April 2000

April 2000

April 2000 Volume 25 Number 4   Features The Ringmaster James DePaul’s tenure at UWM has not gone unnoticed.  His unconventional ways have made some wonder if the director of the Professional Theatre Training Program is pushing the envelope too far By Thomas Connors   Non-Fiction Fashion Pack away your dark, heavy clothes.  Spring fashion is bright prints, strappy shows and playful pieces inspired by the American West By Florida Perry Smith   Holy War An East Side synagogue in jeopardy; congregants in dissension.  Read about the battle that’s bruising the Congregation Emanu-El B’ne Jashurun By Andrew Muchin and Amy…

April 2000

Volume 25

Number 4

 

Features

The Ringmaster

James DePaul’s tenure at UWM has not gone unnoticed.  His unconventional ways have made some wonder if the director of the Professional Theatre Training Program is pushing the envelope too far

By Thomas Connors

 

Non-Fiction Fashion

Pack away your dark, heavy clothes.  Spring fashion is bright prints, strappy shows and playful pieces inspired by the American West

By Florida Perry Smith

 

Holy War

An East Side synagogue in jeopardy; congregants in dissension.  Read about the battle that’s bruising the Congregation Emanu-El B’ne Jashurun

By Andrew Muchin and Amy Waldman

 

Top Doctors 2000

The best reason to do something again is to do it better.  Our fourth best docs features more specialties and professionals than ever before.  Use it to your health’s, er heart’s, content

By Laura Mersialo

 

Departments

Outfront

A word or two

By John Fennell

 

Letters

He said, she said

 

Calendar of Events

Jane, Fred and Aaron.  Read about this month’s best

Edited by Charlene Mills

 

The Insider

Where the rich live, “Big Dog” and “Tractor” Traylor, and a writer with a local ties and Oprah’s blessing

By The Editors

 

Pressroom Confidential

A high-stakes hunt at the Journal Sentinel

By Peter Robertson

Where Are They Now?

Your link to Gather Gene and a poker champion

By James Romenesko

 

City Slants

You know the program – reviews of the interesting things around the city

Edited by Ann Christenson

 

Dining Etcetera

This town is getting better all the time: Two restaurants that lead us forward, not back

By Ann Christenson

 

In Public

Cheap streetlights defeat their purpose – and cause other aesthetic concerns

By Tom Bamberger

 

City Beat

Look, up in the sky!  It’s one of those annoying TV news copters!

By Peter Robertson

 

Restaurants

Late-night noshing, fish fries, smooth news and a million reasons to make this guide your buddy

 

Endgame

Why Wisconsin Works (W-2) has fallen short of its promises

By Bruce Murphy