July 2004
Volume 29
Number 7
Features
Punitive Damages
Bob Habush, “the trial lawyer’s trial lawyer,” may be facing his biggest case ever. What’s his motivation – empathy, greed?
By Erik Gunn
A+ Doctors
Scientists can’t objectively sort the best doctors from the worst, though they’re working on it. For now, feel reassured by our list of top docs, all chosen by their peer.
By Mario Quadracci
Mistakes happen
But they can’t always be fixed. Take an ugly building – take several. We’ll illustrate.
By Tom Bamberger
Urban Outpost
Diversity reigns in Riverwest, embraced for its sense of community and commitment to causes. Worries about prejudice, crime and gentrification merely strengthen Westers’ loyalty.
By Stacie Williams
Departments
Outfront
The doctor is in
By John Fennell
Letters
Everybody’s got an opinion
This Month
A Tom Uttech retrospective, Sting and Annie Lennox together and scores of fests, fairs and concerts
Edited by Charlene Mills
Insider
Music and power (they don’t mix) six-figure incomes, a heart in Children’s Court, bones of contention and bare bellies.
Edited by Natalie Dorman
-Pressroom Confidential
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and the Shepherd Express: How long will they go?
By Peter Robertson
-Inside Views
Where you might have an epiphany about local life
Edited by Ann Christenson
-Insider Travel
Drive one, two, five hours? Aw, but you’ll like these places
By Mario Quadracci
Dining Out
Why Brewers Hill is a smart location for a restaurant, and what gives Korean cuisine its spunk
By Ann Christenson
Dining Guide
Hundreds of restaurants, a handful of tips. Don’t leave home without it.
Endgame
It’s because she’s a Christian and Catholic that this writer supports same-sex marriage
By Maureen Laustsen
