• The Pepper Spray Times
• Outdoors-East Bay Through November 14
• Re-Experiencing Circumcision with Lisa Braver Moss
• Celebrating Progress at Berkeley’s Annual Green Gathering
• More to Come
• Exhibits-East Bay Through November 21
• Berkeley and National Delegation of Young Jews Challenge American Jewish Leadership At Jewish Federation General Assembly in New Orleans
• Popmusic-East Bay Through November 14
• Incumbents Win Most Berkeley Races
• The Solano Avenue Survey: North Berkeley Residents Envision Solano Avenue
• Wild Neighbors: The Complicated Life of the Spotted Sandpiper
• Galleries-San Francisco Through November 21
• AC Transit Bus Riders Demand Parity with Airline Customers
• Readings-East Bay Through November 14
• Avoiding the Inevitable
• Berkeley Bike Commuters Enjoy Valet Parking
• Senior Power : A Rare Bird: “A Nightingale Who Stings With Her Pen.”
• General-East Bay Through November 21
• Shooting Victim Was Berkeley High Freshman
• Professional Dance-San Francisco Through November 14
• Green Mayor Wins, Casino Loses In Richmond
• Raccoon Attacks Woman and Dog
• Letters to the Editor
• Highlights-East Bay Through November 21
• The Fundamental Premise of the Pacifica Mission, Does It Matter Anymore?
• Stage-East Bay Through November 14
• Anti-Psychotic Medication: By Force or Choice?
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland Awaits Mayor's Race Results; AC Transit Avoids More Service Cuts
• Same-Old-Same-Old from the Corporate Media: the Oakland Justice for Oscar Grant Protests
• Museums-East Bay Through November 21
• Check Out These Links
• Stage-San Francisco Through November 14
• The Envelope Please!
• Kolakowski Wins Judge's Race
• Eye from the Aisle: LOVELAND at the Marsh—laughing at the inevitable.
• Pacifica Dismisses Entire Morning Show Staff
• Cartoon Page: Odd Bodkins, BOUNCE
• Classical Music-East Bay Through November 14
• Gang of Four Coming to the Fillmore
• Fighting Terrorism
• Kids-East Bay Through November 21
• KPFA Morning Show Staff Fired
• KPFA Workers To Picket Thursday to Oppose Cuts to a Quarter of Staff
• Classical Music-San Francisco Through November 14
• Around and About the Performing Arts: Theater Previews
• NIMBY Robot and Measure R
• Outdoors-East Bay Through November 21
• On-Air Drama at KPFA After Executive Director Acts on 2-Year Financial Collapse
• Berkeley Police Arrest 17-year-old for Shooting Friend
• Exhibits-East Bay Through November 14
• Eclectic Rant: Time for Palestine to Unilaterally Seek International Recognition of an Independent State
• More on R and Why
• Museums-San Francisco Through November 21
• Crumbs of Enlightenment Gleaned from Recent Elections
• The Public Eye: After the Disaster: Four Lessons for Democrats
• Dance-East Bay Through November 14
• Berkeley Rep Invites Teens To Take Over The Theatre
• Worthington Wins for Berkeley Council, Jean Quan Ahead for Oakland Mayor in Ranked Choice Decisions
• Popmusic-East Bay Through November 21
• Oakland Mayor's Race Still Not Over
• David Bacon at La Pena with Grandmothers Against the War
• Exhibits-San Francisco Through November 14
• Corrections For November 10
• Don't Miss This in November
• Professional Dance- Through November 21
• Berkeley Residents Join National Delegation of Young Jews Challenging American Jewish Leadership At Jewish Federation General Assembly in New Orleans
• Mehserle Gets Two Years
• General-East Bay Through November 14
• Nex in Line
• Around and About the Performing Arts: Theater Preview
• Readings-East Bay Through November 21
• How Worthington Won Dist. 7: It Wasn't Psychokinesis!
• The Public Eye: Desecrating Nancy Pelosi
• Kids-East Bay Through November 14
• Full Frontal at Impact Theatre
• Around and About: Coming Up in Music
• Stage-San Francisco Through November 21
• Classical Music-East Bay Through November 21
• An open letter to the Administration of KPFA re Discontinuation of the Morning Show
• Highlights-East Bay Through November 14
• What's the Best Song to Have Sex to?
• Stage-East Bay Through November 21
• Dizzy Balloon Is Breaking Up
• Video of the Day: OK Go's "Last Leaf"
• Amoeba Berkeley Celebrates Its 20th B-Day This Weekend
• Most Voters Not Confused By Ranked Choice Voting
• Thugs, the Musical Needs Dough
• Neil Young's Stuff Burns
• Perata May Have Blown It on Ranked Choice Voting
• BREAKING NEWS: No Results Tuesday in Oakland Mayor's Race
• Erk tha Jerk Unplugged
• Tuesday Must Read: UC Considers 8% Fee Hike; PG&E Exec Isn’t Smart
• Daily Roundup: Pot Raids Fill Private Prisons, 'Call of Duty - Black Ops' Sabotage Productivity
• Daily Roundup: Pot Contests, 2011 Law Changes, Kooky 2012 Iniatives
• Ex-Oaklander Founds LGBT Publishing House
• UPDATED: BREAKING NEWS: No Results Today in Oakland Mayor's Race
• No Decision in Oakland-SunCal-Lehman Fight Over Oak Knoll
• Monday Must Read: Oakland Mayor’s Race to be Decided Today; Cooley Takes Lead Over Harris
• Quan Probably Was Leading the Entire Time, And She Has To Be the Odds-On Favorite
• Schaaf and Worthington Win, Cassidy Leads San Leandro Mayor
• Perata Knew Ranked Choice Voting Posed a Problem for Him
• Lemony Snicket Gives (Ghastly) Free Talk At Berkeley Rep
• Free Meals for Vets Tomorrow
• Be Cool
• BREAKING NEWS: MEHSERLE GETS TWO YEARS
• Mehserle Sentence Reaction in Oakland
• Oakland's First Friday Art Murmur Going Ahead As Planned
• BREAKING NEWS: JEAN QUAN TAKES LEAD IN MAYOR'S RACE
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 35, End Game
• Friday Must Read: Oakland Girds for Mehserle Sentencing; Kolakowski-Creighton Race Still too Close to Call
• What to Look for in Today’s Preliminary Ranked-Choice Results
• Britney Spears Meets Broadway
• Lot 68 Is an Open Secret
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• Lock It Up
• Why Prop 19 Lost: Apathy, Cash, Fear, Loathing
• Will Lehman Abandon Oak Knoll?
• Hello, Wanna Give to a Good Cause?
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• Post-Election Analysis: What Does It All Mean?
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• Local Licks
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• Letters for November 3
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• NOVEMBER 2010 ELECTION RESULTS
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• Photos: Gorillaz
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 34, Preparing
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• Daily Roundup: 'Due Date' Actor Zack Galifiniakis Ignites Support for 'Yes on 19'
• Monday Must Read: Odds of Whitman or Fiorina Winning Are Less Than 5 Percent; Prop. 19 Outcome Unclear
• Stratigraphic Aggregates
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• Readings-East Bay Through November 7
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• BREAKING NEWS: Big Hollywood Money for Kaplan Mayoral Campaign
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• Cartoon Page: Odd Bodkins, BOUNCE
• Friday Must Read: Boxer Takes Solid Lead; But Democrats to Lose House
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• Stage-East Bay Through November 7
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• Wednesday Must Read: Illness Sidelines Fiorina's Campaign; Whitman Booed By Women
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• Daily Roundup: Yes on 19 Buys Ads on Stewart, Colbert
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• Dance-East Bay Through November 7
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• For Quan and Perata, It’s a Two-Person Race
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• Exhibits-East Bay Through November 7
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• Eclectic Rant: U.S. Apologizes for Abusive Guatemala Human Medical Experiments
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• VOTE NOW on Measure R Sam Zell Cartoon Contest Entries! All Entries Now Posted with Printable Version
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• Letters to the Editor
• Museums-San Francisco Through November 7
• Stop Mayor Bates' Wrecking Crew!
• Thursday Must Read: Brown In a Landslide?; Democrats Killing Themselves This Election
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• Museums-East Bay Through November 7
• Rosalie Ann Cassell, 1947-2010
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• Popmusic-East Bay Through November 7
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• World Series News Clip from Texan Reporter: "That's not cigarettes. That's weed!"
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• Letters to the Editor
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• Symptom: Murder, Installment 30, On the Brink
• Tuesday Must Read: Big Oil Gives Up on Prop 23; State Pot Crop Worth $14 Billion
• Election Letters
• Cartoon Page: Odd Bodkins, BOUNCE
• Eye from the Aisle:<i>Mary Stuart</i>,an Experiment Gone Awry
• States’ Rights: Do We Find Ourselves Now in a Novel Political Position?
• David Bacon Speaks on "Protecting Oil Companies and Attacking Unions -- U.S. Policy in Iraq and the U.S."
• Rebelate!
• Don't Miss This: October Surprises
• Monday Must Read: Candidates Gang Up on Perata; Obama Admin Says ‘No’ to Prop 19
• Berkeley's Fair Trade Status Celebrated
• Croquettes with Kiwifruit Foam Win Berkeley Cooking Contest
• Berkeley Police Report Three Armed Robberies
• Shirley Dean Endorses Jones, McCormick--not Wozniak
• Berkeley Public Library’s Local Places...Sacred Spaces... Presents Fearless Books
• Suspect with Gun Reported at Ashby BART in Berkeley--BART Police Unable to Confirm
• Suspect with Gun Reported at Ashby BART in Berkeley--BART Police Unable to Confirm
• Why It Is Important To Vote NO on Measures H and I(Commentary)
• Cartoon Page: Odd Bodkins
• District 7 Race: Worthington over Beier (Opinion)
• Senior Power : Old enough to make a difference?
• Sunday Is Chow-Down Day in Berkeley
• The Public Eye: An Enemy of the People: Texas Money vs. Clean Air
• Eclectic Rants: The Demise of Don't Ask, Don't Tell?
• Trick or Treat? More AC Transit Service Cuts Take Effect Oct. 31
• Click the Next Issue Button to See Today's New Articles
• Election Letters: Yes on Measure I; District 4 Funding; Worthington, not Beier; Yes on Measure H
• Report: UC Berkeley-BP pact riddled with conflicts
• Writers Studio Offers Writers' Workshop At Berkeley Public's Central Library
• Shotgun-Wielding Trio Rob North Berkeley Pedestrian
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 29, Nuggets at Southern Rock
• Friday Must Read: Governor and Attorney General’s Races Could Decide Gay Marriage; Anti-Green Measure Losing in Money Race
• Now Read This: A Selection of Links of Interest to Berkeley and Environs
• Cultural Trust Hosts Berkeley City Council Candidates Forum on Oct. 20
• District 7 Race: Worthington over Beier
• District 7 Race: Worthington over Beier
• Draconian Budget Cuts to Senior and Disabled Programs
• The Will of the People: Measure R is Debated (Sort of) Yet Again
• George Beier in His Own Words: A Cautionary Tale for Neighborhoods
• Letters to the Editor
• Emeryville's Pushcart War
• George Beier in His Own Words: A Cautionary Tale for Neighborhoods
• Thursday Must Read: Oakland Targets Fruitvale Gang; Cause of PG&E Blast Unknown
• Perata Refuses to List Job Title on Ballot
• The Bitter Honeys Stage a Sweet Sixties Revival
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• The Ambitions of Ikea and Emeryville's Schools Intersect on 53rd Street
• Craftswomanship at Pro Arts
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• Photos: M.I.A.
