Mexican restaurant Enedina Taqueria opens on Telegraph Avenue
Enedina Taqueria, a new Mexican restaurant at 3001 Telegraph Ave. that prides itself on its taco variety, opened its doors to the public for the first time Sept. 26 and 27.
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In the battle for protection of our seas, Brian Skerry’s camera is his weapon of choice
Skerry has photographed spotted dolphins pirouetting in the Bahamas, 70-ton right whales kissing the sea floor of the Auckland Islands, 10-foot long bluefin tuna swimming alongside divers in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and many other extravagant scenes.
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Game of Thorns: Week 3 of ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ parodies the CW with way too many forced love triangles
At this point, Bachelor in Paradise has enough love triangles to make a geometry teacher confused. Jenna is the second blonde distraught over who to pick.
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Before it’s too late
Whatever you may think of journalists in this moment, the freedom of the press is a constitutionally guaranteed right, as it should be in a country that boasts a legacy of democracy.
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A moment of silence in the war on free speech
Here my mind rested for a moment on the central question tying Trump, Yiannopoulos and the Capital Gazette together: What do we really think about free speech, and what is threatening it?
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San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival features swords, glitter, laundry and other finds
At the conclusion of night one of the 40th annual San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival, all the dancers from the evening came back to the stage.
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Lessons on citizenship, from your local naturalization ceremony
To vote is to claim agency — to use the freedoms subscribed to you by law as a source of empowerment within our democratic system.
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Onlookers, participants speak to 40th annual Carnaval San Francisco message of celebration, resistance
Onlookers revelled not only in the sheer beauty of the parade on Sunday, but also in the cultural visibility it afforded.
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How film caused the rise and fall of dolphin shows
The rapid rise and fall of cetacean shows is a testament to film’s ability to popularize an industry and raise ethical questions to the public.
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2 homes are better than 1
Alien on Campus
But my long-term relationship with Berkeley was very questionable. As a consequence, I felt my sense of “home” becoming increasingly ambiguous. Home is where the heart is, right? But what if my heart falls in love with a place that was never meant to be permanent for me?
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