May 2001
Volume 26
Number 5
Features
Feast Days
There should be room in your magazine rack for a keeper like this – the area’s top 25 restaurants, plus a look back at 10 places that gave our dining critic something new to write about last year.
By Ann Christenson
The Faces of Giving
Meet some locals – generous folks of all ages and walks of life – who believe in contributing to the “big picture.”
By Laura J. Merisalo
Rebel with a Cause
Some people think priests should stay out of politics. But MU’s Father Tim O’Brien, denied the chaplain position for the U.S. House of Representatives, vows that’s not going to happen.
By Natalie Dorman
Departments
Outfront
Just call her picky.
By John Fennell
Letters
If you’ve got the pen, we’ve got the paper.
This Month
Georgia is on our mind, but so are Roy F. Staab, Natalie MacMaster and the Ko-Thi dancers.
Edited by Charlene Mills
Insider
A faded Greek Revival – doomed forever? Trouble at Trimborn and what “Ahdream” means.
Edited by Natalie Dorman
Pressroom Confidential
Is a certain JS reporter covering the right beat right now? Judge not till you read.
By Peter Robertson
Where Are They Now?
Catching up with kids so smart we did a whole story on them in ’83.
By Pat Dillon
Inside Views
Emotive words on mobile coffee, Dewey’s show, the Lovelies, trees and chocolate éclairs.
Edited by Ann Christenson
City Beat
How to turn Milwaukee into a hip city.
By Bruce Murphy
Your Health
Don’t think a bonk on the head is just a bonk on the head. Complications can result from concussions.
By Carolyn Alfvin
Dining Guide
Brunch with a backdrop of trees and fried perch with a backdrop of sticky tap beer. And pages of restaurants waiting for you.
Edngame
It sued to be noble to be a Boy Scout. Is it still?
By Kurt Chandler
On the Cover
Photograph by Kevin J. Miyazaki.
Lobster, sea scallops and squid-ink risotto in a saffron beurre blanc sauce from Steven Wade’s Café.
