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	Dialogic: Alix Spiegel: Freud's Nephew and the Origins of Public Relations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Dialogic: Alix Spiegel: Freud's Nephew and the Origins of Public Relations
		Alix Spiegel: Freud's Nephew and the Origins of Public Relations
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	dialogic.blogspot.com /2005/04/alix-spiegel-freuds-nephew-and-origins.html (0 words)

	Savvy Traveler - People-watching at the Bus Terminal - 8/30/2002 (Originally aired 4/6/2001)
		Contributor Alix Spiegel spent a day at New York's Port Authority Bus Terminal to see how the people moving through there really give it a sense of life.
		There's a man chain smoking by the exit ramp of the Port Authority Bus Terminal, and at the main entrance, a mother is fighting with her daughter.
		Alix Spiegel is a writer and reporter in New York City.
	savvytraveler.publicradio.org /show/features/2002/20020830/feature2.shtml (1754 words)

	The Transom Review: Nancy Updike
		Alix: Jefferson Parrish EMS records show that the number of suicides in October this year was the same as in years past, even though the population was significantly diminished.
		Then when she plays the tape, and the first thing we hear is this guy saying "I cry every day," and his voice starts to catch, we know that this is a big deal; this is not a man who has been crying every day for his whole life.
		If I remember right, the reason Alix did that in the story was that the man she was talking to in "Pray"--who later became a central character--was originally just her liaison to talk to other people.
	www.transom.org /guests/review/200601_nancy_updike/part_2.html (4011 words)

	Snarkmarket: Who is Robert Spitzer?
		Make that, “according to Alix Spiegel, writing for The New Yorker.” The distinction is important, because a cursory Google-fueled traipse through the Internet reveals that Alix Spiegel is Robert Spitzer’s chief (only?) biographer.
		And the general impression I get from Spiegel’s characterization of Spitzer is of a somewhat egomaniacal, not-especially-brilliant, browbeating sort of man who happened upon a popular thing (the DSM-as-we-know-it).
		That the NY-er article is insufferably boring should not discourage you from listening to Alix Spiegel’s wonderful and fascinating This American Life episode, “81 Words,” or her other TAL episodes, especially “Pray.” And the pronunciation is a-LEEX SHPEE-gull, by the way.
	snarkmarket.com /blog/snarkives/societyculture/who_is_robert_spitzer (627 words)

	Alix Spiegel NPR Stories - Reverbiage Feeds from National Public Radio
		Reporter Alix Spiegel examines Wal-Mart's move, and the reasons behind the historical separation of commerce and banking.
		Noah Adams talks with Alix Spiegel, who is waiting with hundreds of emergency personnel in the city, about preparations for the Category 4 storm.
		NPR's Alix Spiegel reports on the police officers' storm experiences, how they are dealing with the stress and how well the force is holding up.
	www.reverbiage.com /find/alix-spiegel (663 words)

	This American Life \| Pray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Alix Spiegel in Colorado Springs, where a massive prayer project is underway to pray for every person, business and school.
		When she goes to her local contact to discuss it, and to find more sympathetic people to profile, he says that he believes the secular world can never understand what the religious community in Colorado Springs is doing.
		Alix Spiegel believed the prayers were simply a gesture of goodwill by people toward their neighbors, but soon she finds that in fact, they are something very different.
	www.thislife.org /pages/descriptions/97/77.html (297 words)

	Cake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The theory was that the only way to cure patients with psychological problems was by digging into their past to find causes for what was bothering them now.
		In an article titled "More and More, Favored Psychotherapy Lets Bygones be Bygones" Alix Spiegel (New York Times, February 14, 2006) describes the huge model shift that has recently occurred.
		Alix Spiegel gives us the very good news that over the past 15 years "returning to the past has fallen out of fashion." The old model of analysis has been replaced by cognitive behavioral therapy (C.B.T. introduced 1965-69 by Dr. Aaron.Beck).
	www.brow.on.ca /Articles/FreudIsToppled.html (502 words)

