December 1994
Volume 19
Number 12
Features
Christmas Memories
It’s hard to forget the pleasant or painful remembrances of bygone holidays. Here, our writers share their most vivid images of Christmases past.
Mind Healers
Help for your mental health: The city’s psych pros pick 45 top practitioners in their field.
By Carolyn Kott Washburne
Jock Waves
Loudmouthed sports fanatics have overtaken the radio airwaves. Is there any escape? This story is for men who want to bond.
By Peter Robertson
A Stitch in Time
After a shaky period, Milwaukee’s premier children’s clothing designer, Florence Eiseman Inc., has a new lease on life.
By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl
Special Advertising Section
The Look: Winter’s Winning Looks. By Nancy Mack
Healthcare: Looking You Best. By Kathleens Winkler
Departments
Outfront
It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas.
By John Fennell
Letters
Readers’ back talk: Mitchell Company, Briggs & Stratton and the Trust.
The Insider
Salomone’s star salvage, a Lynch job, a Triing game and decorating overkill.
Edited by Stephen Filmanowicz
Pressroom Confidential
Does The Journal have enough reporters covering the TV beat?
By James Romenesko
City Slants
A Bellingerent column, a brotherly cup of joe and a romantic wiseacre of a novelist.
Edited by Bruce Murphy
Dining Etcetera
Esperanza Unida’s unlonesome dove, the second Serafino’s and nibbles from Nam..
Endgame
School lessons: what Cincinnati can teach us about improving our public schools.
By Bruce Murphy
On the Cover
Photo/Archive Photos, Camerique
M Magazine
Main Events
Aaron meets Nancy, a major MAM show and agog for cookies
Feature: Holiday Highlights
Ways to be festive this season
Last Seen
Morose Marvin, daring Dorothea and bleakly funny Brad.
Sneak Peeks
The layers of stripping.
Sound Bites
Local recordings of ’94.
Restaurant Guide
Arrivals and departures, chicken to gobble and hola again to the South Side’s Taqueria Jalisco
Homemade Holiday
Treats to tempt the tummy.
