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Monday, May 14, 2012 PHOTOS: Keeping It Weird At SoMa Street Fest Did Bay to Breakers come early? From the costumes and music, one could easily be confused, but Sunday's celebration was none other than the thirteenth annual How Weird Street Faire in San Francisco - a New Age salute to San Francisco's unique personality. Thousands descended upon SOMA for electronic music, dancing, partying, food and drink, live art and a festival celebrating time in honor of 2012 - all to raise money for local nonprofit World Peace Through Technology Organization. Come nightfall, revelers moved into Temple Nightclub, 111 Minna, Harlot and Monarch for an all-night party. 'A Circus': The Ross Mirkarimi Saga Somehow Gets Even Crazier Governor Removes Controversial Doctor From Anti-Cigarette Tax Ads DEADHEAD'S DREAM: Jerry Garcia's Marin County Home Hits The Market 25 San Francisco Bars To Install 'Creepy' Facial Detection Cameras California's Lost Towns Devise Unique Plans To Solve Water Problems BLOG POSTS George Heymont: Fighting Back Against the Bullies Despite the tendency of many Americans to think that the whole world revolves around them, the phenomenon of bullying takes place in any society where power games lead to one person attempting to dominate another. Rep. Barbara Lee: A New Dawn for STEM Education The STEM gap is a real and complex issue. We cannot overcome the challenges we face without the collaboration of educators, parents, industry partners and mentors and policymakers with the courage to fight for bold investment in STEM education. Mark_Levine: How Far We Have Come We still have a lot of work to do, but when the president finally openly affirms that gay and lesbian Americans should have the same rights under the law that straight women and men enjoy, it seems OK, for just a day, to celebrate, sit back, and reflect on how far we have come. Inderpal Grewal: No More California Dream? Bad news today for California youth. Enrollments will be capped further and tuition increased by 6% to 9%, even as demographic changes and economic conditions mean that the numbers of students are increasing. Robert Bettmann: The 99 Percent Arts The arts are positively integrated into the Occupy Movement in several ways, but they are also a front on which activists are attacking the economic system.

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