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Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 3, 1999 Getting Married: Light Reading; Magazine Review *Here Come the Advice-Packed Bridal GuidesBy *LESLIE KNOWLTON*, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Special Section; Pt S; Pg 3; View Desk 27 in; 953 words
Los Angeles Times – Monday November 9, 1998 Fitness Magazine Review *Wading Through the Water-Sports MagsA Dozen of the Best Reads for Those Wanting to Bone Up on Swimming, Surfing, Skiing or Boarding By *LESLIE KNOWLTON*, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Health; Pt S; Pg 5; View Desk 35 in; 1226 words
Los Angeles Times – Monday October 12, 1998 Baby’s 1st Year Magazine Reviews / Parenting *Parenting Advice From the Newsstand By *LESLIE KNOWLTON* Home Edition; Health; Pt S; Pg 5; View Desk 30 in; 1066 words;
Los Angeles Times -Monday, July 27, 1998 A Healthy Arm of the Publishing Industry; Magazine Reviews / Health; Home Edition Section: Health Words: 925 Byline: LESLIE KNOWLTON SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Los Angeles Times – Monday, June 29, 1998 Read All About It; FITNESS; Home Edition Section: Health Words: 904 Byline: LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Feeding our desire to stay trim and youthful is the ever-expanding specialty category of fitness magazines. With titles targeted to everyone from pregnant women to aging men, many publications in this niche include hearty doses of general health information, in addition to workout routines, recipes and travel tips.
Los Angeles Times – Monday, April 13, 1998 Vitamins: Why They’re Vital; Eat Well; Home Edition Section: Health Words: 937 Byline: LESLIE KNOWLTON SPECIAL TO THE TIMES The National Academy of Sciences last week recommended that large segments of the population take vitamins because even people who eat well may not be getting all the nutrients they need from food alone.
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday, October 15, 1997 By the Numbers; ZIP codes, area codes, bus routes and freeways. It’s become a digital domain. When did this become the sum of our existence?; Home Edition Section: Life & Style Words: 1108 Byline: LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Just a few decades ago, we identified everything from ourselves to our roads only by proper names. Now, complex numbering systems define and route our telephone calls, mail, earnings and transportation. What was the initial rhyme and reason behind these numbers and what is next?
Los Angeles Times – Thursday March 20, 1997 Getting Men More Involved Before Contraception: A survey shows that most people believe males should play a greater role in choosing birth control and making sure that it’s used. But how? By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; View Desk 17 in; 594 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 12, 1997 Its Readers Can Do Without Cover Girls By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 4; View Desk 13 in; 458 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday January 1, 1997 Body Watch Read All About Putting Father Time on the Run By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 2; View Desk 12 in; 416 words;
Los Angeles Times – Monday December 16, 1996 Paper This By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; View Desk 4 in; 111 words; Type of Material: Sidebar
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday December 3, 1996 The Goods Getting Up to Code By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 5 in; 158 words; Type of Material: Sidebar
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday December 3, 1996 The Goods On PINs and Needles In a World Where Access to Services Is Gained Through a Series of Secret Passwords and Log-Ons, Forgetfulness Can Spell D-I-S-A-S-T-E-R By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 21 in; 734 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Sunday November 24, 1996 MAGAZINES – Magazines Set Sights on Hunters and Fishermen Series: One in an occasional series By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 4; View Desk 34 in; 1182 words; Type of Material: Column; Series
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday November 20, 1996 New Push Against STDs Is Urged Health: Treatment costs Americans $17 billion a year. Yet no national battle plan exists. A report outlines the problems. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; View Desk 12 in; 410 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday August 28, 1996 BODY WATCH Water Supplies If boating is your thing, you’ve got plenty of company. You also have a fleet of magazines that speak to you, whether you are a professional or just a pleasure-seeker. Series: One in an occasional series. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 30 in; 1046 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday July 24, 1996 Body Watch Magazines That Help Players Have a Ball Series: One in an occasional series. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 22 in; 757 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday May 15, 1996 Body Watch Making a Splash Water-sports fans, rejoice: Whether you’re surfers, water-skiers, scuba divers or swimmers, you have a magazine that speaks especially to you. Series: One in an occasional series By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 30 in; 1056 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday May 1, 1996 Body Watch TIDBITS – A Magazine Chock-Full of Intrigue By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 5 in; 151 words; Type of Material: Column
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday March 20, 1996 Body Watch Fit for Reading Cyclists, walkers and climbers can rejoice. Now, they too have magazines that speak their language. Series: One in an occasional series. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 23 in; 809 words; Type of Material: List; Series
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday December 12, 1995 BODY WATCH; Things to Know About Women and Heart Disease By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 7 in; 214 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday November 14, 1995 BODY WATCH; A Guide to Resources for the Disabled By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 7 in; 239 words; Type of Material: Infobox; List
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday October 3, 1995 BODY WATCH; Facts on–and Help for–Depression By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 9 in; 303 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday August 29, 1995 Body Watch; Licensed to Heal By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 20 in; 697 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday August 29, 1995 Body Watch; The Couch Maker to the Analysts By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 10 in; 354 words; Type of Material: Sidebar
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday July 11, 1995 Tidbits – Body Watch; The Scent of Garlic Is in the Air By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 6 in; 181 words; Type of Material: Column
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday July 11, 1995 Body Watch; Fit to Read By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 23 in; 807 words; Type of Material: List
Los Angeles Times – Thursday June 8, 1995 Pregnancy Is Still Surprising a Lot of Us; Medicine: Thirty years after the legalization of birth control, the rate of unplanned pregnancies remains high. About 60% are unintended. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; View Desk 20 in; 709 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday June 6, 1995 BODY WATCH; The Health Hot Lines By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 40 in; 1396 words; Type of Material: Infobox; List
Los Angeles Times – Monday June 5, 1995 Health Horizons; New Stresses Spark More Burnout for Counselors; Experts say managed care is adding to an already significant professional hazard. For some, it’s time to change jobs. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Special Section; Pt DD; Pg 10; Financial Desk 27 in; 950 words; Type of Material: Infobox
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday May 23, 1995 Silence and Guilt; Eating disorders have long been associated with women. But men also succumb to self-hatred and the battle to look good. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; View Desk 33 in; 1148 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday May 23, 1995 Basic Facts About Bulimia and Anorexia By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; View Desk 5 in; 155 words; Type of Material: Sidebar; Infobox; List
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday April 18, 1995 BODY WATCH; Words to Live By; Consumer health magazines may not be academic masterpieces, but they do offer an array of medical advice and information. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 26 in; 924 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday April 11, 1995 BODY WATCH; Figure on an Uplifting Fad By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 6 in; 203 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday March 21, 1995 BODY WATCH; TIDBITS; Sobering Facts About Alcohol By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 6 in; 194 words; Type of Material: List
Los Angeles Times – Thursday March 9, 1995 Bill Would Expand Psychologists’ Rights; Medicine: The Senate is considering legislation that would allow psychologists to prescribe drugs. But not everyone favors the idea. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 8; View Desk 14 in; 482 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday March 7, 1995 Reading Facts By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 5; View Desk 2 in; 56 words; Type of Material: Sidebar; Infobox
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday March 7, 1995 BODY WATCH; Americans are spending less and less time reading books. But experts say we’d better start if we want want to keep ourselves . . . Intellectually Fit By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; View Desk 22 in; 777 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Friday February 24, 1995 A Woman on a Mission; Environment: Armed with pillowcases, an ‘ambulance’ and 10 other women, Helene Aylon traveled the nation to save ‘endangered Earth.’ By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 7; Col 1; View Desk 34 in; 1180 words; Type of Material: Profile
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 21, 1995 BODY WATCH; Brush Up on Flossing; Your mother did her job, hounding you mercilessly to brush your teeth. Who’s nagging now? Your dentist, whose mantra is ‘Floss. Floss. Floss.’ Here’s the skinny. By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 2; View Desk 11 in; 362 words;