• NEW! Cartoon Page--and Sam Zell Cartoon Contest Announcement
• Museums-East Bay Through October 24
• Prop 21 Seeks to Aid State Parks in Peril
• Campaign Launched: Berkeley City Council Resolution to Welcome Cleared Guantánamo Detainees to Berkeley
• Gucci Mane
• Draconian Budget Cuts to Senior and Disabled Programs
• Outdoors-East Bay Through October 24
• Whoregate Should Have Been Pensiongate
• Marijuana Measure T is not the Solution
• Popmusic-East Bay Through October 24
• Facebook Co-Founder Dustin Moskovitz Tosses $50K to Prop 19
• Swift Spectacle
• Readings-East Bay Through October 24
• NEW! Cartoon Page--and Cartoon Contest Announcement
• Bill Lockyer's Million Dollar Baby
• What If They Called a Riot and No One Came?
• Professional Dance- Through October 24
• Classical Music-East Bay Through October 24
• Bilal
• Privatizing VA Medical Care: Another Tea Party attack against blacks, Latinos and poor whites
• Stage-East Bay Through October 24
• Support Education and Accountability—Yes on H…No on I
• Pillow Talk
• Fantasy Becomes Reality
• Stage-San Francisco Through October 24
• Sierra Club Local Endorsements = Machine, NOT Green
• One-Night Stands
• Animal Farm: Tamara Drewe and My Dog Tulip
• UC Pension Proposal Boosts Executive Payouts, Targets Low-Wage Workers for Cuts
• Classical Music-San Francisco Through October 24
• Don Perata Appears to Break Several Laws
• 25 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Vote for Don Perata
• U.S. Hypocritical Imposition of Sanctions On 8 Iranian Officials
• Dance-East Bay Through October 24
• Budget Cuts Overshadow Alameda Schools Race
• Blood Sport in the Richmond Mayor's Race
• A Sad Lesson From Berkeley Bowl: What Not To Do
• Exhibits-East Bay Through October 24
• Chained to the Mast With Jim Nisbet
• Fast Food, Fast Forward
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland Tribune Endorses Rebecca Kaplan; ‘Whore’ Is Not the N-word
• Exhibits-San Francisco Through October 24
• Treasure Island Still a Splash
• Local Licks
• Federal Drug Numbers Are Garbage, RAND Corp. Finds
• General-East Bay Through October 24
• A New Face on Fourth Street
• Kaplan, Quan, and Tuman for Oakland Mayor
• Support Kaplan, Quan, and Tuman
• Kids-East Bay Through October 24
• Development at the Point Divides Candidates in Alameda
• Marc Ribot & Various Artists
• The First Films of Akira Kurosawa
• Highlights-East Bay Through October 24
• Grieving Mindfully with Michelle Peticolas
• Thoroughly Modern Mary Stuart
• Around and About ... Performing Arts
• Museums-San Francisco Through October 24
• Letters for the Week of October 13
• Big win for SaveKPFA slate in KPFA's Local Board Election
• Cross-dressing Peeper Infiltrates Cal Women's Locker Room
• RAND Study: Prop 19 Would Defund Local Pot Dealers
• Cartoon Page
• Senior Power :“T’ain’t Funny, McGee.”
• Who Are These Crooks--Er, Suspects?
• Measure R: Claims and Facts
• Who Paid for "the Sierra Club's" Yes on R mailer? (News Analysis)
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• League of Women Voters Hosts Lively Measure R Forum
• "Gerrymandering”: The Movie, the Proposition, the Conflict of Interest
• Chase Bank Logo To Rise Above Berkeley (News Analysis)
• Changes to the Planet Schedule, No More Printed Planets
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 28, Mercy from Mercy Gaines and Resolve at Big Claude's Grave
• Tuesday Must Read: Whoregate V. Nannygate Smackdown; Carly Says Mama Grizzly Qualified to be President
• Pot Up The Pooper: Government Doc Crafts Weed Suppositories
• RAND Study: Prop 19 Would Increase National Security
• Oakland Freeway Shooter: Glenn Beck “Blew My Mind”
• Oakland Mayoral Forum Taking Place on Electionland This Week
• Was It Brown’s Wife Who Called Whitman a “Whore?”
• BREAKING NEWS: Perata Appears to Break Several Laws
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• Monday Must Read: Jerry Brown Hides After “Whore” Story; State Budget Deal Is a Sham
• BREAKING NEWS: Liz Figueroa Investigated for Possible Criminal Wrongdoing
• Daily Roundup: Al Jazeera Goes To Humboldt
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• An Eclectic Afternoon on Telegraph - Art Cars Parade
• Now Read This: A Selection of Links of Interest to Berkeley and Environs
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• Symptom: Murder, Installment 27, Queries
• Friday Must Read: Whitman Is A Whore, But Brown Has to Apologize; Bill Lockyer Gives $1.1 Million to Wife’s Campaign
• Thieves Snatching Credit Cards Left in Bank of America ATMS
• Student Protests Rock UC Berkeley and Other Schools
• Plaintiff's Brief Filed in Rose Street Lawsuit
• Go Behind The Scenes Of The Great Game At Berkeley Rep
• Bayer US: Layoffs despite Tax Breaks
• UC Berkeley Students and Staff Protest Budget Cuts (Photo Essay)
• Dispatches From The Edge: Ecuador: Riot or Coup?
• The Public Eye: The Job Crisis: Hard Times and Tough Choices
• An Open Letter to Professor Robert Reich Regarding Berkeley Measure R
• Learning About Learning with Bill Smoot
• Golden Thread Presents 'The Gaza Monologues'
• Photos: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival
• Daily Roundup: Steve Cooley Wants To Snuff Prop 19
• Public Comment To Be Cut From Oakland Pot Farm Permiting
• Copy Shop Will No Longer Print Planet
• “Sierra Club” Yes on R mailer financed by Sam Zell
• Thursday Must Read: Brown Still Has $23 Million to Spend; Whitman and Fiorina Avoid Palin
• The Berkeley Democratic Club's Endorsement Meeting (Opinion)
• Fresh Face Or Old Guard?
• Letters for October 6
• Jerry Springer Taps Into Our Inner Hoochie
• The Corin Tucker Band
• Void Where Prohibited: Enter the Void and I Spit on Your Grave
• Cragmont School Evacuated: Suspicious Package
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• Perata Blows Lid off Spending Cap
• Highlights-East Bay Through October 17
• Life Lessons From John Lennon
• Video of the Day: Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits "Freaky Baby"
• In the Race for Contra Costa DA, Finally a Focus on the Law
• Cragmont School Evacuated: Suspicious Package Harmless
• Local Licks
• Who’s Behind Measure R? “Sam Zell” is the Answer
• Corrections for the Week of October 6
• Wednesday Must Read: Cops and Firefighters Unload on Richmond Mayor; Grocery Store Planned for West Oakland Moves Forward
• Ticketmaster Reforms Token and Tardy
• Lead-Tainted Jewelry: Still Sold in East Bay Stores?
• One-Night Stands
• Perata-Linked Group Reports Spending $137,000 on His Behalf
• Belle & Sebastian
• Arcade Fire Burns Bright
• The Dark Horses
• Cuckold Out of Control
• Interview with 'Reefer Movie Madness' Author Shirley Halperin
• Watching the Sky With Renee Bornstein
• Don Perata Can Buy Oakland Mayor's Race
• Pot Taxes and Farm Permits Seek Voter Approval
• Land of Talk
• PIQ Is on a Mission With Focaccia
• Illiterate About Elections? Visit Electionland
• Rieslings: Sweet Wunderbar-ish Wines
• The Real Nasty Comes Clean
• Victor Cohen Stuart's Mixology
• A Shining Dimond District
• Albany Races Feature Old Foes
• Stage-East Bay Through October 17
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• Symptom: Murder, Installment 26, Back in the Game
• Dance-East Bay Through October 17
• Tuesday Must Read: Another Whitman Ex-Nanny Comes Forward; And Both Whitman and Brown Avoid Tough Questioner
• Exhibits-East Bay Through October 17
• Facebook Co-Founder Dustin Moskovitz Tosses $50K To Prop 19
• Odd Bodkins: Frog Oil Beer
• Exhibits-San Francisco Through October 17
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• Mehserle Lawyer Seeks New Trial
• Galleries-San Francisco Through October 17
• BOUNCE: Wizard Fribitty Ribbity
• Galleries-East Bay Through October 17
• Proposed Acheson Commons Development Would Add 200 Units to Downtown Berkeley
• Pow Wow Now: Part 4: The Dancers
• General-East Bay Through October 17
• Now Read This: A Selection of Links of Interest to Berkeley and Environs
• BOUNCE: Crackerbox Palace
• Cragmont School Evacuted: Suspicious Package
• Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Open House
• Pinocchio in the 21st Century
• Highlights-East Bay Through October 17
• Remembering Pat Cody
• The Pepper Spray Times
• Kids-East Bay Through October 17
• “Bankrupting America”: The Truth behind those ‘Hole in the Ground’ Ads
• Around & About Onstage
• Museums-East Bay Through October 17
• Why I Support Julie Holcomb for Berkeley School Board
• Slap Hitter: Do A's fans root for Giants?
• Outdoors-East Bay Through October 17
• Faculty Club Recitals Delight
• Cougar Watch (Reader Report)
• Museums-San Francisco Through October 17
• BAHA Election Information Available Online: BAHA endorsement: Vote No on Measure R
• The Berkeley Democratic Club's Endorsement Meeting (Reader Report)
• Popmusic-East Bay Through October 17
• Letters to the Editor
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• Stage-San Francisco Through October 17
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• Classical Music-East Bay Through October 17
• Now Read This: A Random Selection of Links of Interest to Berkeley and Environs
• How I'm Voting on the State Propositions
• Wild Neighbors: Roadkill Revisited
• Women’s Vocal Group Solstice at Central Library
• Daily Roundup: CBS News Chief Busted Growing in D.C.
