November 2004
Volume 29
Number 11
Features
On the Line
Master Lock’s history raises questions about our city’s future
By Erik Gunn
Silk Screened
Behind the mirrors and footlights of a local “gentleman’s” club
By Perry M. Lamek
On Gard
Just a farm boy? Put your specs on – there’s more to state Assembly Speaker John Gard
By James Rowen
At Home: Euro Sleek
Chic? Practical? They fuse in the this hugh-rise condo
By Colleen Heather Rogan
From Here to Pierogi
Mad, mad love has one name. Hint: It has a pleasing middle
By Jim Hazard
Departments
Outfront
A micro look at macro issues
Letters
The paper chase
This Month
Present Music’s tsunamis of sound, Ira Glass, Latino life and an MSO horn blower
Edited by Charlene Mills
Insider
Accessibility wars, Hamm’s hold on his gold, no place to live and an author’s 9-11 inspiration
Edited by Natalie Dorman
Pressroom Confidential
Come to the Falls – or the JS newsroom. A peculiar battle
By Peter Robertson
Critical Eyes
Kerouac’s road, 50 beers, people pictures, grocery carts
Edited by Ann Christenson
Dining Out
In organic we trust – at least at Gilbert’s Plus, a new Downtown franchise
By Ann Christenson
Your Health
Orthotics may help you take care of a heap of foot trouble
By Carolyn B. Alfvin
Savvy City
Home
Murals, reborn reclines and “green” furniture
By Colleen Heather Rogan
Real Estate
A new life for duplexes, and if you’re thinking condo, think resale.
Edited by Mary Van de Kamp Nohl
Style
Holiday glitz, makeup magic, and the great cape crusade
By Colleen Heather Rogan
Travel
Train travel’s golden age and bog and cavern expeditions
By Mario Quadracci
Dining Game
Our expanding belly of restaurants
Nightlife
After-dark looks, sounds and players
By Stacie Williams
Endgame
Maybe living in a cloistered monastery would bring perspective to our deeply divided country
By Kurt Chandler
