January 1984
Volume 9
Number 1
Features
The 84 Most Interesting People in Town
Our all-new listing of the hottest, most fascinating, most interesting Milwaukeeans.
By the Editors
Bobby Rivers, Himself
An insightful and probing interview of Bobby Rivers, by — who else? — himself.
By Bobby Rivers
Pink Collar Blues
Once, a cashier’s job in one of Milwaukee’s grocery stores was a real plum. But Pick n’ Save changed all that.
By Bruce Murphy
Confessions of a Computer Raider
He testified before Congress, appeared on national television talk shows and was on the cover of Newsweek. Now in this exclusive story, Milwaukee’s most famous hacker tells his own story.
By Neal Patrick
The Midas Touch
If making money is an art, these are the master artists of the investment world. Here are some of their tips.
By Judith P. Woodburn
Departments
Inside Milwaukee
The Symphony Ball’s high-tech gambit; the wages of crime . . . an auction, and Attorney Donald Eisenberg’s latest trials.
Edited by James Romenesko
Sure Things
One truly terrific timepiece, some home cologne, and popcorn in every flavor of the rainbow.
By Judith P. Woodburn
MetroScene
An Olympics preview, no-nuke music and loads of laughs on tap for January.
Compiled by Heather J. Notch
Restaurant Listings
Columns
Out Front
CityLights
Fame and fortune in Hollywood.
By Perry M. Lamek
Restaurants
Just plain good food.
By Willard Romantini
The Fine Arts
New life for regional theater.
By Bruce Murphy
Endgame
Public radio’s classy scam.
By Bruce Murphy
On the Cover
“84” neon art by Terminal Neon. Photograph by James Schnepf.
