February
1999
Volume 24
Number 2
Features
Super Cop or Genghis Khan?
Police Chief Arthur Jones has been
treated as an interloper since he joined the department. As chief, he’s pursued
an aggressive crime-fighting agenda and created what some call a “reign of
terror.”
By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl
Masters of Medicine
Patients from around the world come to
Milwaukee for medical care for everything from Parkinson’s disease to
endometriosis. What expertise do these pros bring to the field that their peers
in Athens, Greece, don’t?
By Erik Gunn
At Home
The “world culture” look
means you can put a Portuguese ceramic next to a West African sculpture with
panache. Here’s how.
By Colleen Heather Rogan
Writing on the Wind
Meet four novelists who live far from
the big New York publishing houses. They work quietly, almost anonymously,
ignoring trends. Learn what it is to write in the shadows.
By Linda Falkenstein
Departments
Outfront
The joys of moving.
By John Fennell
Letters
What people are saying about us.
The Insider
A Web land, gruff Johnny, a man with
Sea Fever, Amy’s art and more.
Edited by Stephen Filmanowicz
Pressroom Confidential
Mornings with a rabid Cow.
By Peter Robertson
City Slants
Read about sheer energy, moving Water
and burly friends.
Edited by Ann Christenson
Health & Medicine
Words of hope for kids with cancer.
By Kathleen Winkler
Calendar of Events
If you want to do something fun,
you’ve come to the right place
Edited by Charlene Mills
Dining Etcetera
Chicken Vesuvio on Astor Street and
French bouillabaisse in Bay View
By Ann Christenson
Restaurants
Third Ward news and lots more to
consume.
Endgame
Why bowling could lure more tourists
here than bingo.
By Stephen Filmanowicz