• Glenn Beck Meets Donald Duck
• Emeryville Gets Its First Poet Laureate
• Cougar Watch
• Response to Commentary in Favor of Measures H and I
• Pat Cody, Bookstore Owner, Pioneering Feminist Health Activist
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 25, The Crash
• Friday Must Read: Perata Thwarts Campaign Spending Limits— Big Surprise, Huh? — and Scho
• Initially Thought To Be An Apparent Suicide, UC Berkeley Fraternity Death May Be Accidental, Police
• Digital Stories and Panel Discussion on the 1960's Desegregation of the Berkeley Schools
• Former Dope-Smoking Governator Does Good, Lessens Pot Penalties
• Oakland Restaurateur Wins Honor
• The Public Eye: Polarization Politics: So Far, So Good
• Senior Power:“I Am Worn To A Raveling”-- Helen Beatrix Potter (1866-1943). “The Ta
• Vote Yes on Measures H and I for Berkeley Schools
• Dispatches From The Edge: Bedding Down With The Devil in Indonesia
• Council Postpones Sunshine Ordinance Until At Least January
• Yogurt, Oil and Tenants' Rights Dominate Berkeley Council Meeting
• Remembering Pat Cody
• Photos: X Japan
• Council Postpones Sunshine Ordinance Until At Least January
• Yogurt, Oil and Tenants' Rights Dominate Berkeley Council Meeting
• Thursday Must Read: Whitman Maid Scandal and Latino Voters; More Polls Show Boxer with Strong Lead
• Getting Better All the Time
• Local Licks
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• The Mad Science of Gelato
• Wednesday Must Read: Brown Wins Debate, But Will It Matter?; Cal Axes Five Sports
• The XX's Smoke and Mirrors
• The Black Keys
• When Bambi Invades
• One-Night Stands
• James Shefik Is Armed and Dangerous
• Government Plane Circling Bay Area Pot Farms
• 'Much Ado' Buoyed by Unusual Casting
• Jamey Johnson
• The Don'ts Just Do It
• It's Pay to Play at Castro Valley High School
• The Social Network and the "F" Word
• The Baffling Mayoral Bid of Marcie Hodge
• The Fall of American Taliban
• No Age
• Mercury Stirs the Pot
• Flowers Are the New Fruit
• Boxer and Brown Move Ahead in Polls
• Big Boi Goes Solo
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• Exhibition: Blurring the Line
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• Beyond Vermouth
• Ten Years In, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Keeps Expanding
• Interview: 'Reefer Movie Madness' Author Shirley Halperin
• 24-Hour Comics Day Has Comic Timing
• Door Opened for Perata to Buy Oakland Mayor's Race
• Dreaming With Jean Campbell
• Cal Cuts Teams, One in Five Athletes Affected
• Kids-East Bay Through October 10
• Endorsements: What They Mean and Who's Doing It
• Mountain Lion Seen in Kensington
• Museums-East Bay Through October 10
• Le Conte Neighborhood Views District 7 Berkeley Council Candidates
• Now Read This: A Random Selection of Articles Elsewhere about Berkeley and Environs
• Outdoors-East Bay Through October 10
• Judge Orders Target to Stop Dumping Hazardous Waste
• Letters to the Editor
• Museums-San Francisco Through October 10
• Stage-San Francisco Through October 10
• Annual Berkeley Campus Memorial Service
• Popmusic-East Bay Through October 10
• The SOSIP Rejects Bicycle Safety Downtown
• Dispatches From The Edge:The Real “Merchants of Death”
• Professional Dance-San Francisco Through October 10
• Senior Power: Senior Power(less) Moments
• BCA Endorsements
• Stage-East Bay Through October 10
• Classical Music-East Bay Through October 10
• Wesley Center on Bancroft is Dedicated
• Readings-East Bay Through October 10
• Classical Music-San Francisco Through October 10
• Getting Infill Right in Berkeley
• BAHA Election Information Available Online
• Dance-East Bay Through October 10
• Don't Miss This: September Song
• Promoting Creative Use of Berkeley’s Vacant Storefronts
• Wild Neighbors:Notes from a Recovering Birder: The Redstart
• BOUNCE: Nugget
• Journalism, Ethics, and the KPFA Board Election
• Jobs Seem to be the Issue in Richmond Mayor's Race
• Priscilla Myrick announces candidacy for Berkeley, CA School Board Director
• Exhibits-East Bay Through October 10
• Around and About the Bay Area
• UC Berkeley Chancellor Cuts Sports to Save $4 Million
• Exhibits-San Francisco Through October 10
• Perata Spreads Falsehoods About Oakland Police Union
• Pow Wow Now:The Drums
• Daily Roundup: Prop 19 Winning in New Field Poll; Cypress Hill Smokeout Announced
• Galleries-San Francisco Through October 10
• Datafeed: California Spending $1 Billion Per Year Fighting Weed
• Odd Bodkins: Maybe not tell the children
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 24, Is All Crumbling?
• Highlights-East Bay Through October 10
• Daily Roundup: Stoners Against Legalization Team Up With Ex-Crackhead Priest
• Tuesday Must Read: California Runs Out of Execution Drug; PG&E Lost Power Before Blast
• General-East Bay Through October 10
• Comparing Jean Quan with the Other Frontrunners in the Oakland Mayor's Race
• Oakland Writer Wins "Genius" Grant
• Monday Must Read: Brown and Boxer Extend Leads; PG&E’s Pipes Leak a Lot
• Berkeley Public Library's 4th Annual Banned Bookmobile
• It's Time to Admit that the Iraq War was a Hoax
• Now Read This
• PG&E Recommends Saving Energy as Heatwave Causes Outages
• New Arrests and Charges Related to the Mehserle Verdict
• Berkeley Chamber of Commerce's Committee On Government Affairs Presents Public Forums for City
• Slap Hitter: A's Hopes End, Who cares?
• East Bay Quintet Steal $6.2 Million from IRS
• UCB Chancellor Awards Grants to Projects Teaching Youths About Math, Political Asylum, and "Mut
• No Joke: Secret Government Agents Circling Pot Farms in Oakland, Berkeley
• Rebecca Kaplan Wins Mayoral Debate
• Mega-Church Scares Believers with Prop 19 Lies
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 23, Bring in "The Law"
• Friday Must Read: Boxer’s Lead Widens; Whitman Moves to the Center
• The Investors’ Club: How the University of California Regents Spin Public Money into Private P
• AC Transit Cuts Night, Weekend Service
• Poll: Prop 19 Winning 47-38; Kids Rocking the Vote
• Vegan Filipino Cuisine Comes to Downtown Oakland
• Thursday Must Read: AC Transit Decimates Weekend Service; UC Berkeley Slashes 200 More Jobs
• Wild Neighbors: Last Cat Standing: Predators Past and Present
• When It Comes to Water, Chevron Is a Role Model
• Bay Area Residents Asked to Vote on a Site SAVE THE BAY Will Adopt and Clean Up
• Obsessive Compulsion
• Around and About: Carneiro Launches Berkeley Symphony on Thursday with Violin Concertos
• It Gets Better
• Spending Cap Lifted in Oakland Mayor’s Race?
• Berkeley Film Festival at the Shattuck This Weekend
• Autumnal Equinox Means More of the Same
• Daily Roundup: Paris Hilton Denied Japan Entry Over Dope Charges
• Inspections from Hell
• Has Perata Already Broken the Spending Cap?
• La Peña's Children's Programming 2010 - 33 Years of Amiguitos!
• A Bus Named Larry
• Skip Tracer Installment 20: Lance Darwin’s manly urges
• Local Licks
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland to Lose 700 Jobs; Jerry Brown Pushes for Executions
• CommonWealth Cafe Is the Sound of London Calling
• One-Night Stands
• Underground and Under-Appreciated
• Making Mourning Funny with Avery Monsen and Jory Johns
• Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits
• A Wandering Man in Space
• Lee and Skinner Fund Measure to Kill Redistricting Reform
• Possible Causes of Deadly PG&E Blast
• Letters for September 22
• Just Breathe With Sara Triest
• Justin Townes Earle
• City and Alameda Wine Company at Impasse
• James Franco's 'Howl' Resonates Beyond the Beats
• E.C. Scott Takes Her Blues to the Airwaves
• Fired for Pregnancy?
• Corrections for the Week of September 22
• Grinderman
• Bumper Crop at Berkeley Art Center
• William Coblentz: a Tribute
• Senior Power: Q & A
• The Circus is Back in Berkeley
• BOUNCE: Mad tea
• Two Berkeleyans Win Big in Bay Area Contests: Singer Angela Arnold and Environmentalist Mark Liolios
• Readings-East Bay Through October 3
• BOUNCE: Hum hum war
• Pacific Steel Castings (PSC):Politicians Protecting Polluters
• Professional Dance Through October 3
• Blogbeat: Help Save KittyCat
• Letters to the Editor
• Popmusic-East Bay Through October 3
• The Investors’ Club: How the University of California Regents Spin Public Money into Private P
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• Appeals Court Tosses Desley Brooks’ Suit Against Chip Johnson
• Last Cat Standing: Predators Past and Present
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• Museums-San Francisco Through October 3
• Jerry Brown Scores Endorsement from Perata’s Employer
• Book Into Film: Brokeback Mountain Discussion Group At The Berkeley Public Library
• Museums-East Bay Through October 3
• 53rd Monterey Jazz Fest Unveils the New School of Jazz
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 22, Star Wars on the Withlacoochee?
• Classical Music-East Bay Through October 3
• Albany City Council Adopts Resolution to Oppose Cutting Trees in State Park
• Tuesday Must Read: PG&E Gas-Line List Is Incomplete: AC Transit to Slash Weekend Service
• Classical Music-San Francisco Through October 3
• Boxer and Brown Leading in New Polls
• Pow Wow Now: Part 2: The Pow Wow Circle
• Dance-East Bay Through October 3
• Restoration Comedy: Mods and Rockers
• The Deadly Non-Emergency
• Exhibits-East Bay Through October 3
• Film review: HOWL Opens September 24 at the Elmwood in Berkeley
• Montgomery Wards or Cesar Chavez Learning Center?
• Exhibits-San Francisco Through October 3
• Berkeley High Parent Teacher Student Association Holds First Meeting
• Berkeley High Parent Teacher Student Association: Alive and Well
• Galleries-San Francisco Through October 3
• Tax and Regulate
• Radio Station KPFA’s Jazz Show Personality The Doug of Edwards Dies at 80
• General-East Bay Through October 3
• Theatre Review: COMPULSION with PATINKIN—Rep goes 14 for 14!
• Dispatches From The Edge: Afghan Talks: A Delicate Moment
• Highlights-East Bay Through October 3
• Stage-San Francisco Through October 3
• Odd Bodkins: The mint sauce.
• Kids-East Bay Through October 3
• Stage-East Bay Through October 3
• Daily Roundup: Indoor vs. Outdoor Fight Heating Up
• Why I’m Rooting Against the Niners
• Monday Must Read: PG&E Lied About Pipe Pressure, Uses Unreliable Tests: Judge Threatens OPD
• Slumdog Millionaire’s A.R. Rahman Takes Bollywood Global
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 21, Shall We Gather at the River?
