April 2002
Volume 27
Number 4
Departments
Outfront
Power and the sexes.
By John Fennell
Letters
Your thoughts, whatever they may be.
This Month
How 9/11 affected one play and why an artist changed his name, Ottoman art and Shaw’s jaws.
Edited by Charlene Mills
Insider
Weakland’s possible successor, rival morticians and an artist who just likes to make things.
Edited by Natalie Dorman
Pressroom Confidential
Why can’t the Journal Sentinel hired a lead sports columnist, huh?
By Peter Robertson
Where Are They Now?
Tony Peters says he’s traded cocaine parties for a normal life.
By Natalie Dorman
Inside Views
Six opinions, six reasons to live in Milwaukee.
Edited by Ann Christenson
Inside Travel
Water is life. Visiting the St. Croix, the Peshtigo and more.
By Mario Quadracci
Politics
Ament’s lynch mob.
By Bruce Murphy
Dining Out
New? Yes. Fabulous? We won’t spill the beans till you turn the page.
Your Health
Cancer is a prodigious force, no question. But see how its power is being sapped.
By Kathleen Winkler
Dining Guide
Not just some Yellow Pages listings. This section is comprehensive and fun to read.
Spin City
The Delfs go public, the Mitchells lean pro-(school) choice. Lots of name-dropping here.
By Bruce Murphy
Features
Women & Power
Have they really come a long way, baby? The city’s most powerful women step forward in a massive undertaking of a story about power – who’s got it, why it matters what gender you are and why living in Milwaukee makes a difference.
By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl
White on White
The prospect of spring should make you want to throw all of your black clothes to the back of the closet. It will after you see this.
By Florida Perry Smith
All the Lonely People
You might be lonely – but you won’t admit it. Or you don’t realize it. Or you don’t know what to do about it. For this writer and possibly you, too, the key is rebuilding the web of human connections.
By Carolyn B. Alfvin
