March 1995

March 1995

March 1995 Volume 20 Number 3   Features The Suburbs Rated Where are the top schools, safest streets and lowest taxes? See how your town sizes up in our first ranking of 40 suburbs By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl   Private Pain Pat Wirth had two faces – the hard-edged editor she showed her Business Journal staff und “Pam,” her relaxed alter ego. Since her suicide in July, friends wonder who the real Pat was. By James Romenesko   Following the Takeout Trail How to cat fast, cheap and flavorfully in the land of 12-hour work days. Subtitle: confessions…

March 1995

Volume 20

Number 3

 

Features

The Suburbs Rated

Where are the top schools, safest streets and lowest taxes? See how your town sizes up in our first ranking of 40 suburbs

By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl

 

Private Pain

Pat Wirth had two faces – the hard-edged editor she showed her Business Journal staff und “Pam,” her relaxed alter ego. Since her suicide in July, friends wonder who the real Pat was.

By James Romenesko

 

Following the Takeout Trail

How to cat fast, cheap and flavorfully in the land of 12-hour work days. Subtitle: confessions of a chronic carry-outaholic.

By Ann Christenson

 

At Home: Spring

If your heart is in the right place, it’s in the kitchen. But any room can be enhanced with a mural by one of the city’s “itinerant” painters.

By Kay Knief

 

Special Advertising Section

“A State That Works,” sponsored by Wisconsin Department of Development.

 

Departments

Outfront

Good, better, best, by John Fennell

 

Letters

Axes to grind, praises to sing.

 

The Insider

A law prof takes jabs at death row, Weakland wealthy?, plus a school for serious study.

Edited by Stephen Filmanowicz

 

Pressroom Confidential

New revelations about the merger of The Journal and Sentinel.

By James Romenesko

 

The Watchful Eye

Exclusive Company’s elusive Mr. G reveals all (well, not quite).

By James Romenesko

 

City Slants

Don’t ask why at Y-Not II, a marvy mascot and a super Saturday, edited by Bruce Murphy

 

Dining Etcetera

Harold’s high-class hotel dining; Victor’s of Cedarburg and va-va-va-voom on Van Buren.

 

Endgame

The greed factor: Once a hero. Bud Selig now wants tax payoffs, by Bruce Murphy

 

Cover: Photographs by Dave Schlabowske.

 

Feature: Keeping the Faith

The Carnival Strippers redouble their efforts at success.

 

Main Events

Say hey to Jose, a Rodin run and hip-hop heavies.

 

Last Seen

George and Gustavc, primitive Dennis and high-energy inertia.

 

Sneak Peeks

A maverick rides back to Hollywood, and cinema Francais.

 

Sound Bites

Milwaukee’s expatriate musicians.

 

Restaurant Guide

News of a gastronomic kind and a resourceful resource.

 

Food: Master Brews

Milwaukee’s 10 best craft beers.