San Diego Magazine - September 2002 - San Diego, California

Cover Story
San Diego's Best Doctors To whom would your doctor send his family? An exhaustive survey turns up 247 San Diego physicians—in 30 specialties—rated best in the region by their peers.

Cover Story

San Diego's Best Doctors

To whom would your doctor send his family? An exhaustive survey turns up 247 San Diego physicians—in 30 specialties—rated best in the region by their peers.

Features
	Wide Open Spaces Home of the Year winners have that country flavor By Thomas Shess
	One Year Later Two local Muslims—both the focus of media reports after last September’s East Coast terrorist attacks—reflect on how the tragedy changed their lives forever By Jamie Reno
	The Rest of the Story A new exhibit at the Coronado Museum of History & Art shares the memories and explores current lives of Vietnam POWs By Cathy Clark

Features

Wide Open Spaces

Home of the Year winners have that country flavor

By Thomas Shess

One Year Later

Two local Muslims—both the focus of media reports after last September’s East Coast terrorist attacks—reflect on how the tragedy changed their lives forever

By Jamie Reno

The Rest of the Story

A new exhibit at the Coronado Museum of History & Art shares the memories and explores current lives of Vietnam POWs

By Cathy Clark

Departments
Front Pages	Archive »
Dealing with drought, plus: overexposing Rick Roberts, Mr. Rogers is in the ’hood, and Street Scene gets into gear. By Thomas K. Arnold
Little to Cheer About	Archive »
On Labor Day 2002, unions find themselves representing a mere 14 percent of the national workforce —down from 40 percent in the 1950s. In San Diego, the picture for labor unions is even bleaker. By Mike Drummond

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September 2002