December 1997
Features: Screw the Holidays
Fifty innovative ways to survive the season.
Unchain My Block: Fighting the corporate invasion.
Job Interview: Just what does your baggage goes through en-route?
The Havana Desk: Fear and Loathing in Las Tunas.
How Not to Be Seen: Tips on how to sneak by salespeople, plus some less crowded places to shop.
Political Makeover: Redesigning the '98 Governor's race.
Real Fashion: What to wear to a show? Probably not these outfits.
Millie's Map: Show biz and hustler hangouts on Polk Street.
Take the Good With the Bland: Clint Eastwood's Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is swollen with exposition.
Post-Festival Fervor: The S.F. Jazz Festival is long over. But jazz is still the best deal in town.
Beyond the Band: Corey McAbee of the Billy Nayer Show makes up the undefinable, but undeniably cool, musical experience.
Also Durans: A little older and wiser, Duran Duran proves that they can sound as good as they look on their new album.
Tibetan Holiday: Delicious antidotes to holiday frenzy.
Absinthe Minded: What all the kids are drinking.
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