INDEX A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
INDEX A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
A-1 Sport Fishing Charter Association
Gone fishin’
7/86 p.12
A.B. Data Ltd. (firm)
In search of red-haired Jewish doctors who golf
11/88 p.20
ABC Supply Company
Best of
10/85 p.60
Act -Up (organization)
Acting Up
1/94 p.82
Act-Up (organization)
The Gay Flaherty Twins
1/94 p.87
ADDY
Special advertising section
3/86 p.105,115
AIDS
Acting Up
1/94 p.82
AIDS (Disease) – Legal Aspects
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78
AIDS (or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)
Aids hits home
8/87 p.14
AIDS
A condom nation
4/87 pp.21-23
A-Train (nightclub)
Get on the A-Train
3/79 p.45 il.
AT&T
AT&T’s wrong number
5/84 p.11
Aardvark (Milwaukee business)
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Abdoo, Richard A.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22
Abdoo, Richard
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Abendroth, Robert (attorney)
The lawyer’s lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Abode (minimum security prison)
The pros of cons
1/95 p.15
Abortion
Target Milwaukee
11/92 p.16
Abortion
Pressroom Confidential (column)
10/89 p.19
Abortion
Protest in paradise
11/88 pp.62-72
Abortion
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1-2/83 p.9
Abrahams, Jim
Top secret: whatever happened to Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker?
2/84, p.16
Abrahams, Jim
From Shorewood to Hollywood
5/82, p.20 pors.
Abrahamson, Shirley (judge)
Can Ralph beat Shirley?
3/89 p.14
Abrahamson, Shirley
The trouble with Shirley
12/87 p.80
Ace Catering
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
Acoustics – Uihlein Hall
11/82 p.81
Act 5 (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Actors and Actresses
See:
Cedarburg, Chris
Harris, Lynette
Harris, Leigh Ann
O’Heaney, Caitlin
Reed, Penelope
Strozier, Henry
Adaptive Micro Systems
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.34
Addictive Behavior
Drunk with love
4/87 pp.84-91
Addy Awards – 1988
1988 Addy awards
3/88 p.95
Addy Awards – 1987
The Addy awards
3/87 pp.86-94
Adelman, Lynn
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.74
Admirals (hockey team)
Ask the insider
12/87 p.20
Admirals (hockey)
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Admirals (hockey)
In harm’s way
1/86 p.72
Adolescence
See also: Youth
Adolescence
The necessary risk
7/79 p.22
Adolescence
Adolescence: a period of mourning
4/79 p.20
Adoption
From the arms of Russia
4/95 p.65
Adoption and Adopted Children
The search for an Irish mother
3/86 p.88
Adult Education
Class action
8/89 pp.63-70
Advendo String Trio
Team players
2/85 p.111
Advertising
Restroom riddle (stall tactics company)
10/94 p.12
Advertising
Recommended by 11 out of 12 apostles
8/94 p.9
Advertising
A city on the couch
5/90 pp.37-39
Advertising
The big sell: what makes an ad work?
3/87 pp.77-79
Advertising
The dark side of success
6/86 p.40
Advertising
Special advertising section
3/86 p.105
Advertising
Creative minds
10/85 p.110
Advertising
The yell sell
7/85 p.27
Advertising – Awards
The Addy awards
3/87 pp.86-94
Advertising – Milwaukee
1988 Addy awards
3/88 p.95
Advertising – Political
The 30 second campaign
2/89 pp.46-54
Adway, Eric
1/85 p.14
Adway, Eric
A tragic postscript
6/84 p.14
Adweek (magazine)
Of firings, ratings and column killings
7/87 p.16
Aebly, Scott
Jock waves
12/94 p.48
Aeppler’s Orchard
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.30
Afghanistan
Rebel with a cause
8/85 p.11
African Americans in Milwaukee
Walnut Street rhythm
8/93 p.30
African Americans in Milwaukee
Saving Aunt Jemima: African Americans’ newest hobby: collecting racist memorabilia
5/92 p.16
Afro Fest
Fairest of the fests
7/86 p.49
Agee, Elaine
A day’s work: food for hungry minds
9/87 p.12
Agnew, Terese (sculptor)
Just imagine
1/86 p.29
Agnew, Therese (artist)
The happy accident
8/85 p.109
Agriculture
A national alliance
7/90 pp.30-31
Aidells, Bruce
Hops in the wind
2/93 p.14
Aiken, Terry
1/85 p.32
Aiken, Timothy J.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24
Aiken, Timothy (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Aiken, Tim
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Aiken, Tim
Making a legal break
9/85 p.13
Air Force
Fun and wargames
11/85 p.114
Air Pollution – Wisconsin
All you don’t need in the air that you breathe
9/80 p.52 il.
Airlines
The story that got away
5/86 p.22
Airplanes, Light
Endgame (column)
8/82 p.124
Airport Lounge
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Akrit Sales and Service
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Albert, John
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Alberts, Brent (program director, WQFM)
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.88
Albinos and Albinism
The white minority
12/90 pp.70-74
Albright, Bucky
Eyes in the sky
9/94 p.15
Alcohol and Alcoholism
The dark side of success
6/86 p.40
Alcohol and Alcoholism
The search for normal
4/86 p.63
Alcohol and Alcoholism
Lessons learned
8/85 p.27
Alcohol and Automobile Drivers
If a tree falls in a forest…
2/87 p.12
Alcohol and Youth
A death in the family
12/82 p.39
Alcoholic Beverages
How Rudolph got that red nose: thirteen holiday drinks for entertaining – and for those mornings after
12/81 p.44 col. il.
Alderman - Milwaukee
A bee in Norquist’s bonnet? (Insider column)
3/90 p.13
Alderman – Milwaukee
The agitator
11/89 pp.40-51
Aldrich, Roland (Bud)
Can’t buy me love
5/86 p.17
Aldrich, Roland (Bud)
Taking the blinders off blind dating: video makes the dating game more fun, more effective and more expensive
5/81 p.32 il.
Aldridge, Lionel
Back from nowhere
6/87 pp.40-46
Alexander, Hattush
Swan song
3/92 p.15
Alicia’s (restaurant)
Cheap treats
11/85 p.46
All Our Women (musical)
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p.61 il.
Allegretti, Dan
Scenes from a marriage
7/85 p.90
Allegretti’s (restaurant)
Slice of life
11/85 p.73
Allen, Bruce
Cruising the cosmos
8/93 p.44
Allen-Bradley Company
A case of sibling rivalry?
11/86 pp.11-13
Allen-Bradley Company
Rumbles from the silent giant
6/85 p.52
Allen-Bradley Company
Allen-Bradley gives its workers a real song and dance
7/81 p.31 il.
Allen-Bradley Orchestra and Chorus
Allen-Bradley gives its workers a real song and dance
7/81 p.31 il.
Allen Edmonds Shoe Centre
Best of
10/85 p.68
Allen-Edmonds Shoe Corporation
Corporate spirit (business column)
5/89 pp.36-39
Allessi, Christopher III
Best of
10/85 p.61
Alliance (Automobile)
Alliance for profits
11/82 p.58 por.
Allis, Charles and Sara
The Charles Allis Art Museum: a bright and airy jewel on Milwaukee’s East side
8/81 p.14 il.
Almond, Frank
Almond joy
2/96 p.94+
Alpine Valley – East Troy (outdoor music theater)
The rock-n-roll wish list
9/84 p.13
Al’s Drive-In Custard Stand
9/85 p.47
Alverno College
The little college that could
1/89 pp.34-39
Alverno College
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Alwan, Abdulhameed
Milwaukee express
3/79 p.47 por. Il.
Aman, Reinhold (author)
Vox clamantis in obscenitas
10/87 p.17
Ambrosia Chocolate Company
A labor of love
2/85 p.109
Ambrosian Winds
Team players
2/85 p.111
Ament, Thomas
Mutiny in the county
2/96 p.58+
Ament, F. Thomas
The gang of four
2/92 p.32+
Ament, F. Thomas
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Ament F. Thomas
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
American Appraisal Company
At American Appraisal, inflation is not a dirty word
5/82 p.68 por.
The American Club (resort)
The great winter escape
11/84 p.37
American Composers Festival
Inside Milwaukee (column)
3/82 p.10 il.
American Finger-Style Guitar Festival
Guitar fest
8/85 p.123
American Motors Corporation
No free lunch
3/86 p.158
American Motors Corporation
Alliance for profits
11/82 p.58 por.
American Players Theatre (Spring Green, WI)
Theater in the wild
6/86 p.25
American Players Theatre (Spring Green, WI)
Classics revisited
6/85 p.84
American Players Theatre (Spring Green, WI)
Shakespeare in Wisconsin’s pasturelands
7/81 p.9 il.
American Science and Surplus
Insider review
7/91 p.15
American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)
Special advertising section
11/86 pp.95-107
American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.
Ask the insider
6/90 p.20
American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.
Where’s the conflict? (Letters to the Editor)
6/90 pp.12-14
American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.
An American tale
4/90 pp.100-106+
American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.
But will you respect me?
8/84 p.46
American Wind Symphony
A floating art center on Milwaukee’s shore
6/79 p.19 il.
American Youth Hostels
See: Youth Hostels
The Americana Resort
The great winter escape
11/84 p.39
America’s Cup
The wizard of Zenda
12/86 pp.90-98
Amherst, WI
Northern lights (solar power and commercial electric companies)
5/92 p.70+
Ancient Well Restaurant
Eating East
2/85 p.44
The Anchorage (restaurant)
New wave
4/92 p.56+
Anderson, Christine A.
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Anderson, Cora
The privileged sex
9/93 p.10
Anderson, Deanna
Stretching out
4/87 p.17
Anderson, Herbert
Fast forward
7/86 p.76
Anderson, Janice S.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.54
Anderson, Lawrence
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Anderson, Mark (performance artist)
The insider review
3/88 p.20
Anderson, Mark (avant garde artist)
The queen is an armchair
2/88 p.23
Anderson, Robert
Inside Milwaukee (column)
3/82 p.10
Anderson, Scott F.
Ace attorney
2/95 p.24+
Anderson, Scott (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Anderson’s on the Lake (Hubertus)
Country gems
12/84 pp.37-38
Andiamo Luggage
Intelligent luggage
6/84 p.69
Andrews, Morris
The devil on nob hill
12/90 pp.48-56
Anesthesia and Anesthetics
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Anesthesiologists
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Angermeier, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Animal Shelters
A hotel for the helpless creatures
6/80 p.84 ill.
Anlik, John (Milwaukee’s judge)
Pressroom confidential: the case of the missing signature
5/88 p.17
Ann’s (restaurant)
Slice of life
11/85 p.74
Anti-Nuclear Movement – Wisconsin
A power play
8/79 p.30 il.
Antiques
The best little antiques show in town
10/89 p.80
Antiques
A house full of art
10/89 pp.77-79
Antiques
The rape of Wisconsin (outflow of Wisconsin antiques)
8/88 p.22
Antiques
Tales of the hunt: the search for antiques
5/88 p.91
Antiques – Collectors and Collecting
The un-museum (Insider column)
3/90 p.13
Antiques – Collectors and Collecting
Wisconsin escapes
4/87 pp.57-73
Antler (poet)
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Antler (poet)
A different drummer
4/86 p.129
Antler (poet)
The Antler’d dancer
4/85 p.44
Antonio’s Upper Crust Pizza
Slice of life
11/85 p.75
Antuono, Dr. Piero G.
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Apartments
The insider (The Broadway, The Cudahy, The Blatz and Yankee Hill)
6/88 pp.13-14
Apartments
The more the merrier
1/87 p.16
Apostle Islands
Travel (column)
7/80 p.28 il.
Appel, Bob
I’ll take Milwaukee
11/89 p. 15
Apple Orchards – Wisconsin
Fresh fruit
9/84 p.93
Appleby, Maxine
Style and design
5/86 p.64
Appleby, Maxine
1/85 p.34
Apportionment (Election Law)
One politico’s plans to preempt reapportionment
1/89 p.14
Arbit, Scott P.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Arbit, Bruce
In search of red-haired Jewish doctors who golf
11/88 p.20
Arboretums
An amazing arboretum
11/79 p.32 col. il.
Arbus, Diane (photographer)
Dangerous visions
6/86 p.99
Archaeological Rescue, Inc.
The big dig
10/88 p.20
Archangel Trading Company
Insider review
4/90 p.18
Archeology
The big dig (Archaeological Rescue, Inc.)
10/88 p.20
Archery
Me and my arrows
9/89 p.22
Archi-Tours
On tour
7/86 p.51
Architectural Design
Milwaukee in the year 2020
5/87 pp.40-110
Architecture – Milwaukee
Life at the Norman
12/87 p.108
Architecture – Milwaukee
Pie in the skywalk
6/86 p.15
Architecture – Milwaukee
Tour de force
5/86 p.125
Architecture – Milwaukee
Ask the insider
11/85 p.18
Architecture – Milwaukee
The last masters
9/82 p.58 pors.
Architecture – Milwaukee
Truly grand…terribly tarnished: Milwaukee’s chamber of commerce building
9/79 p.52 il.
Architecture, Domestic – Milwaukee
Interiors
10/82 p.46 il.
Architecture, Victorian – Milwaukee
Elizabeth Plankinton residence
6/79 p.44 col. il.
Ardmore Bar
Best of
10/85 p.69
Ardmore Bar
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Aristoi (art store)
The insider review
1/88 p.12
Armed Services Committee, U.S. House
Beaten, bruised…but back
4/87 pp.46-55
Armstrong, Barbara
Style and design
5/86 p.64
Arnold, James
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Arnold, Lee
New town, new show
7/84 p.10
Arnold, Lee (program director of WQFM)
King of crass
5/84 p.32
Aronson, Robert
Community service
5/86 p.58
Arreola, Philip
Chief Arreola: will he stay or will he go?
12/95 p.18
Arreola, Philip
Soft heart or sucker?
7/94 p.12
Arreola, Philip
Under fire
11/91 p.28+
Arson
Arson
10/80 p.32 il.
Art (column)
9/79-9/81
See:
Bridges, Evelyn Terry
Tucker, Daisy
Walsh, Mary
Art
Scholastic award winners
4/90 pp.44-45
Art
Fine arts guide – art
9/89 pp.83-89
Art
Packaging culture
8/89 pp.27-30
Art
A guide to bad art
5/87 pp.85-90
Art
Ordinary people
3/86 p.129
Art – Collection and Collecting
A passion for pictures
1/94 p.90+
Art – Competitions
Scholastic award winner
4/89 pp.116-117
Art – Competitions
Scholastic art award winner
3/87 pp.102-103
Art – Galleries and Museums – Finance
Money talks
8/87 p.27
Art – Milwaukee
The price of admission
4/90 p.150
Art – Milwaukee
Making space
1/90 pp.28-29
Art – Wisconsin
At the heart of art
2/86 p.82
Art, Modern
The death of new
12/87 p.53
Art, Outdoor
Art al fresco: crafts, dance and jazz in the great outdoors
7/84 p.90
Art and Industry
Money talks
8/87 p.27
Art and Industry
The art of business
8/83 p.23
Art as an Investment
Ask the insider
8/90 p.16
Art as an Investment
Art (column)
1/81 p.21
Art Awards
Scholastic art award winners
4/86 p.134
Art Criticism
A guide to bad art
5/87 pp.85-90
Art Critics and Criticism
Cheerleading the arts
5/90 pp.41-43
Art Deco
A house full of art
10/89 pp.77-79
Art Education
See: Art – Study and Teaching
Art – Exhibitions
Art attacks
7/87 p.11
Art – Exhibitions – Milwaukee
Images of death in contemporary art (Best Bets)
3/90 p.23
Art – Exhibitions – Milwaukee
10 + 10 (Insider Review)
3/90 p.17
Art Galleries
Art beat (guide to Milwaukee galleries)
6/93 p.62+
Art Galleries
Lord of East town
7/85 p.35
Art Galleries and Museums
See also:
Charles Allis Art Museum
Frederick Galleries
Milwaukee Art Museum
Sight 225
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee-Art History Gallery
Art Galleries and Museums
The x factor
8/86 pp.115-119
Art Galleries and Museums
Women’s art
8/84 p.88
Art Galleries and Museums – Milwaukee
Art beyond the East side
12/87 p.20
Art Muscle
Cheerleading the arts
5/90 pp.41-43
Art Museums
Museum blues
5/87 pp.29-33
Art Patronage
See also: Music Patronage
Art Patronage
The arts of brewing, painting & patronage
4/79 p.39
Art Patronage – Milwaukee
The great big arts money machine
11/82 p.34 il.