Los Angeles Times – Friday February 17, 1995 It’s the Classics That Keep the Industry Going; Consumers: Everything from old favorites– Slinkys–to ‘Pocahontas’ spinoffs and, yes, more action figures are being marketed at the Toy Fair. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 4; Col 1; View Desk 23 in; 812 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 14, 1995 BODY WATCH; Antidotes for an Achy Breaky Heart By SHARI ROAN, LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 6; View Desk 22 in; 764 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday January 31, 1995 For Drinkers, Is Abstinence All There Is?; Maybe there’s another way. Moderation Management, a renegade program for alcoholics, wants to teach problem drinkers how to control how much they imbibe.By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 38 in; 1356 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday January 24, 1995 Plastic People; Finances: Consumers are surfing from one credit card to another, dodging interest and racking up perks. But one false move and . . . wipeout! By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 35 in; 1228 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday November 15, 1994 BODY WATCH; TIDBITS; Excess Poundage Weighs Us Down By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 3; View Desk 4 in; 142 words; Type of Material: List
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday November 2, 1994 Whither the Dignity of Today’s Royalty?; Books: British scholar Rosalind Miles cringes at the public whining of Charles and Diana. Both, she says, would have been better off following Elizabeth I’s dignified example. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 32 in; 1133 words; Type of Material: Book Review
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday October 18, 1994 Taking Control By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 5; Col 2; View Desk 4 in; 132 words; Type of Material: Sidebar; List
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday October 18, 1994 How Best to Tackle Weight Problem?; Lifestyles: Those extra pounds we’re carrying weigh heavy on the minds of experts. But they can’t agree on how to get us to improve our health. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 27 in; 932 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Monday October 10, 1994 COMMITMENTS – Fallen Friendships; You swore you’d be best pals forever, but it went sour. And the pain is very real. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 2; Col 2; View Desk 30 in; 1040 words; Type of Material: Column
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday September 27, 1994 Surviving Cancer By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 4; View Desk 4 in; 126 words; Type of Material: Sidebar
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday September 27, 1994 Back in the Game of Life Health: Susan Nessim survived a bout of cancer only to face discrimination. So she’s fighting back with a traditional weapon: her own support group. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 3; View Desk 38 in; 1333 words; Type of Material: Main Story; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday August 30, 1994 BODY WATCH; It’s a Control Thing; Most of us are a little in awe of doctors. But by asking a few well-informed questions, we don’t have to feel that we’re at their mercy. By LESLIE KNOWLTON / SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 1; View Desk 34 in; 1201 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday August 23, 1994 Thigh Anxiety; It’s an obsession. Think we’re overstating the case? Well, in 1994 sales of ‘reducing creams’ could top $90 million. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 28 in; 975 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday August 23, 1994 The Facts of Thighs By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 4 in; 114 words; Type of Material: Sidebar
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday August 16, 1994 Body Watch; The ABCs of Good Health By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 1; View Desk 61 in; 2143 words; Type of Material: List
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday August 10, 1994 Can These Two Really Make a Love Connection?By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 27 in; 960 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday July 19, 1994 A Question of the Right to Die By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 5; Col 2; View Desk9 in; 315 words; Type of Material: Sidebar
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday July 19, 1994 A Time for Dying?; Rather than face a horrible, lingering death, some AIDS patients say they plan to end their lives. For them, it’s a way of keeping control. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 39 in; 1385 words; Type of Material: Profile; Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Friday July 15, 1994 Elixirs of Love?; Two scientists have bottled competing products that are supposed to enhance romance–or at least make you feel good. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 45 in; 1598 words; Type of Material: Profile
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday July 12, 1994 BODY WATCH; Light Reading for Heavy Workouts; Your muscles scream; your lungs burn. Try easing the agony of the workout with a good magazine. But leave the Economist at home.By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 3; View Desk 32 in; 1129 words; Type of Material: List
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday June 7, 1994 Through the Ages; There are the classic signs of aging: Once-silent knees that now creak. Gray where there was none. Gradual intolerance for glow-in-the-dark salsa. Other signs, though–Ferraris, jump shots, dating and Rosemary Clooney–can’t be found on the pages of medical textbooks, as five writers in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s tell us.; 40s; ‘I Laugh at Myself More’ By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Life & Style; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 15 in; 523 words;
Los Angeles Times – Thursday April 14, 1994 A Difficult Stage in Life; Young Performers Do Battle Against Butterflies as They Audition to Make It Into Huntington Beach’s ‘School Within a School’ By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 5; View Desk 38 in; 1353 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday April 13, 1994 FAMILY; For Kids Who Go ‘Aiee!’ in the Night By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 5 in; 153 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday March 30, 1994 Some Contend That the Risks From the Two Procedures Are Minimal By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 2; Col 2; View Desk 11 in; 371 words; Type of Material: Sidebar
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday March 30, 1994 New Surgeries–Just for Men; Health: Procedures to widen and lengthen the penis are gaining favor–and sparking debate over necessity and safety.By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 45 in; 1581 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday March 22, 1994 Head-Banging Can Cause Whiplash By LESLIE KNOWLTON Home Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 5 in; 174 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 1, 1994 For the Real Dirt, Check the Trash By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 2; Col 2; View Desk 5 in; 173 words; Type of Material: Sidebar
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 1, 1994 Singles Check Potential Mate to Avoid Becoming a Pawn; Relationships: More O.C. women, and some men, are investigating backgrounds to make sure a match is not just a game. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 38 in; 1340 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Friday October 29, 1993 FACES OF THE FIRE; Neighbors Find More Than Temporary Shelter; Support: At three Red Cross facilities, volunteers and evacuees give each other comfort and aid. Amid the earliest relief efforts, the displaced vow to rebuild. By LEN HALL, LESLIE KNOWLTON, TIMES STAFF WRITERS Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 20 in; 706 words;
Los Angeles Times – Friday October 29, 1993 Recovery & Resources / AN ORANGE COUNTY GUIDE TO COPING WITH FIRE; First Line of Defense: Make a List By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; Special Section; Pt X; Pg 2; Col 4; Metro Desk 12 in; 427 words;
Los Angeles Times – Friday October 29, 1993 Recovery & Resources: A GUIDE TO COPING WITH FIRE; PLANNING; Some Tips on How to Recover From Disasters; The fear ebbs along with the flames, and soon problems in the fire zone edge toward the mundane: How do I get the smell of smoke out of the curtains? How do I rebuild? And the not-so-mundane: A relative who has turned quiet. A spouse who’s having nightmares. But there is lots of help out there. Here’s where to find it. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 6; No Desk 12 in; 398 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday October 12, 1993 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; 700 Attend School’s 40th Anniversary By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 13 in; 453 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday October 4, 1993 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; School Has a No-Stress Approach By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 14 in; 487 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday October 1, 1993 Orange County Focus – Countywide; Learning the Ins, Outs of Fire Safety By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 397 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday July 12, 1993 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Port Theatre: A Taste of Yesteryear By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 369 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday June 15, 1993 600 Women Gather in Irvine to Talk About Their Recovery From Crippling Addictions; Sharing Lives of Struggle, Triumph By LESLIE KNOWLTON, Special to The Times Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 35 in; 1227 words;
Los Angeles Times – Monday June 7, 1993 Orange County Focus – COUNTYWIDE; U.S. Sen. Campbell Named to UCI Board By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 8 in; 276 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief; Appointment
Los Angeles Times – Monday June 7, 1993 Orange County Focus – COSTA MESA; Children Get Kick Out of Karate Class By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 13 in; 440 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Sunday April 18, 1993 Divine Lessons in Study of Miracles; Book Is Source of Inspiration to Followers, Who Meet in Groups to Learn Ways to Attain Spiritual Enlightenment By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 3; View Desk 47 in; 1677 words;
