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Already a sight to be seen in Golden Gate park, the buffalo paddock will soon expand from 7 to 12 acres, says Emilia Romain.

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Don't be deceived by its size: Green Apple Books is a little store with a lot of books. Austin tells you all about it in window her blog.

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On Valentines day (2008) several people came out to enjoy a pillow fight in the downtown area of San Francisco. Check out Laura Plantholt's post about her experience at the pillowpalooza

Laura's flickr set for the Pillowpalooza

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Just by the Polo Fields in Golden Gate park lies the Angler's Lodge, a small fly fishing oasis for San Franciscans.

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The Nunnery is a clothing boutique that specializes in affordable and trendy women's clothing. Read Emilia's Fashion Bible for all the details.

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Miles investigates 11 freshman girls in a living-learning community at the University of San Francisco, as they get their hands dirty and learn the ins and outs of organic gardening. Check out the fun in the sun here.

Or see what Jake learned from Seth Wachtel, one of two professors behind it.

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Its good to know our stadiums like money, cause without it we couldn't have had Bonds as a fixture At the Park. Check out the Flickr Set too.

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The University of San Francisco provides their students with the opportunity to experience the snow capped mountains in Tahoe for some snowboarding.

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Eleven first year students embark on a project never before undertaken at the University of San Francisco, says Laura Plantholt. Check out her blog post about the farmers here

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You have too much Graffiti, City! See over 100 pics of SF graffiti taken by Jake.

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The Dutch Windmill in Golden Gate Park is one of the biggest oddities in San Francisco, check out all Miles has to say about it in his blog.

Here's a Flickr set for more pictures.

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A member of the Haight fashion mecca, Eve works with trends from LA to NYC. Emilia Romain discusses the business with Jude, the stores owner.

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Austin Okane covers an event at USF on the recent controversial elections in Kenya. Inform yourself by reading her post and viewing her pictures on flickr

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Hippie Hill in Golden Gate park is truly one of San Francisco's oddities.

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Combining brass, beauty, and Golden Gate charm, the Fuschia Dell catches the eye of many park wanderers. Check out Emilia Romain's blog post and Flickr set.

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Don't be fooled, this tangle of metal is really A Place to Play. You'll find Jake at the affordable Rossi Pool and Playground when he graduates and his USF gym membership expires.

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Austin Okane gets a detailed look at one of the older landmarks in the city, the lush and beautiful Conservatory of Flowers, located in Golden Gate Park. Take a look at her post and her amazing historical photos

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Have you ever tried throwing every bone and muscle of the body wide open?
The link to Laura's post above gives an indept story about people who engage in the spiritual art form Tai-Chi

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Father Tom Lucas shows us the jesuit garden paradise where Mediterranean meets classic design. Emilia Romain writes this garden "captures a true essence of time." Jake Marx calls the garden a place to reflect and breathe.

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Built in 1897, the Columbarium offers a unique alternative to traditional burials. Miles tell you all about it in his post.

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Jake discusses Brewster Kahle's internet archive, relating it back to journalism.
Meanwhile, Emilia Romain was more focused on a fashionable purse brought by another student.

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Austin Okane takes us on a journey to one of San Francisco's most somber exhibits of a Bay Area reality; the AIDS memorial grove. View pictures of the demonstration here

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The Palace of Fine Arts is paradise for San Franciscans who want to enjoy a picnic, the weather and the scenery.

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Austin Okane takes us back to our childhood days for a cheery ride on the carousel in Golden Gate Park.

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Check out a post on the controversial issue of skateboarding in the city and see the Flickr set of skating pictures.

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This post, by Brigid Moore, is about the commemorative place in Golden Gate Park remembering the 1906 earthquake.

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See Brigid's Post on The Beach Chalet for an honest review of the restaurant down at Ocean Beach.

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Check out a video about one of Brigid's favorite places in San Francisco.

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Another one of Brigid's favorite places in San Francisco, Amoeba Music is an epicenter of sounds and visuals in the Haight District.

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Free Art! Check on this house every once in a while to see what's new in the world of driveway art.

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Disc golf is one of the few sports where beer consumption is encouraged. Jake shows you where to play in the park.

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The first public Japanese garden in the United States is located in the Golden Gate Park.
Laura Plantholt's blog post

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See a world famous view and a hidden tribute to shoes and plants at Alamo Square Garden.

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A demonstration at the University of San Francisco shows it's students just how wasteful people can be. Check out Miles blog to see a slideshow.

Also check out his Flickr set.

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One of largest bodies of waters is located in the Golden Gate park.
Check out Laura's blog post on the Mare pacificum: the Peaceful Sea

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Wyclef came to the University of San Francisco, enough said.

Here is a video Miles did of the concert.

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The Prayer-Book Cross looms over Angel Falls, but goes unnoticed by many. Have you seen it?

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Every imagined what shopping looks like in the Mission district of San Francisco, well, check out Laura's post about the store she adores.

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Go out with Austin to Double Dutch in the Mission! She and her friends explore new nightlife territory.

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In the heart of the City, the Civic Center BART station in the UN plaza is the portal to the Oakland A's. Check out this post by Jacob Marx for the full journey.

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The farmer's market located within the U.N. square yields some of our most popular organic goods. Food galore, Check out Laura's posts on the farmer's garden.

Here is a Flickr set of more photo's

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The Rickshaw Stop offers live music, dancing and drinks... but first, read Laura's honest opinion of the place before going.

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University of San Francisco student showcased their talent at the Minna Art Gallery downtown.

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The A's are at the other end of the journey. Check out images of the jaunt.

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Austin Okane takes a peek into this chill homey coffee shop nestled into the madness of Clement St., and shows us how this spot is also the home of a kind of old-fashioned blogging

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Check out the inside of the San Francisco Chronicle on the field trip with Laura P.
Blog post

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Check out a flickr set from Laura's knitting session at USF.

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See a movie at this independent theater in the Richmond and read Miles' post on it.

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Inside of the USF's Cafeteria
Check out the colorful flickr set by Laura P.

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Miles takes us for a ride on the N-Judah