Art Smart’s Dart Mart & Juggling Emporium
Airborne amusements
7/85 p.99
Art Therapy
Happy birthday, Artreach
5/81 p.9 il.
Art Therapy
An opportunity to create
7/80 p.84 il.
Artificial Insemination, Human
The new baby
7/82 p.40 il.
Artisans
A cream city Christmas
12/89 pp.37-41
Artison, Richard E.
The Dick and John show
3/96 p.32+
Artison, Richard E.
Home port
2/96 p.17
Artison, Richard E.
Power play
2/96 p.126
Artison, Richard E.
The hit man
1/96 p.13+
Artist and Display Supply, Inc.
The inside review
2/91 p.19
Artist and Display Supply, Inc.
Sure things
1/85 p.85
Artists, Wisconsin
See:
Bartfield, Sue
Caster, Paul
Coleman, Page
Douglas, Christine
Forecki, Kathy
Foreman, Mark
Frankowiac, Judye
Heindl, Elsie
Ordin, Robin
Rechcygl, Dennis
Slaske, Steve
Toman Chuck
Villasenor, Armando
White, Carolyn
Artreach
Happy birthday, Artreach
5/81 p.9 il.
Arts
The accidental tourist bureau
4/89 pp.27-29
Arts – Economic Aspects
The price of admission (editorial)
4/90 p.150
Arts – Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Cheerleading the arts
5/90 pp.41-43
Arts – Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Who’s funding whom?
2/90 pp.42-43
Arts – Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Diagnosing the arts
9/86 pp.29-32
Arts & Entertainment Calendar
In all issues
Aschburner, Steve
Pressroom confidential
10/85 p.17
Aschoff, Lee
True to his school
1/85 p.14
Ash, Michael
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Ash, Robert Dr.
Bad blood, good blood
5/86 p.66
Ask Andy
Ask the insider
2/86 p.13
Aslakson, Roger B.
Whence WFMR?
12/86 pp.11-18
Asmuth, Kathleen (interior designer)
My favorite things
5/88 p.87
Asparagus
Fresh finds
6/85 p.81
Aspin, Les
Celebrity retreats
7/95 p.90+
Aspin, Les
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Aspin, Les
Beaten, bruised…but back
4/87 pp.46-55
Aspin, Les
Wisconsin, D.C.
10/87 p.16
Assault
How safe is your neighborhood
4/90 pp.46-53
Assault
This is what happened
3/87 pp.60-66
Aster, Richard
The transformers
1/90 p.35
Astor Hotel
Best of
10/85 p.63
Astrology
Milwaukee, you Aquarius you!
1/90 p.14
Astronautics Corporation of America
The secret empire of Nate Zelazo
7/90 pp.66-72+
Astronomical Society Observatory
On tour
7/86 p.50
At Random (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Atget, Eugene (photographer)
Like an explorer
11/84 p.76
Athens Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.65
Athletes
See:
Golfers
Skaters
Athletic Clubs
See: Sports Clubs
Athletics
Sweat and tears
6/85 p.77
Atkins, Virginia
Future chefs of America
4/85 p.11
Atomic Records
The insider review: alternative heaven
12/91 p.16
Attorney General – Wisconsin
The last LaFollette
8/86 pp.50-64
Attorney General – Wisconsin
Equal time for Bronson?
8/86 p.16
Attorneys
See also: Lawyers
Attorneys
The insider: juris prudence?
2/93 p.11
Auction Galleries
Cashing in on the auction boom: what to look for, where to get it
4/80 p.26 il.
Auctions
Treasure hunt
4/94 p.30+
Auctioneer’s Inn (restaurant)
Country comfort
7/86 p.25
Audubon Court Books Ltd.
Insider review (column)
9/89 p.25
Augie’s (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
August, Mark (Milwaukee Journal)
Pressroom confidential
4/88 p.16
Austin, Susie (disc jockey, WQFM)
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.88
Australia – Description and Travel – Tours
Kangaroos, koalas and the cup
1/87 p.13
Authors
See:
Leader, Mary
Curtis, Sharon and Thomas
Matthias, Lee A.
Romenesko, James
Stefaniak, Mary
Autism
In their own world
6/90 pp.56-62
Autism Society of America – Milwaukee
In their own world
6/90 pp.56-62
Auto Parts and Service
Ask the insider
5/88 p.17
Autobiography of Henry VIII
See: Books – Reviews
Automobile Driving
Live fast, die young?
4/95 p.24+
Automobile Industry
See also: Excalibur Automobile Corporation
Automobile Industry
Re-inventing the wheel
9/86 pp.95-102
Automobile Museums
See: Brooks Stevens Museum
Automobile Parking – Milwaukee
Inside Milwaukee (column)
9/82 p.10
Automobile Parking – Milwaukee
Trouble in ticket town
11/81 p.24 il.
Automobile Racing
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Automobile Racing – Elkhart Lake – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
Elkhart Lake: memoirs of a non-racing fan
8/79 p.36 col. il.
Automobile Service Stations - Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc
Chez lefty’s: what a gas!
2/80 p.27 il.
Automobiles
See also: Brooks Stevens Museum
Automobiles
The Milwaukee car-owner’s handbook
2/92 p.44+
Automobiles
Status on wheels
3/82 p.31
Automobiles
Great Gatsby! It’s a phaeton! (excalibur)
5/80 p.9 il.
Automobiles – License Plates
Vanity license plates – Wisconsin
3/79 p.51 il.
Automobiles – Maintenance and Repair
Self-help for ailing autos
3/87 p.14
Automobiles – Purchasing
Re-inventing the wheel
9/86 pp.95-102
Autumn Sonata (motion picture)
Milwaukee premiere
2/79 p.24
Avant Garde – Milwaukee
The queen is an armchair
2/88 p.23
Avenue Square Mall
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Aviation – Exhibitions
Milwaukee’s first air circus
7/79 p.20 il.
Aviation – Study and Teaching
The heavenly view
4/86 p.12
Aviation Workers
See: Air Pilots
Awards
In the grand tradition (Axel Dietrich – chef of the year)
3/95 p.104+
Awards
Scholastic award winners (Milwaukee Art Museum)
4/93 p.24+
Awards
Scholastic award winners (national scholastic art awards)
4/91 p.36+
Axelrod, Bruce (psychiatrist)
Problems of gifted children
11/79 p. 75 por. il.
Axtell, Thomas
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.75
Azimuth (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
B Back to Top
B is for Balm; Story
See: Stefaniak, Mary – B is for Balm; story
Babies in Art
Portraits of tiny lives
12/85 p.15
Babisch, Bob
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
Bablitch, Martha
The search for normal
4/86 p.63
Bablitch, William (Supreme Court Justice)
Where’s the conflict? (letters to the editor)
6/90 pp.12-14
Bablitch, William (Supreme Court Justice)
An American tale (American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.)
4/90 pp.100-106+
Bach Chamber Choir and Orchestra
A Christmas cornucopia
12/80 p.88 il.
Backache
Filling in the blank (back surgery)
6/88 pp.54-61
Backache – Treatment
Back in business (area hospitals and programs)
6/88 p.56
Bachfest (1981)
Milwaukee holds Bachfest
4/81 p.9 il.
Bachun, Agnes
Bachun’s Tavern: aged spirit
2/93 p.14
Bacich Tony
Fast forward
7/86 p.75
Back of the Net Pub
After hours
4/86 p.38
Backus, Ace
What’s happening in our neighborhoods?
3/80 p.32 por.
Bacon, Dick (nudist)
Endless summer
11/85 p.43
Bacon, Dick (nudist)
People of the beach: a look at the lakefront regulars
8/79 p.50 col. por.
Bacon, Erik
What’s keeping you awake at night
4/92 p.12
Bad Boy (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Badger Savings Association
Front money
2/85 p.17
Badger State Boating Society
Summer in the city
6/86 p.54
Badgerland Striders
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Baensch Food Products (firm)
Ask the insider (Ma Baensch’s Herring)
8/88 p.18
Bagel Nosh Delicatessen
Best of
10/85 p.66
The Bagel Nosh Delicatessen
Over easy
11/84 p.50
Bailey, Tom
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Bailey, Thomas (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 p.50-55
Bailey, Thomas
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Bailey, Tom
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Bakers and Bakeries
In search of perfect pastry
6/93 p.38+
Bakers and Bakeries
The insider index: a batch made in heaven
4/89 p.22
Baldoni, Ivo
The accordion
3/93 p.64+
Baldwin, Susan
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Balistrieri, Frank
Dad made me do it
7/87 p.106
Balistrieri, Frank P.
Looking good in stripes
12/91 p.15
Balistrieri, Frank P.
Honor thy father
2/87 pp.46-52
Balistrieri, Frank P.
Ask the insider
1/86 p.15
Balistrieri, Frank P.
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1/82 p.13
Balistrieri, Frank P.
Frank Balistrieri: FBI target
10/81 p.20 por. il.
Balistrieri, Joe
Frank Balistrieri: FBI target
10/81 p.20 por. il.
Balistrieri, John
Dad made me do it
7/87 p.106
Balistrieri, John
Honor thy father
2/87 pp.46-52
Balistrieri, John
Frank Balistrieri: FBI target
10/81 p.20 por. il.
Balistrieri, Joseph
The insider: Joseph entertainment: the final exam
10/91 p.13+
Balistrieri, Joseph
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
Balistrieri, Joseph (theatre owner)
The riverside bad boy
6/88 pp.29-32
Balistrieri, Joseph
Dad made me do it
7/87 p.106
Balistrieri, Joseph P.
Honor thy father
2/87 pp.46-52
Balistrieri’s (restaurant)
Slice of life
11/85 p.77
Ballerinas
See: Dancers
Ballet
See also: Milwaukee Ballet Company
Ballet
Dressed for dance
5/85 p.125
Ballet
Forever young
10/84 p.96
Ballet
Florestan: the man behind the masks
5/80 p.42 col. il.
Ballet Dancers
See: Dancers
Balloons
The heavenly view
4/86 p.12
Bamberger, George
1/85 p.34
Bamberger, George
1/85 p.13
Bamberger, George
Bambi’s birdcatchers
4/80 p.30 il.
Bamberger, Tom
Pressroom confidential
3/91 p.15
Banana Republic (clothing store)
The insider review
12/87 p.28
Banc One
Big money in bank mergers
9/87 p.14
Bands (music)
And the bands play on
2/89 p.17
Bands (music)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.47
Bangkok Café
Fit to be Thai’d
3/91 p.48+
The Bangkok Orchard (restaurant)
Fit to be Thai’d
3/91 p.48+
Bank Mergers
Big money in bank mergers?
9/87 p.14
Bankruptcy
Carley’s last campaign
12/89 pp.84-93
Banks and Banking
The myth of the gutless banker
7/88 pp.25-28
Bannon, John (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Barbeque
A grilling endeavor
7/86 p.99
Barbeque Grill – Self Cleaning
A grill’s best friend
7/84 p.85
Barbecue Ribs
Sticking to the ribs: in search of Milwaukee’s tastiest and most authentic barbecue
4/84 p.26
Barfesser (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Bargains
Getting more, spending less
2/89 pp.32-37
Bargains
Big deals
2/87 pp.40-45
Barker, Len
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Barkin, Ben
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Barkin, Ben
The transformers
1/90 pp.34-35
Barloga, Richard (Jacobus Park naturalist)
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.71
Barnes, Andrew (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
1/90 pp.50-55
Barnes, Jesse
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 por. il.
Barnes, Ralph (general manager, WQFM)
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.86
Barnett, David J.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Barnett, David J.
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32 por.
Barnett, Wayne
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
Barney, Tina
Dream portrait
3/87 pp.36-41
Barnhill, Helen
The business of Wisconsin (Insider Review)
6/90 p.24
Baron, Mike
A badger in Hollywood
10/94 p.12
Barone, Michael
As others see us
1/94 p.10
Barrett, Thomas
Early bird
5/93 p.11
Barrett, Tom
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.71
Barron, Michael J. (judge)
The high cost of injustice
11/89 p.142
Barry, Jonathan
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
Barry, Jonathon
A minor reversed?
11/85 p.29
Bars and Barrooms
See also: Nightclubs
Bars and Barrooms
Stepping out ‘87
4/87 pp.34-42
Bars and Barrooms
Happy hours
7/83 p.12
Bars and Barrooms
Cruising the singles bars
10/81 p.14 il.
Bars and Barrooms
The unbar
4/80 p.8
Bars and Barrooms
The pride of Erin: Milwaukee’s Irish pubs
3/80 p.28 il.
Bartell, Roger (newspaper editor)
Of firings, ratings and column killings
7/87 p.16
Barter
Sharing by barter
11/80 p.9 il.
Bartfield, Sue (art teacher)
The fine arts (column)
9/82 p.77 por.
Bartfield, Sue
An opportunity to create
7/80 p.84 il.
Barth’s Linden Inn (restaurant)
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.44
Barton, Nancy
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Bartz’s
Best of
10/85 p.67
Baseball
See also: Softball
Baseball
Like déjà vu all over again
4/90 p.14
Baseball
The insider (baseball poems about Gorman Thomas)
4/89 p.15
Baseball
The Juneau wonder
4/86 p.94
Baseball
How I became a White Sox fan
2/84 p.42
Baseball – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
The broken bat
5/79 p. 20 il.
Baseball – Mexico
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Baseball – Milwaukee
See also:
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee Brewers (major league)
Baseball – Milwaukee
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Baseball – Milwaukee
Fever pitch
4/86 p.117
Baseball – Milwaukee – History
Field of dreams: 50 years of the original Milwaukee Brewers and Borchert Field
4/92 p.32+
Baseball – Milwaukee – History
Spahnie and me
4/87 pp.74-83
Baseball – Milwaukee – History
Cream city to the Brewers: history of beertown baseball
4/79 p.9 il.
Baseball – Umpiring
Life in the strike zone
9/86 pp.52-58
Baseball, Professional
The philosopher coach
7/87 pp.27-32
Baseball, Professional
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Baseball, Professional
What went wrong?
2/86 p.93
Baseball, Professional
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Baseball, Professional
Nine innings
7/85 p.113
Baseball, Professional
Up from the ashes
5/85 p.111
Baseball, Professional – World Series
World serious
10/84 p.92
Basket Weaving
The hands on home
5/88 p.96
Basketball
See also: Milwaukee Bucks
Basketball
The floor that made Milwaukee famous
10/89 pp.34-38
Basketball
Great expectations
1/87 pp. 74-78
Basketball
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Basketball
Dear coach
1/85 p.86
Basketball
Trading places
12/84 pp.164-168
Basketball, Professional
King Kohl
5/85 p.90
Basketball (UWM)
Full court
4/85 p.74
Basketry Ltd.
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.38
Basin St. Saloon Band
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
Basta, Mary & Bob
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Bastille Days
East town Bastille days
7/87 p.43
Bastille Days
1987 calendar of events
7/87 pp.43-56
Bastille Days (program)
The great July weekend
7/86 p.57
Bastille Days
Lord of east town
7/85 p.35
Basting, Al (WISN Radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.38
Bateman, C. Barry
The mobile’s new home
9/86 pp.11-13
Battered Wives
See: Wife beating
Bauer Contemporary Ballet
The insider review
12/87 p.28
Bauer, Susie (Dancer)
The fine arts (column)
2/82 p.57 por.
Bauer Dance Ensemble
The fine arts (column)
2/82 p.57 por.
Bauman, Mike
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Baumgart, Bette
Nobody’s home
12/81 p.13 por.
