March 2003
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With no shortage of foot-in-mouth disease among public figures, Joohee L. Muromcew grills the media-savvy and press-perplexed on dealing with snafus.
"Own up to it and realize you made a mistake." — Garrison Hearst, 49er, New Mayor of Castro Street
"I live in fear of it every day! The key is prevention." — Dr. Seth Matarasso, Glitterati Dermatologist
"Hire a good publicist." — Allison Speer, Good Publicist
"You mess up....you fess up...and you clean it up." — Richard L. Word, Oakland Police Chief, Riot Actor
"Tom respectfully declines to comment." — Cisco Devries, Cheif of Staff to Tom Bates, Mayor of Berkeley and Errant Recycler
Editorial intern and bluegrass musician Brian Heffernan reviews the eighth annual festival's highlights.
The eyes at San Francisco magazine capture two days of good, clean, carnival-themed fun at the second annual festival.
Irascible, iconoclastic, infectious—what made Don Nelson this way?
When you’re traveling, sometimes knowing what’s ahead is even more exciting than anticipating the unknown.
In a follow up to San Francisco's August feature on the future of slaughterhouses, Incanto chef Chris Cosentino offers a view of the past with a look at his collection of vintage abattoir photos.
Don't blame us—you said it.
For 35 years, Bay Area finance revolutionaries have been pushing a personal investing strategy that brokers despise and hope you ignore.