February 2007
Volume 32
Issue 2
Features
The Right Stuff
For every set of eyes, there’s a museum – on a rock, in a house, within a university. Marvel at the range and magnitude of the collections, all within two hours’ drive of our city.
By Paul Kosidowski
On Their Honor
Financial conflicts are a growing problem for judges and yet seldom do gavel pounders remove themselves from cases where they have an interest. What does this say about our judicial system?
By Geoff Davidian
The Reluctant Warrior
Russ Feingold is not predictable. He’s a Rhodes Scholar and a regular guy. When a run for the presidency looked like his next move, he dropped out of the race. Who is this man?
By Daniel Libit
Departments
Outfront
Grandstanding.
By Bruce Murphy
Mail
Full of yea-or-nay reactions.
Events
Rickie Lee Jones, Jane Fonda, Sean Curran. Also: an operatic Macbeth and a ballet for Klingons.
Insider
A monetary stroll into the sunset, Crate & Barrel’s local ties and an empowering women’s publication.
First Person
An African “ambassador.”
Pressroom
An audience for sports talk radio?
By Erik Gunn
Reviews
Stargazing, puckering up for Lemon, find camping/hunting bliss.
The Mil
So many people, so little time.
Savvy City
Style
Beautiful bedrooms.
Where to Shop
A month of indulgences.
Real Estate
A really big house.
Health
Want a smiling ticker? Work in these 10 smart tips.
By Janine S. Pouliot
Travel
Heat up your heart with a visit to Little Sugar River Farm.
By Mario Quardracci
Dining
A ginormous Asian restaurant, the new joint from the Trocadero folks, quick looks at four new restaurants and the biggest, boldest, baddest guide to restaurants you’ve ever seen. Honest.
Endgame
Who’s really to blame for rising healthcare costs.
By Kenneth R. Lamke