Bausch, Thomas (Marquette Business School dean)
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.29
Bavarian Wurst House
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Baxandall, Lee
Update
1/90 p.14
Baxandall, Lee
Skin deep
6/89 pp.54-57
Baxendale, Mike “Bax”
Eyes in the sky
9/94 p.15+
Baxter, Keith
Good to the last drop
11/86 pp.16-18
Bay Shore Mall
11/85 p.89-104
Bay View (neighborhood)
South shore seen
6/92 p.64+
Bay View
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.34
Bay View Lounge (restaurant)
Fowl language
10/85 p.57
Bayer, David B.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Baylerian, Tom
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
Bea, Michael
Death of a horse
6/85 p.32
Beaches – Milwaukee
Beaches that beckon
6/94 p.106
Beaches – Milwaukee
Update
1/90 p.14
Beaches – Milwaukee
People of the beach: a look at the lakefront regulars
8/79 p.50 col. il.
Beals, Vaughn
The transformers
1/90 pp.36-37
Beans
Health by the barrel
3/85 p.93
Beans and Barley Natural Foods
Health by the barrel
3/85 p.93
Beans and Barley (restaurant)
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.49
The Bear (story)
See: Connelly, Mark - The Bear (story)
Beatles (musical group)
Magical mystery tribute (insider column)
6/90 pp.17-18
Beatty, Thomas J.
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.36
Beck, Carol
Ask the insider (wins WKLH scavenger hunt)
7/88 p.15
Becker, Barbara
Ace attorney
2/95 p.24+
Becker, Barbara (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Becker, Dismas
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.74
Becker, Eddie
A chiefly achievement
5/87 p.15
Becker, Howie
Strings
2/80 p.8 por.
Becker, Marianne E.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.53
Becker, Samuel
1/85 p.34
Beckett, Christine
Style and design
5/86 p.64
Beckett, John
Style and design
5/86 p.64
Beckett, John (photographer)
To the wall and back
5/85 p.15
Beckley, Bob
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Beckmann, Ann
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.98
Beckwith, David (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Beckwith, David
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Bed and Breakfast Accommodations
Home away from home
4/93 p.20+
Bed and Breakfast Accommodations
Bed & breakfast getaways
5/91 p.86+
Bed and Breakfast Accommodations
A little bit of Finland
11/89 pp.54-61
Bed and Breakfast Accommodations
Wisconsin Department of Tourism 1989 fall/winter guide (special advertising section)
10/89 pp.9-11
Bed and Breakfast Accommodations
Spiritual adventures in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
Bed and Breakfast Accommodations
Winter rediscovered
11/88 pp.44-48
Bed and Breakfast Accommodations
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Bed and Breakfast Association of Milwaukee
Mi casa es su casa
7/84 p.85
Bednarek, David (Milwaukee Journal reporter)
Pressroom confidential: the case of the missing signature
5/88 p.17
Bednarek, David
A new order
6/87 p.134
Beer
See also: Brewing Industry
Beer
Sharp’s (Insider Review)
3/90 p.17
Beer
The hops go head-to-head
11/85 p.22
Beer
End of an era
1/85 p.38
Beer Drinking Clubs
The sophisticated sipper: Mr. Ellipse joins the beer drinking clubs
4/88 p.20
Beer, Nonalcoholic
Beers without the buzz
6/86 p.16
Begel, David
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Begel, Dave
The hip church and other reflections of Milwaukee in 1968
9/88 pp.32-39
Begel, David (television personality)
The hired gun
5/88 p.76
Begel, Dave
Daddy dearest
3/86 p.54
Begel, Dave
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/82 p.11
Begel, Emily
Daddy dearest
3/86 p.54
Begga (tavern)
The insider review
11/91 p.17
Behrens, Roy R.
1/85 p.34
Beil, Marge
Ladies welcome
3/85 p.18
Beil, Marge
1/85 p.36
Bel Canto Chorus
Belle of the basement
2/96 p.20
Bel Canto Chorus
Fine arts guide – music
9/89 p.74
Bel Canto Chorus
Concertgoer’s companion
5/80 p.73
Belardi, David W.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Beliavsky, Yuri (violinist)
Profile (column)
1/82 p.19 por.
Believers in Christ Christian Training Center
Miracles
12/95 p.24+
Bell, Daniel
An American Journey
4/86 p.137
Bell, Sylvia
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.96
Bella Lewitzky Dance Company
Bella who?
1/85 p.91
Belling, Mark
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
Belling, Mark
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Belling, Mark
The mouth that roared
2/91 p.48+
Belling, Mark
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Belling, Mike
Paper trail
1/92 p.12
Belling, Mark
The Mark Belling show
8/89 p.19
Belling, Mark
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/89 p.18
Belling and Company (television program)
Insider review
7/91 p.15
Bembenek, Lawrencia
Run, Ira, run
9/91 p.14
Bembenek, Lawrencia
Pressroom confidential: Bambi between covers
8/91 p.17
Ben-Shalom, Miriam
A soldier’s story
6/90 pp.64-68
Benavides, Christopher Davis
Fine arts guide – art
9/89 pp.83-84
Bence, Richard
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Benjamin, Barry
1/85 p.29
Benjamin, Jerry
Endgame (column)
4/82 p.88 por.
Benjamin Delicatessen and Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.64
Benjamin’s Too
Best of
10/85 p.71
Benny’s Kitchen
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Beno, Fr. Brian
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
Benzel, Craig
Pressroom confidential
3/93 p.11
Bergan, Hal
The morning after
1/87 pp.66-107
Berger, David
David Berger’s magnificent obsession
3/82 p.22 il.
Berger, Victor
Red flag over Milwaukee
4/85 p.60
Berghauer, Harold
Eternal best
8/94 p.12
Bergland, Martha (author)
Starved for scenery
4/89 pp.31-32
Berk, Michael L.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Berkman, Dave
Rush Limbaugh of the left
11/94 p.52+
Bernard, Richard
The Selma of the north
2/86 p.74
Bernard, Richard M., PhD
Red flag over Milwaukee
4/85 p.60
Bernstein, Joseph (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Bernstein, Leonard
The lost accord
12/86 pp.131-135
Bernstein, Nina
Pressroom confidential
7/86 p.14
Bernstein, Nina
Pressroom confidential
3/86 p.16
Bernstein Festival
Musical chairs
12/87 p.39
Bernstein Festival
The lost accord
12/86 pp.131-135
Best of Milwaukee
1995 Best of Milwaukee expert opinion
8/95 p.24+
Best of Milwaukee
Best of 1994
8/94 p.20+
Best of Milwaukee
Best of 1990
8/90 pp.34-41
Best of Milwaukee
Best of 1989
8/89 pp.32-39
Best of Milwaukee
1988 best of
8/88 pp.48-56
Best of Milwaukee
8/87 p.36
Best of 1986
8/86 pp.33-48
Best of Milwaukee, 1985
10/85 pp.60-71
Best of Milwaukee
10/84 p.47
Best of Milwaukee
10/82-83
Bethesda Spring
The colonel’s cure
10/93 p.56+
Bettencourt, Ernest V.
Insider review (column)
10/89 p.24
Bettencourt Acres
Insider review
10/89 p.24
Betts, Bob
Just another pretty voice
12/91 p.17
Betts, Bob
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.43
Betz, Robert (Fr.)
First aid for souls
2/89 p.15
Betz, Fr. Bob
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Beuys, Joseph
Art attack
7/87 p.11
Bianchini, Marc
Young, gifted and Italian
1/95 p.83+
Bicycle Industry
The well tailored cycle
7/79 p.14 il.
Bicycle Racing
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Bicycling
See also: Cycling
Bicycling
At your leisure
7/86 p.73
Biebel, Ed (musician)
The Morgan brothers
3/79 p.22 por. il.
Biedrzyki, Sherry Lynn
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.50
Bienek, Claus, Chef
A taste of Norway
9/85 p.43
Big Band Theory (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Bike Trails
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Biking – Wisconsin
Leisure guide
4/86 p.16 special section
Bills, Mary
Telling tales out of school
12/91 p.62+
Bill’s Books
Stalking the rare read
8/89 p.16
Billings, Zeb
How big bird saved an empire
7/89 pp.34-37
Billy’s Old Mill (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Binder, Therese
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Bingo
The god of bingo
9/92 p.19+
Bingo
Risky business
10/89 pp.40-52
Biochem International
High tech hopes
5/86 p.31
Bioethics
Mr. B’s demise
5/86 p.48
Birch Bark Canoes
A chiefly achievement
5/87 p.15
Birds in Art
Flights of fancy
10/89 p.18
Birth project
Womb with a view
11/85 p.146
Birthday Parties
See: Children’s Parties
Bischoff, Rosemary
Rosemary Bischoff: a name synonymous with the world of high fashion
7/79 p.34 por. il.
Bishops
See: Catholic Church – Clergy
Bissinger, H.G.
Pick of the month
12/90 p.16
Bitterman Connection Services
At your service
5/85 p.107
Black, Elisabeth (Bo)
Getting along with Bo
5/95 p.18
Black, Elizabeth (Bo)
The girl who would be queen
9/93 p.32+
Black, Elizabeth (Bo)
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Black, Bo (Summerfest director)
The insider review
1/88 p.12
Black, Bo
Seven women
9/85 p.80
Black Bean Beverages, Inc.
Best of
10/85 p.70
Black Cowboys Association
Horse sense (Insider column)
2/90 p.13
Black Soul Mafia
Gun lust, the good kid and the gang
4/93 p.40+
The Blackholes (band)
He’s Buddy Holly and he’s not dead; he’s just been touring
7/87 pp.76-79
Blacks – Community Organization
Commandos
11/80 p.52 il.
Blacks – Employment
Employment discrimination at Marquette?
2/81 p.32
Blacks – Milwaukee
Physician, heal thyself
10/89 p.114
Blacksmithing
Blacksmithing: hammering out a future for a dying art
9/79 p.46 col. il.
Blain, Peter (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Blair, Bonnie
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Blarney (quartet)
Strumming for olde Eire
3/81 p.9 il.
Blatz, Emil
A beer baron’s legacy
5/83 p.35
The Blatz (apartments)
The more the merrier
1/87 p.16
Blaufuss, Marcy Daley
1/85 p.36
Bledsoe, Terry
Top choice
10/85 p.129
Blei, Norbert
Door ajar
2/86 p.23
Blinder, Robinson & Co. (firm)
Pennies from hell
4/89 p.18
Blinka, Don
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Bloch, Gerald
Ace attorney
2/95 p.24+
Bloch, Gerald (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Bloch, Gerald
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Block, Bruce (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Block, Deborah
1/85 p.29
Block Watch (neighborhood)
See: Crime Prevention – Citizen Participation
Blockbuster Videos
Totally forbidden videos
10/91 p.18
Blonski, Walter (aviator)
Milwaukee’s first air circus
7/79 p.20 il.
Blood Banks
Blood pressures
4/96 p.18
Blood Banks
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Blood Center of Southeastern Wisconsin
Blood pressures
4/96 p.18
Blue Arrow (firm)
Revenge of the nerd
4/89 p.40+
Blue Canary (nightclub)
Nightbeat (column)
6/83 p.14
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Wisconsin
Death of a salesman
2/87 pp.30-39
Blue Velvet (motion picture)
Not quite cult
6/87 p.13
Blumenfeld, Helanie (sculptor)
Unavoidable art
3/88 p.32
Blunt, Ellis & Loewi
The fuller brush broker
4/87 p.13
Board of Directors
See: Corporations – Directors
Boats and Boating – Safety Devices and Measures
Safe boating
4/79 p.52 il.
Bobyshev, Dmitry (poet and essayist)
The exile
8/84 p.53
BoDeans
See also: Da BoDeans
BoDeans (musical group)
Rocking the elevators
11/91 p.16
The BoDeans (rock group)
Where the action is
8/86 pp.121-124
Boder’s on the River (restaurant)
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.44
Boerner Botanical Gardens
On tour
7/86 p.50
Boese, Gilbert K.
Letters to the editor
8/89 pp.12-13
Boese, Gilbert
Trouble in the wild kingdom
6/89 pp.40-53
Boese, Gil
Too much monkey business
4/89 p.142
Boese, Gil (Milwaukee County zoo director)
Pressroom confidential
5/88 p.17
Bohl, Charles F.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Bohne, Elizabeth (social worker)
Mother’s Day
4/88 p.33
Bolger, T. Michael
Renaissance man
8/85 p.38
Bolger, T. Michael
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Bombay Bicycle Club
After hours
4/86 p.44
Bon Appetit Restaurant
Meal of the month
8/91 p.55
Bon Ton Society (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Bone Deluxe Blues Band
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Bone Marrow Transplant
Bad blood, good blood
5/86 p.66
Bones
Architects in bone (Milwaukee health supplement)
2/90 pp.29-32
Bonfiglio, Frank
The English room: elegance is the word
7/81 p.35 por.
Bonfica (Italian conglomerate)
Isolo paradise
5/88 p.16
Bonner, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Bonness, Lulu
Seeing lulu
8/91 p.15
Bonnie Oaks Estate
A little bit of Finland
11/89 pp.58-59
Bookbinders
A cream city Christmas
12/89 pp.39,40
Books
Stories from home
12/89 pp.25-27
Books – Reviews
Eigen, Barry
How to think like a boss and get ahead at work
8/90 pp.31-32
Booksellers and Bookselling
The neverending chapter (Schwartz bookstores)
10/93 p.9
Booksellers and Bookselling
Stalking the rare read
8/89 p.16
Booksellers and Bookselling
Best of Milwaukee bookstores
5/82 p.34 il.
Boone, Andrea
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 por.
Booth, Douglas
In the long run
3/87 pp.31-34
The Booze Brothers (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
Borazo, Lia Valente
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.49
Borchardt, Diane
Hired to tell
8/95 p.40+
Borchert Field
Field of dreams: 50 years of the original Milwaukee Brewers and Borchert Field
4/92 p.32+
Borsuk, Alan
Pressroom confidential
3/91
Borsuk, Alan
Not as crazy after all these years
3/87 p.14
Borsuk, Alan
Beefing up Wisconsin
12/86 p.16
Bosben, Bruce
The day the music source died
12/90 pp.13-14
Boston Globe
Pressroom confidential
12/86 p.16
Boston Store
Getting help
6/87 p.14
Botanical Gardens
See: Arboretums
Boughner, Terry
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.90
Boulevard Inn
Two’s company
2/93 p.60
Boulevard Inn
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Boulevard Inn
Dining guide
2/91 p.75
Boullion, James
An American tale (American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.)
4/90 pp.100-106+
de Bouteiller, Yves
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Boutique de Versailles
A shoe-in
11/84 p.74
Bova, Tony
1/85 p.32
Bow Ties
Gentlemen, tie your bow ties
3/88 p.18
Bowe, Ann T.
Ace Attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Bowe, Ann T.
Law and order
11/86 pp.86-89
Bower, Joseph
Pressroom confidential: the case of the missing signature
5/88 p.17
Bowling (sport)
Bowling for dollars
3/96 p.13+
Bowling Hall of Fame
1/87 p.11
Bowen, Michael
The insider review
2/92 p.13
Bowman, Russell
At the heart of art
2/86 p.82
Bowman, Russell
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.46
Bowman, Russell
Russell Bowman: the art museum’s new chief curator
11/80 p.25 por.
Boxer, Dr. Richard
House call
10/93 p.11
Boxing
Lure of the ring
8/95 p.52+
Boy Dirt Car (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Boyle, Gerald R.
Ace attorney
2/95 p.24+
Boyle, Gerald (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Boyle, Gerald
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Boyle, Jerry
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
Brach, Jacob
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Brachman, Steve
The transformers
1/90 p.40
Bradee, Richard
Pressroom confidential
5/92 p.15
Bradford Beach Club
Insider review (column)
12/89 p.20
Bradley, Gordon
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
Bradley, Harry
A case of sibling rivalry?
11/86 pp.11-13
Bradley, Harry, Jr.
A case of sibling rivalry?
11/86 pp.11-13
Bradley, Randy
The perils of publishing
11/81 p.10 il.
