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Athenaeum Mini-Concerts May 20, 2013 The free concert series continues with Wyn Wilson and Billy Wolfe performing Burt Bacharach. 27 other Music events on Monday, May 20
 
Check 1, Check 2 | Music & nightlife
Hollywood nightclub owner taking over 4th & B
New club, a branch of Avalon Hollywood, will do business under the name Avalon
Arts & Culture Features
‘Visible Bodies’ puts it out there
Photography project lets transgender folks share their personal experiences
Canvassed | Art & culture
A look back at Graham Downes
The late architect in his own words
Arts & Culture Features
‘Warehouse 1425’ art show: creativity and controversy
Organizer of May 17 exhibition in East Village fends off criticism
No Life Offline
The government can’t hide behind Gmail
San Diego’s better than San Jose on transparency—let’s keep it that way

 

 
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Temecula Olive Oil Company’s small but mindful waste-to-fuel program A bee's best friend
Beekeeper, honey producer Malaki Obado likes it natural and local The 2011 Food Chain
San Diego County restaurateurs pay it forward Stomachs, get ready to rumble
Powering through some of San Diego’s hugest meals Cult cuisine
Two San Diego restaurants dish up more than just food—they include a helping of spirituality Burrito ballistics
Dangerous experiments with San Diego’s favorite fast food The 2011 Food Issue
Food and power Places at the table
Does Sacramento have too many cooks in the kitchen?
 
Monday, October 8,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

Let’s not sell our souls to the reform devil

San Diego Unified School District gets Race to the Top right

By Aaryn Belfer
What with the tiresome budget fights, cutbacks and narrowly averted layoffs, there aren’t many reasons to be happy with the San Diego Unified School District’s Board of Education these days.
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Monday, September 24,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

Trying to look on the bright side for one day

My attempt to put some yin to the yang

By Aaryn Belfer
I was walking through the mall the other day, forced to go to the Genius Bar after the genius move of inadvertently leaving my iPhone in standing water, when I was accosted by the kiosk people.
Monday, September 10,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

The Democratic National Convention afterglow didn’t last long

The impact of going from Obama to the Kardashians in no time flat

By Aaryn Belfer
I know that the echo chamber is crushing Barack Obama since last Friday’s jobs report, but I spent the three nights before that watching the Democratic National Convention, and I am in love!
Wednesday, August 29,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

The momentary unpleasantness of back-to-school

It’s back on the hamster wheel for me

By Aaryn Belfer
As I sit at my desk, I notice the light has faded. I look out my office window and decide, when the garden lights pop on, that it must be nearly 8:30 p.m., but then I look at the clock and my worst fear is confirmed: It’s only 7:22.
Wednesday, August 22,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

Platform flip-flops and oversized sunglasses

Top 10 regrettable San Diego fashion trends

By Aaryn Belfer
Top 10 regrettable San Diego fashion trends
Wednesday, August 15,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

Co-sleeping and my family’s ongoing relationship with Honda

The CRV was probably not built for sex, but it surely does the trick

By Aaryn Belfer
Some time ago (OK, fine, so it was just before Ruby started kindergarten), after many years of struggling with our now 7-year-old’s well-documented sleep issues that—at their very worst—forced my husband and me to seek middle-of-the-night solace in our Civic Hybrid.
Wednesday, August 1,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

Why a happy photo op with the statue of Joe Paterno is nuts

Doing the right thing was too far down on the priority list for the late Penn State coach

By Aaryn Belfer
We human beings are crazy, aren’t we? I’m convinced that most of us are doing the best we can to be good people, to do the right thing and to evolve and grow and all that.
Wednesday, July 18,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

Racism isn’t the eradicated plague of the 20th century

Kids at camp in Tahoe City get a rude lesson

By Aaryn Belfer
On the last day of June, while still percolating over a Boston Globe article in which white author Jeff Jacoby claimed that “America’s racist past is dead and gone,” my family headed north to attend a camp for families that have adopted children of color.
Tuesday, July 3,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

I’m inching closer to my Mrs. Roper Caftan Phase

Memory loss, special diets and getting closer to a return to the cradle

By Aaryn Belfer
Last month, my daughter celebrated her seventh birthday, and let me tell you: Nothing makes a middle-aged woman feel more at home in the sweat-soaked country of peri-menopause like her baby turning 7.
Wednesday, June 20,2012
Backwards & in High Heels

Some uncensored thoughts on U-T TV

I get the feeling that we are the butt of a joke

By Aaryn Belfer
We need to talk about another war, one that threatens the soul of San Diego. If we even have a soul, which I very much doubt. The grave danger is U-T TV. Warning: Expletives ahead.
 
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