Metro Issue: Feb 11–Feb 17, 2021
Cover Story
Father Timeout
Bay Area journalist Elias Castillo's new book, A Cross of Thorns, examines California's beginnings, the genocidal Spaniards and their spiritual leader, soon-to-be-sainted Junipero Serra.
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back to topFourward Thinking
Foothill’s Linda Thor helped change state law so community colleges can begin offering 4-year degrees.
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back to topIdentity Flip
Middle Eastern female artists take down gender stereotypes in 'She Who Tells a Story.'
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back to topReverb And Roar
Roman Lions combine shoegaze and hardcore for a pummeling yet atmospheric sound.
read moreVictorino Goes Solo
Eric Victorino has released the first single from his new solo project, Gestalt.
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back to topTreading Too Lightly
'Where Angels Fear to Tread' takes 'welcome' risk, lacks follow through.
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Bonobos offers customers a personalized styling session at their brick-and-mortar store at Santana Row.
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back to topProblem Child
'Mommy' is an earthy but overdone study of the bond between tough mom and out-of-control kid.
read moreSpilled Beans
'Citizenfour' is a justly Oscar-nominated spine-chiller about the exposure of the surveillance state.
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Stay with Me
Bushido Izakaya hits all the marks when it comes to delicious small dishes and an extensive sake menu.
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