Bradley Center
A gift horse
7/86 p.126
Bradley Center
Changing times
11/85 p.190
Bradley Foundation
Update
10/91 p.17
Bradley Foundation
Update
1/90 pp.14-15
Bradley Foundation
The right stuff
12/88 pp.52-65
Bradley Foundation
Musical chairs
12/87 p.39
Bradley Galleries
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.43
Brandmeier, Jonathon
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
Brandy (liquor)
The mystery of brandy
1/93 p.62+
Bratkovich’s (restaurant)
Goodbye, mom and pop
2/85 p.19
Bratwurst
A bratwurst is forever
11/89 pp.89-92
Bravo, Ellen
The transformers
1/90 pp.32-33
Bray, Bob
Baby I’m the next best thing
6/95 p.132+
Bread
Let them eat bread
3/87 p.13
Breadwinners (Milwaukee company)
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.39
Breakdancing
Art takes a break: a trendy new kind of dance literally rocks the art world
7/84 p.86
Brehmer, Debra (editor, Art Muscle)
Cheerleading the arts
5/90 pp.41-43
Brehmer, Debra (editor, Art Muscle)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.37
Breier, Harold
1/85 p.13
Breier, Harold
Farewell to arms
6/84 p.13
Breier, Harold
Woes of the chief
5/84 p.12
Breier, Harold
The immovable object
7/82 p.25 por.
Breier, Harold
Straight talk
7/82 p.31
Breier, Harold
Victims of a private war
6/82 p.25 il.
Breier, Harold
Inside Milwaukee (column)
2/82 p.9
Breier, Harold
Milwaukee’s annual alewives awards
2/81 p.26 por.
Breier, Harold
Will Breier get the boot?
8/80 p.10
Bremner, Joseph (Milwaukeean of the month)
Taking care of the future of Milwaukee
10/80 p.92 por.
Brenard, Neal
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Brengel, Fred L. (President, Johnson Controls, Inc.)
Portrait
9/84 p.53
Brenna, Duff
Cristobell (1986 fiction contest winner)
12/86 pp.102-106
Brennan, James
1/85 p.13
Brennan, James
The empty chair
9/84 p.124
Brennan, James
Political postscript
2/84 p.14
Breuer, Randy
Best of
10/85 p.63
Brew City Bar-B-Q (restaurant)
Lone star state of mind
8/91 p.54+
Brew City Bar-B-Q
Insider review
7/91 p.15
Brew City Skins
Rebels without a cause: inside the skinhead army movement
10/88 pp.48-54
Breweries – Milwaukee
The little brewery that could
7/86 p.11
Brewers (baseball team)
What went wrong?
2/86 p.93
Brewers (baseball team)
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Brewers (baseball team)
Nine innings
7/85 p.113
Brewers Hill Neighborhood
Common ground
1/91 p.50+
Brewing Industry
End of an era
1/85 p.38
Brewing Industry
1/80 cover col.
Brewing Industry
Bunky comes to beertown
4/86 p.11
Brewster, Charles T.
Café for sale
12/87 p.24
Brewster-Shapiro, Susan (restaurateur)
Café for sale
12/87 p.24
Brewster’s Café
Café for sale
12/87 p.24
Brewster’s on Downer (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.71
Brey, Dan
The insider: Milwaukee craftsmen: old saws
2/88 p.13
Brey, Max
The insider: Milwaukee craftsmen: old saws
2/88 p.13
Brey’s Saw Shop
The insider: Milwaukee craftsmen: old saws
2/88 p.13
Bridgeman, Junior
Trading places
12/84 p.164
Bridgeman, Ulysses (Junior)
Profile (column)
2/82 p.16 por.
Bridges – Milwaukee
Quiet and dark
6/95 p.100+
Bridges – Milwaukee
Bridge of sighs
11/89 pp.31-35
Briggs and Stratton
The test
10/94 p.38+
Briggs and Stratton
The insider review
2/88 p.15
The Bright Side
Pressroom confidential
10/85 p.17
Brill, Bee
Seven women
9/85 p.82
Brin, Edith
Night moves
1/85 p.71
Bringing up Emily (book)
Daddy dearest
3/86 p.54
Brion, Keith
Good conduct
1/87 p.13
Briscoe, D. Stuart
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Briscoe, D. Stuart
1/85 p.33
Briscoe, D. Stuart
The man who couldn’t stop
5/80 p.38 por. il.
Brite, Jane
Fun with Archie and Jane
8/87 p.13
The Britins (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Brkich, Dr. Lazar
Music for an old world
12/79 p.45 il.
Broadway Bob
See: Bob Metzer
Brokers
Briefly noted. Lies, damn lies and statistics
9/89 p.36
Brokers
Pennies from hell
4/89 p.18
Brokers
The fuller brush broker
4/87 p.13
Brokers – Milwaukee
The Midas touch by Judy Woodburn
1/84 p.45
Bromley, Daniel W.
Can the west steal our water? (interview)
12/81 p.40 por.
Bronzeville (neighborhood)
Walnut Street rhythm
8/93 p.30+
Brookfield (Town of)
Protest in paradise
11/88 pp.62-72
Brookfield
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.34
Brookfield Cheese House
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Brooks, Annette (library investigator)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/82 p.13
Brooks, Christy
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Brooks, Christy (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Brooks Stevens Automotive Museum
Designing the American dream
8/87 p.46
Brooks Stevens Museum
Wonders on wheels
2/80 p.50 il.
Brophy, Mike
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Brother Ron
Familiar faces
8/89 p.44
Brown, Anthony H.
1/85 p.35
Brown, Cheryl
Miracles
12/95 p.24+
Brown, Richard, Judge
No limits yet
1/86 p.66
Brown, Tom
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Brown, Tom (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyer
6/90 pp.50-55
Brown, Tom
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Brown Bag It
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
The Brown Bottle
The sophisticated sipper: Mr. Ellipse joins the beer drinking clubs
4/88 p.20
Brownberry Thrift Store
Best of
10/85 p.69
Bruce, Jackson (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Brueggeman, Larry B.
Ace attorney
2/95 p.24+
Brunches
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.40
Bruno’s Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Brusubardis, Ernie
1/85 p.29
Bryan Gore and Associates (landscape design)
A growing obsession
5/88 p.94
Bryant’s Cocktail Lounge
The inside review
1/91 p.16
Bryant’s Cocktail Lounge
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Brynwood Country Club
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Bryson, Reid
The contrarian
5/90 pp.50-54+
Brzezinski, Fran (real estate developer)
The hidden empire (Trammel Crow Co.)
10/88 pp.34-47
Buccaneers Scuba Diving Club
Summer in the city
6/86 p.53
Buchel Family
Gene Buchel’s Ulao Inn: a place to return to
1/80 p.62
Bucholz, Fritz
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32 por.
Buck, David D.
1/85 p.30
Bucher, Mark
Three for the show
10/93 p.14+
Bucket Boy (picture)
2/79 cover
Buckley’s
Best of
10/85 p.63
Bucks (basketball team)
Trading places
12/84 p.164-168
Buddy Holly Review
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
Budelman, Richard
The watchful eye
2/95 p.12
Budelman, Richard
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Budget – Milwaukee County
Not in the budget
1/84 p.100
Buell, Eric
Never say die (business column)
11/89 pp.25-27
Buell Motor Company
Never say die (business column)
11/89 pp.25-27
Buettner, Carol
The insider: strange bedfellows
5/93 p.11
Buffett, Peter
Independent sound
5/91 p.34+
Buildings, Historic
See: Historic Houses, Sites, Etc.
Bunch, Ken (news reporter)
Pressroom confidential
7/90 p.16
Bunker’s Main Street (restaurant)
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.49
Burbach, Barbara (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Burbach’s
Here’s the beef!
5/93 p.73
Bureaucrats
See: Public Officers
Burgess, Edward
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
Burgundy House (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Burke, Don
Pressroom confidential
11/87 p.27
Burke, John J.
1/85 p.37
Burke, Thomas
1/85 p.33
Burke, William (Chip)
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Burkert, Nancy Ekholm
Paper trail
1/92 p.12
Burlington Liar’s Club
Ask the insider
3/86 p.15
Burnham, Robert
Space cowboys
5/95 p.16
Burnout
See: Stress
Burnout, Occupational
See: Stress
Burns, Claudia
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.39
Burns, William
The Mayfair miracle: how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Burnswelfe, Marty
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Burns-Wolfe, Marty (WISN-TV)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.40
Burrell, Caroline (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Busalacchi, Andrew
Fast forward
7/86 p.76
Busby, Maureen
In the money
8/87 p.83
Busby, Maureen
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Business
See also: Location in business and industry
Business
Businesses find expert representatives in Wisconsin community
8/87 p.13
Business
Relocation shopping list
8/87 p.18
Business – Wisconsin
The bitter fruits of success (Insider column)
4/90 p.13
Business – Wisconsin
Shooting the rapids: Wisconsin business in the 90’s
2/90 pp.66-72
Business – Wisconsin
Tommy Thompson: Wisconsin’s super salesman
8/87 p.3
Business – Wisconsin
Who’s liable?
7/87 p.19
Business Communication
See: Communication in Management
Business Conditions – Milwaukee
Taking the lead
5/87 pp.19-21
Business Conditions – Wisconsin
An American tale (American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.)
4/90 pp.100-106+
Business Conditions – Wisconsin
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
Business Conditions – Wisconsin
In the long run
3/87 pp.31-34
Business Conditions – Wisconsin
Who’s liable?
7/87 pp.19-21
Business Conditions – Wisconsin
Special section
1/87 pp.49-65
Business Conditions – Wisconsin
Special section
8/86 following p.64
Business Conditions – Wisconsin
Clear skies
7/84 p.100
Business Conditions – Wisconsin
State of siege
11/82 p.55
Business Depression (1929-1939) – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
The crash of ‘33
12/80 p.33 il.
Business Enterprises
Growing new ideas
1/89 pp.19-22
Business Ethics
An American tale (American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.)
4/90 pp.100-106+
Business Ethics
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.27
Business Executives
Smart money (best and worst corporate chiefs)
1/92 p.22+
Business Forecasting – Wisconsin
Shooting the rapids: Wisconsin business in the 90’s
2/90 pp.66-72
Business Journal
The transformers
1/90 pp.38-39
Business Journal (Milwaukee)
Pressroom confidential
4/88 p.16
Business Journal (Milwaukee)
Pressroom confidential
1/88 p.14
Business Liability
See: Liability (Law)
Business Schools and Colleges
On the corporate climb (UWM executive MBA program)
8/88 pp.33-38
Business Schools and Colleges
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.27
Businessmen
See also: Entrepreneurs
Busing for School Integration
Why it failed: school desegregation 10 years later
9/86 pp.34-50
Buss, Bill
Madly in love
2/90 pp.46-52
Buss, Dale
Pressroom confidential
12/92 p.14
Bussler, Richard Jr.
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Buting, Jerome F.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Butler Inn (restaurant)
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.49
Buzdum’s (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Byers, Joseph
Scenario for success
5/79 p.38 por.
Byers, Steve (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Bykowski, Jonathan
Familiar faces
8/89 p.42
C Back to Top
CATV System
See: Cable Television
CFWA
See: Congress for a Working America
C.H.O.I.C.E. (Umbrella Charity Organization)
Endgame (column)
9/82 p.104
CIA
See: Central Intelligence Agency
CISPES
See: Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador
Cabin Fever
See: Weather-mental and physiological effects
Cable, Dana
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 por. Il.
Cable Television – Milwaukee
7 more reasons to get cable TV
12/87 p.26
Cable Television
The limits of clout
8/85 p.14
Cable Television
A cable fable
5/85 p.45
Cable Television
Risky business
2/85 p.107
Cable Television
Promises, promises: the anatomy of Milwaukee’s cable television fiasco
4/84 p.48
Cable Television
The joy of cable
3/84 p.92
Cable Television
Hired in: cable TV’s seduction of Milwaukee
4/83 p.20
Cable Television – Wisconsin
Janesville’s Jim Fitzgerald
11/80 p.30
Cabot, Colin
Milwaukeean of the Year
1/95 p 22+
Cabot, Colin
The heat is on
7/87 p. 23-25
Cabot, Colin
On the edge
5/86 p.41
Cabot, Colin
The fine arts (column)
10/82 p.55 il.
Cade, Mossy
Mossy morals
9/87 p.12
Café de Paris (restaurant)
Café de Paris: a gastronomic disaster
1/86 p.13
Café Knickenbocher
Artesans of the sea
5/93 p.60+
Café Melange
Isn’t it romantic?
2/93 p.60+
Cafe Ole
The Pfister’s lobby lounge grand again
3/93 p.12
Café Voltaire
After hours
4/86 p.44
Café Voltaire
Best of
10/85 p.70
Cagle, Sandra Joyce
The bunny next door
3/80 p.8
Cahala, Thomas
Dave Schultz’s worst enemy
3/90 pp.82-89
Cahill, Russ (CMDR., USCG)
The lake…
8/79 p.48
Cahlamer, Mary
Death of a horse
7/85 p.32
Calder, Alexander
The Mobile’s new home
9/86 pp.11-13
Calderone Club (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.67
Caldwell, Mike
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Caldwell, Mike (pitcher)
Portrait
5/82 p.71
Calligraphy
Sure things (column)
3/82 p.36
Calvey, Lee F.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Cameron, James
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Campaign Funds
Here’s my cash, now where’s my clout? (Norquist campaign contributors)
5/92
Campaign Funds
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p. 19+
Campaign Funds
Government by PAC: a campaign finance primer
9/88 pp.40-49
Campaign Funds
Where the money is
7/88 pp.21-24
Campaigns, Mayoral
See: Mayoral campaigns
Camplin, Bill (Musician)
Mid-American dance theater, Inc.
3/79 p.4
Camps-Wisconsin
Summer camps for adults: spend your vacation an arts workshop
4/81 p.27 il.
Camrock County Park
Top cross-country trails
11/85 p.54
Cancer
Outsmarting a killer
2/92 p.38+
Cancer
The quiet courage of Jim Tate
12/84 p. 82-88
Cancer Cells
Longer living through chemistry (Insider column)
2/90 p.14
Candy, Barbara
Who’s got the money?
6/90 p.82
Candy Raisins
The Milwaukee raisin people
8/89 p.16
Candy Stores
Sweet dreams
6/95 p.113+
Cannon, Bill
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Cannon, David
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Cannon, David
The lawyers’ lawyer
6/90 pp.50-55
Cannon, Thomas
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Cannon, William
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Cannon, William
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Cannon, William
Making a legal break
9/85 p.13
Cannon, William
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Canoeing
Summer in the city
6/86 p.54
Canoes and Canoeing
A chiefly achievement
5/87 p.15
Canoes and Canoeing
Wisconsin escapes
4/87 pp.57-73
Canvasbacks, Inc.
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Capitol Drive
Pick of the month
5/91 p.17
Capitol Punishment
An eye for an eye
8/95 p.130
Cardinal Stritch College
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Career Academy, Inc.
Revenge of the nerd
4/89 p.40+
Career Academy
When you win big
8/85 p.22
Career Burnout
See: Stress
Caribbean Region-description and travel
Fantastic voyages
1/85 p.77
Caricatures and Cartoons
Ask the insider
6/87 p.13
Carley, David (real estate mogul)
Carley’s last campaign
12/89 pp.84-93
Carley, David (real estate mogul)
The candidate who wasn’t
5/88 p. 21
Carley, David (real estate mogul)
David and Jim Carley: Wisconsin’s high-rising entrepreneurs
3/81 p.42
Carley, Jim
Carley’s last campaign
12/89 pp.84-93
Carley, Jim
David and Jim Carley: Wisconsin’s high-rising entrepreneurs
3/81 p.42
Carley, Michal
The happy accident
8/85 p.109
Carley Capital Group
Carley’s last campaign
12/89 pp.84-93
Carley Capital Group
The candidate who wasn’t
5/88 p.21
Carl’s Catering, Inc.
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
Carlson, Ann (artist)
Animals (June 28-30) Insider Review
8/90 p.17
Carlson, Stuart
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Carlson, Stuart
1/85 p.33
Carnivals
The heart of the carney
6/81 p.26
Carr, Brad
Secret file of the month
10/84 p.14
Carr, Tom
Eyes in the sky
9/94 p.15
Carrasco, Diego
Stages
3/93 p.27+
Carroll College
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Carter, Curtis L.
Museum blues
5/87 pp.29-33
Case, Karen (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Casey, Dennis M.
The insider: runaway twin
2/92 p.9
Catalance, Anne
Eyes in the sky
9/94 p.15+
Caterina’s Ristorante
Italy calling
4/86 p.35
Cathodic Systems, Inc.
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.38
Carter, Curtis L.