Los Angeles Times – Sunday March 14, 1993 Caring for Kids Comes of Age; Ranks of O.C. Children Turn Baby-Sitting Into Certified Business By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 5; View Desk 52 in; 1825 words; Type of Material: Infobox
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 24, 1993 Replacement of Gas Pipelines in Corona del Mar Delayed; Public works: Controversial project to be held up another year by scheduling conflicts with plans to widen Coast Highway east of the city limits. By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 5; Col 1; Metro Desk 13 in; 453 words;
Los Angeles Times – Monday February 8, 1993 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Students Take Up Colonial Crafts By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 381 words; Type of Material: Brief; Column
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 3, 1993 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Students Take DARE, Graduate By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 2; Metro Desk 13 in; 437 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday February 1, 1993 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Series to Share Ideas on Finding Mate By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 363 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday January 18, 1993 Orange County Focus – IRVINE; Seminar on Acting, Pitfalls Scheduled By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 13 in; 429 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday January 16, 1993 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Olympian Motivates Elementary Students By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 12 in; 416 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday January 13, 1993 RECREATION / TAI CHI – Passive Self-Defense; Continuous Motions Balance ‘Grace, Beauty and Power’ in Meditative Martial Art By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 3; View Desk 19 in; 651 words; Type of Material: Column
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday January 6, 1993 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; She Counsels From Tragic Experience By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 381 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday December 14, 1992 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; $1.7 Million Raised for New Library By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 5; Metro Desk 10 in; 329 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday October 1, 1992 NEIGHBORHOOD EATERY – Jack’s Turf Is the Surf, and He Won’t Scrimp on the Shrimp By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; OC Live!; Pg 15; OC Live Desk 12 in; 413 words; Type of Material: Column; Restaurant Review
Los Angeles Times – Sunday September 20, 1992 See Spot Sit; Keep It Simple, Says Dog Trainer Offering Free Classes By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; Southeast; Pt J; Pg 1; Col 2; Zones Desk 20 in; 689 words; Type of Material: Infobox
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday August 4, 1992 KEEPING FIT – Gym Is Hit Close to Home; Apartment Dwellers Are Taking Advantage of Convenient, On-Site Exercise Facilities By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 3; View Desk 28 in; 967 words; Type of Material: Column
Los Angeles Times – Monday August 3, 1992 Orange County Focus – COSTA MESA; Charlie Street ‘Last Stop’ for Alcoholics By LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 388 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Sunday July 12, 1992 A Dose of Reality for Wanna-Be Actors; A six-week UCLA Extension course will examine the ins and outs of making it in Hollywood and how to avoid trouble along the way By LESLIE KNOWLTON, Leslie Knowlton is a Corona del Mar writer. Valley Edition; Calendar; Pg 87; Calendar Desk 31 in; 1102 words;
Los Angeles Times – Thursday July 2, 1992 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Diving Into the Spirit of CompetitionBy LESLIE KNOWLTON Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 420 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday June 6, 1992 Orange County Focus – Countywide; Fine Points in the Art of Embroidery By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 13 in; 456 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday May 23, 1992 Victorian–Piece by Piece; Couple Transform New England Saltbox Into Turreted, Stained-Glass Fantasy HomeBy LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; Home Design; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 25 in; 882 words;
Los Angeles Times – Sunday April 12, 1992 Members Ahoy; Shark Island Yacht Club Hopes to Lure More Powerboaters to Hop Aboard By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 4; Metro Desk 36 in; 1254 words;
Los Angeles Times – Friday March 20, 1992 The Golden Years; Mining’s in His Blood, but It Hasn’t Claimed His Soul By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 4; View Desk 42 in; 1483 words; Type of Material: Profile
Los Angeles Times – Thursday March 19, 1992 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Service Saves Pets Lives, Finds Homes By LESLIE KNOWLON HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 9 in; 289 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday March 13, 1992 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; 2nd Career as Sculptor Shaping Up By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 403 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday March 12, 1992 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; A Center for Learning, Recycling By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 15 in; 504 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday March 10, 1992 KEEPING FIT – Flexible Routine; The right kind of stretching reduces stress, promotes circulation and increases overall performance of everyday activities, experts say. By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 3; Col 3; View Desk 36 in; 1278 words; Type of Material: Column
Los Angeles Times – Sunday March 8, 1992 Unlocking the Secrets of Garage Sales; Consumers: A carefully planned garage sale can lead to greater profits, says the co-author of a how-to-sell book. By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 4; Col 1; View Desk 36 in; 1283 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday March 3, 1992 Knowing Your Stuff; A Little Work Can Make a Big Difference in Garage Sale Profits, Expert Says By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 44 in; 1543 words;
Los Angeles Times – Saturday February 22, 1992 Bayside Pair Are Minding Their Manor By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; Home Design; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 1; View Desk 36 in; 1256 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 11, 1992 KEEPING FIT – Freedom in Dance; Three-year-olds lasso imaginary animals and jump like kangaroos. Their parents say they like Creative Dance because there’s no pressure and it builds confidence. By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 2; Col 1; View Desk 28 in; 989 words; Type of Material: Column
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday January 29, 1992 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Developer Gets More Time to Remove Dirt By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 14 in; 474 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday January 27, 1992 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Elementary Schools to Offer AIDS Class By LESLIE KNOWLTON HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 5; Metro Desk 12 in; 412 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday January 6, 1992 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; An Oasis of Activities and Society By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 14 in; 469 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday January 2, 1992 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Sewer, Water Pipe Projects to Begin By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 13 in; 438 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday December 9, 1991 Orange County Focus – COSTA MESA; Checking In for a Second Start on Life By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 19 in; 658 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday November 12, 1991 Wilderness Classroom; More Than 17,000 Youngsters in County Will Attend Science Camp for Hands-On Lessons By LESLIE HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 1; Col 2; Metro Desk 14 in; 490 words;
Los Angeles Times – Friday June 14, 1991 Learning Experience; School in O.C. Follows a Tradition of Non-Tradition By LESLIE KNOWLTON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 57 in; 2016 words;
Los Angeles Times – Monday May 6, 1991 In Search of Literary Genius; Former East Coast Publisher Sol Stein Comes West to Nurture Young Writers By LESLIE HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Home Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 6; Col 1; View Desk 33 in; 1167 words; Type of Material: Interview; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday April 10, 1991 N.Y. Author Is Bound to O.C.; Books: Writer Sol Stein, who promises to be back in November to teach, says the best students give something back to him. By LESLIE HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 3; View Desk 33 in; 1159 words; Type of Material: Profile
