Supreme Court to Rule on LGBT Rights The U.S. Supreme Court on April 22 announced that it would review appeals in three different LGBT-related cases: Altitude Express Inc. v. Zarda,…
By Ann Rostow– Once More into the Breach with SCOTUS By now you know that the Supreme Court has agreed to settle two major, and related, questions: Does Title VII’s…
By Brandon Miller, CFP– Cartoonists often depict unpleasant shock by drawing characters with their eyes comically popping out of their face. That image keeps coming to mind when I hear…
By Philip Ruth– Much has been made of the march from sedans to crossovers and SUVs. But the humble four-door has improved by leaps and bounds, and it still remains…
By Brett Andrews– (Editor’s Note: This issue marks the return of Brett Andrews, the CEO of PRC, to the San Francisco Bay Times. A break was understandably needed, given PRC’s…
Construction of the stunning console for the Castro Symphonic Theatre Organ has been completed, according to CODA (Castro Organ Devotees Association Promoting the Art of the Organ). The enormous instrument…
By Tom Moon, MFT– Q: In your columns on attachment styles, your description of the anxious type completely describes my boyfriend. I totally love him, but he’s always so scared…
By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: The following is an excerpt from the introduction to In Search of Stonewall: The Riots at 50, edited by Richard Schneider, Jr. The book is…
By Ann Rostow– Cheater in Chief Hello, dear readers. I write today from Scotland, where the skies are steel grey and the wind coming off some Arctic sea is 20…
By Andrea Shorter– With the recent entry of Representative Eric Swalwell of Dublin, California, the Democratic field of presidential candidates expands to a whopping 20 official hats in the ring.…
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