The X factor
8/86 pp.115-119
Carter, Elliot (composer)
An emancipated musical discourse on Elliot Carter
3/79 p.16
Carter’s Child development Center
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Cartoonist
See: Brian Duffy
Cartoons
See Also: Caricatures and Cartoons
Cartoons
The art of dissent
9/85 p.37
Case, Karen Ann
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Casey, Daniel
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47
Casper, James
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.47
Caster, Paul (artist)
Art (column)
10/79 p.23
Castro, Bill (baseball player)
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Catalogs, Commercial
Have yourself a mail-order Christmas
12/88 p.20
Catchings, Harvey
Big Buck Woes
2/85 p.19
Catchings, Harvey
Trading places
12/84 p.164
Caterers and Catering
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
Catholic Church – Clergy
See also: Priests
Catholic Church – Clergy
Rembert weakland: archbishop in the limelight
3/80 p.44
Catholic Colleges and Universities
Employment discrimination at Marquette?
2/81 p.32
Catholic Schools – Milwaukee
The first vow is poverty
7/88 pp.70-75
Catholic Schools – Milwaukee
Private schools vs. public schools
9/81 p.19
Caucutt, Allan
Say it with art
5/79 p.6
Caulfield, Bob
The lost accord
12/86 pp.131-135
Caulker, Ferne
See: Ko-Thi Dance Company
Caulker-Bronson, Ferne
Arts and letters
5/86 p.45
Cayo, Richard (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Caze, Todd
The UWM keystone cop capers
6/87 p.11
Cebar, Paul
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
Cedar Buff Development
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/71 p.71
Cedar Creek Settlement (Cedarburg)
Blacksmithing: Hammering out a future for a dying art
9/79 p.46
Cedarburg, Chris
Corset call: a look backward- and a step forward- for Friends Mime Theater
11/81 p.42
Cedarburg – Description & Travel
A taste for history
5/91 p.27+
Cedarburg – Description & Travel
Cedarburg: a touch of the past
6/79 p.35
Cedarburg – History
Cedarburg: a touch of the past
6/79 p.35
Celebrities- Milwaukee Public Library Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p. 93
Cemeteries, Animal
Saying farewell fido
2/81 p.7
Censorship - Milwaukee
Harmful elements: a history of censorship in Milwaukee
3/84 p.51
Censorship – Wisconsin
A Santa who swears and other literacy objections
8/88 pp.20-21
Censorship – Wisconsin
Protection or censorship?
8/81 p.17
Center for Constitutional Rights (New York organization)
Inside (some of) the FBI files
5/88 p.18
The Center for Wellness
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Central Grill
Cityside chameleon
12/92 p.80+
Central Intelligence Agency
The spy nobody believed
1/87 pp.82-88
Central Park
Insider review
8/90 p.17
Century Hall (restaurant)
The insider review
4/88 p.18
Century Hall (restaurant)
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.49
Century Hall (restaurant)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Cecsarini, David
Balancing act
2/95 p.81+
Chamber of Commerce Building
Truly grand…terribly tarnished: Milwaukee’s chamber of commerce building
9/79 p.52
Chamber Orchestras
See also:
Bach Chamber Choir and Orchestra
Sinfonia Concertante
Sullican Chamber Ensemble
Chancery Pub & Restaurant
The insider review
9/91 p.15
Chandek, Neal
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Chandler, Nancy
TV’s loss our gain
12/91 p.8
Chandler, Nancy
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Chang Chang Chinese Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.62
Change of Sex Surgery
See: Generative organs- surgery
Channel 10/36 Auction
Tour of homes (advertising section)
4/90 pp.55-99
Channel 10/36 Auction
Endgame (column)
5/82 p.96
Channel Auction
Think a …great TV auction
5/79 p.44
Channel 10 Auction Dream Home
Tour of homes (advertising section)
4/90 pp.55-99
Channel 12 This Week (television program)
The hired gun
5/88 p.83
Channel 26
Letters
9/89 pp.15-17
Chaplains
First aid for souls
2/89 p.15
Chapline, Robert
Scenario for success
5/79 p.38
Charboneau, Joe
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Charities
Endgame (column)
9/82 p.104
Charles, Gerard (choreographer)
Dressed for dance
5/85 p.125
Charles Allis Art Museum
Art (column)
8/81 p.14
Charles I. McIntosh residence
Seven for the hit list
10/79 p.61
Charne, Irvin (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Charne, Irvin (attorney)
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Chattel Changers Exchange
Tales of the hunt: the search for antiques
5/88 p.91
Checota, Joseph W.
The insider: talking heads
5/92 p.13
Checota, Joseph W.
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Checota, Joseph W.
Update
6/90 p.22
Checota, Joseph W.
More on First Stop
12/87 p.14
Checota, Joseph W.
Stock market medicine
7/87 pp.34-72
Cheese Industry – Wisconsin
Say cheese
1/88 p.15
Cheese (recipe)
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Chef Pat’s Catering
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
Chefs
See also: Cooks
Chefs
A feast of old Milwaukee
12/92 p.26+
Chefs
Future chefs of America
4/85 p.11
Chef’s Choice
By Willard Romantini
12/83 p.32
Chelsea
After hours
4/86 p.38
Chemical Packaging Corporation of America
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Chevier, Clifton
The accordion
3/93 p.64+
Chicago - Description & Travel
Chicago for Milwaukeeans
4/94 p.50+
Chicago, Judy (artist)
Womb with a view
11/85 p.146
Chicago Milwaukee Corporation
Pie in the sky
5/91 p.23+
Child Abuse
A black eye for Wisconsin (editorial)
5/90 p.114
Child Abuse
Seeds of trouble
8/89 pp.47-50+
Child Abuse
A decent start (editorial)
5/89 p.122
Child Care
See: Children- Care and Hygiene
Child Care Centers
See: Day Care Centers
Child in Need of Protective Services (CHIPS)
Seeds of trouble
8/89 pp.47-50+
Child Molesting
The victim
3/89 p.34+
Child Molesting
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Child Pornography
See: Pornography
Child Welfare
A voice for the children
2/89 p.17
Childbirth
The Milwaukee baby book
10/87 p.45
Childbirth
The wait for Jacob
8/85 p.60
Childbirth
Birthing at home
11/80 p.44
Children – Care and Hygiene
America’s nannyland
7/90 p.14
Children – Care and Hygiene
On the mommy track
8/89 pp.21-25
Children – Care and Hygiene
Terry comes home
12/86 pp.49-169
Children – Death
When I die
11/83 p.40
Children – Northern Ireland
The Ulster project: Irish catholic and Protestant youths cross an ocean to meet here in friendship
7/81 p.28 il
Children, Gifted
Whiz kids
5/83 p.16
Children, Gifted
Problems of gifted children
11/79 p.75
Children’s Edu-Care Boshi Enterprises, Inc.
In search of Mr. Rogers
1/85 p.47
Children’s Hospital
Growing to extremes (synthetic growth hormones)
3/94 p.42+
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Children’s Literature
Stories from home
12/89 pp.25-27
Children’s Literature
How do you print so small?
5/84 p.61
Children’s Parties
Surprising parties
2/87 p.16
China – Description and Travel
Journey to China
2/81 p.38
China Palace
Eating east
2/85 p.44
Chinese Seafood House
Time for a change
2/91 p.64+
Chippewa Indians
The great walleye war
9/89 pp.29-32
Chipstone (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
The un-museum (insider column)
3/90 p.13
Chocolate
Misc.
2/86 p.91
Chocolate Nook
Sweet sculptures
4/85 p.69
Chocolate Swan LTD
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Chong, Ping
The insider review
1/91 p.16
Choral Societies and Groups
See:
Bach Chamber Choir and Orchestra
Bel Canto Chorus
Lutheran A Cappella choir
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
Sinfonia Concertante
Sullivan Chamber Ensemble
Choreographers
See:
Comelin, Jean Paul
Reilly, William
Chortek, Doris Hersh
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Choucroute Garnie
A winter feast
1/86 p.89
Chouinard, Quentin
The victim
3/89 p.34+
Chris Eliot’s Diner
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Chris Spheeris (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Christensen, Thor
Pressroom confidential
2/91 p.16
Christmas
See also: Holidays
Christmas
Merry kitschmas (Christmas decorations in Milwaukee area, Christina Patoski book)
12/94 p.16+
Christmas
Christmas memories
12/94 p.20+
Christmas
Christmas in Milwaukee
12/82 p.25
Christmas
Nightbeat (column)
12/82 p.21
Christmas
Wigilia: a Polish Christmas tradition
12/79 p.73
Christmas Recipes
What memories are made of
12/83 p.38
Christmas Tree Growers
A Christmas tree paradise
12/89 p.40
Christmas Tree Story House Museum
Slouching toward the spinning top museum
5/89 pp.104-107
Christmas Trees
A Christmas tree paradise
12/89 p.40
Christmas Trees
Pick a pine, any pine
12/88 p.22
Chrysalis of Wisconsin
Sure things
3/85 p.84
Chrysler Corporation
Iacocca’s losing war with Washington
5/82 p.54 il
Chuck’s Supper Club
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.44
Church of the Creator
Ask the insider (column)
2/90 p.14
Churches – Milwaukee
The strangers among us
12/84 p.90-100
Cihaski, Lisa
Madly in love
2/90 pp.46-52
Cinema Histories – Cinema Practices II (conference)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.10
Circus
Circus in miniature
6/85 p.84
Circus
Under the big top
5/85 p.96
Circus Parade (Milwaukee)
The great July weekend (special advertising section)
7/89 unpaged
Circus Parade
List of participants – 1987
7/87 pp.57-66
Circus Parade (Milwaukee)
The great July weekend
7/86 p.57
Circus Parade (Milwaukee)
Back on the track
6/85 p.14
Circus Parade (Milwaukee)
Bringing on the clowns
7/85 p.59
Circus Parade (Milwaukee)
The constipated lion
7/85 p.81
Circus Parade
Center supplement
7/85
Circus Parade (Milwaukee)
Send in the clowns
12/84 p.17
Circus Parade (Milwaukee)
The once and future circus parade
7/83 p.35 il.
Circus World Museum
The constipated lion
7/85 p.81
City of Festivals Parade
Insider review (column)
8/89 p.19
City Planning
Milwaukee in the year 2020
5/87 pp.40-110
City Slicker (magazine)
Press room confidential
3/86 p.16
Civil Rights
Nicolet vice (editorial)
1/90 p.98
Claney Carroll (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Clark, Susan
Stages
3/93 p.27
Clark, Susan
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
A Class Act (escort service)
The Milwaukee madam
5/90 pp.44-49
Classical Cuisine (column)
Issues from Feb-June 1979
Claus on Juneau
Best of
10/85 p.63
Clavis Theatre
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.62
Clavis Theatre
Secret stages
1/87 pp.90-92
Clavis Theatre
Justice for all
11/85 p.167
Clavis Theatre
Metroscene (column)
11/83
Clay, Jed
A soldier’s story
6/90 pp.64-68
Cleaning Services
Maid to order
4/85 p.12
Clemente, Francesco (artist)
The insider review
3/88 p.29
Clergy
See also:
Catholic Church- Clergy
Protestant church- Clergy
Rabbis
Goldsmith, Dr. Charles
Clergy – Ethics
The holy scandal
9/89 pp.54-60
Clevert, Charles N.
Education. Labor, law.
5/86 p.52
Climatic Changes
The contrarian
5/90 pp.50-54+
Clinics
See: Health Facilities
Clippers (San Diego)
Trading places
12/84 p.164
Clock Steak House
Time for a change
1/92 p.64+
Clothing and Dress
See also: Models (persons)
Clothing and Dress
Fashion wrecks: all that glitters…isn’t safe. Beauty hath a price!
4/93 p.12
Clothing and Dress
The look
11/89 pp.95-105
Clothing and Dress
The style quarterly: perfectly suitable
9/88 pp.70-75
Clothing and Dress
The quiet man
1/87 pp.23-28
Clothing and Dress
Shades of Summer
5/85 p.101
Clothing and Dress
Clothes that work
4/84 p.62
Clothing and Dress
The best and the brightest
4/83 p.22 il
Clothing and Dress
Fall freedom
9/82 p.66
Clothing and Dress
Fall ’81: Milwaukee styles for day and night, town and country
9/81 p.25 col. il.
Clothing and Dress
Dramatic choices: the new look shouts energy, romance, adventure and color
4/81 p.37 chiefly col. il.
Clothing and Dress
Anchors aweigh: 1981 cruisewear fashions
2/81 p.34 chiefly il.
Clothing and Dress
Fall ’80: the new classics
9/80 p.46 col. il.
Clothing and Dress
Fashion! : a spring and summer sampler for the woman of 1980
4/80 p.40 col. ill.
Clothing and Dress
Backstage with Bischoff: top designers confide their thoughts in spring fashions
4/80 p.47 il.
Clothing and Dress
The lure of fur: lynx to mink
10/79 p.31 col. il.
Clothing and Dress
Fall fashion preview ’79: impressions from press week in New York City by Rosemary Bischoff
9/79 p.32 il.
Clothing and Dress
Fashion around town: a comprehensive guide to what Milwaukee buyers are stocking for fall
9/79 p.39 col. il.
Clothing and Dress
After a fashion
5/79 p.41
Clothing and Dress – Businessmen
Milwaukee business to business show (special advertising section)
6/90 pp.37-48
Clothing and Dress – Businesswomen
Milwaukee business to business show (special advertising section)
6/90 pp.37-48
Clothing and Dress – Celebrities
Promotional considerations: who’s first in line to outfit the stars?
5/90 p.21
Clothing and Dress – Children’s
A time known as childhood
12/88 pp.67-69
Clothing – Children’s
Kiddie originals
9/85 p.101
Clothing and Dress – Children’s
Kid stuff
7/84 p.82
Clothing and Dress – Men’s
Fall ’81: Milwaukee styles for day and night, town and country
9/81 p.25 col. il.
Clothing and Dress – Men’s
Fall ’80: the new classics
9/80 p.46 col. il.
Clothing and Dress – Men’s
Men’s fashion: the word from Dallas
4/80 p.52 il.
Clothing and Dress – Men’s
Focus on men’s fashion
7/79 p.39 col. il.
Clothing Industry
The quiet man
1/87 pp.23-28
Clown Hall of Fame & Research Center, Inc.
Slouching toward the spinning top museum
5/89 pp.104-107
Clowns
Strings
2/80 p.8
Club Cha Cha
The Mexican quest
1/93 p.75+
Club Marilyn
After hours
4/86 p.45
Club Wasabe
Fit to be Thai’d
3/91 p.48+
Clubs
See also:
Nightclubs
Sports Clubs
Country Clubs
Clubs
Ladies (not) of the club
7/87 p.12
Clubs – Milwaukee
Private business
9/87 p.19
Coast Guard
See: United States – Coast Guard
Coats
The look
11/89 pp.95-105
The Cobblestone Inn
Westward ho!
11/92 p.64+
Cocaine
The high cost of injustice
11/89 p.142
Cocaine
Cocaine connection
9/82 p.47
Coffee (beverage)
Fertile grounds (Geude to Milwaukee coffee shops)
6/93 p.68+
Coffee (beverage)
Black gold
1/91 p.14
Coffee Cups, Mugs
Good to the last drop
11/86 p. 16-18
Coffee Trader
Black Gold
1/91 p.14
Coffee Trader (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.64
Coffey, Bill
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Coffey, Dennis (attorney)
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Coffey, Dennis (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Coffey, Dennis (attorney)
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Coffey, John
A federal judge’s fear of strange mail
7/95 p.16
Coffey, John
Disorder in the court
3/87 pp.54-59
Coffey, William (criminal attorney)
The defender
2/84 p.36
Cofrin, Douglass G.
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Cofrin, Douglass
The bizarre world of Douglass Cofrin
5/82 p.26
Cofrin, Douglass (G.W. Walker)
-30-
10/81 p.8
Cofrin, Douglass
WFMR rises to greater heights
6/81 p.62 col. por.
Cofrin, Douglass
WFMR: a classic quarter century
5/81 p.28 col. il
Cofrin, Douglass
Journey to China
2/81 p.38 col. il.
Cofrin, Douglass
Douglass Cofrin in the south pacific
5/79 p.46 col. por. il.
