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Priya Anand

The superfans using a niche productivity app as a second brain

Business

Super fans of the productivity software are using it for everything from tracking their pet’s health to organizing their polycule.

Nazli Dakad

Opinion: Stanford students are careerist corporate climbers — but it’s not (entirely) our fault

Opinion

Why do we forget our desire to change the world as soon as corporate recruiters dangle fat salaries? Because the university systematically advances career funneling.

Lena Park

The Korean food hall that repels Koreans

Food & Drink

In an effort to make the cuisine more accessible, Jagalchi made shopping less appealing to its core customers. 

Manuela Tobias at CalMatters

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Labor unions have a week to agree on state housing bills. Can they do it?

News

Some of the most powerful groups in the state are at an impasse regarding key housing legislation. Politicians will likely have to choose between alienating a powerful union and streamlining affordable housing development.

London Breed

Opinion: West Portal tragedy is a call to accelerate street safety efforts

After a crash killed four, SF’s mayor vows to expedite traffic safety, focusing on street design, speed reduction and increased enforcement.

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The superfans using a niche productivity app as a second brain

Opinion: Stanford students are careerist corporate climbers — but it’s not (entirely) our fault

The Korean food hall that repels Koreans

Labor unions have a week to agree on state housing bills. Can they do it?

Opinion: West Portal tragedy is a call to accelerate street safety efforts