Los Angeles Times – Friday March 22, 1991 000036192 Fountains Are Going With the Flow; Shut-Offs Common, Though Water Saving’s a Drop in the Bucket By LESLIE HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 30 in; 1049 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 26, 1991 Darrell Jackson: Finding New Successes Series: BLACK VOICES IN ORANGE COUNTY: Former Minnesota Twins pitcher & Coordinator for New Beginnings. One in a series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 406 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Monday February 25, 1991 Donald McKayle: Dancing to Own Tune Series: BLACK VOICES IN ORANGE COUNTY: Director, Choreographer & Writer. One in a series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 386 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Sunday February 24, 1991 Monique Napper: Moving On to College Series: BLACK VOICES IN ORANGE COUNTY: Senior class treasurer, President of Black Student Union & Musician. One in a series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 12 in; 402 words; Type of Material: Series; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Saturday February 23, 1991 000024743 Henry Harris: An Advocate for Parolees Series: Black Voices in Orange County. Parole supervisor. Former social worker. One of a series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 413 words; Type of Material: Series; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Monday February 18, 1991 Barbara Youngblood: Using Law’s Power Series: Black Voices in Orange County. Legal Aid attorney. Literacy tutor. Skier, volleyball player. One in a series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 402 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Friday February 15, 1991 Jennie Green: Finding Riches in Diversity Series: Black Voices in Orange County. Education consultant. Sororit alumnae president. One in series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 368 words; Type of Material: Series; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Thursday February 14, 1991 Famous Hooks: Proving That ‘I’m Better’ Series: BLACK VOICES IN ORANGE COUNTY: One in a series during Black History Month. English teacher. Basketball coach. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 410 words; Type of Material: Series; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Monday February 11, 1991 Sylvia Lane: Education Key to Success Series: Black Voices in Orange County. One in a series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 390 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Sunday February 10, 1991 Wilford A. Alexander: Dedicated Bishop Series: BLACK VOICES IN ORANGE COUNTY: Orange County’s only black bishop; Recipient of NAACP award. One in a series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 374 words; Type of Material: Series; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 6, 1991 Anthony James: Curiosity Drives Scientist Series: BLACK VOICES IN ORANGE COUNTY: One in a series during Black History Month. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 385 words; Type of Material: Series; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 5, 1991 Gailellen Conyers: Poems of Joy, Anger Series: BLACK VOICES IN ORANGE COUNTY: One in a series during Black History Month. Poet, Former probation officer. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 385 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Monday February 4, 1991 Constance Carroll: Educator Sees Change Series: BLACK VOICES IN ORANGE COUNTY: One in a series during Black History Month. President of Saddleback College since 1983; Greek & Latin scholar. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 421 words; Type of Material: Series
Los Angeles Times – Friday February 1, 1991 Black Voices in Orange County: Community activist for fair housing and human rights;Director of community relations at KOCE Channel 50; Orange County resident for 27 years. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 390 words; Type of Material: Profile
Los Angeles Times – Monday January 28, 1991 Orange County Focus – COUNTYWIDE; Mobilizing Foster-Care Resources By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 14 in; 492 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday January 19, 1991 Sorting It Out; Order: People waste time searching for misplaced items yet resist cleaning up, expert says, claiming that they don’t have time. By LESLIE HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; Home Design; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 5; View Desk 55 in; 1960 words;
Los Angeles Times – Saturday December 15, 1990 000166377 Disney Exec’s Unreal Estate; New English Tudor Has the Illusion of Being Weathered By LESLIE HERZOG, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES Orange County Edition; Home Design; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 2; View Desk 51 in; 1808 words;
Los Angeles Times – Monday December 3, 1990 Orange County Focus – COUNTYWIDE; Teams Ease Trauma for Abused Children By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 415 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday October 13, 1990 REMODELING; ‘Sweat Equity’ Could Be the Way to Enter the Housing Market By LESLIE HERZOG, Leslie Herzog is a regular contributor to Home Design Orange County Edition; Home Design; Pt N; Pg 2; Col 1; View Desk 28 in; 983 words;
Los Angeles Times – Saturday October 6, 1990 Orange County Focus – BUENA PARK; Ghouls Set to Haunt Knott’s Scary Farm By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 8 in; 250 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday September 29, 1990 ELECTRONICS; Television Buyers See the Big Picture–From 35 to 120 Inches By LESLIE HERZOG, Leslie Herzog is a regular contributor to Home Design Orange County Edition; Home Design; Pt N; Pg 4; Col 1; View Desk 26 in; 898 words;
Los Angeles Times – Friday July 13, 1990 Lyme Disease Symptom: Fear; Medical Experts in County Say There’s Little to Worry About Here By LESLIE HERZOG, Leslie Herzog is a regular contributor to Orange County View. Orange County Edition; View; Pt E; Pg 2; Col 4; View Desk 34 in; 1189 words; Type of Material: Infobox
Los Angeles Times – Saturday May 12, 1990 Marriage Group Contacts, Next Scheduled Seminars By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Orange County Life; Pt N; Pg 7; Col 1; Life Desk 6 in; 198 words; Type of Material: Sidebar; List
Los Angeles Times – Saturday May 12, 1990 Weekend Retreat: CPR for Marriages By LESLIE HERZOG, Leslie Herzog is a regular contributor to Orange County Life. Orange County Edition; Orange County Life; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 1; Life Desk 27 in; 953 words; Type of Material: Main Story
Los Angeles Times – Friday May 11, 1990 THE PICKER; A Woman Finds Treasure in the Trash of Balboa Island By LESLIE HERZOG, Leslie Herzog is a regular contributor to Orange County Life. Orange County Edition; Orange County Life; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 1; Life Desk 46 in; 1618 words;
Los Angeles Times – Monday April 9, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Earthquake Safety Ordinance Passed By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 4; Metro Desk 5 in; 173 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday March 30, 1990 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH, COSTA MESA; Third-Graders Get Arbor Day Trees By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 5; Metro Desk 4 in; 133 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday March 26, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; City Moves to Buy Land, Save 2 Trees By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 9 in; 291 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday March 20, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Eminent Domain Plan on City Agenda By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 5; Metro Desk 11 in; 372 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday March 9, 1990 Pharmacist Prescribes to Idea of Personalized Care, Medicine By LESLIE HERZOG, Leslie Herzog is a regular contributor to Orange County Life Orange County Edition; Orange County Life; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 2; Life Desk 27 in; 956 words; Type of Material: Profile
Los Angeles Times – Thursday March 8, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Oil Facilities Issue Approved for Ballot By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 6; Metro Desk 7 in; 243 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday March 5, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Problems Remain at Dayworker Sites By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 10 in; 350 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday March 3, 1990 Ex-Stews Agree: It Was Fun Up There By LESLIE HERZOG, Leslie Herzog is a regular contributor to Orange County Life Orange County Edition; Orange County Life; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 1; Life Desk 29 in; 1013 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 28, 1990 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Hoag Hospital Expansion Is Topic By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 4 in; 117 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday February 22, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Hospital Open Space Proposal Modified By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 2; Metro Desk 7 in; 228 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 21, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Mobile Home Park Rent Freeze Extended By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 5; Metro Desk10 in; 334 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 20, 1990 000022967 Exploring Careers in Law Enforcement; Education: Scouts get a taste of what a real police academy is all about during a four-day training session at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 9; Col 4; Metro Desk 6 in; 204 words;
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 20, 1990 Orange County Focus – ORANGE; Chapman Receives $3.1-Million Gift By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 5; Metro Desk 6 in; 190 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday February 20, 1990 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Libraries No Longer Hush-Hush Affair By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 368 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday February 17, 1990 ORANGE COUNTY FOCUS – NEWPORT BEACH; The ‘Country Club’ for Kids’ Free Time By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 4; Metro Desk 11 in; 384 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 7, 1990 Tale of the Alley Cats: 3 Flew In, 3 Slipped Out By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 6; Col 1; Metro Desk 15 in; 528 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday February 7, 1990 Laguna Beach May Use Goats on Firebreaks By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 1; Col 6; Metro Desk 17 in; 590 words;