Cofrin Memorial Arboretum
An amazing arboretum
11/79 p.32 col. il. map
Coggs, G. Spencer
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.71
Cognac
The amber ambrosia
10/85 p.53
Cohen, Adrian (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Cohen, Adrian
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.51
Cohen, Jim (Journal Sports Editor)
The untold story
11/84 p.18
Coker, Flora
Fine arts guide-theater
9/89 pp.70-71
Colburn, Steve
A musical democracy
11/87 p.51
Colburn, Stephen (musician)
Fine arts (column)
5/83
Cole, Dallas
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Coleman, Page (artist)
The arts of brewing painting and patronage
4/79 p.39 por. il.
Colla’s Fish Market
Fin facts
10/84 p.90
Collander, Henry (pseudonym)
See: Ohlschmidt, Jim
Collectors & Collecting
See also:
Barnet, David;
Bucholz, Fritz;
Hemphill, Herbert W. Jr.
Killian, Ron;
Ryan, Linda;
Rzezotarkski, George;
Skeros, Jeff;
Stevens, Brooks;
Voltz Brelle, Karen;
Zabler, Howard
Collectors & Collecting
Saving Aunt Jemima: African-Americans’ newest hobby: collecting racist memorabilia
5/92 p.16+
Collectors & Collecting
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32 il.
College Education
Class action
8/89 pp.63-70
College Education
The sorcerers and the 7and ½ hour week
10/85 p.104
College for Kids (University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee)
Quest for knowledge
7/89 p.12
College Teachers
The sorcerers and the 7 and ½ hour week
10/85 p.104
Colleges and Universities
See also: Catholic colleges and Universities
Colleges and Universities
Paper chase
12/86 p.174
Collins, Dean
Fast forward
7/86 p.77
Collier, Cynthia (WISN-TV)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.38
Colour Radio (Milwaukee band)
Pressroom confidential
6/84 p.17
Columbia Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Comedians
Leave ‘em laughing
3/85 p.17
Comedy
Seriously folks
10/85 p.137
Comedy – Milwaukee
Life on the laugh track
5/86 p.15
Comedy Corner
Life on the laugh track
5/86 p.15
Comedy Corner
After hours
4/86 p.38
Comedy Corner
Seriously folks
10/85 p.137
Comedysportz
The sporting laugh
4/87 p.39
Comelin, Jean Paul
Florestan: the man behind the mask
5/80 p.42 por. col. il.
Comer, Brendan (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Comer, Gary
The quiet man
1/87 pp.23-28
Comic Books – Wisconsin
Comic relief
11/87 p.85
Commando Academy
See: Commandoes, Inc.
Commandos, Inc.
Commandos
11/80 p.52 il.
Commission Row
The battle of Commission Row
5/89 pp.48-56
Commission Row
Blood, sweat & money
8/86 pp.96-105
Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador
Inside (some of) the FBI files
5/88 p.18
Communication
Getting across
11/86 pp.29-32
Communication in Management
Getting across
11/86 pp.29-32
Community Coordinated Child Care of Milwaukee
In search of Mr. Rogers
1/85 p.47
Community Development
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhood
11/81 p.30 il.
Community Organization
Commandos
11/80 p.52 il.
Community Organization
The unbar
4/80 p.8
Community Organization
What’s happening in our neighborhoods?
3/80 p.32 il.
Commuters
Commuting
1/80 p.38 il.
Composers Index
Feb 79- June 80, Jan-Apr 81, June 81, Aug-Sept 81
Computer Bulletin Boards
Executive network
6/87 pp.19-21
Computer Networks
Executive network
6/87 pp.19-21
Computers – Business Use
Executive network
6/87 pp.19-21
Computers – Cartographic Use
See: Geographic Information Systems
Computers – Security Measures
Confessions of a computer raider by Neal Patrick
1/84 p.40
Comstaar 2 (computer system)
Death of a salesman
2/87 pp.30-39
Concertgoer’s Companion (column)
Feb – June 79, Sept. 79, Nov-Dec 79, and from Jan. 80- Dec. 80
See also:
Orgill, Roxane;
Infusion, Divinia;
Murphy, Bruce
Concordia College
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Condella, Vince
The insider: rating the Doppler gang
5/91 p.13+
Condominiums
The insider (the Broadway, the Cudahy, the Blatz, and Yankee Hill)
6/88 pp.13-14
Condominiums
Lofty ambitions
2/84 p.49
Condominiums (housing)
Condomania
4/81 p.30 il.
Condoms
See: Contraceptives
Conductors (Music)
See also:
Hawkins, Margaret
Macal, Zdenek
Polivnick, Paul
Schermerhorn, Kenneth
Werth, Tony
Conductors (music)
Mr. intensity
12/89 pp.55-62
Congress for a Working America
The insider: working for a living
10/88 pp.15-19
Congressmen – Salaries, Allowances, etc.
Squeaking by on $89,500
2/89 pp.29-30
Conley, Leigh Ann
See also: Harris, Leigh Ann
Conley, Leigh Ann
The gold digger
7/90 pp.32-37
Connaty Mickey
In their own world
6/90 pp.56-62
Connelly, Mark
The bear (1982 fiction contest winner)
12/82, pp.43-45
Conservation of Resources
See also:
Energy Conservation
Environmental Movement
Consumer Protection
Consumer cops
7/95 p.13+
Conta, Dennis
Strange bedfellow
3/87 pp.25-29
Conta, Dennis
Conta agonists
2/87 pp.25-28
Conta, Dennis
The on-deck circle
5/85 p.62
Conta, Dennis
Maier vs. Conta
3/80 p.38 por.
Conta, Marcia Maher
Taking Milwaukee sitting down
7/86 p.43
Conta, Marcia
A wary Mr. Wimbly (1985 fiction contest winner)
12/85 pp.130-150
Contemporary Arts Center
Birth of a stage
5/86 p.113
Continuing Education
See: Adult Education
Contraceptives
A condom nation
4/87 pp.21-23
Contracts, Government
Locking up the competition
11/88 pp.29-32
Contracts, Government
Our fair state
8/88 pp.27-31
Conversation
The queen of chitchat
3/86 p.15
Converters (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Conyers, Nathan
Pressroom confidential
1/92 p.13
Cook, Dan
Trial by Fire
8/87 p.21
Cook, Don
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Cook, Robert E.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Cook, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Cook, Sharon
The insider
11/87 p.17
Cook, Sharon
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Cookbooks
The lone ranger
3/87 p.17
Cookery
See: Cooking
Cooking
The lone ranger
3/87 p.17
Cooking by Single People
The lone ranger
3/87 p.17
Cooking, Canadian
Set forth the feast
12/80 p.46 col. il.
Cooking, Chinese
The insider index: the secret ingredient
5/88 p.16
Cooking, English
Set forth the feast
12/80 p.46 col. il.
Cooking, French
Set forth the feast
12/80 p.46 col. il.
Cooking, Indic
Brave new flavors
3/87 pp.113-116
Cooking, Serbian
Set forth the feast
12/80 p.46 col. il.
Cooking, Wild
Game for a feast
11/85 p.163
Cooks
See also:
Dreazy, Michael
Gorski, Lois
Henze, Uwe
Jeng, Ching Ming
Knowles, Wayne
Maric, Branka
Radicevic, Branko
Cooks
The lady is a chef
12/89 pp.109-110
Coppola, Francis Ford (filmmaker)
Beyond all boundaries: the twisted cinematic genius of Francis Ford Coppola
4/84 p.16
Corbett, Stewart
Whence WFMR?
12/86 pp.11-18
Corn
Corn goodness
8/85 p.119
Corned Beef
A few beef tips
4/86 p.121
Corporate Flight
See: Corporations
Corporate Report Wisconsin
Pressroom confidential
10/85 p.17
Corporations – Directors
Who’s liable?
7/87 pp.19-21
Corporations – Taxation
Up for grabs
12/87 p.33
Corporations – Wisconsin – Taxation
Putting the brakes on corporate flight: how Wisconsin avoids the specter of runway shops
10/80 p.38 il.
Corriveau, Michael
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Couch Flambeau (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Counsell, Paul
Creative minds
10/85 p.110
Country Castle (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Country Clubs
Ladies (not) of the club
7/87 p.12
Country Life
Real country
11/85 p.155
Country Music
Corn pone connection
7/83 p.9
Courts
A jury of peers
9/95 p.54+
Courts
The high cost if injustice
11/89 p.142
Courts
12 men good and loud (insider column)
11/89 p.13
Courts
Disorder in the court
3/87 pp.54-59
Courts – Milwaukee County
Convictions
3/90 pp.99-104
Cowboys
Horse sense (insider column)
2/90 p.13
Cowling, Donna
Building the body beautiful
1/81 p.28 col. por.
Cows
Building a better Bessie
5/87 p.11
Cracknel, George
King of nothing
10/87 p.58
Cracovia (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.64
Craftmaking
The hands on home
5/1988 p.96
Craisins
The bitter fruits of success (insider column)
4/90 p.13
Cramer-Krassett Company (public relations firm)
The hired gun
5/88 p.76
Cramer-Krasselt Company
The extra mile
3/86 p.107
Cranberries
Where cranberries come from
11/91 p.38+
Cranberries
The bitter fruits of success (insider column)
4/90 p.13
Cranberries
Good old red gold
10/85 p.133
Crandell, Del
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.99
Crawford, Tom
Democratic dilemma
9/86 p.18
Crawford, Tom
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.71
Crazy King Konzal
See: Konzal, Dennis
Crazy TV Lenny
See: Mattioli, Leonard
Cream City Business Association
Endgame (column)
1/82 p.80 pors.
Cream City Carriages
The exotic ride
10/85 p.16
Cream City Yellow Pages
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/82 p.10
Creativity
Growing new ideas
7/89 pp.17-19
Creativity
Creative minds
10/85 p.110
Credit Cards – Fees
Ask the insider
7/90 p.14
Crime and Criminals
See also:
Arson
Assault
Embezzlement
Mafia
Murder
Rape
Vigilance Committees
Wife Beating
Crime and Criminals
Gun crazy
9/94 p.20
Crime and Criminals
Victims of violence (domestic abuse)
5/94 p.14+
Crime and Criminals
How safe is your neighborhood?
4/90 pp.46-53
Crime and Criminals
The open window (personal narrative)
7/89 pp.60-67
Crime and Criminals
A jailhouse primer: how the other half lives
6/87 pp.30-36
Crime and Criminals
This is what happened
3/87 pp.60-66
Crime and Criminals
Honor thy father
2/87 pp.46-52
Crime and Criminals
Law and order
11/86 pp.86-89
Crimes and Criminals – Milwaukee
Murder! Treachery! Larceny! Deceit! [Milwaukee’s crime history]
4/89 pp.100-102
Crime – Wisconsin – Law and Legislature
Detective DNA (identification of sex assault offenders)
5/93 p.24
Crime prevention – Citizen Participation
How safe is your neighborhood?
4/90 pp.46-53
Criminal Justice, Administration of
A jailhouse primer: how the other half lives
6/87 pp.30-36
Criminal Justice, Administration of
The UWM keystone cop capers
6/87 p.11
Criminal Justice, Administration of
Disorder in the court
3/87 pp.54-59
Criminal Justice, Administration of
Law and order
11/86 pp.86-89
Criminal Justice, Administration of
Breaking ranks
10/86 pp.82-89
Criminal Psychology
David’s story
8/86 pp.90-95
Crisis Lines
See: Telephone in Counseling
Crivello, Frank T.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Crivello, Frank (judge)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.38
Croak, Francis
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Croak, Francis (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Croak, Fran
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Crocker, Randall (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Croquet Club – Milwaukee
The silver spoon gang
7/82 p.32 por.
Cross-country skiing
Top cross-country trails
11/85 p.54
Crow, Trammell (real estate developer)
The hidden empire
10/88 pp.32-47
Crowbridge, Jude
Seven women
9/85 p.76
Crowly, Mort (WOKY radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Cruising
The problem of place (editorial)
7/90 p.90
Cry in the Wild, Story
See: Joosse, Barbara
Crystal River Bed and Breakfast
A little bit of Finland
11/89 p.59
Cubids, Daisy
The agitators
12/93 p.26 +
Cudahy
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.35
Cudahy, Michael J., President, Marquette
Electronics, Inc.
9/84 p.56
Cudahy News and Hobby
Best
10/85 p.71
Cuevas, Hiram
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Cigino’s (restaurant)
Perestroika on a plate
2/92 p.60+
Cullen, Timothy
One hand clapping
2/87 p.110
Cullen, Timothy
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.69
Cults
The false prophet
3/90 pp.90-97
Cummings, Terry
The power to be
11/85 p.110
Cummings, Terry
Trading places
12/84 p.164
Cupertino, Daniel Jr.
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Curators
See: Museum Directors
Curling
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Currier & Ives
Currier & Ives lithographs at the Milwaukee Art Center
4/79 p.36 il.
Currow, James C.
Pressroom confidential
5/93 p.13
Currow, James C.
Pressroom confidential
2/93 p.13
Curtin, Jeremiah (scholar)
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Curtis, Sharon and Thomas
From Laura London with love
7/80 p.44 por. Il.
Curtis, Tom
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Curtis, Tom
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/83 p.18
Custard
American pie
7/85 p.116
Custard Stands
Cream city: a tour of Milwaukee’s finest custard palaces
8/79 p.34 col. Il.
Cutler, Richard
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Cuzner, Ron
Pick of the month
3/91 p.17
Cuzner, Ron
Missed cue of the month
11/85 p.18
Cuzner, Ron
Hot shots (column)
10/80 p.8 por.
Cycling – Wisconsin
A two-wheeled romance with Wisconsin: the annual Sentinel bike rides inspire a celebration of people and scenery
5/81 p.36 il.
Cyclorama
See: Mural Painting and Decoration
Czaja, Anthony (Tony)
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Czarnezki, Joseph
The gang of four
2/92 p.32+
Czarnezki, Joseph
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
D Back to Top
D.B. Cooper (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
DCI Marketing
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
DNA
Detective DNA (identification of sec assault offenders)
5/93 p.24+
DNA Testing
See: Seagull Crow Incorporated
Da Bodeans
See also: Bodeans
Da BoDeans (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Da Bo Deans (band)
Da dream dies hard
8/85 p.31
Dagon, Russell
New faces 1991
9/91 p.42+
Dahmer, Jeffrey L.
Scenes from a court house
4/92 p.34+
Dahmer, Jeffrey L.
The insider: booked for murder
12/91 p.13
Dahmer, Jeffrey L.
Under fire
11/91 p.28+
Dahmer, Jeffrey L.
Pressroom confidential
10/91 p.15
Dahmer, Jeffrey L.
Anatomy of a city
9/91 p.21+
Daily, Frank J.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Daily, Frank (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Dairyland – Wisconsin
Eating leftovers
4/88 p.26
Dairyland – Wisconsin
Say cheese
1/88 p.15
Dairyland Greyhound Park (Kenosha, WI)
Insider review
8/90 p.17
Dairyland Greyhound Park (Kenosha, WI)
Blood on the tracks
5/90 p.18
Dale, Michael
Off their pedestal
10/85 p.15
Daley, Dave
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Dall’osto, Ray (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Dall’osto Ray
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Dalton, Harry
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Dalton, Harry
Hard times from Harry Dalton
9/84 p.58
Dalton, Harry
Dalton: inside the Milwaukee Brewers general manager is a tough negotiator and a lover of the game
4/81 p.34 pors.
D’Amato, Sandy and Angie
The riskiest business
5/90 pp.81-87
Dance
See also: Milwaukee Ballet Company
Dance (column)
See also: Hullin, Felicite
Dance
Dance city
6/94 p.88
Dance
A fine arts guide – dance
9/89 pp.82-83
Dance
A dance of one’s own
12/88 pp.31-35
Dance
New fangled barn dance
4/87 p.14
Dance
A chance for dance
3/86 p.141
Dance
Bella who?
1/85 p.91
Dance – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
I won’t dance, don’t ask me
6/79 p.17 il.
Dance – Milwaukee
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.53
Dance – Milwaukee
If angels dance: Twyla Tharp and her enigmatic energetic brand of movement
3/84
Dance – Milwaukee
The fine arts (column)
2/82 p.57 por.
Dance Teachers
See also: Reilly, William
Dancers, Exotic
Profile (column)
9/82 p.15 por.