	This American Life \| 81 Words (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Part one of Alix's story details the activities of a closeted group of gay psychiatrists within the APA who met in secret and called themselves the GAYPA...
		Alix's own grandfather was among these psychiatrists, and the President-elect of the APA at the time of the change.
		Alix Spiegel's story continues, with a man dressed in a Nixon mask called Dr. Anonymous, and a pivotal encounter in a Hawaiian bar.
	www.thisamericanlife.org /pages/descriptions/02/204.html (207 words)

	Papa Was A Rolling Stone
		To date, she has been contacted by hundreds of people who claim that Hawkins is their father; she has confirmed that 33 of them are indeed his offspring, and in February she plans to hold a family reunion for them.
		Here, Alix Spiegel talks with Nigolian and two of Screamin' Jay's kids, Deborah Roe, 46, and Sookie Hawkins, 50, Screamin' Jay's first child by his first marriage.
		Alix Spiegel is a documentary radio producer and a contributing editor to the public radio program "This American Life."
	partners.nytimes.com /library/magazine/home/20010107mag-hawkins.html (1471 words)

	American Journalism Review
		Across the table sits producer Alix Spiegel, one of the three young women who commission, edit, write and report pieces for the show.
		Moments before this editing session began, Spiegel hurried into Glass' tiny, windowless office to announce, "It's worse," meaning that the rewrite Paterniti has e-mailed after an initial chat with Spiegel is not nearly the quality of his original draft.
		A half-hour documentary by Alix Spiegel on her journey to Colorado Springs, where she, a secular Jew, attempts to understand a group of evangelical Christians who spend their days praying for strangers.
	www.ajr.org /Article.asp?id=326 (3254 words)

	Savvy Traveler - Munchkins of Oz Cruise - 7/19/2002
		But, not all cruises are gigantic floating-resort types of trips, where you run laps and hit golf balls off the A deck, swim and sunbathe on the B deck, and eat and cha-cha-cha on the C deck.
		There are specialty theme cruises for people interested in astronomy or cooking classes or ballroom dancing -- or, as Alix Spiegel discovered, one that seems pretty eccentric, but actually touches a chord in Americans across many generations.
		Contributor Alix Spiegel, who went on the cruise, made friends with people in curling elfin shoes and Munchkin ties, and reported back to us, explains it this way:
	savvytraveler.publicradio.org /show/features/2002/20020719/feature2.shtml (409 words)

	When the APA Decided Homosex was Not a Disease (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Part one of Alix's story details the activities of a closeted group of gay psychiatrists within the APA who met in secret and called themselves the GAYPA...
		Alix's own grandfather was among these psychiatrists, and the President-elect of the APA at the time of the change.
		This was a wonderful story about Spiegel and the "Young Turks" at the APA, and one day another group of brave people will liberate children and those who love them from similar oppression.
	www.cerius.org /personal/action/APA.htm (449 words)

	365Index Company Search: alix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Cabinet dand#39;avocats parisien Alix spécialisé en droit social, des affaires et des nouvelles technologies.
		Cabinet Alix, Audit juridique des contrats rédigés en interne...
		Pascal Alix - 1999 à 2004 - Tous droits réservés - Jurifiscal.com....
	www.365index.com /uc/01e3e9/alix (103 words)

	WBFO-L Archives -- July 2001 (#21)
		Reporter Alix Spiegel describes the story of the vessel as "the biography of a collective fantasy." Prologue.
		Reporter Alix Spiegel tells the story of the Ostwind, the boat that came to be known as "Hitler's Yacht." (25 minutes) Act Two.
		Spiegel describes the story of the Ostwind as "the biography of a collective fantasy." Neo-nazis and memorabilia collectors wanted to believe the boat belonged to Hitler, which set in motion a fantastic chain of events, as a variety of people and one local government tried to make their fortunes off the Ostwind.
	listserv.acsu.buffalo.edu /cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0107&L=wbfo-l&T=0&O=D&P=2849 (1616 words)

