March 2000
Volume 25
Number 3
Features
The Last Seduction
The last year has been good to our old friend, the steak – new places opening up, old standbys hanging on. How good are the top dogs, and where should you go if you don’t want to spend top dollar?
By Ann Christenson
Echoes of Longing
The landscape painting of Wisconsin artist Tom Uttech reflect his soulful longing for nature. Learn about Uttech’s years of struggle to achieve a style that seems to flow so effortlessly from within
By Debra Brehmer
Remembrance of Things Past
A local interior designer opens his profoundly tasteful home to an adoring camera that documents his passion for antiquity
By Colleen Heather Rogan
Here and Queer – Deal With It
But rather than loud and proud, Milwaukee’s gay community has few recognizable leaders and lacks a defined voice. While old leaders “retire,” their younger, earnest replacements shape the community’s future
By Kurt Chandler
Departments
Outfront
Some initial thoughts
By John Fennell
Calendar of Events
Shows, shows and more shows. Your nights start here.
Edited by Charlene Mills
The Insider
Copious tattoos, 10 centenarians with wisdom to share and radio’s goddess of funk music.
By The Editors
Pressroom Confidential
“The Onion Radio News” is not for the faint of heart
By Peter Robertson
Where Are They Now?
Ten years ago, this MU student’s hair was a foot high. Read about his life since then.
By James Romenesko
City Slants
What plush furniture can do for you. Plus funky lip balm, hemp coffee and old books.
Edited by Ann Christenson
Politics
What’s happened to Norquist’s would-be opponents in the non-race for mayor?
By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl
Dining Etcetera
Grenadier’s new family, and Lincoln Avenue’s meat-cutting brothers.
By Ann Christenson
Health & Medicine
Can you beat cancer by joining a support group?
By Carolyn Alfvin
Restaurants
Use it and abuse it – just consult this guide when you’re looking for a place to dine
Endgame
The Milwaukee Bucks’ plan for milking
By Bruce Murphy
