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January 5 - 11, 2001
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Survival in the Dot-Com Landscape
By Jeremiah Jeffries While the dot-com culture has fueled San Francisco’s economy, it is also responsible for the city’s spiraling rental hikes. Most affected are low-income families and nonprofits, which are being squeezed out of the city. Ly Nguyen, one of the founding co-directors of OASIS, isn’t letting that deter her, though. OASIS, an acronym for Offering Arts to our Sisters In SOMA, develops leadership-building, and provides arts and cultural programs for young women. |
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