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Best of the Weeklies: Palin's San Jose Visit, Mark Twain Autobiography, Operation Streamline

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What the alternatives are running this week:

  • Grinding Justice (SF Weekly) - "Operation Streamline Costs Millions, Tramples the Constitution, Treats Migrants Like Cattle, and Doesn't Work"
  • Mark Twain's Last Stunt (East Bay Express) - "Suppressed for one hundred years, Autobiography of Mark Twain has become one of UC Berkeley's biggest literary events of all time."
  • Bridge to Nowhere (Silicon Valley Metro) - "Sarah Palin comes to San Jose and insults Michelle Obama as well as the memory of Pat Tillman"
  • The Soul of the City (San Francisco Bay Guardian) - Tim Redmond's essay on the challenges for the "creative class" of settling in contemporary San Francisco

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