Dancers, Exotic
Vanilla extract
3/82 p.80 il.
Daniel Richards House
Seven for the hit list
10/79 p.61 il.
Daniels, John W. Jr.
The power brothers
2/93 p.22+
Daniels, John W.
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Daniels, Tyrone
Commandoes
11/80 p.52 por. il.
Daniels-Carter, Valerie
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Dark Façade (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
The Dark Side (radio program)
See: Notes from 52nd street (column)
Darling, Alberta
The insider: strange bedfellows
5/93 p.11
Darling, Alberta
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Darling, John E.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Darmek, Dennis
The house with good arts: children make art fun in new videotape
6/81 p.22
Daryl Stuermer (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Dating (social customs) by videotape recordings
See: Videotape Recordings – social use
Dating (social customs) – Computerized
Can’t buy me love
5/86 p.17
Davczak, Terrence (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
David Barnett Gallery
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.43
David J. Frank Landscape Contracting Inc. (landscape design)
A growing obsession
5/88 p.95
Davis, Dick
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Davis, Howard (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Davis, Howard (attorney)
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Davis, J.M. (Mac)
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.68
Davis, Mac
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
Davis, Montgomery
The transformers
1/90 pp.41-42
Davison, Jimmie G.
What ails Alan?
2/86 p.12
Dawson, John R.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Dawson, Robert (duelist)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/92 p.9 il.
Day Care
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Day Care – Wisconsin
Whose business is child care?
10/87 p.27
Day Care Centers
Bessie Gray: a leader in infant care
5/90 p. 91 il.
Day Care Centers
Fragmented, inadequate and wasteful: a look at day care in Milwaukee
5/79 p.10
Dazzle’s (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Deafness
No limits yet
1/86 p.66
De Amicis, Lyn A. (Dr.)
Sex therapy
13/81 p. 32
Dean, Dorothy
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
De Angelis, Tony
The fuller brush broker
4/87 p.13
De Kramo, “Professor” TM
See: Kramoris, Daniel
Dean Jensen Gallery
The insider’s review
12/87
Death – Psychology
A death of one’s own
9/86 pp.61-63
Death and Dying – Children
When I die
11/83 p.40
Death Masks
Shocking true tale: I found Dillinger’s eyebrows (insider column)
8/90 p.15
Debraska, Bradley
Under fire
11/91 p.28+
Deckard, Dick
Ask the insider
11/91 p.15
Decker, David
Pressroom confidential
3/93 p.11
Decker, John R.
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Decker, Nancy
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 por.
Decker, Nancy
A Cinderella story
4/81 p.10
Dedeurwaerder, Jose (auto executive)
Alliance for profits
11/82 p.58 por.
Deep Tunnel Project
The insider: the incredible sinking mole
7/88 p.13
Deer Hunting
Pressroom confidential
1/90 p.15
DeFelice, Thomas
the big cool
2/94 p.12
Degner, Gerhard (metal craftsman)
The iron unicorn
12/84 p.169
Degner, Gerhard (metal craftsman)
The last masters
9/82 p.58 por.
Degner Metal Crafts
The iron unicorn
12/84 p.169
Delafield
Land of lang
8/95 p.13+
Delaven (Wis.) Police Department
Police academy part VI
7/88 pp.32-37
Della, Femina, Travisano & Partners (advertising agency)
Down the drain
7/87 p.17
De Marine’s Pizza Place
Slice of life
11/85 p.74
DeMatteis, Frederick
Whence WFMR
12/86 pp.11-18
Demet, Deirdre
Healthy living in Wisconsin
10/89 pp.66-75
DeMiles, Frank
The insider review
11/91 p.17
Democratic Party of Wis.
The party’s over
9/94 p.34+
Democratic Party
One hand clapping
2/87 p.110
De Nicola, Joy
A cream city Christmas
12/89 p.39
Denny’s (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.65
Dentice Brothers
Best of
10/85 p.68
Dentices Meat Market
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Dentist
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Department of Development – Wisconsin
Bruno Mauer: Wisconsin’s top customer service representative for business
8/87 p.6
Department of Development – Wisconsin
Success stories: three businesses count dividends from Wisconsin’s development programs
8/87 p.16
Depaul Rehabilitation Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Dependency (Psychology)
Drunk with love
4/87 pp.84-91
Derus, Michele
Pressroom confidential
4/85 p.17
Desegregation
See: Segregation
Deshaney, Joshua
A decent start (editorial)
5/89 p.122
Design Center
The hazards of style
10/87 p.20
Design Firms
See also: Interior decorators
Designers
See also: Interior Decorators
The Desoto House
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Detectives – Milwaukee
Trouble is their business
3/83 pp.25-30+
Deutsch, Margery
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.51
Development, Wisconsin Department of
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
DeVille, Mick (exotic dancer)
Profile (column)
9/82 p.15 por.
Devil’s Head
Going downhill
11/85 p.52
DeVita, James
Three for the show
10/93 p.14+
Devore, Kim
Ask the insider
3/85 p.20
DeVrise, Coleen
Lucky
5/94 p.30+
Dew, Diane
Pressroom confidential (column)
9/89 p.23
Diagnosis
Mega medicine, mega bucks
4/84 p.40
Diaries
Private frontiers
6/87 pp.48-55
Diaz, Ricardo
The pied piper of south Ninth Street
5/86 p.54
Dickinson, Dick
Tarred and feathered
7/91 p.14
Dickenson, Lloyd
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Die Kreuzen (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Diedrich, James G.
1/85 p.37
Diet Centers - Milwaukee
The insider index: the new you
1/88 p.10
Dietrich, Axel
In the grand tradition
3/95 p.104+
Dietz, Susan
Community service
5/86 p.58
Dillinger (motion picture)
Shocking true tales: I found Dillinger’s eyebrows (insider column)
8/90 p.15
Dillon, John
Cast of colors
6/86 p.95
Di Motto, Jean (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Dimotto, Jean
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Dimotto, John
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Di Motto, John J. Jr.
Law and order
11/86 pp.86-89
Diners (restaurants)
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Ding-A-Ling Discount Telephones
Get the message
6/85 p.69
Dining Guide – 1990
1990 dining guide
5/90 pp.81-87
Dining Guide – 1988
5/88 p.36
Dinner Theater
Ghosts of Broadway past
11/89 pp37-39
Dinning, Ginger
Voices from the past
10/87 p.15
Dinning, Jean
Voices from the past
10/87 p.15
Dining, Lou
Voices from the past
10/87 p.15
Dioxin
Toxic avenger
9/92 p.13
Disc Jockeys
See also: Cuzner, Ron
Discount Houses (retail trade)
I can get it for you wholesale: an introduction to outlet buying
4/80 p.55 il.
Discrimination in Education
Forced choices (Milwaukee Public Schools)
1/82 p.56 pors.
Discrimination in Employment
See also:
Blacks – Employment
Women – Employment
Ex-nuns, priests, etc. – Employment
Discrimination in Employment
Victims of a private war
6/82 p.25 il.
Discrimination in Housing
Physician, heal thyself
10/89 p.114
Disney Store
Insider review
6/90 p.24
Displaced Homemakers
Displaced homemakers: an unfinished movement
12/80 p.55
Displaced Homemakers
Suddenly single: pictures of displaced homemakers
12/80 p.52 il.
Di Suvero, Mark (sculpture)
Fine arts (column)
10/83 p.66
Di Suvero, Mark (sculpture)
Unavoidable art
3/88 p.31
Ditson, Allen (sculpture)
Unavoidable art
3/88 p.32
Di Ulio, Albert
MU prez: I’ll close the avenue yet
8/95 p.14
Di Ulio, Father Albert J.
Father knows best
7/94 p.26+
Di Ulio, Albert J.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Divine Savior Holy Angels High School
Seeing Lulu
8/91 p.15
Divorce
Till divorce do us part
11/95 p.24+
Divorce – Catholic Church
Divorce, Catholic style
2/82 p.26 il.
Divorcees
See also: Displaced Homemakers
Doctor, Laura
Farewell my lovelies
11/81 p.18 col. por.
Dr. Who
Dr. Who of course
4/86 p.137
Doctors
See: Physicians
Dodgeville, Wisconsin
The quiet man
1/87 pp.23-28
Dog-style Dandies (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Dog Racing
Insider review
8/90 p.17
Dog Racing – Wisconsin
Blood on the tracks
5/90 p.18
Dog Racing – Wisconsin
Risky business
10/89 pp.40-52
Doherty, Dennis
1/85 p.30
Dogs
Teaching fido to fly
7/87 p.15
Dogs
Deputy dog
9/84 p.37
Doherty, Austin (sister)
The transformers
1/90 p.39
Dombeck, Gary and Barb
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 por. il.
Domer, William
The gold digger
7/90 pp.32-37
Domestic Violence
See: Family Violence
Dominium Group, Inc.
The more the merrier
1/87 p.16
Domnitz, Merrick R.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Donahue, John E.
Community service
5/86 p.58
Donegan, Thomas
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
Donegan, Tom
The transformers
1/90 p.38
Donegan, Tom
The hop church and the other reflections of Milwaukee in 1967
9/88 pp.32-39
Donegan, Tom
The activists
3/85 p.59
Donegan, Tom
1/85 p.36
Donohoo, Robert
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Door County
Artful exploring
9/93 p.18+
Door County
Door ajar
2/86 p.23
Door County – Hotels, Motels, etc.
Travel (column)
9/80 p.29 il.
Dorf, Michael
I’ll take Milwaukee Public Library
11/89 p.15
Dos Bandido’s
After hours
4/86 p.44
Doucette, Rob
Community service
5/86 p.58
Dougherty, Lee (soprano)
A musical tradition lives on
1/80 p.72 por.
Douglas, Christine (artist)
The arts of brewing, painting and patronage
4/79 p.39 por. il.
Downer Avenue
The education of Danny Katz
5/87 pp.70-75
Downer College
T.S. Eliot’s secret love
11/89 pp.80-85
Downtown, Revitalization of
The more the merrier
1/87 p.16
Doyne, John
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
Drag Racing
The kamikaze businessman
8/88 pp.96-100
Dragisic, Susan (executive director UPAF)
Grand opening
4/88 p.21
Drama
See also: Theater
Drama – Technique
Of national acclaim
3/87 p.19
Dreazy, Michael
Set forth the feast
12/80 p.46 col. por.
Drew, John
The tangled web, part II
11/86 pp.13-14
Drew, John
House of cards
1/86 p.56
Drew, Parker
Baby I’m the next best thing
6/95 p.132+
Drew, William Ryan
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
Drew, William
The transformers
1/90 pp.39-40
Dreyfus, Lee Sherman
The Dreyfus phenomenon
5/80 p.29 pors.
Dreyfus, Lee (governor)
The hired gun
5/88 p.80
Drinka, Judy
Our offices, ourselves
7/91 p.32+
Drinka, Judy
1/85 p.30
Drinks
See: Alcoholic Beverages
Drought, Thomas (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Drug Arrests
See: Drugs and Crime
Drugs
And justice for all?
8/85 p.13
Drugs
Lessons Learned
8/85 p.27
Drugs
Prince of the city
7/85 p.41
Drugs and Crime
How safe is your neighborhood?
4/90 pp.46-53
Drugs and Crime
The UWM Keystone cop capers
6/87 p.11
Drugs – Pregnancy
Death watch (baby D’Ante death)
7/93 p.22+
Drugs and Youth
The traveling medicine show
8/80 p.34 il.
Drugs in sports
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Drink driving
See: Alcohol and Automobile Drivers
Ducts
Home sick home
12/88 p.16
Dudek, Duane (Milwaukee Sentinel columnist)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.38
Duffy, Brian (political cartoonist)
See issues beginning with 4/82
Duffy, Shatzi
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Duke House
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Dulberger, Alan
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Dulberger, Alan
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.99
Dulka, Sonia M.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.49
Dumphy, Patrick O.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Dunbar, Col. Richard
The colonel’s cure
10/93 p.56+
Duncan, John (Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce)
Chamber of what?
9/88 pp.25-30
Duncan, John
Paul plunders, Henry blunders
7/85 p.13
Duncan, Margaret
The insider: hang her from your rear view mirror
11/88 p.19
Duncavage, James, A. Dr.
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Dungeons and Dragons
See: Games
Dunham, Michael
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Dunlap, Al
Commandos
11/80 p.52 por. il.
Dunleavy, Gareth and Janet
Profile (column)
6/82 p.17 por.
Dunlevy, Terence
Dog fight
2/94 p.28+
Dunn, Kathleen
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
Dunn, Kathleen
The hip church and other reflections of Milwaukee in 1968
9/88 pp.32-39
Dunn, Kathleen (WTMJ Radio)
One if the hungriest number
5/88 p.40
Dunn, Kathleen
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.44
Dunphy, Patrick (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Dunphy, Patrick
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Dunphy, Patrick
Making a legal break
9/85 p.13
Duren, Ryne
Lessons learned
8/85 p.27
Dust Devil (horse)
Death on a horse
6/85 p.32
Dvorat, Robert
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Dworkas, Jack
Ask the insider
3/85 p.20
Dye, Bob
Pressroom confidential
3/93 p.11
Dykstra, Thomas
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Dynerman, Helen (director)
The insider review
5/88 p.20
E Back to Top
EAA
See: experimental Aircraft Association
E*I*E*I*O (musical group)
Hybrid music
7/85 p.109
E*I*E*I*O (musical group)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
ESHAC
Hearts and minds
4/92 p.74+
EST
See: Erhard Seminars Training
Eagan, Jeff
What’s happening in our neighborhoods?
3/80 p.32 por.
Earl, Tony
The hip church and other reflections of Milwaukee in 1968
9/88 pp.32-39
Earl, Tony
The morning after
1/87 pp.66-107
Earl, Tony
The last stand
10/86 pp.29-35
Earl, Tony (governor)
The GOP no-shows
4/86 p.27
Earl, Tony
A lack of loyalty?
11/85 p.17
Earl, Tony
Tony’s edge
9/85 p.29
Earl, Tony
Troubles for Tony
3/85 p.126
Earl, Tony
What next, democrat?
12/84 p.18-23
Earle, Peter Guyon
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Early Music Now
Back to the future
2/89 pp.25-27
Eastside (neighborhood)
East vs. west
6/95 p.150
Eastside (neighborhood)
East versus west
6/93 p.32+
East side – Milwaukee
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.35
East Town Bastille Days
See: Bastille Days
East Town Market
Insider review (column)
12/89 p.20
East Troy Trolley Museum
The east troy trolley museum
8/80 p.44 il.
Echols, Marvin
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 por. il.
Eckl, Barbara J.
Pressroom confidential
9/91 p.14
Eckl, John H.
Pressroom confidential
9/91 p.14
Eclipses, Solar
Chasing the shadow
4/79 p.51 il.
Economic Conditions
In the long run
3/87 pp.31-34
Economic Conditions – Midwest
Midwest reels under an economic double whammy
5/82 p.65
Economic Conditions – Milwaukee
In the money
8/87 p.83
Economic Conditions – Wisconsin
Grace under pressure
1/88 p.18
Economic Conditions – Wisconsin
A closer look at Wisconsin’s diverse economy
8/87 p.11
Economic Development
Topic du jour
12/88 pp.25-30
Eddie Butts Band
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Eddie Jackson’s Supper Club
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Eder String Quartet
Team players
2/85 p.111
Edge, Bill
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 il.
Education
Late nights in fast food
11/89 pp.63-74
Education
Private schools vs. public schools
9/81 p.19 il.
Education – Finance
Paper chase
12/86 p.174
Edwards, Dave
Pressroom confidential (column)
11/89 p.15
Edwards, E. Everett
Death of a salesman
2/87 pp.30-39
Edwards, Robb
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
Edwards, Robb
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
Effective Management Systems Inc.
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Eggleston, Richard (AP reporter)
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Eghart House
The new port
9/89 p.65
Eichenbaum, Steve
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
Eichenbaum, Steve
Guerrilla advertising
1/93 p.7
Eichenbaum, Steve
Elvis, Russ and me
1/93 p.21+
Eichenbaum, Steve
Creative minds
10/85 p.110
Eicher, David
Space cowboys
5/95 p.16
Eiglmeier, Alois
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.44
Eisenberg, Alan
The incredible disappearing law firm
9/88 p.18
Eisenberg, Alan
Radio mid-life crises
5/86 p.15
Eisenberg, Alan
What ails Alan
2/86 p.12
Eisenberg, Alan
Royalty on the rocks
9/84 p.14
Eisenberg, Alan
Of ego, ethics and justice
10/83 p.40
Eisenberg, Alan
The perils of publishing
11/81 p.10 por.
