• Article about the Keri Lotion FS Classic. Includes a photo of Michelle and Ryan Bradley...page 6
• Article about the bronze "Ascension" statue with Michelle...page 8
• Article about Michelle's Skating Dreams books...page 10
• Article about Skate America, which includes this photo from her Eric Clapton short...pages 14-18
• 2001 Nationals Ad with a picture of Michelle from Ariane...page 45
• Article about Sale and Pelletier, which mentions that Jamie asked Michelle about the COI tour "how do you come back down to reality after this tour?"Page 51
• Kids Questions with Sasha Cohen. Her answer to the question "who has inspired you? What skater has been the biggest influence?" is "I would have to say that Michelle Kwan and Tara Lipinski have both been very inspirational to me because of their devotion and training habits."...pages 54-55
• Ad for Ice Castle, with a picture of Michelle doing a spiral in Hands...page 67
• Ad for ABC's coverage this year, with a picture of Michelle doing a layback from A Day in the Life...back cover

• Article about the Keri Lotion FS Classic...page 20-21
• Season preview article. Includes a black and white photo of Michelle smiling off the ice in her A Day in the Life costume...page 24-27
• Article about costume designer Jeff Billings. It says that he worked on the costumes for Michelle's Mulan special and that one of his designs is in Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum (Michelle wears her Ariane costume, which he designed.) The article also states that he rarely works with eligible skaters because they tend to want too much of everything on the costumes. "The exceptions have been Paul Wylie, Lu Chen, and Michelle Kwan. Not coincidentally, all are considered elegant skaters."...page 64-69
• Small article about Michelle being a finalist for the WSF's Sportswoman of the Year Award with the same A Day in the Life picture mentioned earlier, but in color...page 81

• 2001 Nationals Ad with a picture of Michelle from Ariane...page 3
• Small article about Michelle being a finalist for the WSF's Sportswoman of the Year Award with a closeup picture from Kissing You...page 7
• Article about Dorothy Hamill, where she says that she still follows the sport today. About Michelle, she says, "Michelle Kwan is the 'It' girl today in figure skating. She is beautiful, smart, sweet, works hard, skates gracefully, her jumps are consistent, what else can I say? She is working hard towards the 2002 Winter Olympics and I wish her all the luck in the world."...page 12-15
• Ad for Ice Castle, with a picture of Michelle doing a spiral in Hands...page 41
• Article about Ann Patrice McDonough that says, "she considers it a challenge to skate on the same surface with many of the great skaters of today--including the one she admires most, Michelle Kwan. 'I like her attitude,' said McDonough. 'She's always positive and doesn't get mad.'"...page 55
• Ad for ABC's coverage this year, with a picture of Michelle doing a layback from A Day in the Life...back cover

There's also a head shot of Michelle from the 1999 Nationals podium in her Ariane costume. Michelle's was the only athlete they had a picture of. Check out the article, Superstar for a Day online, though without the picture. (Thanks tteller!)

The second magazine mentions is in the December 2000 issue of Marie Claire. The magazine contains the ad for the Michelle Kwan/Chevrolet Scholarship Program that is also in the current issue of Seventeen magazine. (Thanks rabasac!)

• Ad for Ice Castle, with a picture of Michelle doing a spiral in Hands...page 7
• Photo of Michelle with Karen at the Ice Castle reception this summer...page 24
• Article about Ottavio Cinquanta and the future of the ISU. Ottavio said, "We are giving an excellent product in skating. Last year in Nice we gave terrific, dramatic finals of the ladies' and mens' events. Michelle Kwan and Alexei Yagudin becoming champions. What more can we do?" Includes a picture of Michelle with Ottavio Cinquanta...page 36
• Article about Ann Patrice McDonough which says that "she cites skating icons Michelle Kwan and Scott Hamilton as her role models."...page 54
• Article about creativity in skating, which quotes Lori Nichol, who is described as the choreographer who has "created all of Michelle Kwan's World Championship-winning programs."...page 54