Los Angeles Times – Saturday February 3, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; ‘Scribe’ Still Looking for Write Offer By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 13 in; 447 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday January 26, 1990 Orange County Focus – COUNTYWIDE; Fire Season Closed, So Areas Reopened By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 5; Metro Desk 5 in; 173 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday January 22, 1990 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; ‘Main Man’ Hondo Cuts Teeth on Crimes By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 11 in; 376 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Monday January 22, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Hotel Marks Six Decades of History By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 14 in; 487 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday January 20, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; City Approves First Art Under ’86 Law By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 4; Metro Desk 4 in; 118 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday January 18, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Compromise Plan Accepted for Park By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 2; Metro Desk 7 in; 244 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday January 13, 1990 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Bayside Drive Sewer Line Work to Begin By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 4; Metro Desk 5 in; 157 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday January 12, 1990 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Public Seeks a Remedy to Aid Clinic By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 14 in; 486 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday January 12, 1990 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; 124 Buildings on List for Seismic Work By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 14 in; 473 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday January 11, 1990 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Spirit Run Picks Presenting Sponsor By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 2; Metro Desk 5 in; 147 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday December 23, 1989 000152584 Orange County Focus – Pupils Gather Food, Toys for the Needy By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 12 in; 406 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday December 19, 1989 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Quake-Vulnerable Buildings Listed By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 9 in; 287 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday December 16, 1989 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Panel to Deliberate on Irvine Co. Land By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 4; Metro Desk 14 in; 466 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday December 14, 1989 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Mobile Home Park Zoning, Rent Frozen By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 17 in; 579 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday December 12, 1989 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Sewer Construction Put on Back Burner By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 16 in; 569 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday December 9, 1989 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Mobile Home Park Residents Speak Out By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 3; Metro Desk 7 in; 246 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Tuesday December 5, 1989 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Council Confronts Zoning Controversy By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 9 in; 316 words; Type of Material: Brief; Column
Los Angeles Times – Saturday December 2, 1989 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Oasis Senior Center to Get Van, Driver By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 7 in; 223 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday November 30, 1989 Irvine Co. Would Consider Relocating Canyon Project By LESLIE HERZOG, BILL BILLITER, TIMES STAFF WRITERS Orange County Edition; Pt A; Pg 1; Col 5; Metro Desk 29 in; 1009 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday November 29, 1989 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Gala Christmas Walk to Be Held Sunday By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 8 in; 251 words; Type of Material: Brief; Column
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday November 29, 1989 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Panel to Negotiate Future of 400 Acres By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 15 in; 504 words; Type of Material: Brief; Column
Los Angeles Times – Monday November 27, 1989 Orange County Focus – COUNTYWIDE; Her Work Is Not an Ivory-Tower Project By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 16 in; 565 words; Type of Material: Brief; Column
Los Angeles Times – Sunday November 26, 1989 Pigeon-Trapping at Condominium in Laguna Beach Ruffles Some Feathers By LESLIE HERZOG Bulldog Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 1; Col 1; Advance Desk 17 in; 602 words;
Los Angeles Times – Saturday November 25, 1989 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Last Corona del Mar Inn to Be Replaced By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 13 in; 429 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday November 25, 1989 Sewage Spills Mar Laguna’s Image; Waste: The city’s pristine reputation has been muddied, many fear, by the thousands of gallons of waste that have polluted the ocean after sewer system breakdowns in recent years. By TAMMERLIN DRUMMOND, LESLIE HERZOG, TIMES STAFF WRITERS Valley Edition; Pt A; Pg 37; Col 1; Metro Desk 21 in; 726 words;
Los Angeles Times – Friday November 24, 1989 Orange County Focus – GREAT ESCAPES FAR FROM THE MADDENING CROWD; NEWPORT BEACH; Sherman Gardens: An Oasis of Color and Local History By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 4; Metro Desk 12 in; 395 words; Type of Material: Column; Profile
Los Angeles Times – Monday November 20, 1989 Condo in a Peck of Trouble Over Pigeon Control By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 1; Col 2; Metro Desk 17 in; 602 words;
Los Angeles Times – Thursday November 16, 1989 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Library Proposals Will Be Studied By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 2; Metro Desk 9 in; 288 words; Type of Material: Brief; Column
Los Angeles Times – Thursday November 16, 1989 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Oasis Senior Center to Get a Face-Lift By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 3; Metro Desk 8 in; 276 words; Type of Material: Brief; Column
Los Angeles Times – Monday November 13, 1989 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Libraries Will Hold Peter Rabbit Parties By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 3; Metro Desk 6 in; 206 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday November 11, 1989 Safe House; Three O.C. Shelters Offer Victims of Domestic Abuse Haven and Help By LESLIE HERZOG, Leslie Herzog is a frequent contributor to the Orange County Metro section. This is her first article for Life Orange County Edition; Orange County Life; Pt N; Pg 1; Col 1; Life Desk 20 in; 694 words;
Los Angeles Times – Saturday November 11, 1989 Orange County Focus – CORONA DEL MAR; Old Hotel: a Dump or Landmark? By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 10 in; 321 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday November 9, 1989 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Laguna Laurel to Be City-Irvine Co.Topic By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 2; Metro Desk 8 in; 258 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday November 9, 1989 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Council Won’t Move Worker Pickup Site By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 2; Metro Desk 10 in; 324 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Thursday November 9, 1989 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Sewer Bills to Rise $2 in July, $1 More in ’90 By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 3; Metro Desk 6 in; 183 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Monday November 6, 1989 Sewage Spills Hurt Beach’s Reputation; Waste: The pristine reputation of Laguna Beach has been muddied, many fear, by the thousands of gallons of waste that have polluted the ocean after sewer system breakdowns in recent years. By TAMMERLIN DRUMMOND, LESLIE HERZOG, TIMES STAFF WRITERS Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 1; Col 2; Metro Desk 21 in; 749 words;
Los Angeles Times – Saturday November 4, 1989 Orange County Focus – COUNTYWIDE; 1st of 5 Shelters for Homeless Complete By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 5; Metro Desk 11 in; 365 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday November 3, 1989 Orange County Focus – IRVINE; Orange Tide Races to Benefit HomelessBy LESLIE HERZOGOrange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 2; Metro Desk 4 in; 141 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Friday November 3, 1989 Bench Is Helen’s Only Home; Homeless: Woman’s presence in Corona del Mar is a stark reminder of how another segment of the population lives.By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 1; Col 2; Metro Desk 16 in; 549 words;
Los Angeles Times – Thursday November 2, 1989 Orange County Focus – NEWPORT BEACH; Scarecrows Enliven Balboa Island Alley By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 3; Col 2; Metro Desk 6 in; 213 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday October 28, 1989 Souped-Up Sewage Plant Will Go Down in History in Laguna Beach; Preservation: The city’s old waste treatment facility with ‘Mediterranean influence’ has won a spot in its new Historic Register.By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 8; Col 1; Metro Desk 15 in; 504 words;
Los Angeles Times – Saturday October 28, 1989 ORANGE COUNTY FOCUS – LAGUNA BEACH; Law Would Preserve Mobile Home ParksBy LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 1; Metro Desk 11 in; 375 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Saturday October 21, 1989 Laguna Council Bolsters Case Against Canyon Housing Project; Development:Consultant’s report says research fails to prove housing plan won’t harm the environment.By JAMES M. GOMEZ, LESLIE HERZOG, TIMES STAFF WRITERS Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 6; Col 1; Metro Desk 17 in; 580 words;
Los Angeles Times – Wednesday October 18, 1989 Orange County Focus – LAGUNA BEACH; Baskets Distributed for Recycling Effort By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt B; Pg 2; Col 2; Metro Desk 5 in; 168 words; Type of Material: Column; Brief
Los Angeles Times – Sunday October 1, 1989 Laguna’s Red Tape Brings on Wedding Bell Blues By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt 2; Pg 3; Col 1; Metro Desk 14 in; 478 words;
Los Angeles Times – Friday September 22, 1989 Landowners Say City Trying to Cheat Them By LESLIE HERZOG Orange County Edition; Metro; Pt 2; Pg 1; Col 5; Metro Desk 18 in; 620 words
New York Daily News
Sorting Through The World of Therapy. Feeling overwhelmed? Think you need therapy? You’ll likely feel worse once you start trying to sort out who’s who, August 23, 1999 Sidebars/A Guide To The Professionals 10 Signs You May Need Help
Travel: Maine Chance: Deer Isle: Pristine site offers beauty, peace & quiet, August 22, 1999 Sidebar/Where To Stay in Deer Isle
The Final Days: Hospice Programs Lend Comfort and Dignity to the Dying, and Help Loved Ones Come to Terms With the End of Life, August 9, 1999 Sidebars/Finding a Spiritual Haven What Hospice Care Includes Resources NYC’s Hospices
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Boston Globe
Sunday Boston Globe, Owners Shield Coast Property, Aug. 19, 1990
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Burnout: Job stress seems to be growing – especially for mental health workers, New York Newsday, Sept. 9, 1995
How to Turn Your Attitude Around, New York Newsday, Sept. 9, 1995
