A Beat Behind
A Beat Behind: The Washington Post
Columnist Tara Nelson described her return to the nation’s capital for a semester-long journalism program.
Updated on January 18, 2010
A beat behind: sleeping on the subway stairs
The Bay Bridge closure made for an eventful plan two for traveling into the city Halloween night.
Updated on November 10, 2009
A beat behind: making it work in the kitchen
One of my favorite child-hood memories is coming home from school on an especially cold fall day and walking into my house to the overwhelming smells wafting out of the kitchen from my mother’s stock pot, simmering with some recipe she usually just magically made up with what she could find in the refrigerator.
Updated on October 12, 2009
A beat behind: my adventure as a no-impact woman
So according to my Chronicle and journalist Justine Sharrock, Colin Beaven, known as “the man who went without toilet paper,” is coming to town to do a promotional tour for his Blog, Book and documentary movie titled “No Impact Man”.
Updated on September 24, 2009
A beat behind: doing what my Chronicle tells me
Scanning the front page of my Chronicle on Sunday morning, I try to ignore it. I open to the inside page hoping to get lost in Carl Noltes “Native Son” column, but I keep turning back to the picture splashed on the front page with its bold headline yelling at me: “A Tricky Feat.” In [...]
Updated on September 15, 2009
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