• Ad for Ice Castle, with a picture of Michelle doing a spiral in Hands...page 2
• 2000 Skate America Ad with a picture from A Day in the Life...page 3
• Article about Skate America. The first paragraph says, "Three-time World Champion Michelle Kwan, fresh off the stunning performance at the 2000 World Championships, returns to the ISU Grand Prix of figure skating at Skate America in Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct. 26-29. Kwan is one of the many top names in figure skating who will kick off the ISU Grand Prix season at the Colorado Springs World Arena." Includes a picture of Michelle doing a layback from A Day in the Life...page 10
• Short articles about Michelle's wax figure, which includes this picture...page 13
• Article about the 2000-2001 season. About Michelle, it says, "Kwan is the best in the world--she proved that without a doubt at the World Championships in Nice, France. After enduring months of criticism about her skating and lack of fire, she dug deep within herself to pull out one of her greatest performances ever. She was the only one of the top three ladies to successfully complete a triple-triple combination at Worlds--dispelling even more talk that she had lost her technical edge. The 20-year old college student is clearly the favorite for her fifth US title this year, but she knows it's not going to be easy. Still, Kwan has shown again and again that she can fight with the best when her back is against the wall." Includes a picture from A Day in the Life...page 22-24
• 2001 Nationals Ad with a picture of Michelle from Ariane...page 69
• Ad for ABC's coverage this year, with a picture of Michelle doing a layback from A Day in the Life...back cover

• 2000 Skate America Ad with a picture from A Day in the Life...page 2
• Two short articles, one about Michelle's wax figure, the other about Michelle's new house. Includes a picture of Michelle with her wax statue...page 68
• 2001 Nationals Ad with a picture of Michelle from Ariane...page 83

• Letters to the editor, which include two positive letters on last month's coverage of Michelle and her win at Worlds. Includes a picture of the cover of the July/August issue of the magazine...page 10
• Ad for Ice Castle, with a picture of Michelle doing a spiral in Hands...page 11
• "Spoils of Success," an article about Michelle's new training site, going back to UCLA, and turning 20. Includes a picture of Michelle bowing on tour after The World is Not Enough...page 15
• Photo of Michelle with Irina Slutskaya...page 46

luenatic later posted on the MK Forum a translation of the article:

• 2000 Skate America Ad with this picture from A Day in the Life...page 2
• Full page Chevrolet ad (that was in USA Today recently.)...page 3
• 2001 Nationals Ad with a picture of Michelle from Ariane...page 6
• Article about Michelle being the USOC athlete of the month for April 2000. Includes a picture of Michelle from the medal ceremony at 2000 Nationals...page 7
• Article about Michelle being named one of the People's 50 most beautiful people. Includes picture from the July/August issue of IFS magazine. On the same page is an article about Timothy Goebel training with Frank Carroll...page 9
• Article about Derrick Delmore graduating from Stanford, which mentions Michelle attending UCLA a few times...page 10
• "Kids spotlight," introducing a young skater, who names Michelle as her favorite skater. She said that Michelle "is a beautiful jumper and she skates from her heart, always with a smile on her face. She makes it seem like she's having fun competiting and it's no sweat for her." She also said that meeting Michelle was "an amazing experience for me!"...page 62
• Ad for usfsa.org...page 69
• Ad for Ice Castle, with a picture of Michelle doing a spiral in Hands...page 75
• ABC Ad that congratulates the 2000 US Team...back cover

eilaram scanned in the pictures from the magazine and sent them to me. Check them out (Thanks eilaram!):

• With Cokie Roberts and award winners
• With Cokie Roberts, Faith Hill, and award winners

I got the magazine today and scanned it in. Check it out!

• 2000 Skate America Ad with a picture from A Day in the Life...page 2
• Article on Linda Fratianne, another Olympic silver medalist who was coached by Frank Carroll. She says "But it's amazing the drive and desire someone like Michelle Kwan has--of course I'm a huge fan of hers, what with her taking lessons from Frank Carroll. The older you get, the tougher it gets. You have to admire her for getting better and better every year--I've been there too, and to throw school on top of it, too, it's amazing." She also says how Frank's reaction backstage at Worlds this year (after Maria and Irina had skated, but before Sarah skated, Michelle knew she was in first, went over to hug Frank, but he said that it wasn't over) reminded her of how he acted when she won Worlds (he did the same thing)...page 16-19
• Article on Frank Carroll. He says Michelle "is an extremely intelligent girl, and we discuss everything. I think I am more reasonable with her. We are both Cancers, and amazingly alike. We take in what people tell us, and then do what we think is right. We both like our privacy and need our environment to be comfortable. We both like to put our energy into now, the task at hand and not think far ahead." He later says that he looks forward to the next season with Michelle, "She is very happy with school and her environment, and training on Olympic ice at HealthSouth has already helped her speed. Her practices have taken a different turn and she knows pretty skating will only take you so far." There is also a picture of Frank coaching Michelle (who is in working on a layback) in 1993, and one of her from now. Michelle says, "I met Frank for the first time at 1992 sectionals where my dad was helping me because we couldn't afford a coach, but once you reach a certain level you really need one. I had terrible training habits back then. I think the key to my success comes from the discipline and training that I have learned from Frank. He understands what I am going through as a skater. We do have a different relationship on and off the ice. There are certain boundaries he doesn't want to cross with my life off ice since I have my own father."...page 20-25
• Article on "the millennial season," including lots on Michelle. One cute thing from the article, "She loved the way her randomly assigned roommate in the dorm did not know she was the skater Michelle Kwan until they actually met, despite having talked on the phone several times. 'Michelle Kwan is a common name, after all,' said Kwan." Includes 3 pictures of Michelle. One color photo is of her skating Red Violin in the free skate. Another color photo is from the post Worlds party, with Irina and Maria. The third is a black and white photo from the same party, with just Irina...page 34-42
• Small article about the PSA awards that mentions the unveiling of the statue with Michelle (though no picture.)...page 43
• Article on Champions on Ice Tour. Includes a picture of Michelle with Todd Eldredge and Tom Collins, and a full page color photo from the finale of COI...page 44-54
• Small article on Michelle being the USOC athlete of the month, with a picture of Michelle in the kiss and cry at worlds after her long program...page 89
• 2001 Nationals Ad with a picture of Michelle from Ariane...page 99

