March 1991
Volume 16
Number 3
Features
The Doctors’ Advice
Who’re you gonna call when you get sick? We asked the area’s top physicians to rate their peers, and here are the results. Take two aspirin and read this article.
By Malcolm McDowell Woods
Fit To Be Thai’d
Now Oriental dining doesn ‘t have to mean going for Chinese. Grab your chopsticks and check our guide to Thai food.
By Willard Romantini
The Chocolate Connection
What do the Milwaukee Public Museum’s Allen Young, an insect smaller than a housefly the Costa Rican rainforest and the world’s supply of cocoa have in common?
By Tom Tolan
The Myth on the Rock
The true story of Alex Jordan Jr. and his Home on the Rock is even stranger than the eclectic tourist attraction itself
By Marv Babusek
Departments
Outfront
Introducing a new editor.
By Betty Ewens Quadracci
Letters
Media clout comments and more.
The Insider
What some Wisconsin big-game hunters do when no one’s looking. Plus PS. Mueller’s warped sense of humor, the best-paid mayors, a jazzy Pick of the Month, Insider Reviews and Pressroom Confidential Edited by Stephen Filmanowicz
Metroscene
It’s Mozart month in Milwaukee! —from corwerts and lectures to fashions and furnishings from Mozart’s world. Plus: “Blood Relatives ” at the Art Museum and the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at the Pabst.
Edited by Dawn M. Behr
Dining Guide
Fine wine with pizza? Sample our Med of the Month, a slice of our comprehensive coverage of Milwaukee restaurants.
Columns
Books
Wisconsin Death Trip: The return of a grim reminder that you can’t really get away from it all.
By Judith Woodbum
Restaurants
Jimmy’s on Astor and Alioto s on Jackson try to bring Downtown alive after quitting time.
By Willard Romantini
Endgame
Will building more prisons fight crime or just give politicians good PR?
By Bruce Murphy
Special Advertising Section
1991 Milwaukee Realtors Home, Landscape & Community Show.
On the Cover: Photograph by Dave Schlabowske.
