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Indian Restaurant Review

Indian Restaurant Review

By Ravi Joshi-Wander Mar 10, 2017

With Southern Marin being home to a wide variety of Indian restaurants, it can be hard to discern between the restaurants that offer cuisine of the best quality as opposed to large amounts of food that...

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KiTea Catastrophe

KiTea Catastrophe

By Calvin Rosevear Mar 9, 2017

On Market and Gough, sits KitTea, a mix between a cafe and a cat playground. You go in, pet cats, and drink tea, basically the single whitest thing anyone could possibly do. As a dog owner, I would’ve...

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Overlooked Albums of 2016

Overlooked Albums of 2016

By Ravi Joshi-Wander & Abby Frazee Mar 2, 2017

2016 was one of the biggest years for music in recent times, with Beyoncé, Frank Ocean, David Bowie, Radiohead and dozens of other major artists releasing fantastic, critically-acclaimed albums. However,...

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Hidden Figures Review

Hidden Figures Review

By Raqshan Kahn Feb 2, 2017

Taking place in 1960’s Virginia, where Jim Crow’s racial segregation was a fact of life and workplace sexism was widely accepted, Hidden Figures tells the story of three brilliant African American...

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Supermarket or Restaurant? Tam Tam Ramen Pushes the Boundaries

By Dahlia Zail Feb 2, 2017

Joining Mill Valley’s culinary scene is the new ramen restaurant Tam Tam Ramen. The restaurant is a collaboration between Whole Foods and Genji, a Philadelphia- based company that operates sushi bars...

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The Most Dangerous Place on Earth?

The Most Dangerous Place on Earth?

By Nell Mitchell Feb 2, 2017

Molly Nicoll arrives to teach English midway through the school year at Valley High School. She’s young, eager to teach, and desperate to connect with her students. From Ivy League bound Abigail Cress...

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A Series of Unfortunate Events

A Series of Unfortunate Events

By Birggita Danielson Jan 24, 2017

A Series of Unfortunate Events, the newest Netflix show, begins with the Baudelaire Children learning that their parents have died in a terrible fire. And then the unfortunate events begin to happen to...

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The Cycle of Life

The Cycle of Life

By Georgia Pemberton Nov 16, 2016

Thirty dollars can buy you a lot. It’s three custom sandwiches from Whole Foods, plus three kombucha, if you’re a kombucha kind of person (I am). It can fill three-quarters of my gas tank, which can...

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Sully Afloat

Sully Afloat

By Dahlia Zail Oct 18, 2016

On September 9, 2016, Sully, directed by Clint Eastwood, was released. This movie puts a human face on a national news story from 2009. On January 15 of 2009, minutes after taking off from La Guardia Airport...

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The Bowls Kids Love: The Best Ramen Joints In Town

The Bowls Kids Love: The Best Ramen Joints In Town

Oct 18, 2016

Often considered a staple in our households, instant ramen is a meal that is readily made in less than three minutes and satisfies any and all hunger pains. Who wouldn’t want to indulge in a savory broth...

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The Health Food Store that's Been Here the Whole Time: 7-Eleven

The Health Food Store that’s Been Here the Whole Time: 7-Eleven

By Milo Levine, Editor in Chief Oct 14, 2016

As I walked through a double door that read “pull” but really needed to be pushed, I couldn’t wait to see what kind of cliental was lurking on the other side. Could it be truckers, ex-cons, current...

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Sausage Party is not a Weiner

Sausage Party is not a Weiner

By Josh Love Oct 2, 2016

"Sausage Party," directed by Conrad Vernon and Greg Tiernan, will reel you in with actors Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, and James Franco, but will end up being a waste of 90 minutes and the cost of a movie...

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