This Date in UCSF History: Celebrating the Year of the Snake
[Originally published in on February 7, 2013.] Welcome to the Year of the Snake! Snake is the yin to last year’s Dragon yang. That said, Snake does not settle for mediocrity, either.
Black Radio by the Robert Glasper Experiment
In this 2012 release, jazz pianist and hip-hop producer Robert Glasper gives listeners a deep look into what survives and...
Favorite Films of 2012
Last year offered some of the best cinema experiences I’ve ever had. I’ll spare you a preamble about the state...
'The American Nurse' Book Highlights Nurses’ Role
The American Nurse tells stories of caring across the U.S. If you have not yet gotten your hands on Carolyn...
‘Music Is Good Medicine’ Adds That Personal Touch
A wide range of uplifting musical performances, from a cappella to guitar and ukulele, highlighted the second annual Music Is...
Scissors for Lefty: Indie rock frontman is UCSF staff member
Those of us at UCSF know Bryan Garza as a member of the facilities management team. By day he helps...
A Little Midweek Amnesia Is Good for the Soul
I'm going to give you two pieces of advice. First off, don't take my advice. It's a dangerous precedent to...
Salsa y Salsa Serves Up Good Food and Dance
Combining two winning cultural elements, the Latino Association of Pharmacy Students (LAPS) kicked off the Salsa y Salsa with a...
Santigold's Second Album Heavy on Collaboration
Master of My Make Believe, the sophomore album from Santi White, better known as Santigold, came out in May, but...
Seven Psychopaths and a meal at Thai Spice
Because I enjoy matinee prices, discussing a movie over dinner and still getting to bed on time, I’ll review these...