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The Tag Project
Feb 10, 2012
Local artist and SDSU professor Wendy Maruyama’s exhibition shows the impact of WWII Japanese-American internment camps.
59 other things to do on Friday, February 10
Last Blog on Earth | News
Tiny Tots program director says mayoral candidate's staffer asked them to leave so he could promote volunteerism
The Enrique Experience
Local queen is going to ‘drag Disneyland’
News
Consultant stands to gain financially by convincing SDUSD to sell more bonds
News
Is the San Diego field office's program an example of good community outreach or plain old cronyism?
Far Afield
Did you know that San Diego is considered a mecca for inline skating?
Check 1, Check 2 | Music & nightlife
Eleven bars showing this Sunday's big game
This Week´s Paper
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Music
For Los Campesinos!, honesty is key
By Jeff Terich 2/08/2012British indie-rockers are particularly explicit on ‘Hello Sadness’
Dr. Dog let loose on new album
By Alex Zaragoza 2/01/2012Is ‘Be the Void’ the roots-rockers’ very own ‘Kid A’?
Fujiya & Miyagi are artful dodgers
By Reyan Ali 1/25/2012Minimalist rockers are full of ideas
San Diego’s Mr. Brady throws a slumper party
By Quan Vu 1/18/2012On new EP, prolific hip-hop producer offers an ode to his hometown
The Body is all fire and brimstone
By Peter Holslin 1/11/2012Doom-music duo is dark, hypnotic and prepared for apocalypse
News
The red-headed step fee
By Kelly Davis 2/08/2012Amid dwindling funding for affordable housing, local source remains a political quagmire
Special education: An examination of the FBI Citizens' Academy
By Dave Maass 2/01/2012Is the San Diego field office's program an example of good community outreach or plain old cronyism?
County misreports data about sexual violence in juvenile jails
By Dave Maass 1/25/2012Probation Department has opened six investigations into alleged staff misconduct since 2008
Bond watchdogs howling over how school board pays its advisor
By Emily Alpert 1/18/2012Consultant stands to gain financially by convincing SDUSD to sell more bonds
DeAnn Salcido retains her 'honor'
By Dave Maass 1/11/2012"Retired" Judge returns to the legal scene after a reality TV scandal
Food & Drink
Albie’s Beef Inn is the restaurant time forgot
By Amy T. Granite 2/06/2012Mission Valley spot is the essence of retro cool
Brian Malarkey brings it
By Amy T. Granite 1/30/2012In Gingham, the former Top Chef contestant-turned-restaurateur's got a good thing going
Hits and misses at Davanti Enoteca
By Amy T. Granite 1/23/2012Local outpost of popular Chicago-based chain’s a little rough around the edges
Bolillo Torta offers bueno late-night eats
By Amy T. Granite 1/16/2012The unsung hero of Mexican street food gets its own Gaslamp lounge
Snooze vs. morningzilla
By Amy T. Granite 1/09/2012Hillcrest farm-to-table breakfast spot offers many reasons to return
Arts & Culture
