Guide to Freelance Clips

Unfortunately, I've had scant time to contribute to a wide range of publications, a condition I hope to rectify soon.

Dreams of a Nonsmoker The nicotine patch was a highly effective aid in the effort to quit smoking. But it came with a few interesting side effects... (3-25-98)
Sacred or Profane American Indians have been holding off development of the Ward Valley Low Level Radioactive Waste Facility for a number of years now. After spending a few days in their encampment, it not only became clear why their demonstration is so effective, but that it can also be a lot of fun. (3-18-98)
ATU Sale, POL Magazine
An examination of Anchorage's decades-long flirtation with the sale of the municipally-owned telephone utility to a private party. Mystrom revisited the issue in 1995. After the article ran, voters once again overturned the plan. The historical/financial sidebar is particularly useful to understanding the article.
The Theresa Obermeyer Interview, Alaska People Magazine
Out of all 500,000 Alaska residents, Obermeyer may have the greatest name recognition. In her own words, Theresa explains why she's the most popular political prisoner in Alaska, and how she hopes to take the US Senate seat from long-time incumbent Ted Stevens. After the article ran, Obermeyer won the Democratic nomination with almost 4,000 votes - to Stevens' 58,000.