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    Apr 3, 2013 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  1. Terri McDonald: Jailer in chief

    The Los Angeles County jail system is, in a way, two systems. There's the one Sheriff Lee Baca says he yearns for, a place where you do your time but also get help, a place enriched with educational and mental health programs. And there's the one under scrutiny by the FBI, a federal grand jury and others over allegations of brutality and mismanagement. Terri McDonald is now in charge of them both. After a quarter-century in the state prisons, from prison guard to manager of the massive "realignment" of prisoners, McDonald will be opening the investigatory and disciplinary books on the jail, with an eye to realigning it.
    The Los Angeles County jail system is, in a way, two systems. There's the one Sheriff Lee Baca says he yearns for, a place where you do your time but also get help, a place enriched with educational and mental health programs. And there's the one under...

    Tags: FBI, Government, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Labor Legislation, Lee Baca

    2. Oct 24, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Bears' Marshall speaks his mind

    Give me an engaged and introspective professional athlete over a bored and dismissive one any day.
    Give me an engaged and introspective professional athlete over a bored and dismissive one any day. Give me a player thoughtful and deep with good intentions over one cliched and shallow without a care in the world, a guy who understands that his...

    Tags: Psychotherapy, Behavioral Conditions, Health, Lovie Smith, Brandon Marshall

    3. Jun 17, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Liar liar, officepants on fire

    <em>That's a good point! (No it isn't.)</em>
    That's a good point! (No it isn't.) I'd be happy to join the team! (I'd rather be eaten by wart hogs.) Your cake is delicious! (Thanks for the food poisoning, Julia Child.) These are but a few examples of the lies we tell at work. Most aren't...

    Tags: Chicago Tribune Columnists, Julia Child, Rex Huppke, Career and Workplace, Employees

    4. Mar 28, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Raging girl needs secure attachment, discipline

    <strong>Dear Amy:</strong> My brother has fallen upon some hard times. He and his daughter have moved in with my parents while he gets back on his feet. I am very happy he has the opportunity to do that.
    Dear Amy: My brother has fallen upon some hard times. He and his daughter have moved in with my parents while he gets back on his feet. I am very happy he has the opportunity to do that. The issue is his 5-year-old daughter (the child's mother is not in...

    Tags: Family

    5. May 23, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. Five minutes with stroke survivor Jill Bolte Taylor

    Neuroscientist <a href="http://drjilltaylor.com/" target="_blank">Jill Bolte Taylor</a> has always loved the brain&rsquo;s complex beauty. But she developed an unexpectedly deep appreciation for her own in 1996 after a blood vessel ruptured and she suffered a massive stroke. The life-changing moment destroyed her memory, her ability to walk, talk and read and even her personality.
    Neuroscientist Jill Bolte Taylor has always loved the brain’s complex beauty. But she developed an unexpectedly deep appreciation for her own in 1996 after a blood vessel ruptured and she suffered a massive stroke. The life-changing moment destroyed...

    Tags: Stroke, Brain, Behavioral Conditions, Health, Physical Conditions

    6. May 17, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. A 'free play' experiment

    My friend Kendra recently conducted a short but nerve-wracking experiment with her two boys, ages 7 and 9. &ldquo;Go out and play,&rdquo; she told them. &ldquo;Don&rsquo;t come in until dinner time.&rdquo;
    My friend Kendra recently conducted a short but nerve-wracking experiment with her two boys, ages 7 and 9. “Go out and play,” she told them. “Don’t come in until dinner time.” One of her boys wasn’t sure what to do....

    Tags: Family, Peter Gray, Religion and Belief, Boston College, Health

    7. Mar 27, 2013 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  7. Megan P. Tatu, a good soldier

    Soldier, Megan P. Tatu has your back. And just about anything else you might need. The two-star Army Reserve general has just taken charge of the 79th Sustainment Support Command, the modern iteration of an Army logistics branch that is a year older than the Declaration of Independence. The 79th is headquartered in Los Alamitos, not far from Tatu's Laguna Niguel home. Reservists are part-timers who, as Tatu says, give taxpayers 19% of the Army's strength for 4% of its budget. She's the highest-ranking woman commander in the reserves on the West Coast, at a moment when women in the military is a trending topic.
    Soldier, Megan P. Tatu has your back. And just about anything else you might need. The two-star Army Reserve general has just taken charge of the 79th Sustainment Support Command, the modern iteration of an Army logistics branch that is a year older...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Colleges and Universities, Armed Forces, Michael Buble

    8. Nov 27, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. Coping with too much holiday cheer

    When it comes to celebrating this time of year, many are faced with family and friends who drink too much. But as much as we may laugh at the "Drunk Uncle" character from Saturday Night Live, overindulgence can cause added stress and concern during...

    Tags: Family, Holidays, Substance Abuse

    9. Nov 20, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  9. Inside the mind of a cheater

    If we've learned anything over the resignation of retired Gen. David Petraeus as the head of the CIA over an admitted affair, it's that high-ranking men and women continue to break the rules. Affairs will always make the headlines. So why is it that these powerful leaders continue to put their careers and reputations at risk by having inappropriate relationships?
    If we've learned anything over the resignation of retired Gen. David Petraeus as the head of the CIA over an admitted affair, it's that high-ranking men and women continue to break the rules. Affairs will always make the headlines. So why is it that these...

    Tags: Central Intelligence Agency, David Petraeus, Human Interest

    10. Mar 11, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel

  10. Pop-Tart terrorist

    WASHINGTON -- Rodney Francis is insufficiently ambitious. The pastor of the Washington Tabernacle Baptist Church in St. Louis has entered the fray over guns, violence and humanity's fallen nature with a plan for a "buyback" of children's toy guns. And toy swords and other make-believe weapons. There is, however, a loophole in the pastor's panacea. He neglects the problem of ominously nibbled and menacingly brandished breakfast pastries.
    WASHINGTON -- Rodney Francis is insufficiently ambitious. The pastor of the Washington Tabernacle Baptist Church in St. Louis has entered the fray over guns, violence and humanity's fallen nature with a plan for a "buyback" of children's toy guns. And toy...

    Tags: Michelle Obama, Sex Crimes, Health and Safety at School, Students, Pies and Tarts

    11. Mar 10, 2013 |Column| Hartford Courant

  11. School Takes Down Pop-Tart Terrorist

    The Hartford Courant
    Rodney Francis is insufficiently ambitious. The pastor of the Washington Tabernacle Baptist Church in St. Louis has entered the fray over guns, violence and humanity's fallen nature with a plan for a "buyback" of children's toy guns. And toy swords and...

    Tags: Sex Crimes, Health and Safety at School, Students, Pies and Tarts, Teaching and Learning

    12. Mar 8, 2013 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  12. TB outbreak is not just a skid row problem

    There's a $200-million hotel on the drawing board for downtown Los Angeles, so tourists from around the globe can kick up their heels at LA Live.
    There's a $200-million hotel on the drawing board for downtown Los Angeles, so tourists from around the globe can kick up their heels at LA Live. And a few miles away on downtown's skid row, there's a TB outbreak brewing in a stew of Third World-style...

    Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Tuberculosis, Symptoms, Diseases and Illnesses, Bloody Sputum

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