	New Age Religion
		Alix Spiegel in Colorado Springs, where a massive prayer project is underway to pray for every person, business and school.
		When she goes to her local contact to discuss it, and to find more sympathetic people to profile, he says that he believes the secular world can never understand what the religious community in Colorado Springs is doing.
		Alix Spiegel believed the prayers were simply a gesture of goodwill by people toward their neighbors, but soon she finds that in fact, they are something very different.
	www.clas.ufl.edu /users/agoldman/teaching/newagereligion.htm (3438 words)

	Mind Hacks: 81 words, mental illness and homosexuality
		As an update to a previous post on John E. Fryer's dramatic role in getting homosexuality de-listed as a mental illness in 1973, thanks to the reader who emailed to say that the radio programme This American Life has a special on the fascinating story of the people behind the wider campaign.
		The programme also charts the personal family story of Alix Spiegel, the producer of the This American Life series, whose grandfather was John Spiegel, president of the American Psychiatric Association when homosexuality was finally removed from the diagnostic manual.
		She tells how the issue had a significant impact on psychiatry and society, but also on her family (you'll have to listen to find out why).
	www.mindhacks.com /blog/2006/11/81_words_mental_ill.html (271 words)

	History News Network
		The boat arrived in America after World War II, and though there's no evidence that Hitler ever set foot on the decks, the name was attached to the vessel in the 1950s, and it stuck.
		Reporter Alix Spiegel describes the story of the vessel as "the biography of a collective fantasy." (Originally broadcast 7/13/2001)
		Reporter Alix Spiegel tells the story of the Ostwind, the boat that came to be known as "Hitler's Yacht." (25 minutes)
	hnn.us /roundup/entries/14547.html (222 words)

	Spiegel, clinton - Spiegel Grove . Com - from Ocean Divers, Key Largo
		I have been a reader of the Spiegel in Germany for several years.
		Spiegel is Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of Digestive Diseases, UCLA School of Medicine, and in the Division of Gastroenterology,
		Professor Menahem Spiegel is a faculty member of the Department of Finance and Economics at Rutgers Business School, Rutgers University.
	clinton.easylookfor.com /elf/clinton-spiegel.htm (232 words)

	Alix Spiegel Interview
		Excerpt from Third Coast interview with Alix Spiegel:
		The Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder story is presented in a much more narrative format than we usually hear in standard news stories on public radio.
		I don't really know how to describe the arc, and I'm not sure that I'm all that good at it yet.
	www.stanford.edu /~jonahw/PWR2-W06/Spiegel.htm (0 words)

	How Homosexuality Was Removed as a Mental Disorder by the American Psychiatric Association
		Alix Spiegel in her NPR narrative, titled “81 Words”, discussed two psychiatrists in particular whose research did much to contribute to the widespread impression of homosexuality as a mental illness: Irving Bieber and Charles Socarides.
		Spitzer’s recommendations were forwarded to the “Reference Committee”, headed by Alix Siegel’s grandfather, John P. Siegel, whose committee endorsed the change and forwarded it on to the President of the APA, who signed it and made it official.
		And incidentally it turned out after the dust settled that John P. Siegel (Alix Siegel’s grandfather) was a gay man (previously closeted), as was Charles Socaride’s son, Richard Socaride, who went on to become President Clinton’s Special Assistant and organizer of the first White House Conference on HIV/AIDS.
	www.democraticunderground.com /discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x1021934 (3743 words)

	[Paleopsych] New Yorker: (Robt Spitzer) Alix Spiegel: The Dictionary of Disorder
		[Paleopsych] New Yorker: (Robt Spitzer) Alix Spiegel: The Dictionary of Disorder
		Alix Spiegel: The Dictionary of Disorder http://www.newyorker.com/printables/fact/050103fa_fact [Thanks to Sarah for this, who point to an audio of NPR interview in 2003: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1400925 ] How one man revolutionized psychiatry.
		Issue of 2005-01-03 Posted 2004-12-27 In the mid-nineteen-forties, Robert Spitzer, a mathematically minded boy of fifteen, began weekly sessions of Reichian psychotherapy.
	lists.paleopsych.org /pipermail/paleopsych/2006-May/005286.html (5354 words)

