August 1998

August 1998

August 1998 Volume 23 Number 8 Features Reality Check With the new convention center open for business, is Milwaukee doomed to become another “city as theme park”? By Kurt Chandler 1998 Best Of Milwaukee Good things come in big packages. The greatest radio stars and rock climbing, coffee and custard. Hey, we’re not finished yet… Edited by Ann Christenson Us Against It A frank look at the challenges facing black professionals. By Helen Pauly The Legend of Rock Lake We swam to the bottom of Rock Lake and found burial pyramids, monsters and cannibals, oh my. By Peter Robertson Building…

August 1998
Volume 23
Number 8

Features
Reality Check
With the new convention center open for business, is Milwaukee doomed to become another “city as theme park”?
By Kurt Chandler

1998 Best Of Milwaukee
Good things come in big packages. The greatest radio stars and rock climbing, coffee and custard. Hey, we’re not finished yet…
Edited by Ann Christenson

Us Against It
A frank look at the challenges facing black professionals.
By Helen Pauly

The Legend of Rock Lake
We swam to the bottom of Rock Lake and found burial pyramids, monsters and cannibals, oh my.
By Peter Robertson

Building Milwaukee
A provocative report on local architecture – from surprising trends and top firms to best and worst buildings.
By Tom Bamberger and Stephen Filmanowicz

Departments
Outfront
Drawing you inside.
By John Fennell

Letters
The pen is mightier than the sword.

Calendar
You’ve got 31 days. We’ll show you what to do with them.

Restaurant Guide
We’re a lot more fun than the Yellow Pages.

The Insider
Scouts  behind bars, Gene Pitney now, fake breasts and Capitol class and crass.
Edited by Stephen Filmanowicz

Pressroom Confidential
Harley Fest raises questions about journalistic integrity.
By Peter Robertson

City Slants
A big market, crusty bread, stinky fish, life lessons.
Edited by Ann Christenson

Health & Medicine
Following the patterns of heart disease.
By Christine A. Hinz

Dining Etcetera
Do the Loco motion and stay Slim
By Ann Christenson

Endgame
A fight that may cost too many lives.
By Erik Gunn

On the Cover:
Photograph by Jeff Salzer

August 1998

August  1998 Volume 23 Number 8 Features Reality Check With the new convention center open for business, is Milwaukee doomed to become another “city as theme park”? By Kurt Chandler 1998 Best Of Milwaukee Good things come in big packages. The greatest radio stars and rock climbing, coffee and custard. Hey, we’re not finished yet… Edited by Ann Christenson Us Against It A frank look at the challenges facing black professionals. By Helen Pauly The Legend of Rock Lake We swam to the bottom of Rock Lake and found burial pyramids, monsters and cannibals, oh my. By Peter Robertson Building…

August  1998
Volume 23
Number 8

Features
Reality Check
With the new convention center open for business, is Milwaukee doomed to become another “city as theme park”?
By Kurt Chandler

1998 Best Of Milwaukee
Good things come in big packages. The greatest radio stars and rock climbing, coffee and custard. Hey, we’re not finished yet…
Edited by Ann Christenson

Us Against It
A frank look at the challenges facing black professionals.
By Helen Pauly

The Legend of Rock Lake
We swam to the bottom of Rock Lake and found burial pyramids, monsters and cannibals, oh my.
By Peter Robertson

Building Milwaukee
A provocative report on local architecture – from surprising trends and top firms to best and worst buildings.
By Tom Bamberger and Stephen Filmanowicz

Departments
Outfront
Drawing you inside.
By John Fennell

Letters
The pen is mightier than the sword.

Calendar
You’ve got 31 days. We’ll show you what to do with them.

Restaurant Guide
We’re a lot more fun than the Yellow Pages.

The Insider
Scouts  behind bars, Gene Pitney now, fake breasts and Capitol class and crass.
Edited by Stephen Filmanowicz

Pressroom Confidential
Harley Fest raises questions about journalistic integrity.
By Peter Robertson

City Slants
A big market, crusty bread, stinky fish, life lessons.
Edited by Ann Christenson

Health & Medicine
Following the patterns of heart disease.
By Christine A. Hinz

Dining Etcetera
Do the Loco motion and stay Slim
By Ann Christenson

Endgame
A fight that may cost too many lives.
By Erik Gunn

On the Cover:
Photograph by Jeff Salzer