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	Sacred Rights: Gay and transgender Native Americans find acceptance in tradition Utne Reader, January/February 2009 Full text

	User Friendly Minnesota Monthly, June 2010 Full text

	Harvey Haddix's Heartbreak: Fifty years ago, one Pirates pitcher suffered the worst tough-luck loss of all time. MLB Insiders Club Magazine, Summer 2009 Full text

	The Lakers vs. The Globetrotters Mpls. St. Paul, March 2008 Full text Honorable mention as Outstanding Article from the American Society of Journalists & Authors, 2009

	An Unlikely Ending: For two old rivals, violence and anger did not remain the final chapter 108 Magazine, Summer 2007 Full text

	Crossing the White Line: As baseball’s first African-American manager, Frank Robinson furthered Jackie Robinson’s legacy but failed to fully integrate the game History Channel Magazine, May/June 2007 Full text

	Runaway Bride: She walked and walked to escape her fate: circumcision and marriage to a man with five wives She was Masai--and seven years old Mpls. St. Paul, January 2007 Full text

	Dr. Feelgood: Dr. Stephen Zuckerman wanted to ease the suffering of his patients. He ended up putting his career in danger Minnesota Law & Politics, April/May 2006 Full text

	To Hell and Back Imagine the torture of Idi Amin. The torment of losing your soul. A place where you can find it again Mpls. St. Paul, January 2005 Full text Honorable Mention for Reporting on a Significant Topic from the American Society of Journalists & Authors, 2006

	Fists of Freedom: When American Joe Louis squared off against German Max Schmeling, he fought for more than personal vindication. He fought to free his people and preserve democracy The History Channel Magazine, January/February 2005. Full text

	Let Us Play The Spiritual Side of Sports U.S. Catholic, January 2004 Full text

	Shark Attack Reader's Digest, October 2003 Full text

	Opening Day, 1946: Before it could heal the nation, baseball at the close of World War II had some healing of its own to do The History Channel Magazine, May/June 2003 When President Bush pitched a strike at Yankee Stadium shortly after the September 11 attacks, I was intrigued by the president’s use of baseball to rally the nation during troubled times and set out to find the precedent. Full text

	Court Reservations: A California pro brings tennis to the West’s Native Americans USTA Magazine, November/December 2001 Full text