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Corina Pieleszek

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Jul 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Corina Pieleszek | Staff

    The Hotel California (opens the original)

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    The houses, streets and neighborhoods are indistinguishable from one another in College Area, San Diego. Landlords tear down garages to barricade a sixth bedroom, maximizing momentary rental value at the expense of permanence and character. The lawns of these identical one-story homes are a novelty for men with washboard abs completing Canvas assignments on lawn chairs. The constant hum of drills and jackhammers is drowned out by 18-inch subwoofers blasting Nelly Furtado at the nearest bikini da

  2. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Corina Pieleszek | Staff

    The real estate market: The lawless frontier (opens the original)

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    3512 Beverly Glen Blvd. has sat in quiet solitude since 2011: the night Fritz Manes died. The mid-century modern home was a study in landscape and preservation — built to belong to the place rather than impose on it. Hollywood Western anemoia clung to the exterior, a stalwart representation of another era. It cast a desperado lambency down its block. Clint Eastwood bought the property in 1959 after his first starring role in “Rawhide” and settled on the hillside ranch house with his first

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Corina Pieleszek | Staff

    Selling out Jack Kerouac (opens the original)

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    Jack Kerouac wrote on a single scroll, 120 feet of paper uncorrupted by the certainty of a page break. The only people for Jack Kerouac were the mad ones. The ones who were “mad to live,” to take, to desire. The ones whose words burn, volatile with infatuation, oozing out of their margins. What have they done to you, Kerouac? It started, as these things do, with a plaque. His words are memorialized in metal and stone, perpetual as his scroll. They are engraved on the alleyway named in his ho

  4. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Corina Pieleszek | Staff

    A good friend is harder to find than a good lover (opens the original)

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    My first and only friend in Berkeley was assigned by my manager. I walked into the cafe on College Avenue for my first day of training as a pastry attendant. My manager described the daily operations, and I was excited to tend pastries. I couldn’t pay attention to the handbook and tax forms as bakers screamed “corner” from the hallway and my future coworkers marched to restock napkins. “This is just like ‘Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations,’” I thought, crediting myself for the high

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