Selected Work for Seed Magazine

The New Federalism

Is the federal government handing tricky science policy decisions over to the states?

We're From the Government, We're Here to Help

Will Congress' demands for security and accountability at Los Alamos National Laboratory put a crimp

in scientists' ability to do basic research there?

The Big Payoff

Whatever happened to all the Soviet weapons scientists?

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Ocean exploration enters the Information Age.

Triangulating Tehran

Can Russia reign in Iran's nuclear ambitions?  And what does a working relationship with this isolated

Islamic republic mean for a country seeking an independent foreign policy?

Other work for Seed Magazine

Selected Student Work

Shuttle Losses Hit Home for Project Veterans

for the Daily Nexus, 2003

Thoughts from Vandenberg Air Force Base shuttle engineers on the Columbia disaster.

Software Error Lists Voters as Absentees

for the Daily Nexus, 2002

This story won the California Intercollegiate Press Association's award for best investigative journalism

in 2003.

Lab Begins Search for New Director

for the Daily Nexus, 2002

This is from the open session that the UC Regents held to allow public input on the appointment of

Lawrence-Livermore National Laboratory's new director.

Above Streetlights Bathed in Starlight

for the Daily Nexus, 2002

One of my nicer columns.

This is Rocket Science: The Stories Behind Vandenberg

for the Daily Nexus, 2001

My first feature page at the Nexus.

Tonga: Unplugged

for the Daily Nexus, 2001

One of my favorite science features.  It's probably one of the weirdest things I ever wrote for the paper

—but then again, that's a close race.

A Poem

TIME Magazine, 10 July 2002: A Found Poem

The new rules were presented as dramatic reforms to protect us.

High-profile scandals expose a growing problem.

Lifestyle changes.

Therapy.

Tranquilizers.

Antidepressants.

That's all we do.  That's why we do it better.

Stress.

Fear.

Anxiety.

Depression.

The key is to find a way that works for you—and use it.

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