• Violent Crime Wave Strikes Cal
• Woodfin and Workers Settle
• Friday Must Read: Was It Pipe Corrosion, SmartMeters, or too Much Pressure in PG&E’s Pipeline;
• Daily Roundup: DEA Continuing Dispensary Raids In Secret
• BREAKING NEWS: New Poll Shows Perata Leads a Close Oakland Mayor’s Race
• La Peña Launches Its Free And Fee Music Classes 2010 Season
• Thursday Must Read: PG&E Never Fixed Pipe; Whitman Sets Self-Funding Record
• Daily Roundup: San Francisco Chronicle Says Vote No on "219"? [Oops]
• Oakland Mayor’s Race Cap Is $95,000 for ‘Independent Committees’
• Local Vegan Wants to Set New Standards for Gelato
• Lyfe Jennings
• Confessions of a Pregnant Wine Writer
• Pow Wow Now: series about the Berkeley Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow (part 1: Origins)
• Watching Rome Burn with Steven Saylor
• Staged Reading: THE INEVITABLE by Bob Burnett
• Jazz Warriors Fred Hersch and Nancy King to Reunite at Yoshi's
• Berkeley Historical Society Fall Events Start This Weekend
• B.A.D. Girls' Demolition Derby
• Crowden Announces 2010-11 Concert Season
• Making Faith Gay-Friendly With Bernard Schlager
• The Agony and Ecstasy of Joaquin Phoenix
• Wednesday Must Read: PG&E Ignored Chance to Lessen Disaster; Jerry Brown Launches Attack Ads
• Thinking Holistically About Energy Efficiency
• James Franco's 'Howl' Resonates Beyond the Beats
• Walter James Manfield's Material World
• Live Review: Ambrose Akinmusire's Homecoming at Yoshi's
• Local Licks
• Raiders Tailgate Party, Bratwurst and All, to Be on TV
• Live Music Coming to Downtown Oakland
• Tampons As Sex Toys
• Resistance and Rebellion
• Don Perata to Buy Oakland Mayor's Race?
• Fowl Play at Impact Theatre
• Interpol
• Letters for September 15
• One-Night Stands
• Youth Radio Beyond the Airwaves
• Top-Shelf Ingredients and Creative Preparation at Locanda da Eva
• PG&E's Dangerous Game
• Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan
• California Marijuana Tax Stamps Readied
• Karyn Paige Trips the Light Fantastic
• DiFi’s Spouse Buys into Berkeley Prof’s Company
• Around and About the Bay Area
• Museums-East Bay Through September 26
• Berkeley Graduate Released by Iran
• Man Killed in Robbery Attempt near Ashby BART in South Berkeley
• Berkeley's Experience with Gas Leaks
• Kids-East Bay Through September 26
• Nine years after casting a lonely nay on Bush’s war,in 2001, Rep. Lee will be honored for her
• Applying for food stamps: "Don't you feel guilty?"
• BAHA Offers Free Fall Downtown Walking Tours in Measure R Area
• Highlights-East Bay Through September 26
• First Person: Bequeath Your Treasure
• Theatre Review: SPELLING BEE Serendipity:Who Knew there was a Real Pro Theatre in San Leandro?
• Galleries-San Francisco Through September 26
• Senior Power:Sex and the Senior Citizen
• Open Letter to Those Who Knew Irwin Silber:
• General-East Bay Through September 26
• Stage-San Francisco Through September 26
• DiFi’s Spouse Buys into Berkeley Prof’s Company
• Galleries-East Bay Through September 26
• Stage-East Bay Through September 26
• Tuesday Must Read: PG&E Wants Public to Help Pay for Blast; Brown’s Gaffe Could Be Costly
• Man Killed in Robbery Attempt near Ashby BART in South Berkeley
• Exhibits-San Francisco Through September 26
• Don't Miss This: Bats in the Belfry
• RIP Irwin Silber
• Applying for food stamps: "Don't you feel guilty?"
• Exhibits-East Bay Through September 26
• Solano Stroll Was a Great Party As Usual
• Skip Tracer Installment 19: Getting Laid in the Nineties
• Could Berkeley Ever Work as Well as Chicago?
• Dance-East Bay Through September 26
• Fighting for Free Speech:The Defendant is Not Important
• Local Authors Join eBay Fundraiser to Aid Ailing Mills College Alum
• Odd Bodkins:
• Classical Music-San Francisco Through September 26
• Letters to the Editor
• BAHA Offers Free Fall Downtown Walking Tours in Measure R Area (EVENT)
• Recent People's Park Incidents Spark Controversy, Ignite Nov. District 7 Councilman Race (COMME
• Classical Music-East Bay Through September 26
• Save Easy Does It!
• BOUNCE: Madhatter
• Around and About the Bay Area
• Blogbeat: How UC Berkeley is Being Dismantled
• Readings-East Bay Through September 26
• A Jean Quan Land-Use Backstory: The Past as Prologue? With a supporting cast including Don Perata, I
• Berkeley's Experience with Gas Leaks
• Arreguin Headquarters Kickoff to Feature State Senator Leland Yee (EVENT)
• Professional Dance Through September 26
• BOUNCE: Teaparty no one like me
• BAHA Offers Free Fall Downtown Walking Tours in Measure R Area
• Election Links
• Popmusic-East Bay Through September 26
• The Public Eye:Calling Obama the Fighter
• Theatre Review: SPELLING BEE Serendipity:Who Knew there was a Real Pro Theatre in San Leandro?
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 20, Scene of the Crime
• Outdoors-East Bay Through September 26
• An Open Letter to the Berkeley City Council Regarding Emergency Services for Disabled Citizens
• Open Letter to Those Who Knew Irwin Silber:
• Recent People's Park Incidents Spark Controversy, Ignite Nov. District 7 Councilman Race (COMME
• Museums-San Francisco Through September 26
• Berkeley Residents Invited to Clean Up Coast on September 25
• BREAKING NEWS: Perata to Buy Mayoral Election?
• Daily RoundUp: High Humboldt Pilot Grounded
• Booze Lobby Funding the No on 19 Campaign
• Monday Must Read: PG&E Ordered to Inspect All Gas Lines; San Bruno Death Toll Expected to Rise
• Pacific Steel Casting Pollution Problems Again Before Berkeley City Council
• Mothers Seek Information on Hiker’s Release
• Why You Can’t Burn the Qur’an without Burning the Bible
• Protest Koran-Burning-Christians: Public Reading of Koran at Ohlone Park on Saturday
• Berkeley Police Find Finder of Stolen Wallet at Long Last
• Man Killed in Robbery Attempt near Adeline and Emerson in Berkeley
• Dancing at the Distillery
• Stickup Victim Slain in Berkeley
• Burglary Victim Spots Stolen Goods on BART
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 19, Partners?
• Oakland Chef Heads for the Gulf
• Friday Must Read: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Unconstitutional; PG&E Explosion Kills Four
• The Big Oil Company Behind Prop 23 and the Tea Party
• Figueroa Blasts Lockyer for Fund-Raiser With Alleged Child Abuser
• Sierra Club Endorses Rebecca Kaplan
• New Music Venue, Vitus, to Open in Oakland
• Holly Near In Concert
• Dispatches From the Edge: The ‘Uniquely’ Dangerous Lebanon Border
• Exhibits-East Bay Through September 19
• Memorial for Slain Mountain Lion in Berkeley
• Exhibits-San Francisco Through September 19
• Planet Launches "Election Section" This Week
• The Public Eye: Republican Faith-Based Politics: The Dumbing of America
• Dance-East Bay Through September 19
• Who's Running in Berkeley
• The Public Eye: No Depression in Heaven
• Classical Music-San Francisco Through September 19
• Oakland Heritage Alliance Lecture and House Tour
• City and Campus Police Team Up for Improved Safety on Berkeley’s Southside
• Classical Music-East Bay Through September 19
• Stage-San Francisco Through September 19
• The November Election Starts in October This Year
• Saturday Forum on Avoiding Foreclosure
• Readings-East Bay Through Septemeber 19
• Pacific Steel Casting Pollution Problems Again Before Berkeley City Council
• LP Community Chorus Presents Canto Para Una Semilla
• Popmusic-East Bay Through September 19
• Senior Power: Is There a Senior Culture?
• Professional Dance Through September 19
• Theatre Review: The Salt Plays (part one): In the Wound—SHOTGUN Triumphant!
• Thursday Must Read: Silicon Valley Execs Want A’s; Airport Connector Moves Forward
• Museums-San Francisco Through September 19
• Theatre Review: TROUBLE IN MIND at Aurora—tight writing and bravura performances remind us of
• California, Feds Tussle Over Marijuana Cash
• Outdoors-East Bay Through September 19
• Odd Bodkins: The Man in the Moon
• California Marijuana Tax Stamps Readied
• Museums-East Bay Through September 19
• Odd Bodkins: The Lucky Booger
• Oakland, Richmond, CoCo County to Receive Grants for Blight
• Kids-East Bay Through September 19
• The Pepper Spray Times
• 21 Grand Shows Canceled This Month
• Highlights-East Bay Through September 19
• What Bell and Berkeley Have in Common
• Around and About the Bay Area
• General-East Bay Through September 19
• The Diabetes Epidemic
• Theater Review: Galileo and His Daughter
• Galleries-East Bay Through September 19
• An Open Letter to The Ecology Center
• Theater Review: Trouble in Mind, at the Aurora
• Galleries-San Francisco Through September 19
• Letters to the Editor
• The Pack
• Evolving With Jonathan Gustin
• One-Night Stands
• Monterey Jazz Festival Staves Off Doomsayers
• Go East, Man: California Cannabis Seeks Fresh Markets
• Catting Around with Bobcat Goldthwait
• Issac Delgado
• Distillation of Roots
• Medical Marijuana Dispensaries In Legal Limbo
• Merlots Go Back to School
• Berkeley's Wild Westside
• Phife Dawg's Triumphal Return
• Being Undead with Linda Watanabe McFerrin
• The Art of Solar Cooking
• Retrograde Turnaround
• Wednesday Must Read: A’s Hire Architect for San Jose Ballpark; Polluters Pour Money in Prop 23
• TheatreFIRST Spoofs Show Business — and Itself
• Daily RoundUp: Weeds Star Mary-Louise Parker Obeys 'Don't Get High On Own Supply' Rul
• "Machete Don't Text!"
• Barbara Boxer's Aide Pulls a Paris Hilton, Gets Busted for Dope
• They Make Mad Noise
• Video of the Day: Zion I & The Grouch "One"
• Jerry Brown Emerges from Hibernation
• Machine Head's Rob Flynn Gets Robbed, Offers Reward
• Local Licks
• Photos: AFI
• Jon Langford & Skull Orchard
• Berkeley Rep Brings Free Programs To Local Schools
• Slave Slop
• Roots Resurrected at Berkeley Old Time Music Convention
• Letters for the week of September 8.