	The Livingston Awards: 2002 Winners (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Michael Luo, 27, of the Associated Press, for "Small Town Justice," a series describing the bedeviling complexities of legal proceedings involving the mentally retarded.
		Alix Spiegel, 32, of "This American Life," PRI, Chicago, for "81 Words: The Story of a Definition," a 55-minute documentary about the campaign to eliminate the clinical definition of homosexuality as a mental illness.
		Philip P. Pan, 32, The Washington Post, for "'High Tide' of Labor Unrest in China," a series that demonstrated labor abuses in China's breakneck effort to industrialize.
	www.livawards.org /awards/2002winners.html (273 words)

	Der Rückspiegel - @ myblog.de (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Die Bilder sind nix anderes als die Dokumentation einer Grausamkeit.
		titelt der Spiegel in der Ausgabe Nr 21.
		Ich habe den Artikel gelesen und mich gewundert: was der Autor, Dominik Cziesche schreibt, ist nix ungewöhnliches.
	alix.myblog.de /alix/cat/36623/0/Politisch (1822 words)

	About the America Project
		a public radio documentary series funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and created by producer and reporter Alix Spiegel.
		Programs from the series air on This American Life and All Things Considered.
		Alix Spiegel was a founding producer of the public radio program This American Life, where she is currently a contributing editor. She contributes to NPR's All Things Considered and the New York Times Magazine. She grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, and lives in Washington, DC.
	theamericaproject.org /about (0 words)

	The America Project: Radio Documentaries by Alix Spiegel
		The America Project: Radio Documentaries by Alix Spiegel
		The America Project is a radio documentary series produced by Alix Spiegel.
		You can listen to the pieces in our radio documentary archive.
	www.theamericaproject.org (0 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Music Search: Alix Spiegel
		Barnes and Noble.com - Music Search: Alix Spiegel
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	music.barnesandnoble.com /search/results.asp?CTR=1602386&z=y (0 words)

	The Wilhelm Reich Museum - Resources
		Our initial reaction is that Robert Siegel’s remarks—occurring as they did in such a credible media venue—call to mind the misstatements about Reich and the orgone energy accumulator that appeared in the January 3, 2005 edition of
		Whether Alix Spiegel’s error-filled “take” on Reich and the orgone energy accumulator had any bearing on Robert Siegel’s remarks is anyone’s guess (while the similarity of their last names makes all of this sound like a bad “Who’s On First?” routine).
		Similarly, because of Robert Siegel’s longstanding reputation for intellectual integrity, we give him the benefit of the doubt and do not attribute any malicious intent to him.
	www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org /06_09_update.html (2129 words)

	Martin Denning Television Producer and Director Hitler's Yacht Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Based on the NPR radio program by Alix Spiegel
		The Ostwind was one of two yachts built by the Nazi government after a poor German showing in the 1936 Olympic races.
		To this day it sails in Britain under the name White Rose, a charter boat which inspires no controversy, attracts no attention at all.
	www.martindenning.com /html/hy.html (482 words)

	Chicago Public Radio - Re:sound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Nor did anyone believe that the psychological problems suffered by many Vietnam veterans were caused by their military service.
		Producer Alix Spiegel documents the evolution of PTSD from a nameless experience to an officially recognized medical condition.
		The original radio maverick, Joe Frank is known for leaving listeners more than a bit uncomfortable.
	www.wbez.org /audio_library/rs_jun04.asp (710 words)

	About the America Project
		a public radio documentary series funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and created by producer and reporter Alix Spiegel.
		Programs from the series air on This American Life and All Things Considered.
		Alix Spiegel was a founding producer of the public radio program This American Life, where she is currently a contributing editor. She contributes to NPR's All Things Considered and the New York Times Magazine. She grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, and lives in Washington, DC.
	www.theamericaproject.org /about (192 words)

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