Lindsay Toler

Patch.com

• Clayton Elevators Catch Enthusiasts Eye
  
• Seniors Share Love Stories for Valentine's Day
  
• After Fire, Family Mourns Lost Treasures, History

The Dallas Morning News:

• It helps to have walked in their boots
  

The Seattle Times:

• State reverses policy that made it harder to get ID reflecting gender change
  
• Tukwila residents rally against light rail noise
  
• Seattle Pride seeks to whittle 2006 debt during weekend fest
  
• Son heald in death of emaciated mother
  
• 300 gather to support teen attacked in Magnolia
  
• UW custodians, students rally against cost-cutting shift switch. And check out the follow up at UW employee given leave after talking to media
  
• Drug users hospitalized after exposure to deworming medication in cocaine, crack
  

ColumbiaMissourian.com:

• 'The Vagina Monologues' takes a stand against violence - Editorial
• Non-black students weigh in on MU's Black
  Culture Center - Enterprise work with a social justice angle
• United Way sees dramatic drop in
  fundraising
  
• Hundreds turn out for unity rally to
  protest neo-Nazi demonstration
  
• Living outside traditional gender definitions
  
• Blogging for change
  
• Seeing the big picture
  
• Holden homes in on residents’ issues
  
• Broadway widening upsets resident  - Good story, bad headline
• Bike race has eye on Columbia - Big scoop

Associated Press London Bureau:

• UN: Half the World Soon to Be in Cities
  
• Museum Portrays Medicine Through Art
  
• UK: Ban Underage, Not Underweight Models
  
• Israel Outraged by British Boycott Calls
  
• Rowling Answers Fans' Final Questions - Most popular Harry Potter story till Dumbledore came out
• UK Says Lab Likely Foot-And-Mouth Source
  
• London Subway Derails, Injuring 37 - Transport problem after terrorism scare
• `Sgt. Pepper': It Was 40 Years Ago Today
  
• Scouting Celebrates 100th Anniversary
  
• J.K. Rowling Attends Potter Premiere
  

FYI

My internship with the Olympic News Service in Beijing, China didn't produce any clips because our job was to interview athletes, not write stories. 

For a look at what I published during my time in China, click on 'Beijing' in the menu bar.