July 2000

July 2000

July 2000 Volume 25 Number 7   Features Charlie’s Bully Pulpit Talk show host Charlie Sykes is smart, articulate, connected.  But crack open the shell and watch the contradictions spill out By Kurt Chandler   Mirror, Mirror Like many women, this writer wanted cosmetic enhancement not found in a bottle.  Here’s her story about going under the knife to reduce the signs of aging By Janine Pouliot   The Boys of Summer You’ve seen ‘em hawking roasted corn or rifling through dumpsters for bottles and cans.  For these dudes, summer is the god of all seasons. By Tim Zahner  …

July 2000

Volume 25

Number 7

 

Features

Charlie’s Bully Pulpit

Talk show host Charlie Sykes is smart, articulate, connected.  But crack open the shell and watch the contradictions spill out

By Kurt Chandler

 

Mirror, Mirror

Like many women, this writer wanted cosmetic enhancement not found in a bottle.  Here’s her story about going under the knife to reduce the signs of aging

By Janine Pouliot

 

The Boys of Summer

You’ve seen ‘em hawking roasted corn or rifling through dumpsters for bottles and cans.  For these dudes, summer is the god of all seasons.

By Tim Zahner

 

Lakeside Living

A lakefront cottage that balances the warmth of home and the cool simplicity of nature

By Colleen Heather Rogan

 

Departments

Outfront

Illuminating topics

By John Fennell

 

Letters

Comments, backlash and forms of praise

 

This Month

All the best summer doings – from Summerfest to Rainbow Summer on down the line

Edited by Charlene Mills

 

The Insider

Young cops and cops with something to hid, the M.F.K. Fisher of slushes and ices and politically correct loafers

 

Where Are They Now?

Catching up with our city’s answer to Madonna.  Come on, you remember her.

By James Romenesko

 

Pressroom Confidential

Combustible relationships and things about our daily paper you can only read here

By Peter Robertson

 

Inside Views

No stone is left unturned.  This month, it’s jazz piano, haircuts, motorcycle mechanics…

Edited by Ann Christenson

 

Dining Out

One for you folks in Lake Country and another for the fried chicken and corn bread crowd

By Ann Christenson

 

City Beat

Behind the opening of the state’s first women-owned bank

By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl

 

Your Health

Getting older and wiser about keeping in shape.  What strength training can do for seniors

By Gary Legwold

 

Dining Guide

The easiest, finger-friendliest dining guide in the universe.  Plus the skinny on Milwaukee Press Club’s nifty new bar.

 

Endgame

A new high-tech high school: ingenious plan or big mistake?

By Bruce Murphy