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09 Dec 2009

Party Like Your Neighborhood Depends on It

If you’ve been to Williamsburg or Greenpoint and looked at a tree or a bike rack, you know all about Neighbors for Allied Good Growth (NAG). NAG is a grassroots, volunteer organization that fixes tree beds, fights for waterfront park space, finishes bike racks for installation and distributes flower seeds

Kiley E - Ragamuffin Researcher 0
08 Dec 2009

THIS JUST IN: 50% Off Little Star Pizza AGAIN!!

So remember a few weeks ago when Little Star Pizza on Divis did that awesome thing where they made their pizzas half off for the night?  Well guess what?  They are doing that shit again for the next THREE fucking nights from 5-6:30pm! Yup, the folks at Viv are at

Broke-Ass Stuart - Editor In Cheap 0
08 Dec 2009

FREE Reading by Jon Ginoli of Pansy Division

I’m not gonna lie.  I never got that into punk.  I just don’t think I was angst ridden enough when I was 15 and everyone else was getting into it.  I was more focused on shit like The Doors and Jimi Hendrix and trying to score some mushrooms.  Since then

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08 Dec 2009

Four Boozy Bar Crawls

Having attended a state school, I know a thing or two about bar crawls. Granted I never participated in them, but sure enough every weekend, a crowd of matching t-shirts or some obscure theme would be dragging ass all over town all in the name of the almighty bar crawl.

Laura S - Spendthrift Scribe 0
08 Dec 2009

Six Products to Beat the Winter Pasties

Well the winter is here, and as I sit here I can feel the cold, horrible air outside and the hot skin-drying air of the heater inside.  For you West Coasters, things may be getting only slightly mild, but for those of us on the Eastern seaboard, that winter chill

BAS Writers 0
08 Dec 2009

Takara Sake Tasting Room: Just $5!!!

Did you happen to be riding your bike when it hailed on Sunday?  Well, either way, it is ridiculously freezing outside.  It’s time for some fun indoor activities, especially ones that warm you up.  Next time you go out for dinner in Berkeley, stop by the Takara Sake Company first

Chloe - Pennywise Reporter 0
08 Dec 2009

Broke Ass Financial Coaching: Dine Out or Cook at Home?

Our culture values time and money over health and wellness. Do you?

So we want to save money and spend less on “everything” including food. Unfortunately we assume that eating healthy foods is more time consuming and more expensive. In many cases it is. Several years ago I lived alone and traveled a lot. I was sure that I could save money by dining out because I wasted so many groceries. At that time I was eating a lot of fast food, maybe 5-7 times per week or more.

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