From Friend to Foe: Loss of a Pal Can Cut Deeper Than Losing a Lover, New York Newsday, March 14, 1995
Weighty Issue: Diseases Make Obesity a Growing Disgrace, Chicago Tribune, March 12, 1995
Whither Royal Dignity? Look Back at Elizabeth I, St. Louis Post Dispatch, December 21, 1994
Breaking up is hard to do, even for friends, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Nov. 29, 1994
Let yourself grieve over lost friends, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Nov. 29, 1994
Give your doctor a checkup: Asking questions can help you feel more in control, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Nov. 22, 1994
There’s no one to turn to when a friendship dies, The Dallas Morning News, November 13, 1994
Lisa Marie and Michael: Can They Make It Work? Seattle Times, Tuesday, August 16, 1994
Also published in Boston Herald, Cincinatti Post, Detroit Free Press, Detroit News, Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Fort Worth Star Telegram, Fresno Bee, Las Vegas Review Journal, Milwaukee Journal, Portland Oregonian, Portland Sunday Telegram, Raleigh News and Observer, The Commercial Appeal (Memphis), The Record, Sentinel Communications, Springfield Illinois State Journal, Gannett-Rochester, Boston American Statesman, Edmonton Journal, Louisville Commercial Journal, Orlando Sentinel, etc.
Weeklies
It’s a New Ballgame and the Customers are Winning, Orange County Business Line, May 1990
Island Advantages, Deer Isle, ME
Island Heritage: Emily Muir’s “The Time of My Life” October 17, 2002
Furniture Drenched in Colonial History: Book provides window on Caribbean island life, September 26, 2002
Regatta “empties” Sylvester’s Cove, August 22, 2002
New DHS Regulations Cause Tumult in Nursing Home Finances w/ box August 4, 1994
Russian Clothes Designer Working in Stonington, September 30, 1993
Connors Gives Antique Buying Tips, Sept 23, 1993
Island Youth Meets Michael Jackson, Aug. 16, 1990
Deer Isle Yacht Club: Like the Race, Low Key and Informal, Aug. 16,1990
Miniature Village Comes Alive Again, July 26, 1990
Cape Codder, Orleans, MA
Good Stuff and Junk, September 29, 1992
Chowder on Trial: New Book Tells of Chowder Suit, Bizarre Legal Decisions September 15, 1992
Provincetown Vet, Patients Thrive With House Calls, Lots of TLC, August 22, 1989
Summer Can Bring Hazards for Pets, August 22, 1989
Mountain Bikes–“Only Way to Travel’ On the Cape, August 18, 1989
‘No Better Place to Ride a Bike’ , August 18, 1989
Green Crabs Bane of Cape–Top Shellfish Cop’s Job, August 15, 1989
Shellfish Grants: Hope, Controversy in Provincetown, August 15, 1989
Cape Cod Business Journal
Cranberry Business Can Be Very profitable Unless Quirk of Nature Ruins it All, September 1989
Cape Towns Race To Classify Shellfish Beds, August 1989
Immigration Crackdown on the Way, January 1989
Cape Leads the Way in Legal Hiring of Aliens, January 1989
The Law: Employer’s Guide, January 1989
Orange County Businessweek/Orange County Businessfirst
Area Consultants Growing in Numbers, Respect, February 1, 1988
Real Estate Market Research Analyst/Consulting Firms in OC, February 1, 1988
Networking column, February 1, 1988
Doc-in-the-Box Concept Flourishing in Orange County, February 22, 1988
Even with Initiative, 72,000 New Units Likely, February 29, 1988
Approved Development Agreements in Orange County, February 29, 1988
Pending Development Agreements in Orange County, February 29, 1988
Major County Developers Invade Inland Empire, March 28, 1988
Inland Empire/OC Industrial Market Comparison, March 28, 1988
Inland Empire/OC Office Market Comparison, March 28, 1988
Anaheim Bean Fields Sprout West Coast Tile Capital, April 4, 1988
Compact disc-only Store Plays Profitable Tune, April 11, 1988
Study Shows Record Absorption of County Office Space, April 18, 1988
Woman Likes Being in Driver’s Seat at Trucking Company, April 25, 1988
Father, Son Build on ORCO’s Foundation profile Orco Block Co, May 2, 1988
Yuppie Illness Taking Its Toll in Workplace, May 9, 1988
Chronic Fatigue Shortened Her Career, May 9, 1988
And Now, Yellow Pages That ‘Talk,’ May 9, 1988
Travel Agents Find Passage Rough in Era of Deregulation, May 16, 1988
SD Home Market Tough To Crack, Builders Say, May 31, 1988
Oceanside to South County Commute OK By These Guys, May 31, 1988
Demand for Office, Industrial Space Set Records Last Year, May 31, 1988
Fred Lang’s Designs Speak Volumes About Landscape, June 6, 1988
5 Special Gradens Exist to Help Our Blooming Minds, June 6, 1988
Gardens Are Open to Public, June 6, 1988
Orange County Shops Get Bigger, More Sophisticated, June 13, 1988
Top 25 Advertising Agencies in Orange County, June 13, 1988
Builder Finds Success After Starting in Truck: Profile of George Hedley, Hedley Contractors, entrepreneur of year. June 20, 1988
Horn Succeeds at Updating Drug Business: Profile of Sharon Horn, American Pharmaceuticals, entrepreneur of year, June 20, 1988
PC? Modem? Hated Words to Most Execs, June 27, 1988
Property Management Coming Into Its Own as Industry, July 4, 1988
Newsletters Get Word to Employees, July 11, 1988
Some Workers Tuning Into TM On the Job, July 18, 1988
Ph.D.s Find Life After Degree Means Job in Unrelated Field, July 25, 1988
Corona Rolls Up Sleeves to Lure Business to City, August 1, 1988
Crash! Most PC Workers Not Prepared, August 22, 1988
Your Workplace Could Be UCI Prof’s Lab, August 15, 1988
Econolube N’ Tune, August 19, 1988
When is Insurance Salesman a Real Pro?, August 29, 1988
Incentive Travel Driving Down Competitive Road, September 19, 1988
Authentic Sussie Junk Food, Limos, Provide Inspiration or One OC Firm , September 19, 1988
Weekend Getaway? Locals Look at Backyard for Options, September 19, 1988
Long Beach an Office Market Waiting to be ‘Discovered,’ September 26, 1988
Overview of Long Beach Office Market, September 26, 1988
Queen and Goose To Get Spruced Up, September 26, 1988
He Flexes Muscle in Mussel Market profile “Mussell man” Turner’s Seafood Int. w/ sidebar 10-3-88 (page 1)
Laguna Bank’s Stenton Embarks on Turnaround Mission
Filenet’s new satellite communication system (have no copy), October 10, 1988
Orange County builders in Palm Springs & sidebar buyers (don’t have), October 17, 1988
Builders Turn To Redevelopment as Available Land Shrinks Redevelopment in OC, November 7, 1988
Redevelopment Agencies in OC, November 7, 1988
Pair Form Firm to Alleviate Fears of Flying, November 14, 1988
Design Center to expand – 3rd in 5 Years, January 9, 1989
Pioneer Real Estate Photog Has Seen It All, January 9, 1989
Stigma of Manic Depression Takes its Toll in Work Place, January 30, 1989
Physicians Say Manic Depression Relatively Easy to Treat, January 30, 1989
Leaders of Local Manic Depression Group Seek to Avoid ‘Crazy’ Stigma, January 30, 1989
Luxury Homes Selling Fast to the ‘Equity Rich’ February 6, 1989
Shell Game Helps OC Man Discover Dollars in the Sand profile California Seashell Co., March 1, 1989
Magazines
(Bylines: Leslie Knowlton, Lida Brooks and Leslie Herzog)
Yankee Ingenuity, Folio, April 2004
Jane Seymour; Worth.com January 2001
Healing Hartley, Worth.com, Sept. 2000
Ten Top Accessories for the Digerati, IQ, July 2000
Going Holistic. Great Life, July 2000
Fitness Investigates: How Safe Are Your Supplements? Fitness, June 2000
Fitness Investigates: Juice Plus: Better than a V-8?
Body Makeover: One Step at A Time, Fitness, April 1999
Body Makeover: Double The Weight Loss, Fitness, December 1999
From the Brothers Covey: How Very Busy People Make Prime Family Time. Bottom Line Personal, April 15, 1998
Wayne Dyer, Ph.D., For You and Your Children of all Ages: Happiness and Inner Peace. Bottom Line Personal, Jan. 15, 1998
Charles V. Ford: How To Tell When Someone is Lying. Bottom Line Personal, April 15, 1997
Nella Barkley, Martin Shenkman, Esq., and Bruce Yaffe, M.D.: The Most Important Advice We Can Give To Our Children: Career, Money, Health. Bottom Line Personal, April 15, 1997
Ginie Polo Sayles. Secrets of Meeting and Marrying the Rich. Moneysworth, March 1997
Ann Medlock: The Giraffe Project. How to Get Kids to Do Good…and Have Fun Doing It, Bottom Line Personal, March 1, 1997
Joan Borysenko, Ph.D., Wayne Dyer, Ph.D., Bernie Siegel, M.D.: How the Great Self-Help Experts Help Themselves. Bottom Line Personal, Feb. 15, 1997
J. Bud Feuchtwanger: Happiness is a Clean Desk; How to Beat the Paper Tiger, Bottom Line Personal, October 15, 1996
Bigger is Better? The Controversial Cosmetic Surgery For Him – Now men can pay for what nature failed to provide, Cosmopolitan, September 1996 Sidebar/Penis Facts
Elaine St. James: Happiness…And the Life that is Much…Much Simpler. Bottom Line Personal, Aug. 15, 1996
How Dr. Marya Weinstock Created the Ideal Extended Family For Herself. Bottom Line Personal, June 15, 1996
Martin Groder, M.D.: All About Moods. Bottom Line Personal, June 15, 1996
Dr. Joyce Brothers’s (sic) Secrets of Winning the Ever-Changing Game of Life, Bottom Line Personal, May 1, 1996
Linda Saslow and Marcia Byalick: How To Juggle Work…Home…Marriage…and Family…Successfully. Moneysworth, May 1996
Mark Victor Hansen and Jack Canfield: From the Chicken Soup Mavens: How to Get What You Want. Bottom Line Personal, April 15, 1996
Emergency Contraception: Your OB-GYN’s Best-Kept Secret – His condom tore…your diaphragm slipped? No need to panic – there are safe, effective ways to prevent pregnancy after Sex, Cosmopolitan, March 1996 sidebar/ Emergency Contraception Options
All About Men: 101 Gorgeous Real-Life Bachelors For You 1996 premiere issue 101 of the sexiest smartest funniest most passionate ready-to-commit (well, most of them) men for you to woo cuddle love (and possibly) marry (profiled 50 men for this edition).
Michael J. Ritt, Jr: Lessons from Napoleon Hill’s Teachings…Still Valuable Today. Moneysworth, March 1996
Katie Kelley Dorn: How I Quit Work To Stay Home With My Kids and Lived to Cheer About It. Moneysworth, Dec. 1995
User-Group Meetings: It’s Time to R.S.V.P Everyone’s welcome at local PC user-group meetings, where attendees swap the latest hardware scuttlebutt and software tips in a cozy social setting, Home PC, November 1995 sidebar/You’re Invited to the Next Meeting [find Directions Below], Home PC, November 1995
Not Everyone Can Be Big-Busted-Shall We Get On With Our Lives, Cosmopolitan, August 1995.
Thigh Anxiety: More than breasts, belly or butt, saddlebags are the bulges about which we’re totally obsessed. Cosmopolitan, March 1995 sidebar/ The Facts of Thighs
The Penis Page: Facts and Phalluses of America’s Favorite Organ – Some warnings about penis enlargement surgery, Penthouse, Special Collector’s Edition 25th anniversary. 1994
The Penis King – Dr. Melvyn Rosenstein is making it big, Orange County Magazine August 1994 sidebars/Adding Inches; The Man With the Golden Scalpel
When There’s a Will – Smart estate planning, Orange County Magazine, August 1994 sidebar/ Here’s What the Experts Say, Orange County Magazine, August 1994
Altered States Wonder drug or kill-pill? The controversy over Prozac rages on. Orange County Magazine, June 1994 sidebar/The New Wonder Drug?