• Kayla Stra's Long-Shot Bet
• Tuesday Must Read: Jerry's Union-Oakland Problems; SmartMeters Buzz Household Electronics
• Daily RoundUp: Oakland Growers, Cloners Become Teamsters
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 18, Back to the Ranch
• Berkeley Public Library Taking Part In 'Snapshot: One Day In The Life Of California Libraries'
• Interview: 'Baked' Author Mark Haskell Smith (Pt. 5)
• Local Literary Horizon Filled with Fellatio, Famine, and Subprime Loans
• Cheap Gourmet Chow for Cal Football Fans
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 17, Questions on the "Morning After"
• Friday Must Read: PG&E’s SmartMeters Pass Flawed Test; Jerry Brown Awakens from Long Slumber
• Thursday Must Read: Foreclosures Are Bad for Your Health; Illegal Immigration Plummets
• Court: Brown and Schwarzenegger Don't Have to Defend Prop 8
• Slap Hitter: A's ball gives way to Baseball
• Berkeley Public Library’s Playreaders Present 'Special Tidbits' as Part of Snapshot Day
• Interview: 'Baked' Author Mark Haskell Smith (Pt. 4)
• Letters for the Week of September 1
• Corrections for the Week of September 1
• Radical Light's Freed Radicals
• Date Palms Dream and Drone
• Sitting Up Straight and Eating it Raw With Heather Haxo Phillips
• Center Stage
• Dale Watson
• Go East, Man: California Cannabis Seeks Fresh Markets
• Young Gully Puts on the Gas
• Interview: 'Baked' Author Mark Haskell Smith (Pt. 3)
• Data Hounds and PrettyMaps
• UC Press Director to Retire
• Neu!
• Will Jerry Brown Be Forced to Appeal Prop 8 Ruling?
• The Star Behind Trouble in Mind
• More on Meg's Trial
• Direct From London: Berkeley Rep Plays The Great Game
• Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1
• Get Ready to Lose the Old Homestead
• The San Francisco Opera: Making opera elitist no more?
• Walnut Creek Developers Face Lawsuit
• Erik Jekabson
• A Troubled Rape Case Becomes Even More Troubling
• Sacramento Takes a Nap
• Score one for Up & Under
• Local Licks
• Roots Revisited
• Cal Performances Continues to Astound
• Waiting in Limbo
• Talking Monkey Talk With Rick Moody
• Bob Dylan's Fade to Black
• Cream Pies and Poopnoodles
• A Guide to the 2010-2011 Cultural Calendar
• This Week in Racism
• Interview: 'Baked' Author Mark Haskell Smith (Pt. 2)
• Mountain Lion Killed in Berkeley
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 16, The Break-in
• Marxist Cult Tries to Occupy Oakland Child Care Centers
• Best Excuse to Get Out of Jury Duty Ever
• Headline of the Day
• Health Care Union Fight Goes to Kaiser
• Frickin' Robots! Folding Socks!
• Because It Is Adorable, and Because It Is About Socks
• Sacto a Pathetic Spectacle
• Happy Birthday, Steve Meagher!
• Interview: 'Baked' Author Mark Haskell Smith (Pt. 1)
• Tickets Go On Sale For Berkeley Rep’s Shows At Home And Abroad
• The Only California Democrat in Trouble
• Bay Area News Group Editorial Slams Mt. Diablo USD
• HP, Dell Go to War for 3Par
• Photos: Bad Brains
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 15, Turkey, Tacking, and Trysting
• Free High Holy Days Services, a Real Rarity
• Will the A's Stay in Oakland?
• Meg Whitman's Oakland Office
• More Meg Whitman Cash to Spend
• Brutal Math on Oakland Child Care
• Read Cynthia Gorney!
• Playing with Crime Numbers After Oakland Layoffs
• Preservationists Double-Team Gordon Wozniak
• Go Slow
• HempCon Blasted for Cheap Medical Pot Doctoring
• Frickin' Laser Beams! Hitting Oakland Airplanes!
• States Nag Craigslist to Kill Escort Ads
• Oscar Grant Shooting Costs BART $6 Million
• Zaytuna College Head Speaks Out
• California Cannabis Goes Pro ... With Baseball Cards?
• Pretty Label Wines
• Juan Calle and His Latin Lantzmen
• Foreign Globester Is a Man in Motion
• Eat Real Festival Is Real Good
• Braille Bingo at the Lions Center for the Blind
• Cal Shakes' Cold-Blooded Macbeth
• Daily Roundup: Facebook Rejects Prop 19 Ad; Bears Patrol B.C. Pot Farm
• Beat the Devil: The Last Exorcism and Centurion
• Rock The Bells Celebrates ’93 Til Infinity
• An Art Project for the Birds
• At Least It Ain't Coke Sex Parties
• Space Invaders at Traywick Contemporary
• Sarah Palin's Blowback
• Oakland Mayoral Candidates Narrowed
• Mt. Diablo Fire is Almost Out
• Local Licks
• Freddie Gibbs
• Apple Dips Its Toe in Online Music Storage
• Residents Take Sides in Piedmont Gardens Lockout
• Saturn/Uranus Oppostion Bids Farewell
• What Proposition 19 Does
• Lost My Virginity Last Night
• Slum Village
• Letters for August 25
• Rodrigo y Gabriela Set the Greek on Fire
• Corrections for the Week of August 25
• Stoners Against Legalization
• One-Night Stands
• Really Eating with Pim Techamuanvivit
• Photos: Rock the Bells
• Guns, Kicking, Mayhem at BART
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 14, Digging for Details
• Prop. 8 Might Have a Sponsor After All
• Where Are They Now? Jose Canseco Edition
• Exciting New Ways to Quantify Your Misery
• Lawrence Berkeley Eggheads Study Gulf Spill
• Scare at Laney College
• What's Happening at Planned Parenthood?
• Daily Roundup: Meet Kestrel, the Hemp Car
• Latest Good Tech News: HP in a Buying Mood
• Daily Roundup: Police Pro/Anti-Prop 19; Doonesbury on Oakland
• Montel Williams Talks Pot in Oakland
• First Muslim Liberal Arts College Opens in Berkeley
• More on Zaytuna College
• Five Teen Robbers Nabbed by BPD After Preying on North Berkeleyites
• Planning Your South Branch Library Project September 2010
• What Not to Do With Beer
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 13, Probers and Patients
• Santa Rita Inmate Dies after Guards Taze Him
• Hard Times by the Numbers
• A Japanese Yodeler and a Cappella Showtunes
• How Desperate is SF Gate?
• Brother, Can You Spare $2 Billion?
• HP Rebounds from Mark Hurd Scandal
• Eat Fruit, Get Brain Damage
• Rape Victims Sue Oakland Diocese
• Photos: Outside Lands, Day 1
• Lake Merritt Bird Island Restoration Deadline Approaching
• Photos and Videos of the Party
• Intel Buys McAfee
• Google Killing Fallout: Chinatown Comes Together
• San Jose Smells Like Poo
• Court: Guv Can Furlough State Workers
• Letters for August 18
• World of Streetcolor
• Bay Guardian Defeats SF Weekly, Again
• Fate of Oakland Cannabis Farmers May Lie with Neighbors
• Wednesday Must Read: Three Oakland Mayoral Candidates Fail to Qualify; Oakland Green Debate Stirs Co
• Laurie Antonioli
• Photos: D'EspairsRay at Slim's, 8/4/10
• The Magic Finger
• California Cannabis Goes Pro - With Baseball Cards?
• Ippuku Is Izakaya
• The Inside Scoop on Outside Lands
• George Duke
• Beehive Market Is Berkeley's New Buzz
• One-Night Stands
• Counseling Carnivores with Will Tuttle
• Are Capital Punishment's Emotional Costs Worth It?
• The Criminals (Animal Kingdom) and the Swinger (Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel)
• Grand Lake
• Are Capital Punishment's Financial Costs Worth It?
• Budweiser Superfest Puts the Women First
• 36/7 at Pro Arts Gallery
• Ten Years of Art and Soul
• Local Licks
• Finding Rhymes for "French Roast" with Laura Glen Louis
• Former House of Shields Owner to Open Bar in Uptown
• Out of the Frying Pan
• Las Femmes Féroces
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 12, In the Pits
• Tuesday Must Read: Oakland Students Show Big Test Score Gains: Court Puts Gay Marriages on Hold
• Video: East Bay Express Home Grown Party 2010
• Rest in Peace, Abbey Lincoln
• Big Polluters Try to Kill Climate-Change Law
• Trib Says No Gay Marriages Right Away
• Berkeley Public Library Presents A Screening Of ‘Archeology Of Memory: Villa Grimaldi’
• Outside Lands in Your Living Room
• Outside Lands Brought to Your Living Room
• Ye Gods: Jesus Dragged Into Dope Debate
• Chefs Bring Pisco, Agave, and Soft-Boiled Eggs to Local Food Fest
• Photos: Phish
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 11, Excavations and Excisions
• Friday Must Read: Marcie Hodge Enters Oakland Mayor's Race; Judge Lifts Stay on Gay Marriage Ru
• Book Into Film: Rear Window Discussion Group at the Berkeley Public Library
• On Land Festival Lineup Announced
• Video of the Day: "Telephone: The Office Version" Featuring Crystal Monee Hall
• California Chamber of Commerce Puts Prop 19 on Blast
• Debate: Pleasant Hill Brass Considers Pot 'Deadliest Drug in the Country'
• Thursday Must Read: More Same-Sex Nuptials, More Lawsuits For Wells Fargo, But Fewer Foreclosures
• Mary Zimmerman’s Arabian Nights Returns To Berkeley Rep
• Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Against SF Weekly; Papers Apparently Settle Case
• More Allegations of Sexual Abuse Against A Former Bay Area Swim Coach
• Finally, Jerry Brown and the Anti-Gay Crowd Can Agree on Something: Reefer Madness
• SF Dems Give Key Endorsement to Prop 19
• Wednesday Must Read: Pedophile Priests, Segregated Prisons, and Carly's Economic Prognosticatio
• MP3 of the Day: Dominant Legs' "Clawing at the Walls" (Girls Side Project)
• Free Primus Download
• Buskers Wanted for SF Street Food Festival
• The Turf Feinz Go Viral
• Arcade Fire
• A Fine Conquest for Shotgun Players
• One-Night Stands
• Letters for August 11
• Do the Time Warp at the Saturn Cafe
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 10, Redneck Wisdom
• For Susan Dunlap, It's Murder
• Nicole's Final Act
• Great Expectations
• Ganesh Goes to Ghana with Debbie Steingesser
• Ferocious Tornado Rider
• Girlstock Is Where the Girls Are
• Delta Levee "Repair" Threatens Salmon
• End Products at Kala
• Beach Fossils
• Wretched of the Earth: Peepli Live and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
• Berkeley Couple Wins Gay Marriage Fight
• FreshFest Uses Hip-Hop to Get Youth of Color in the Eco Movement
• Citizens Outspending Cops on Prop 19
• Still Waiting to Exhale
• Wild Nothing / The Love Language
• Rosé, Whatever the Weather
• If You're Into Chicks, You're Not Into Dicks
• Local Licks
• Perata Nearing Expenditure Cap
• Monday Must Read: Deadline for Mayor’s Race is Wednesday; Schwarzenegger Wants Gay Marriages t
• Protest to Save Jelly's on Friday
• What's With the Shootings Outside Clubs?
