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Ranger Noir

RANGER NOIR
S.F. park patrol run as money-making machine. BY MATT SMITH
READY TO LEAVE
Q&A; with a Scientologist preparing to depart. BY LAUREN SMILEY
FOLSOM STREET FAIR
Fetish fest has another great year. BY HANNA QUEVEDO
COULD THE CLITORIS GO EXTINCT?
Delving into the biology of the sweet spot. BY GINGER MURRAY

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News �

Ranger Noir: S.F. Park...

by Matt Smith

Illustration by Andrew J. Nilsen. Mystery stories are generally concerned... More >>

San Francisco One of the Few California Towns with Room for Prisoners
By Chris Roberts Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
List: What Fewer School Buses, More Kids on Muni Means
By Benjamin Wachs Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
SF Weekly Letters
Wednesday, Sep 21 2011

Music �

Jimmy Eat World on the...

by Sarah Welsh

In 2001, four friends from Mesa, Ariz., made an album called Bleed American... More >>

Sizzle & Fizzle: Highs and Lows from the Last Week in S.F. Music
By SF Weekly Staff Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
Two Door Cinema Club: Show Preview
By Rae Alexandra Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
Bon Iver: Show Preview
By M.T. Richards Wednesday, Sep 21 2011

Restaurants �

Piccino: Pizza Pales Next to...

by Jonathan Kauffman

Everyone is beautiful at Piccino. Those two women whose straight brown hair... More >>

Restaurateurs Beware: Michael Jackson Could Cost You $40,000
By Ellen Huet Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
Recent Openers
Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
The Old Clam House: Time-Worn Gem Turned Into Just Another Tourist...
By Jonathan Kauffman Wednesday, Sep 14 2011

Movies �

"Moneyball": Formula Works...

by Robert Wilonsky

As of this writing, the Oakland Athletics sit at a distant third in the... More >>

Arthouse Movie Listings September 21-27
By SF Weekly Staff Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
"Cold Fish": Japanese Thriller Shows the Making of a Killer
By Mark Olsen Wednesday, Sep 14 2011
"Connected": Clumsy Doc Aims for Heady But Remains Humdrum
By Nick Schager Wednesday, Sep 14 2011

Arts �

Charles Gatewood, "Greatest...

by Jonathan Curiel

Hardcore fans of Charles Gatewood's photos will be perplexed by his newest... More >>

"Modern Masters: Works from the 1910s to 1950s"
By Jonathan Curiel Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
Now Playing
By SF Weekly Staff Wednesday, Sep 21 2011
"Heart of a Soldier": Opera Set on 9/11 Inert, Cluttered, and Inane
By Emily Hilligoss Wednesday, Sep 14 2011

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