Love Sleuthing – There’s more than one way to find out if your prince charming is really a conniving cad Orange County Magazine May 1994
The Meet Market (matchmaking) Orange County Magazine, Feb. 1994 sidebar/Playing the Mating Game
Postcards From The Other Edge Orange County Magazine (monthly first-person column, reporting from New York City) Dec. 1994; Jan. 1995; Feb. 1995;March 1995; April 1995; May 1995
Teaching the Possibilities (AWED), Orange County Metropolitan Dec. 1, 1993
A Smaller House, Orange County Metropolitan, Nov. 1, 1993 sidebar/ Top 20 Real Estate Market Analysis/Research/Consulting Firms in Orange County, Orange County Metropolitan, Nov. 1, 1993
Native Opportunity, Orange County Metropolitan, Nov 1, 1993, w/ Christine Gustafson
Exchanging Education and Culture Winds of Change, Autumn 1993, w/ Christine Gustafson, Tribal College Journal 1993
Fire Power , Orange County Metropolitan, Aug 15, 1993
A Place to Find a Helping Hand, Orange County Metropolitan, August 1, 1993, w/ Christine Gustafson
A Tale of Two Women and How They Utilize the Center, Orange County Metropolitan, August 1, 1993
Second Chance with Second Step, Orange County Metropolitan, April 1 1993, w/ Marla Miller
Rising To the Top – 10 Orange County Women Making a Difference, Orange County Metropolitan, March 15, 1993
Profiles of:
Judy Sweeney: president Orange County edition Los Angeles Times
Blossom Siegel
Tonnie Katz–editor/vp Orange County Register
Vicki Heston
Barbara Renaud
Frances Rauscher
The Look of Love, Orange County Metropolitan, Feb. 1, 1993 sidebar/Video Dating: One Woman’s Tale, The Metropolitan, Feb. 1, 1993
Coming to America; Orange County Metropolitan, Dec. 15, 1992-Jan. 1, 1993
The Dating Game, Orange County Metropolitan, Dec. 1, 1992 3
The Mentor (Sol Stein) Orange County Metropolitan, Nov. 15, 1992 sidebar/Sol Stein’s Career Worthy of Publication
Seizing the Day: Howard Adler, Orange County Metropolitan, Oct. 15, 1992
Breast Cancer: Three Women and Their Will to Live plus fact box, Orange County Metropolitan, Sept. 15, 1992
Footloose…China, The Coaster, July 18, 1992
Coast Newport Properties, Orange County Magazine, Nov 90
Crystal Cove: A Hidden Treasure, Orange County Magazine, June 1990
North Tustin, Orange County Magazine, April 1990
Heavenly Lifestyle: Laguna Beach, The California Riviera, Orange County Magazine, March 1990
Harbor Island, Orange County Magazine, Feb 1990
Posh Properties: Villa Park, Orange County Magazine, Dec 1989
Coto de Caza, Orange County Magazine, Nov 1989
Posh Properties: On the Waterfront, Orange County Magazine, Oct. 1989
Posh Properties: Corona del Mar, Orange County Magazine, Sept. 1989
Real Estate: The Town Orange County Forgot: Seal Beach, A Seaside Legend, Orange County Magazine , August 1989
Medical Journals and Trade Magazines
American Journal of Nursing
Labor of Love: Nurse Midwife Ruth Watson Lubic, April 2007 Vol. 107 Number 4
From Bedside to Boardroom: Taking Their Places at the Table, July 2007 Vol. 107 Number 7
Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurse Association
© Dual Diagnosis: The Challenge by Leslie Knowlton MA Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurse Association June 1995 Vol. 1 No 3
Psychiatric Times
Nature Versus Nurture: How Is Child Psychopathology Developed?, July 2005
Why Are Drugs Abused By Humans?, February 2005
Yale Child Study Center Appointment Causes Concern Among Psychiatrists, July 2002
Ruane Award Presented to Sir Michael Rutter at NARSAD, October 2001
Congressman Gephardt Gives Historic Talk On the Future of Mental Health Care, with PT Staff, September 2001
Program Reaches Out to Older Adults, August 2001
NARSAD Awards Leiber Prize, August 2001
PET Scans Compare Effects of Drug Treatment and Talk Therapy, July 2001
Critical Challenges of Dysthymia, July 2001
Award-Winning Research: Recognizing Frederick K. Goodwin, M.D., July 2001
Decreasing Suicide in Schizophrenia, with PT Staff, June 2001 (This is the second of a two-part series.)
Decreasing Suicide in Schizophrenia, with PT Staff , May 2001 (This is part one of a series on suicide in schizophrenia
Investigating SAM-e for Depression, with PT Staff, May 2001.
PT Online Exclusive Articles: PHR, Consortium of Centers Help Refugees, Victims Get Political Asylum Psychiatric Times, April 2001
The Resilience of Children in the Face of Trauma, April 2001
NARSAD Honors Three Pioneering Researchers, March 2001
Investigating Addiction Responses and Relapses, February 2001
Bellevue’s Torture Survivors Program Aids Victims, December 2000.
The Psychiatrist’s Role in Hospice Care, October 2000
Delivering Hospice Care to Alzheimer’s Patients, July 2000
Clotilde Bowen M.D.: A Series of Firsts, August 2000
Transforming the Face of Schizophrenia Knowledge, June 2000
Profile in Courage: Ralph D. Froelich, M.D., March 2000
Sexuality and Aging, January 2000
Occupational Psychiatrists Foster Healthier Workplaces, November 1999
Neurobehavioral Consequences of Sleep Dysfunction, October 1999
Menopause-Related Depression Requires Multimodal Approach Sept. 1999
Top Researchers, August 1999.
Other Hormones on Behavior, August 1999
Screening Tools for Social Anxiety Disorder, Aug 1999
Picnic for Parity Grows Nationally, August 1998
Women Healing’ Conference Examines Women in Recovery, July 1998
Marsha Linehan: Dialectic Behavioral Therapy, July 1999,
Social and Psychological Aspects of Menopause, July 1999
Animal Researchers Targeted for Terrorism, June 1999
DeVeaugh-Geiss: Making a Difference in Psychopharmacology, May 1999
The Influence of Estrogen and Other Hormones on Behavior, April 1999
The Role of Stress in Depression Treatment Responsiveness, March 1999
Separate Psychiatric Unit Offers Unique Benefits, March 1999,
Top Researchers in Schizophrenia and Depression Recognized by Narsad, February1999
Informal Dinner Fosters Scientific Relationships, February 1999
Renovation and Expansion of Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research Affords New Capabilities, January 1999
Psychiatrist Helping to Prevent Violence in the African-American Community, January 1999
Treating Hard-Core Smokers Leads Physician to Specialization, December 1998
Physician’s Concern Leads to Formation of National Screening Days, December 1998
The National Mental Illness Screening Project, Dec. 1998
Nicotine and Psychiatric Disorders, November 1998
Center for Psychoanalytic Studies Offers In-Depth Psychotherapy Training, November 1998
Child Study Center Serves as Nationwide Resource, November 1998
Arizona Center Uses a Variety of Modalities to Treat Sexual Addiction, Oct. 1998
The Keys to McLean Hospital’s Success: An Interview With Bruce Cohen, September 1998
‘Women Healing’ Conference Examines Women in Recovery, July 1998
Suicidal Tendencies: Psychopathology or Genetics?, July 1998
AFSP Awards Dinner, July 1998
Ambitious Plans for University of Pennsylvania Psychiatry Department, June 1998
Is It Ethical? Residents Uncertain About Assisted Suicide , June 1998
PANDAS Associated with Strep Infections, May 1998
Melvin Sabshin: A Profile, May 1998
Conference Addresses Precarious Position of Psychoanalysis April 1998
The New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute: Past and Present, April 1998
Study Explores Schizophrenia Patients’ Views on Research Participation, March 1998
RUPPs Expand Knowledge of Pediatric Psychopharmacology, March 1998
The Dilemma of Mental Health Care Rationing, February 1998
Dana Award Winners Honored for Outstanding Neuroscientific Contributions, February 1998
National DMDA Gaining Visibility Through Education, Advocacy, February 1998
Outcomes Explored with Rapid Versus Gradual Lithium Discontinuation, December 1997
Project Reachout: Providing for New York City’s Homeless Mentally Ill, December 1997
Palliative Medicine and Care of the Dying–Brietbart’s Destined Career Path, November 1997
Director of ADRC Optimistic About Alzheimer’s Research, October 1997
Advocates Act as Role Models for Peers, October 1997
Specializing in Sex Therapy, September 1997
Speakers Recount Progress in Suicide Research at AFSP Gala, Sept. 1997
Her Work Casts New Light on Violent Behavior, August 1997
Cognition Conference Focuses on Schizophrenics’ Recovery and Rehabilitation, August 1997
Nathanial Lachenmeyer: Documenting a Father’s Fall into Madness, August 1997
Gold Forecasts and Describes Cocaine Vaccine, Smoking Addiction Research, July 1997 Analysts Meet, Laud Arts, July 1997
Forever Young: Carl Jung, July 1997
APA’s Women’s Groups Striving for Integration, July 1997
Psychoanalysis and Pharmacotherapy – Incompatible or Synergistic?, June 1997
Psychiatrist Finds Niche in Clinical Trials Testing, June 1997
More and More Physicians Forming Independent Investigator Sites, June 1997
Depression Connexions: Wyeth-Ayerst Launches New Outreach Effort, June 1997
Award Funds Research to Test Dopamine Imbalance in Schizophrenia, June 1997
Outreach Program Aids Homeless Mentally Ill, May 1997
Lois Gottschalk: A Profile, May 1997
Quill Explores Death and Dying Issues, May 1997
Fact or Factitious? New Book Explores Reasons People Lie, April 1997
Sleep Deprivation–A Cure For Depression?, March 1997
The Beneficial Economic Impact of Psychotherapy, March 1997
Hazelden Program Helps Physicians Target Addiction, March 1997
Mothers Centers Promote Value of Parenting, March 1997
Researchers Study Links Between Emotions and Health, February 1997
New Institute Focuses on Mechanism Underlying Emotions, February1997
Best Advice in Prescribing for the Elderly: ‘Go Slow,’ February 1997
APA Taps Steven M. Mirin as New Medical Director, January 1997
Schizophrenia Researchers Honored at NARSAD Scientific Symposium, December 1996
The Pregnant Pause: Assessing Treatment for Women with Psychiatric Disorders, December 1996
New PPD Study Seeks to Eliminate Depressive Episodes, December 1996
I’m Still Here: A Journey of Discovery and Understanding Jul 8, 2003
NIMH Team Links Tourette’s Severity with Supersensitive Receptors, November 1996.