• Thee Oh Sees Pretty Much Blowing Up
• It's the Economy, Stoners: Howard Jarvis, Depressions, and Purple-Urkle
• Slap Hitter: A's begin Road Trip, Everything's New
• Mandy Patinkin Stars in 'Compulsion' at Berkeley Rep
• Neighbors Want Housing Atop Shattuck Safeway
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 9, R est and R esearch
• Yukking It Up With Beverley Bender
• Daily Roundup: Skydiver Busted With 55 Pounds of Pot; Mendocino Ponders 'State of Emergency
• Friday Must Read: Will Gay Marriage Be Legal Immediately?; Whitman Refuses to Join Gates and Buffett
• FreshFest Uses Hip-Hop to Get Youth of Color in the Eco Movement
• Oakland's Cannabis Cash Contributing to Mayoral Race
• Photos: DJ Mr. E & Zion-I
• Eric and Suzy Thompson at Berkeley Public Library
• Take the Broadway Shuttle - It's Free!!
• Mua Ends Its Nightclub
• Oakland Launches New Broadway Shuttle
• Broadway Shuttle to Run to Express Party Until Midnight
• Photo of the Week
• Video of the Day: Erk Tha Jerk's "Summer" (Preview)
• Will Dellums Endorse in the Mayor’s Race?
• Broken Bells
• Wednesday Must Read: Dems Propose Tax Changes; Prop. 8 Supporters Expect to Lose Today
• One-Night Stands
• From Quannum Projects to Science Fiction
• Zatis' Turkish Revival
• The EPA Aims to Get the Lead Out
• Jason Moran
• Artists' Models at Vessel Gallery
• Banks Tighten Loan Requirements
• Porn (Middle Men) or Pills (Life During Wartime)?
• Pushing Foster Children Off the Plank
• Legitimizing Eli's Mile High Club
• Adam Elenbaas on Getting High With God
• Uranus/Saturn Opposition Spells Trouble
• Black Star Gets Its Shine
• Humor Is a Funny Business
• The Express' Homegrown Party
• Local Licks
• Announcing the Express'2010 Best of the East Bay Party
• It's Showtime on Chatroulette
• Oakland Leaders Want Higher Taxes — Not Real Reform
• Can 'Just Say Now' Pot The Vote Nationwide?
• Letters for August 4
• Shooting Outside The New Parish Last Night
• Corrections for the Week of August 4
• Gay Marriage Legal Again in California!
• Err on the Side of the Three-Way
• Live Review: Joanna Newsom Delivers a Light, Sparkling Set at Oakland’s Fox Theater
• Pipes 2 The People Goes National
• Total Victory for Gay Marriage
• Kala Art Institute News - August 3, 2010
• Core of the Coalman
• Dellums Will Not Enter Mayor's Race
• Tuesday Must Read: Feds Inquire About Oakland Pot Farms; Meg Whitman’s Spending Nears $100 Mil
• Video of the Artists You Will See This Friday
• Visit the East Bay Express Event Booth
• Live Review: Wolf Parade Trounces Critics
• A Federal Crackdown on California?: Forum Announced
• Perata Stays on Prison Guard’s Payroll
• New Kelley Stoltz MP3: "I Don't Get That"
• Citizens Outspending Cops 5:1 in Prop 19
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 8, The River Rats
• Band Spotlight #20: Russell City Memorial Blues Band
• Band Spotlight #21: The Mighty Underdogs
• Chabot Space & Science Center’s Kids’ Party Zone!
• GEAR HEAD GARAGE
• Early Graves Singer Dies in Car Crash
• Cali Swag Distrcit Descends on the New Parish
• Monday Must Read
• Daily Roundup: Montel Williams — Oakland Farmer? Baby In Coma After Eating Hash
• Debit-Card Bandit Nabbed in Berkeley
• Your Daily Lick: Mike Eckstein
• Bike Valet Parking at the Best of the East Bay Party
• Band Spotlight #19: The Stone Foxes
• Fall Is Filled With Creativity At Berkeley Rep's School Of Theatre
• Dance Battle: 7pm - 9pm at the DJ Stage
• Cherry Hoops
• Daily Roundup: Drug Czar Tells Cali 'Good Job'; Prop 19 Needs Cash
• Music Sampler Preview for the Party
• Events: Direct Democracy Forum; HempCon; Reggae Rising Canceled
• Art Show
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 7, A visit to Collette's
• Your Daily Lick: Generalissimo
• Friday Must Read: Another Oakland Parcel Tax, Gunman Terrorizes Children's Hospital, and One Ye
• 34 Percent of Coliseum Food Vendors and 19 Percent at Oracle Arena Have "Critical" Food Sa
• Conjuring a Blithe Spirit
• One-Night Stands
• Photos: Far East Movement & Dan Black
• Raising Money Via Private Placements
• MAIN STAGE LINEUP
• Best Coast
• Drink Up, Peoples
• Daily Roundup: Sacto Pardons Clubs; Afghan Police Under the Influence
• Musician Survey Results on Equitable Pay
• Skip Tracer Installment 18: Drunk on the job
• Your Daily Lick: Interstellar Grains
• Toll Increase On Bridges Raises Money — and Commute Speeds
• San Jose Backs Down on A's Vote
• Is It Legal to Tax Large Pot Farms?
• Passion Is Not Enough to Sustain a Business
• Politics and Profits Divide Oakland Medical Cannabis Providers
• Double Vision
• Slap Hitter: A's Ready for Year's Biggest Game
• Thursday Must Read: Another Oakland tax proposal, more state furloughs, and a new Bay Bridge tower
• Will Oakland's Giant Pot Farms Be Green?
• Your Daily Lick: Death Valley High
• David Steindl-Rast Wants Us to Say Thanks
• Daily Roundup: Washington DC Permits Dispensaries; Oakland Signs Off On Farms
• Porn for All
• Richmond Can't Decide What to Do About Pot
• Local Licks
• Vinnie's Cheesesteaks, Urbann Turbann, and Northside Cafe Bring Life to Northside
• Presunto Culpable, Proven Innocent
• Esperanza Spalding
• The Compound's Workers' Paradise
• AileyCamp Kids on the Move
• Retail Climate Delays Jack London Market
• An All Hearts Disco Revival
• Letters for July 28
• Let's Close the Financial Literacy Gap
• Robert Ashley's Life Well Wasted
• Feeding the Demand for Mid-century Modern
• As the Wheel of Life Turns
• Alameda Point Mini-City Leveled
• From a Land Down Under
• Orukusaki Finds New Ammo
• Pixar's Animation and Artistry
• We Play With Swords
• The Doctor and the Diva's Sad Song
• Educating Tomorrow's Employees
• Photos: Neil Young
• The Craigslist Foundation's Community-Building for Businesses
• Best Of the East Bay Party Sampler - MP3s
• The Runaways: Kisses and Winnebago Man
• Wednesday Must Read: Oakland A's, pot farms, Franklin Canyon, 401(k) borrowing, and Jack Tatum
• Tuesday, July 27 Must Read
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• Your Daily Lick: Moira Scar
• Daily Roundup: The Snoop Dogg Effect; Kamala Harris Labeled 'Medical Terrorist'
• Will Gourmet Ghetto's Safeway Get a Bioswale?
• Band Spotlight #18: Bang Data
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 6, Chief Steps Up
• Oakland Council Votes for Taxes
• Band Spotlight #17: Finish Ticket
• Skip Tracer Installment 17: Writing your way out of a paper bag
• Monday Must Read
• Not Just Her Father’s Daughter
• Daily Roundup: $40 Oz. The Next 'Two Buck Chuck'; T-Wolves Coach Fined Over 'Pot'
• Your Daily Lick: Mercury Falls
• Your Daily Lick: The Welcome Matt
• Your Daily Lick: Vir
• Susan Medak Celebrates Two Decades At The Helm Of Berkeley Rep
• Rah Digga Video Leak
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 5, Doubts and Confirmations
• Friday Must Read
• Jhameel is Blowing Up Online
• Daily Roundup: THC Can Manage Sickle Cell Disease; Oakland Tweaks Medical Cannabis Taxes
• Will the Oakland Police Union Compromise?
• Walter Hawkins Concert and Funeral
• Gearhead Garage Bike Raffle
• Daily Roundup: Medical Cannabis Taxes Rile Oakland Dispensaries; High Times Announces 2010 Stony Awa
• Slap Hitter: A's Radio finally delivers
• Politics, Profits Dividing Medical Cannabis Providers in Oakland
• Odwalla "Rock the Bay" Contest and Giveaway
• Skip Tracer Installment 16: Walker Gets Lucky
• Band Spotlight #16: Fans of Jimmy Century
• Will Richmond Close Its Pot Clubs Before Its New Law Goes Into Effect?
• Thursday Must Read
• Kala Art Institute News - July 20, 2010
• Oakland Police Hurt Themselves
• OAK's Pot Farm Regs Win In Extra Innings
• Hooker with a Screwdriver
• AC Transit Drivers' Sickout Continues
• Most Cal Sports Programs Lose Money
• Hot Toddies Mix Girlhood and Geekiness
• Mountain Man
• Bikes 4 Life's Revolution Ride
• The Battle of Berkeley Progressives
• Spinal Tapping With Koichi Naruishi
• After 35 Years, Bay Wolf Is Still Strong
• After the Quake At the Jewish Film Festival
• Stanley Clarke
• The End of the Wilderness Exchange
• Ryan Young's Confessions and Confrontations
• Less Is More at Slate Art and Design Gallery
• Are SmartMeters Dangerous, Too?
