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Why Fleetwood Mac recorded “Rumours” in Marin, North of San Francisco

In this blog post, we will explore the reasons why Fleetwood Mac chose Marin as the location to record “Rumours”.…

November 1, 2022
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October 22, 2022

San Francisco Bay Area’s Michelin-Star Restaurants

The Bay Area is home to some of the best Michelin-star restaurants in the country. If you’re looking for an amazing dining experience, you’ll definitely want to check out one (or more!) of these restaurants. In this blog post, we’ll…

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Interview with Artist Michelle Tholen

We sat down with Michelle Tholen for our weekly series on influential…

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Uniquely San Francisco

THINGS THAT MAKE SAN FRANCISCO UNIQUE San Francisco is a city of…

How the gay party scene short-circuited and became a moneymaking bonanza

Christopher T. Conner, University of Missouri-Columbia When coronavirus restrictions threatened the White Party, an annual circuit party held in Palm Springs, California, the organizer, Jeffrey Sanger, decided to move the festivities to…

February 13, 2021

Interview with Bay Area Artist Peregrine Honig

This past week, SF Times had a chance to catch up with one of the most talented artists to come out of San Francisco — Peregrine Honig. We talked about her background,…

February 6, 2021

Voters are starting to act like hard-core sports fans – with dangerous repercussions for democracy

Michael Devlin, Texas State University and Natalie Brown Devlin, University of Texas at Austin During Donald Trump’s presidency, the American electorate became more divided and partisan, with research suggesting that the ongoing…

January 24, 2021

How Trump’s language shifted in the weeks leading up to the Capitol riot – 2 linguists explain

Roger J. Kreuz, University of Memphis and Leah Cathryn Windsor, University of Memphis On Jan. 6, the world witnessed how language can incite violence. One after another, a series of speakers at…

January 16, 2021

The US Capitol has been stormed before – when British troops burned Washington in 1814

Matthew Ward, University of Dundee As rioters forced their way into the US Capitol Building on January 6, astounded CNN presenters noted that this was the first time something like this had…

January 9, 2021

How to help dogs and cats manage separation anxiety when their humans return to work

Lori M Teller, Texas A&M University When one of my co-workers found out about a tiny, orphaned kitten that needed a home a few months ago, he didn’t hesitate to adopt it.…

December 28, 2020

How holiday cards help us cope with a not-so-merry year, according to a professor of comedy

Matthew McMahan, Emerson College The first Christmas card was, perhaps predictably, one of good cheer. The concept is commonly credited to Sir Henry Cole, the founder of the Victoria and Albert Museum…

December 23, 2020

The psychology of fairness: Why some Americans don’t believe the election results

David M. Mayer, University of Michigan The electoral votes have confirmed Joe Biden won the 2020 United States presidential election. The presidential electors gave Biden 306 electoral votes to President Donald Trump’s…

December 22, 2020

Why being stuck at home – and unable to hang out in cafes and bars – drains our creativity

Korydon Smith, University at Buffalo; Kelly Hayes McAlonie, University at Buffalo, and Rebecca Rotundo, University at Buffalo While the pandemic has caused thousands of small businesses to temporarily close or shutter for…

December 19, 2020

As the pandemic rages, the US could use a little bit more ‘samfundssind’

Marie Helweg-Larsen, Dickinson College In recent years, the English-speaking world has found two Danish concepts, “pyt” and “hygge,” useful for dealing with anxiety and stress. Now another Danish word – “samfundssind” –…

December 6, 2020
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