• Cover
• Picture from photo shoot on table of contents page...page 3
• In the "from the publisher" section...page 6: "Although we present alphabetically our selections of the 25 most influential, our cover subject certainly could be perceived as the most influential of the season--three time World Champion Michelle Kwan. Since her debut on the world scene, in 1994, Kwan has been pivotal in the development of the sport. It's no secret that the mere thought of Kwan turning pro last year sent a chill through the boardrooms of television networks and sports federations around the world. Her influence carries that far. Through all her highs and lows as an elite skater and student, Kwan believes in herself. She is perhaps one of the most focused people I have ever met, and one of the most gracious. But the thing that sets Kwan apart from the rest is that she is a realist. As she says to IFS, 'We are all human.' The humanity and spirit have taken Kwan on an incredible journey through this unpredictable sport. Her staying power and strength often have her competitors shaking before they even step onto the ice. Whether she wins or not, the fact that Kwan is competing is bound, on some level, to affect the outcome for all involved. Having transcended the demands of sport and school, Kwan enjoys the challenges and risks of both and, through it all, carries herself with an unmatched sportsmanship and approach to life."
• Letters to the editor, with 6 letters who were "appalled" with the lack of coverage of Michelle at Nationals in last month's issue, and defending Michelle winning Nationals...page 8
• Cover article, titled, "Center Stage." Includes 6 pictures from the photo shoot, plus a picture of Michelle doing a spiral during A Day in the Life...page 18-21
• Michelle on the 25 most influential names in figure skating list. Here is what it says about Michelle: "I think the single best performance of the whole season had to be Michelle Kwan's freeskate at the World Championships," notes Dick Button. "It was a beautiful performance from many different points of view. It was not only an interesting and elegant program, and it was not only technically first-rate, it also had that extra added performance quotient that raised it above the very good level to great." Even when not delivering her best performances, Kwan, 20, is a fan favorite. She is sought out by corporate sponsors, including a lucrative long-term endorsement with Chevrolet, announced at the 2000 U.S. National Championships, in Cleveland. Her presence is desired by event producers, who know that her name will sell tickets and draw television viewers. This year, she chose to balance college with skating, and at times her skating suffered. But when April 1 came, she was no fool, as she showed the world she figured out how to stop saying she was going to do it and just did it. The result was her third World title and the respect and adoration of millions. Kwan says her season's highlight was the period of time leading up to her triumphant performance. "The time in between Nationals and Worlds was a big highlight for me," she says. "Not many people saw it. It was the change I felt inside...just different. I think that's the biggest thing. I think school played an important role in this year," she adds. "Not to say skating meant less. I realized that It meant a lot. But I realized It's not everything. It's not life," Kwan reminds people that skating takes a lot of heart and soul, and when heart and soul are involved, anything is possible. "There's a lot of talk in figure skating--in life in general--like gossip," she warns. "It all doesn't matter because It's all predictions. But predictions are never right," Indeed, she fooled all the predictors on April 1 and once again rules the sport. The picture of Michelle is from the same cover story photo shoot...page 43
• With Timothy Goebel, Angela Nikodinov, and Naomi Lang at Worlds...page 48
• With US team at 2000 USFSA spring pro-am...page 49
• Article on Worlds, titled "Shake, Rattle, and Gold." Includes a photo of Michelle landing her final jump during her Red Violin free program...page 62-64