• Local Licks 
• Frank Bruni's Hunger Management
• Tracey Snelling's Bordertown Romance
• It Only Gets Harder
• Letters for the Week of July 21
• Hannibal Buress
• Mime Troupe Revels in Posibilidad
• Official State Analysis of Prop 19: Super-Green
• 'Pot vs Anaheim' Case May Set Precedent
• BPD Officers Carry Special Olympics Torch to EC
• The Clientele
• Wednesday Must Read
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 4, A Call in the Night
• Tuesday Must Read
• Your Daily Lick: Kevin Beadles
• City of Oakland: Pot Farm Taxes to Net $38 Million per Year
• Best yogini/circus aerialist
• Best Chicken for Chicken and Waffles
• Your Daily Lick: 2wo 4our 1ne
• Daily Roundup: D.A.R.E. Endorses Booze; 'Demonic Spirits' Behind Prop 19
• Legalize It: The Ballot Arguments for Prop. 19
• The Walnut Creek Mehserle Shout Fest
• Your Daily Lick: Solcraft
• Slap Hitter: Anonymous with an A
• MOG Unveils iPhone App
• Daily Roundup (a day late): OAK Pot Farm Regs Move Forward; DiFi killing Prop 19 buzz
• Daily Roundup (today's): UFCW endorses Prop 19; Medical Marijuana Inc. Rents Pontiac Silverdome
• Too $hort Arrested in Boise
• Skip Tracer Installment 14: Walker calls out the Colonel
• Symptom: Murder, Installment 3, Hooking Up
• Friday Must Read
• Daily Roundup: Dispensaries Against Prop 19; USDOE Finds Mandatory Student Drug Testing Doesn't
• Tonight! North American Unicycle Basketball Championships in Berkeley
• Readers' Poll Winners: People & Places
• Dance Battle Booked for Best of the East Bay Party
• Best Old School Deli
• Skip Tracer Installment 15: Throwing gasoline on a marriage
• Wild Sex in the Working Class
• Monday Must Read
• Blood Evidence
• Berkeley Unicycle Basketball Team Wins North American Championship
• Wednesday Must Read
• Band Spotlight #14: Guitar Mac and His Blues Express
• Oakland Police Shoot Themselves in the Foot
• Daily Roundup: Patenting "420"; Paris Hilton Busted Again
• Band Spotlight #13: Cheetahs on the Moon
• Your Daily Lick: The Stone Foxes
• Video Undermines Police "Probe" of Kaplan and Quan
• Amazon Sells More Kindles Than Hardcovers
• Thursday Must Read
• Berkeley Rep Awards 15 Fellowships For Upcoming Season
• Exhibition: Residency Projects I
• Updating Your Computer Skills At Berkeley Public’s Central Library
• Free Workshop: Introduction To Corporate Giving
• Nicole Klaymoon's Embodiment Project Presents 'Bloodline'
• Libraries Are Busier Than Ever: Berkeley Public Library Checks out 2,000,000 Items in One Year!
• La Peña's Great Solo Performances Series Presents Ruben C. Gonzalez's ‘La Esquinita USA’
• Berkeley Public Library Presents ‘Warm Tones’: The Photograpy Of Ken Akimoto
• Coming Soon at Berkeley Public's Central Library: Improved Layouts And Floor Plans
• Les Waters Brings A New Play By A Berkeley Native To New York
• Kala Fellowship Talk: Terry Berlier and Ranu Mukherjee
• Berkeley Rep Sets Off More Fireworks: Extra Show For Dan Hoyle
• Berkeley Art Center News - June 17, 2010
• Book Into Film: The Namesake - Discussion Group at the Berkeley Public Library
• Kala Art Institute News - June 14, 2010
• Tony Awards Honor Another Show Born At Berkeley Rep: American Idiot
• Berkeley Rep Elects Leaders For Another Year Of Fearless Theatre
• Growing Up Asian in America Exhibit at Berkeley Public Central Library
• Berkeley Public Library Newsletter - June 2010
• Solano Stroll Application Deadlines Approaching
• Planning Your South Branch Library Project June 2010
• Summer Is Sizzling Fun At Berkeley Rep’s School Of Theatre
• Exhibition - Osvaldo Torres' Catastro de Colores y Esperanzas
• Drama Desk Adds To Accolades For Berkeley Rep's American Idiot
• Call For Entries
• Street Festival: La Peña Day In Berkeley
• Shows Developed At Berkeley Rep Win Outer Critics Circle Awards
• Exhibition - Groundswell
• Berkeley Public Library Presents 2 Poets and a Novelist at the Berkeley Public Library
• 36th Anniversary Party of Great Art, Music and Celebration
• Berkeley Rep Leader Receives ₤10,000 Grant From British Council
• John Leguizamo Joins Fireworks Festival At Berkeley Rep
• Two Shows Born At Berkeley Rep Nab Six Tony Nominations
• Mapping Environments - Kala AIS Student Exhibition
• Grupo Raiz In Concert
• Planning Your North Branch Library Project Design Development Update - April 29, 2010
• Your Presence Is Requested At Suvanto By Maile Chapman
• Planning Your West Branch Library Project Schematic Design
• Waters Directs Premiere Of Sweet’s Girlfriend At Berkeley Rep
• Planning Your Claremont Branch Library Project Meeting: Design Development Update
• Like Brand New! La Peña Celebrates Its 35th Anniversary
• Tiny Kushner Goes To London
• Berkeley Rep Auctions Off American Idiot Memorabilia On Ebay
• Berkeley Public Library Offers Three New Workshops In May: Two from Foundation Center And One Featur
• Collect! Exhibition And Silent Auction Fundraiser
• Kala Art Institute News - April 3, 2010
• La Bohemia And La Peña Presents Prime Mexican Troubadour Mauricio Diaz
• Berkeley Public Library Celebrates National Library Week
• Earth Day and the Ecology Center
• Kron And Silverman Reunite To Premiere In The Wake At Berkeley Rep
• Berkeley Earth Day
• What’s Happening At Kala: March 24, 2010
• Planning Your South Branch Library Project April 2010
• Quartet San Francisco Performs Benefit Concert for Crowden Music Center at Yoshi’s
• From Jerez, Spain, Gypsy Flamenco Comes to the BA
• Astounding Gathering of Local Poets for Haiti
• Berkeley Rep Offers Sunday Sampler, Spring Classes And Summer Camp
• Two Local Teens Win Berkeley Rep’s Annual Playwriting Prize
• Exhibition : Siege at The Kala Gallery
• Berkeley Public Library’s Playreaders Present Performers’ Showcase
• Jazz In Focus - The Photography of Scott Chernis
• Berkeley Public Library Presents A Free Noontime Concert Featuring Berkeley Opera
• Berkeley Rep Welcomes Chefs From The Chez Panisse Family For Onstage!
• Plan and Train for Your First Century Bicycle Ride
• Crowden Music Center March Programs Offer Preview Of Tomorrow's Sounds And Stars
• American Prayer Hour
• Berkeley Public Library and North Atlantic Books Present: March Get Well! Library Series
• Berkeley Rep's New Season Features Stunning Plays And Stellar Performers
• Student Exhibition: Hear Us, See Us: Visions Across Curriculum...
• Saturday Afternoon At The Movies: The Violin
• Fireworks Festival At Berkeley Rep Features Sedaris, Hoyle And Nisker
• Berkeley Art Center News - February 16, 2010
• Camp Kala 2010
• Berkeley Public Library Invites You To A Design Development Update....
• Black History Month / Jovelyn Richards in Come Home
• Berkeley Public Library And North Cities One Stop Career Center Offer Job Search Workshops
• Exhibition - Process and Place: The Transformative Potential Of Artist Residencies
• Saturday Afternoon at the Movies
• Whipped: QTPOC Recipes for Love, Sex, and Disaster
• Ramzy And The Newscasters Kickoff National Tour At La Peña Cultural Center
• Berkeley Public Library Claremont Branch Renovation Project Community Meetings
• The Birth of a Mural Kicks off the LP 35th Anniversary Series
• Lunar New Year Celebration
• Berkeley Public Library Presents Opera In The Library
• Third Get Well! Series Showcases Berkeley Alternative Practitioners
• Berkeley Public Library Offers Foundation Directory Online Workshop
• Two Local Kids Make Stage Debut In Coming Home At Berkeley Rep
• 'Fragmentos De Perú' - Contemporary Art of Claudio Talavera-Ballon
• Berkeley Rep Extends Magical Production Of Aurélia’S Oratorio
• A Concert To Raise Awareness About Hypertension, High Blood Pressure, And Diabetes
• American Idiot Begins Broadway Run – Taking Over Earns L.A. Award
• Spike Lee’s Film Of Berkeley Rep’s Passing Strange Airs On PBS
• Berkeley Rep's Plays Named Among Decade's Best By Nation's Top Critics
• Kala Gallery Schedule - December 23, 2009
• Berkeley Rep’s School Launches Winter Session With Sunday Sampler
• Film Discussion Series At The Berkeley Public Library
• What’s Happening At Kala: December 16, 2009
• David Sedaris Takes The Stage At Berkeley Rep
• Alameda Woman Celebrates 20 Years In Berkeley Rep’s Costume Shop
• 4 Writers Read At Berkeley Public’s Central Library
• Master Dramatist Athol Fugard Is Coming Home To Berkeley Rep
• Red: Berkeley Art Center Artist Members Showcase
• What’s Happening At Kala: December 4, 2009
• World's Top 10 Ethical Vacation Destinations Revealed
• New Year Means Four New Plays At Berkeley Repertory Theatre
• Kala Art Institute News about Nakano
• Solano Avenue Association and Stroll: Santa on Solano Avenue
• Solano Avenue Association and Stroll: Santa on Solano Avenue
• What’s Happening At Kala: December 2009
• Berkeley Rep Invites Local Teens To Act, Direct, Write And Produce
• December Jazz At Noon At Berkeley Public Library
• Berkeley Public Library Invitation: Planning Your West Branch Library Project
• What’s Happening At Kala: November 2009
• Playreaders Performers’ Showcase at Central Library
• Visual Art Exhibits Highlight Leonard Peltier's Art Work
• Recovery Fund for Nakano and Watanabe
• The artwork of Native American political prisoner Leonard Peltier in Berkeley
• Red Divas Cabaret at La Peña Nov 6
• Berkeley Rep Presents The West Coast Premiere Of Tiny Kushner
• Art Exhibits At La Peña
• James D. Phelan Art Award in Printmaking
• Crowden Receives $350,000 Gift From Jacqueline Hoefer Trust To Renovate Concert Hall
• Third Annual Halloween Costume Contest And Magic Show In Albany And Berkeley
• New York Times and Los Angeles Times Praise American Idiot at Berkeley Repertory Theatre
• Business Workshop On Retail Basics
• Business Workshop On Export-Import Business
• Branch Renovation Program Update: Berkeley Public Library Continues Neighborhood Meetings
• The Velvet Underground On Film With Richie Unterberger
• What’s Happening At Kala: October 2009
• Crowden Music Center Announces 2009-10 Season
• Spike Lee’s Film Of Berkeley Rep’s Passing Strange Plays The Bay
• Vibrator and Drinking: Two Berkeley Rep Shows Begin Broadway Runs
• Berkeley Staff Art and Craft Show 2009
• Banned Books Week at Central Library
• Noted Berkeley Health Authors To Talk At Berkeley Public Library/North Atlantic Books.....
• What’s Happening At Kala: September 2009
• La Peña Cultural Center Presents The 10th Annual Hecho en Califas Festival
• Berkeley Public Library's Banned Books Week Celebration
• A tribute to Serrat / Con Serrat en el Corazón
• The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later
• Berkeley Public Library Welcomes Berkeley Symphony’s New Music Director, Joana Carneiro
• Planning Your Berkeley Public Library Branch Renovations
• Prominent Mata Ortiz Master Potter Visits The Bay Area
• Berkeley Rep Offers Free Outreach Programs For Local Schools
• Berkeley Public Library Presents Books Outside The Library
• Leonard Peltier's Artwork Exhibit Opens In Berkeley
• Meet Sarah Wilson at the Central Berkeley Public Library
• Mayer and Hulce Discuss Creation Of American Idiot At Berkeley Rep
• From Puerto Rico Jose Saavedra and Walter Morciglio in Concert
• Branch Renovation Program Update: Meet Your North Branch and South Branch Project Architects
• Berkeley Akademie Concert Added To Berkeley Symphony 2009-2010 Season
• Berkeley Rep’s School Kicks Off Fall Session With Sunday Sampler
• Cowboy Poetry: Tony Argento
• The 2009 Solano Avenue Stroll!
