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Bay City Books: New Books from Bay Area Authors – May 2021
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New books, and new in paperback, from San Francisco Bay Area authors, listed by release date.COVID-19
International students heading to California colleges navigate vaccine, visa hurdles
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More California colleges are planning to require students to get COVID-19 vaccinations. For international students, that often means only vaccines approved by the World Health Organization will be accepted, even though not all students have access to those.California
Many colleges require vaccines immediately, but CSU and UC stick with plan to wait on FDA
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CSU and UC will wait for full FDA approval before requiring Covid-19 vaccinations, but it's unclear if that will happen by the fall terms.Arts & Entertainment
Theater troupes are still hedging bets about in-person performances
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Summer and fall shows are likely to be a combination of virtual and in-person performances as theaters await clearer guidelines from health officials.Books
Local Lit | May’s top literary happenings
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Mrs. Dalloways seeks buyer; conversations about books and ideas of the day, featuring: Stacy Abrams with Rebecca Traister; Dave Eggers with Michael Lewis; Queen Sugar's Natalie Baszile; and moreart
Multimedia ‘Mourning’ installation at YBCA asks who gets the privilege of being memorialized
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“Mourning Is an Act of Love” centers collective grief and loss and features artists from around the country.Around Town
‘Things that Matter’ quilt project stitches meaning into a turbulent year
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The quilt was displayed in front of Havens at the Piedmont Art Walk on Sunday.California
The vulnerable homebound are left behind on vaccination
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Despite Blue Shield's contractual obligation with the state to vaccinate homebound people, health experts say the state is failing to reach the homebound.Around Town
