A R T I C L E S
January 2005
ESQUIRE MAGAZINE
The American Dream
In all of Iraq, Jumana Hanna was the bravest witness
to the horror of
Saddam's regime, telling the Americans of torture, rape, and mass murder.
In Washington, Hanna became a potent symbol of Iraqi liberation, and
the Bush administration brought Hanna and her children to the
United States for their protection. Then the author discovered the
really horrible truth.
March 2004
OUTSIDE MAGAGINE
Liar, Liar, Chaps on Fire
Hidalgo tells the true story of hero Frank Hopkins. Too bad it’s all
hogwash.
September 2001
WIRED MAGAZINE
The Citizen Scientists
How the parents of desperately ill children
are rewriting the rules of the medical industry
Sunday,
June 18, 2000
SV MAGAZINE
The Stolen Child
Autism—a family’s search for a cure
November 1, 1992
OMNI
Remembrance of Traumas Past
Discovering past lives through hypnosis
Sunday, July 30, 1989
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
MAGAZINE
Bee Prepared
Forget the jokes on Saturday Night Live.
When the killer bees get here, and they will, nobody’s going to be
laughing
Sunday, June 30, 1991
THE MERCURY NEWS
Finding a Voice
Sunday, June 4, 1989
THE MERCURY NEWS
Childhood in a Cocoon
The children who attend Waldorf schools are sheltered from the outside
world’s noise and haste. So what happens to them when childhood ends?
July 1, 2000
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
In Old Monterey
Historic gardens of Monterey, California
December 1, 1999
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
Pathways to Peace
STANFORD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
Stanford Medicine, Fall 2003
Prickled Pink
Acupuncture Gains Acceptance in U.S. Children’s
Hospitals
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital
Keeping the Gift of Life Alive and
Well
Transplant patients learn to stay on medication regimes
Miracle
Baby
Jackson Vaughan and His Family Defy the Odds
Calming
the Storm
LPCH Experts Use Brain Mapping Surgery to Help Epilepsy Patients
Cultural
Exchange
LPCH enhances care by considering diversity
