March 2004
Volume 29
Number 3
Features
Laying Claim
What to do (or not to do) with the Downtown lakefront is a hot-button issue. The latest on the players, the proposals, and that precious piece of land.
By Barbara Miner
Fried Phenomenon
It’s Friday. Do you know where you’re eating tonight? Jump into our pool of great fish fries and you’ll know, by god, you’ll know.
By the Editors
Out of Line
Princess Di is said to have had it. Some point at Martha Steward, too. A Milwaukee writer’s groundbreaking book is the layman’s bible on borderline personality disorder
By Erik Gunn
At Home: Labor of Love
Tenacity helps create a dream home.
By Colleen Heather Rogan
Departments
Outfront
Land jousting
By John fennell
Letters
By mail bag or cyber highway
This Month
Events definite: ancient Egypt, dance and theater highs and the ever-challenging Mahler.
Edited by Charlene Mills
Insider
A balance of people and issues: cemetery etiquette, mascots, urban preservation and a woman who earns her last name.
Edited by Natalie Dorman
Pressroom Confidential
Behind the JS’s decision that it was too good for state contests
By Peter Robertson
Insider Views
Mermaids, “The Al,” the essence of home and the Sunday afternoon yogi
Edited by Ann Christenson
Insider Travel
Tracking, cooking and sapping
By Mario Quadracci
Your Health
3D and 4D imaging: breakthrough tools in detecting fetal birth defects
By Kathleen Winkler
Dining Guide
We deal many restaurant hands here – cuisines, locations, price ranges. Pick your pleaure from hundreds of restaurants
Endgame
Make employer-provided health insurance mandatory? You betcha.
By Terrence Falk