• What's Happening at Kala! August 2009
• Fanny and Meli's Celtic /Flamenco Night
• The 2009 Solano Avenue Stroll Kick-off Party
• Berkeley Rep Extends Green Day’s American Idiot – Again!
• Tango In The Library
• Amigos / Friends: Mochi Parra and Rafael Manriquez in Concert
• Film Series Presents the Bay Area Debut of 16 Cuban Works
• Kala Salutes Karl Kasten: Celebration of the Recent Publication of His New Memoir, Foghorns.....
• Poet/Librarians Read at the Berkeley Public Library
• Kala Fellowship Talks by Yasuaki Onishi and Ali Richards
• Diáspora Negra - The African Legacy in Latin America
• Berkeley Rep Receives American Express Grant For Fellowships
• What's Happening at Kala! July 2009
• Bobi Cespedes, Back By Popular Demand!
• Solano Stroll Sponsorship Opportunity
• Influential Local Leaders Elected to Guide Berkeley Rep's 42nd Season
• Celebrate Peace Day with Origami Cranes at the Berkeley Public Library
• Chad Jones and Tom Pearl Join the Staff of Berkeley Rep
• Explore Classical Music at Berkeley Public Library
• La Peña releases it’s programming for July & August, 2009
• Perceive & Connect @ BAC
• Upcoming Premieres At Berkeley Rep Earn Prestigious Grants
• What's Happening at Kala! June 2009
• 4th of July at the Berkeley Marina
• What’s Happening at Kala! May 2009
• News From Berkeley Art Center - May 22, 2009
• Berkeley Public Library Begins Project on the Desegregation of Berkeley Public Schools
• ‘Dance to the Music’ Concerts at Crowden Music Center
• Carrie Fisher Returns To Berkeley Rep – Last Stop Before Broadway
• Berkeley Rep Offers Free Talk With Freed For You, Nero
• Help us keep the A's in Oakland
• Jump Start Your Summer At The Berkeley Rep School Of Theatre
• Bob Schildgen AKA Mr. Green at Berkeley Public Library
• Berkeley Art Center Newsletter - May 8, 2009
• Les Waters Unleashes the Lieutenant of Inishmore at Berkeley Rep
• Berkeley Public Library Hosts Superfest Showing Classic Films
• Mike Mcshane Joins Comic Cast Of You, Nero At Berkeley Rep
• Carrie Fisher’s Wishful Drinking Careens Onto Broadway
• 3 East Bay School Districts Awarded Department of Energy Solar America Showcase Grant
• Fugard Is Coming Home To Berkeley Rep To Complete 2009/10 Season
• Eastbay Non-Profit Partners with Regional Schools to Keep Art Education Alive
• Audiobook Narrator Wanda McCaddon at Berkeley Public Library
• Free Land - Ariel Luckey's Solo Performance
• Berkeley Public Library: Begins Upgrading of Self-check System
• Berkeley Public Library Begins Upgrading of Self-check System
• Colson Whitehead In Celebration Of His New Book Sag Harbor
• Expanding The Vision: Kala Facility Expansion Project
• Koto Concert at Berkeley Public Library
• Berkeley Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• 28th Annual Quilt Show at Berkeley Public Library
• Narsai Toast Raises $4.7 Million for Berkeley Rep
• What’s Happening at Kala! April 2009
• Value of Public Libraries Recognized by California State Senate: National Library Week 2009
• Solano Avenue Stroll Registration
• Berkeley Public Library Welcomes New Board of Library Trustee Winston Burton......
• Berkeley Rep Announces Ambitious Season of New Plays for 2009 - 10
• Berkeley Earth Day
• Jazz-Poetry Program at Berkeley Public Library
• Berkeley Art Center's 'Print and Poster' Exhibition and Sale
• Lyric Escape: Paintings by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
• Berkeley Rep’s Vibrator Play Heads to Broadway
• Seven Spectacular Chefs Help Berkeley Rep Bid Bon Voyage to the Narsai Toast
• What’s Happening at Kala - March 13, 2009
• Berkeley Art Center New Website
• What's Happening at Kala! March 2009
• Crowden Music Center Presents Jeremy Cohen And Karen Blixt At Yoshi's
• Kids and Adults Feel the Heat at Berkeley Rep School of Theatre
• Berkeley Rep Announces Winners Of Teen Writing Competition
• Lovely Review for Berkeley Rep in Today’s NY Times
• Rave Reviews Pile Up For Plays, Book and Movie Born At Berkeley Rep
• Suzanne Tan Named Executive Director at Berkeley Art Center
• Third Annual Lunar New Year Celebration and Parade in Albany and Berkeley
• Artists-in-Schools News!
• Kala Fellowship Talk: Pawel Kruk and Lindsey White in the Kala Gallery
• Kala Artists' Annual Exhibition
• Berkeley Art Center Newsletter - January 2009
• What's Happening At Kala - January 18, 2009
• Berkeley Public Library Foundation’s 7th Annual Authors Dinner
• Joana Carneiro Named Berkeley Symphony Music Director
• Ott Returns to Berkeley Rep to Dish Out Crime and Punishment
• Grand Opening and 10th Anniversary of Newly Expanded Friends of the Berkeley Public Library
• Left Coast Chamber Ensemble Concerts
• Berkeley Rep Is Sold Out -- and Oh, So Strange!
• Playreaders Program at Central Library
• Berkeley Rep Celebrates Debut of New Film, New Books, CD and Comedies
• Story From the Berkeley Public Library
• Kala Art Institute News - Please Support Kala!
• In 2009, Berkeley Repertory Theatre Provides More Bang for Your Buck
• Please Support Kala!
• 2008 Members’ Exhibition And Art Sale!
• Berkeley Rep’s 50th World Premiere: In The Next Room
• Berkeley Rep Extends The Arabian Nights
• Library’s Teen Theater Group Presents 'Bizarre Shorts'
• Santa on Solano Avenue
• New Year Means New Theatre Classes At Berkeley Repertory Theatre
• In 2009, Families Find Free Fun Every Month At Berkeley Repertory Theatre
• What's Happening at Kala! - December 2008
• California Shakespeare Theater’s Project Named as Nea Distinguished New Play Development...
• An Intimate Berkeley Concert with Inti-Illimani
• Berkeley Rep Brings Literacy Program to Local Schools
• The 9th Annual Hecho en Califas Festival
• Berkeley Art Center Newsletter - September 2008
• What's Happening At Kala - September 2008
• It's Alive! Berkeley Rep Launches New Backstage Blog
• Joyce Columbia Book of Berkeley Leaves $77,000 to the Berkeley Public Library
• Berkeley Rep Welcomes 15 Interns for Season of Powerful Shows
• La Peña Presents: Arte Poética, The Dream Poetry Team
• Berkeley Repertory’s Board Welcomes New Members And Officers
• Joins Foundation Center’s National Network
• Another Great Reason To Have A Berkeley Public Library Card
• La Peña releases its schedule for July & August, 2008.
• Berkeley Rep's Passing Strange Wins Tony Award For Best Book
• Tony Taccone And Danny Hoch Are Taking Over North America
• What's Happening at Kala - May 23, 2008
• Berkeley Rep's Passing Strange Named Best Musical in Manhattan
• Sweet 33! La Peña Celebrates Anniversary With a Suite
• Berkeley Rep's Passing Strange Nominated For Seven Tony Awards
• Omar Sosa and John Santos together in a live demo/lecture at La Peña
• Omar Sosa and John Santos Together in A Live Demo/Lecture
• June 1975 - June 2008, La Peña in high gear to celebrate anniversary
• Berkeley Public Library Branch Library Master Facility Plan Update
• La Peña presents two of the most influential young singer-songwriters of Mexico & Puerto Rico toda
• Berkeley Rep Announces 40th Anniversary Campaign At Narsai Toast
• Mother's Day show: A mother and two of her grown children
• Activism and Music with Holly Near and emma's revolution
• Berkeley Symphony's - Classical Puerto Rico, March 13
• Berkelely Rep Picks Bold New Plays And Beloved Artists For 2008/09 Season
• Jewish Music Festival
• Berkeley Rep's Passing Strange Receives Rave Reviews On Broadway
• Berkeley Public Library Receives A Bequest From Lawrence L. Shrader
• Early Learning with Families Brings Family Playshops to Berkeley Public Library
• Read With Me Springtime Reading Program to begin in March
• Berkeley Art Center - 2008 Exhibition Schedule
• Programs @ La Peña for January & February 2008
• Osher Foundation Honors Berkeley Rep With Million-Dollar Gift
• Singer Songwriter Brings Message of Environmental Stewardship in New CD
• Film Screening Followed By A Panel Discussion - The Business of Being Born
• Free Writing Workshop For Moms with Gwendolen Gross, Author of The Other Mother
• New Novel — The Other Mother — Explores Meaning of Motherhood
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• Berkeley's La Peña presents a week of world female artists
• NanoZone Live Demonstrations
• Hands-on Activities In The Idea Lab
• Forces That Shape The Bay Tours
• Concert: Cello On The Edge
• Concert: Europe, Old And New
• Reading The Cultural Landscape Of Mills College
• Mills College and Julia Morgan School Launch Summer of Art, Science and Service
• Condoleeza Rice's charango maker in the Bay Area
• Mills College And Oakland's Golden Age Of Horticulture
• The Junius Courtney Band
• The Birthday Party
• West Coast Songwriters Open Mic
• Concert: Hold On
• Annual New Years Eve Bluegrass Extravaganza
• David Grisman Bluegrass Experience
• Will Durst presents: Big Fat Year End Kiss Off Comedy Show
• Big Fat Year End Kiss Off Comedy Show
• In Harmony's Way
• Freight Holiday Revue And Fundraiser
• Circus Finelli's Holiday Extravaganza
• Gingerbread House Party
• The Christmas Jug Band
• West Coast Songwriters: Songwriters Showcase
• Beth Custer Ensemble
• The Organizer
• Henry Clement And The Gumbo Band
• British Isles Folk Chronicler: Al Stewart
• Concert: Shostakovich: Leningrad
• Patrick Ball presents The Christmas Rose
• Greenbridge
• Under Construction
• The Roches with A Holiday Twist
• Si Kahn
• Lucy Kaplansky
• Il posto
• La Strada
• Women's Music Luminaries
• Lottery Of The Sea
• Exhibition: Grapefruit
• Ice Glen
• Script Club
• Beauty And The Beast
• Beauty And The Beast
• The Rules Of The Game
• The Architecture Of Ratcliff Centennial Photo Retrospective

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