Some Basic Information About Tourette’s, November 1996
Neuroscientist Discusses Novel Approach to MH Disorders, November 1996
Assisting Kevorkian: A Profile on Georges Rene Reding, November 1996
Physicians for Mercy: Reining in Assisted Suicide, November 1996
Physicians for Mercy Guidelines for Patholysis, November 1996,
Will Ads Lure Psychologists into Psychopharmacology? November 1996
Psychologists Association Takes Proactive Stance on Prescribing,November 1996
Female Gender, Mood Disorders Are Historically Related, October 1996.
Choosing the Right Partner: Life’s Most Important Decision, Says Researcher, October 1996
Computer Coverage Nets Capacity Crowds, September 1996.
Eleven Internet Sites for Psychiatrists, Sept. 1996
Hyman Discusses NIMH Research Directions, APA, May 1996.
Physician-Assisted Suicide Conference Reveals Diverse Opinion, August 1996
Psychoanalysis and AIDS, July 1996
Shanti Project a Model of Care, Compassion for AIDS victims, July 1996,
Psychologists Target Consumers in National Ad Campaign Promoting Mental Health Care Benefits, June 1996
Pharmaceutical Companies Go Direct to Consumers, June 1996
Hyman Discusses NIMH Reseach Directions, APA, May 1996
Frazzled, Frenzied and Fried, March 1996
Psychology as a Natural Science?, March 1996
NARSAD Schizophrenia Research Award Winner, January 1996.
New World Wide Web Site Premieres at U.S. Psychiatric Congress, January 1996
Psychiatrists Honored at U.S. Psychiatric Congress, January 1996
NLRB Issues Labor Complaints Against NYU Medical Center, December 1995
Choosing the Psychoanalyst’s Couch, December 1995
Psychiatrist Develops Adolescent Suicide Measure, December 1995
Quackbuster, November 1995
Scientists Study Serotonin Markers for Suicide Prevention, September 1995.
Eating Disorders in Males, September 1995.
Psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton on Hiroshima, July 1995
Jungian Convention Reviews Change in Perspective, Emphasis, Standards, June 1995
U.S. Psychiatrist Heads Treatment Program to Help Bosnian Children Traumatized by War, May 1995
Public and Research Views of Dual-Diagnosis Explored, May 1995.
California Bill Would Grant Psychologists Prescriptive Authority, April 1995
Virtualove, April 1995
The Popular Peril of Cyberaddiction: One for the Books? April 1995
Childhood Schizophrenia, March 1995
Just One? Exploring Moderation Management, February 1995
Children Have First-Hand Knowledge of PTSD, January1995
AIDS and Suicide: ‘Should I Continue Living?’ August 1994
Videotaping Aids Therapeutic Process, July 1994
Schizophrenia Survey Identifies Stigma, Lack of Social Support as Barriers to Care, June 1994 (w/ Arline Kaplan)
Psychoanalytic Institute Helps AIDS Patients, June 1994
From Diverse Projects, a Relevant Institute, June 1994
Researchers Pioneer New Style of Short-Term Therapy, April 1994
Brief Therapies Aim For Improved Outcomes, January 1994
Dreams Vanish in Firestorms, Psychological Help Mobilized, December 1993 w/ Joseph Duffy
Fame and its Effects: A Double-Edged Sword For Celebrities and Their Therapists, December 1993
Medicine & Behavior
Practical Behavioral Medicine for Primary Care Clinicians
The Role of Stress in Depression Treatment Responsiveness, April 1999
Separate Psychiatric Emergency Unit Offers Unique Benefits, December 1998
Residents’ Attitudes Toward Assisted Death, August 1998
Research Centers Investigate Alternative Medicine Therapies, August 1998
Declining Sperm Count Attributed to Environmental Factors, August 1998
Many Physicians Not Accurately Assessing STD Risk, April 1998.
CDC Releases STD Treatment Guidelines, April 1998.
Fast Facts about STDS, April 1998
Latest Findings on Treatments for Smoking Addiction, April 1998.
Fast Facts about Smoking Addiction, April 1998
Hormone Replacement Therapy and Fear of Cancer
Hazelden Drug Abuse Program Assists in Treatment of Elderly, February 1998.
Fast Facts About Elderly and Alcohol Abuse, February 1998
Helping Primary Care Physicians Prevent Suicide, February 1998.
Fast Facts About Suicide, February 1998
Geriatric Times
Online Exclusive Articles: Ethical Issues in the Care of the Elderly, March/April 2002
Investigating SAM-e, with GT Staff, September/October 2001
Preventing Falls, Improving Outcomes, September/October 2001
Treating Incontinence, March/April 2001
Hospice and Alzheimer’s Disease, November/December 2000
Treating Suicidal Elders, September/October 2000
For the Web
New York Academy of Sciences
Framing Science : Ways to Engage Citizens and Shape Public Policy, Posted: Jun 25, 2007
Inside Industry Regulation : What to Expect and Why, Posted: May 8, 2007
A Boost for Education : The Teacher Academy for Mathematics and Science, Posted: Apr 17, 2007
The Art of Speaking Science, Posted: Jan 23, 2007
Tenure Track Tactics : Landing the Career Job, Posted: Dec 22, 2006
Publish or Perish : How to Get Your Work into a Major Journal, Posted: Sep 26, 2006
United We Stand : A Problem-Solving Group for Successful Women Scientists, Posted: May 25, 2006
Bright Idea Seeks Funding : Research Support for the Early Career Scientist, Posted: May 16, 2006
Violence and Exploitation against Women and Girls, Posted: May 4, 2006
Vita : Life in a Zone of Social Abandonment, Posted: Apr 28, 2006
A Ticket to Ride : Using Your PhD on the Road Less Traveled, Posted: Apr 10, 2006
I Pledge Allegiance : How Human Minds Make Human Kinds, Posted Feb 21, 2006
A Labyrinth to the Past : What Made Us Human?, Posted: Nov 15, 2005
Making Sure That Academia Includes You : A Career-Building Workshop for Women in Science Posted: Oct 20, 2005
Anger as a Disorder : Moving Beyond DSM-IV-TR, Posted: Jun 29, 2005
CME – Practical Information for Healthcare Professionals: Mental Health Info Source’s Schizophrenia & Other Psychotic Disorders
Clinical Trial Testing New Second-Generation Antipsychotics: Clinical Implications
Bupropion for Smoking Cessation in Schizophrenia
Role of the Thalamus in Schizophrenia
Dysconnectivity
Role of Sex Hormones in Triggering Schizophrenia
Transforming the Face of Schizophrenia Knowledge
Treatment of Auditory Hallucinations in Schizophrenia
Nicotinic Modulation of Neuroleptic-Induced Movement Disorders
Location-Selective Magnetic Stimulation for Auditory Hallucinations
The Role of Neurotransmitters in Positive Symptoms
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