Eiseman, Florence
A time known as childhood
12/88 pp.67-69
Eiseman, Florence
Kiddie originals
9/85 p.101
Eisman, Florence
1/85 p.32
Eiseman Inc., Florence
A stitch in time
12/94 p.54+
Eisner, William
The hired gun
5/88 p.76
El Paso Diablos (baseball team)
The Mexican connection
8/90 p.72-76
El Rey Market
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
El Rico’s
Best of
10/85 p.69
El Robbo (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Elections – 1992 – Spring – Primary – County Executive
The gang of four
2/92 p.32+
Elections – 1992 – Spring – Primary – County Executive
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Elections – 1992 – Spring – Primary – County Executive
The morning line on ‘92
5/91 p.32+
Elections – Mayoral
Who will be Milwaukee’s next mayor?
2/88 p.35
Elections – Milwaukee
Winners and losers
5/88 p.118
Elections – Milwaukee County
The last hurrah?
3/88 p.43
Elections – Wisconsin
Reality test [U.S. House and Senate candidates]
6/88 pp.21-24
Elections, Primary – Milwaukee (Sept. 82)
Endgame (column)
11/82 p.116
Elephant Room (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.44
Elephants – Milwaukee County Zoo
The bull men
7/84 p.76
Eliot, T.S.
T.S. Eliot’s secret love
11/89 pp.80-85
Eliot’s Diner
Best of
10/85 p.66
Elkhart Lake
On the road again
7/84 p.21
Elliott, Mike
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
Elliott’s Ace Hardware
Best of
10/85 p.70
Ellison, L.
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Elm Grove
Shadowlands
7/95 p.15
Elm Grove
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.34
The Elm Grove Inn
Two’s company
2/93 p.60
Elm Grove Inn
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Elmbrook Church
The man who couldn’t stop
5/80 p.38
Elmbrook Memorial Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Elsa’s On the Park (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Elson, Edward Ben (Madison attorney)
Crazy Eddie
6/83 p.43
Elving, Ron
Pressroom confidential
1/85 p.17
Elvira, Narciso (baseball player)
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Embezzlement
Studies in human behavior
10/81 p.8 il.
Embrescia, Tom
The classical alternative
9/82 p.53 pors.
Emerald Isle Boat Line
On tour
7/86 p.50
Emery, Brent
1/85 p.37
Empire Fish Market
Fin facts
10/84 p.90
Employment
See also: Discrimination in Employment
Employment – Milwaukee
Nice work if you can get it (best places to work in Milwaukee)
3/92 p.26+
Employment Interviewing
Managerial mind probe
10/84 p.62
Employment Interviewing
Dressing up for the office
8/79 p.23 il.
Encyclopedias
Judging looks by their coverage
6/95 p.24+
Energy Conservation
How to save energy and money this winter
10/80 p.57
Engel, Gerald D.
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Engeleiter, Susan
Wisconson’s best…
3/86 p.74
Engeleiter, Susan
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
Engeleiter, Susan Shannon
1/85 p.30
Engelmann, Corinne
1/85 p.32
Engelmeier, Al
1/85 p.29
England
P.R. nightmare: the Brits invade Milwaukee
4/89 p.16
English Language
Campuspeak
10/91 p.14
English Language – Terms and Phrases
Pressroom confidential (column)
10/89 p.19
Engman, John
School rules
7/86 p.95
Entertainers
See also:
Actors and Actresses
Clowns
Entertaining
Warming up to winter
11/94 p.19+
Entrepreneurs
See also:
Carly, David
Carley, Jim
Fitzgerald, James F.
Zelaso, Nate
Entrepreneurs
The secret empire of Nate Zelazo
7/90 pp.66-72+
Entrepreneurs
Growing new ideas
1/89 pp.19-22
Entrepreneurs – Milwaukee
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.34
Environment
The fragile planet
8/86 pp.23-26
Environment
Nature’s angel
1/86 p.25
Environmental Movement
See also: Anti-nuclear Movement
Environmental Movement
The Kenosha gadfly
10/89 p.22
Environmental Policy
Sludge on the wheels of justice?
5/90 p.20
Environmental Policy
The bitter fruits of success (insider column)
4/90 p.13
Environmental Policy
The fragile planet
8/86 pp.23-26
Epstein, Howie (musician)
Endgame (column)
7/82 p.76 pors.
Erdmann, August G.
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Ergonomics
Milwaukee business to business show (special advertising section)
6/90 pp.37-48
Erhard, Werner
Pressroom confidential
10/87 p.22
Erhard Seminars Training
The real thing
2/90 pp.37-39
Erhard Seminars Training
Guru of the footlights
4/83 p.26
Erhard Seminars Training
Pressroom confidential
10/87 p.22
Erickson, Jon
Arts and letters
5/86 p.44
Erickson, Jon (avant garde artist)
The queen is an armchair
2/88 p.23
Ericson, James D.
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Erne, David (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Esker, Lori
Madly in love
2/90 pp.46-52
Esperanza, Unida
The agitators
12/93 p.26+
Esperanza Unida Auto Repair Center
The insider review
8/91 p.21
Espionage
The spy nobody believed
1/87 pp.82-88
Essegian, Chuck
Like déjà vu all over again
4/90 p.14
Essential Software, Inc.
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.37
The Estate (jazz club)
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
The Estate (jazz club)
The jam sessions
4/88 p.86
Estate Sales
Birds of a feather
9/93 p.14+
European Nail and Skin Center
Nailing down success
4/85 p.11
European Sausage Shop
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
The making of a church
6/86 p.82
Evans, Terence T. (judge)
Dad made me do it
7/87 p.106
Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics
Read this fast
11/92 p.24+
Evergreen Restaurant
The quiet winners
12/90 p.78-79
Ex-Nuns, Priests, Etc.
Groppi
3/81 p.28 por.
Ex-Nuns, Priests, Etc. – Employment
Employment discrimination at Marquette?
2/81 p.32
Excalibur Automobile – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, etc.
If my friends could see me now...I’d have more friends
3/81 p.45 il.
Excalibur – Automobile
Designing the American dream
8/87 p.46
Excalibur Automobile Corporation
Status on wheels
3/82 p.31 il.
Excalibur Automobile Corporation
Eat your heart out Detroit
3/81 p.46
Excalibur Automobile Corporation
Great Gatsby! It’s a phaeton!
5/80 p.9 il.
Exec – PC (computer bulletin board system)
Executive network
6/87 pp.19-21
The Executive Committee (TEC)
Lonely at the top
6/89 pp.23-25
Executive Gallery
Sure things
1/85 p.85
Executive Residence
Georgian revival
5/85 p.116
Executive Search Consultants – Milwaukee
Selling the city
3/88 p.25
Executives
Shooting the rapids: Wisconsin business in the 90s
2/90 pp.66-72
Executives
Lonely at the top
6/89 pp.23-25
Exercise
See also:
Body Building
Health Clubs
Sports
Weight Lifting
Winter Sports
Exercise
Body talk
4/83 p.15
Exercise Clubs
See: Health clubs
Exotic Animals
Dolittles in dairyland
6/94 p.16
Experimental Aircraft Association
Endgame (column)
8/82 p.124
Experimental Aircraft association – Annual Fly-In Oshkosh
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No…it’s Marty
10/83 p.50
Express (music magazine)
He’s Buddy Holly and he’s not dead; he’s just been touring
7/87 pp.76-79
Eyerbam, Rick
Pressroom confidential
1/93 p.11
F Back to Top
F&M Distributors
Pick of the month
3/88 p.32
FBI
See: United States- Federal Bureau of Investigation
FLOW (Fair Liquidation of Waste)
Prima facetious 2
2/93 p.12
FMT
See: Friends Mime Theater
Faber, Dr. William
Bone of contention
1/94 p.26+
Fabiano, Victoria
Traitor of the month
5/87 p.12
The Fabulous Untouchables (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Factory (poem)
The antler’d dancer
4/85 p.44
Factory Outlets
See: Discount Houses (retail trade)
Fair Liquidation of Waste (FLOW)
Paying per flush (editorial)
2/90 p.86
Faison, Hawthorne (Superintendent, Milwaukee Public Schools)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Falcons
See: Peregrine Falcons
Falk, Kathleen
Nature’s angel
1/86 p.25
Falletta, Jo Ann
Arts and letters
5/86 p.45
Falletta, Jo Ann
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.54
Families
A summer mother
9/85 p.91
Family Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Family Hospital
The wait for Jacob
8/85 p.60
Family Hospital
Bobbi Timberlake: dealing with teen pregnancy
1/81 p.76
Family-owned Businesses
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Family Violence
Insider (column)
6/89 p.17
Fan Clubs
Still trekking after all these years
11/79 p.37 il.
The Farm
A little bit of Finland
11/89 pp.54-59
Farmers Markets
See: Markets, Farmers
The Farmstead
Best of
10/85 p.69
Fashion
See also: Clothing & Dress
Fashion
Breaking the fashion code: Milwaukee’s unwritten dress code revealed
11/92 p.52+
Fashion
Shades of spring
4/90 pp.111-117
Fashion
The look
11/89 pp.95-105
Fashion
The look
9/89 pp.91-98
Fashion
The new career look
2/88 p.54
Fashion
Safari summer
7/86 p.81
Fashion
Plus and minus
6/86 p.90
Fashion
Splish, splash
5/86 p.86
Fashion
Dressed to impress
4/86 p.102
Fashion
What works
3/86 p.96
Fashion
A modern romance
2/86 p.87
Fashion
Jump to it
1/86 p.78
Fashion
All out
11/85 p.126
Fashion
10/85 p.118
Fashion
Ten to six
9/85 p.84
Fashions – Children’s
Kiddie originals
9/85 p.101
Fashion – Milwaukee
Bset threads: Milwaukee’s best-dressed
8/90 p.41
Fashion – Milwaukee
The great closet clean out
4/88 p.80
Fashion – Milwaukee
The rain king
4/88 p.79
Fashion – Milwaukee
A spring shoe shape up
4/88 p.83
Fashion – Milwaukee
The style quarterly: light moves
4/88 p.72
Fashion Designers – Milwaukee
The custom look: designer Melissa Tanel
12/87 p.132
Fast Food Restaurants
Late nights in fast foods
11/89 pp.63-74
Fathers
Daddy dearest
3/86 p.54
Fathers
Honor thy fathers
6/85 p.16
Favre, Brett
No fear
8/94 p.26+
Faye’s L
Insider review
7/91 p.15
Federal and State Relations
Our fair share
8/88 pp.27-31
Federal Bureau of Investigation
See: United States – Federal Bureau of Investigation
Federal Prison Industries
Locking up the competition
11/88 pp.29-32
Federal Reserve Board
The pain and the power
11/87 p.31
Federman, Catherine
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 por. il.
Feingold, Russell
Elvis, Russ and me!
1/93 p.21+
Feingold, Russell
Guerrilla advertising
1/93 p.7
Feingold, Russell
The insider: talking heads
5/92 p.13
Feingold, Russ
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.71
Felber, Dennis
Beastie boy
1/95 p.18
Feldman, Michael
Mr. Saturday morning
12/92 p.46+
Feldman, Mike (radio personality)
Big time
1/88 p.22
Feldmeyer, Scott
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/90 p.20
Feldmeyer, Scott
The greatest story never told
10/86 pp.48-59
Feldmeyer, Scott
Pressroom confidential
1/86 p.16
Fellini, Federico (film maker)
Aging genius
5/84 p.18
Feminism – Conferences
Woman to woman person to person
9/80 p.8
Feminist for Life of Wisconsin
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1-2/83 p.9+
Fendry, James
Point Blank
9/85 p.50
Feng Shui (Chinese art of arrangement used by businesses)
Feng shui
12/93 p.68+
Feran, Tom
Pressroom confidential
2/92 p.12
Ferries
A slow boat to Michigan
7/90 pp.60-61
Ferries
The Milwaukee primer (Jones Island employee ferry)
2/89 p.16
Ferries – Wisconsin
Ferry line turns 50 (Washington Island ferry)
12/90 p.21
Fertilization In Vitro
Waiting for baby (Milwaukee health supplement)
5/90 pp.55-62
Fessler, Kathleen
The insider: germbuster
11/92 p.13
Festivals
Wisconsin escapes
4/87 pp.57-73
Festivals – Milwaukee
Summer in the city
6/86 p.55
Feuerherd, Vic
Pressroom confidential
7/86 p.14
Feypel, Peter
Everyone’s a critic
4/86 p.15
Feyrer, Tom (artist)
Those neon lights
7/87 p.16
Fiber R/Evolution (exhibit)
The city-wide exhibit
2/86 p.104
Fibich, Linda
Pressroom confidential
1/92 p.13
Fiduciary Management, Inc.
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Fiery Fox Charters
Gone fishin’
7/86 p.12
Fiesta Mexicana
Fairest of the fests
7/86 p.50
Filipino Food
Eastern eating
2/86 p.29
Film (column)
See: Sensiba, Shawn
Films and Film Festivals
See: Motion Pictures
Filters, Jay W.
A class blend
3/87 p.11
Finance, Personal
A careful giver
2/85 p.25
Financial Planning
Managing your money
1/86 p.82
Fincke, Waring
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Fine, Ralph Adam (judge)
Can Ralph beat Shirley
3/89 p.14
Fine, Ralph Adam (judge)
Repeat offender
2/89 p.78
Fine, Ralph Adam (judge)
Breaking ranks
10/86 pp.82-89
Fine, Ralph Adam (judge)
A fine surprise
2/85 p.17
Fine, Dr. Stuart
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 por. il.
Fine Arts (column)
10-12/81; 3/82
See also: Murphy, Bruce
Fine Arts Guide 1989-1990
1989-1990 Fine Arts Guide
9/89 pp.69-89
Fine Arts Guide
1988-1989 Fine Arts Guide
9/88 pp.51-69
Fine Arts Guide
7th annual 1986 -1987
9/86 pp.71-91
Fine Arts Guide
8/85 pp.85-98
Fine Arts Guide
Fifth annual 1984-1985 fine arts guide
8/84 p.63
Fine Arts Quartet
A musical tradition lives on
1/80 p.72
Firearms
Gun crazy
9/94 p.20
Firearms
Point blank
9/85 p.50
Fire Station Gallery
Art beyond the east side
12/87 p.20
Firer, Susan
Arts and letters
5/86 p.45
Firer, Susan
1/85 p.29
Fires
See: Arson
Fireside Playhouse (Fort Atkinson, WI)
Ghosts of Broadway past
11/89 pp.37-39
First, Curry
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
First, Curry
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
First Stage Milwaukee
Archie’s pet program
10/87 p.39
First Stop Professional Services, Inc.
More on first stop
12/87 p.14
First Stop Professional Services, Inc.
Stock market medicine
7/87 pp.34-72
First Wisconsin Garage Building (746 N. Water St.)
Seven for the hit list
10/79 p.55
Fischer, Kevin
Pressroom confidential
5/92 p.15
Fischer, Kevin
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Fischer, Kevin
Pressroom confidential (column)
11/89 p.15
Fish and Fishing
Searching for the smelt god
4/94 p.62+
Fish and Fishing
The urban angler (Schrelling fishing guide for Milwaukee)
Fish as Food
A bratwurst is forever
11/89 pp.89-92
Fish as Food
A fishy story
2/87 pp.58-61
Fish Boils
Fin facts
10/84 p.90
Fish Fries
A fixation for fish (Geude to restaurant)
3/94 p.32+
Fish Fries
A fishy story
2/87 pp.58-61
Fish Fries
TGIF: a connoisseur’s guide to fish fries
2/84 p.24
Fish Markets
Fin facts
10/84 p.90
Fisher, Rosemarie, Sister
The transformers
1/90 p.34
Fishing
Gone fishin’
7/86 p.12
Fitness Clubs
Shaping up
1/95 p.36+
Fitzgerald, Colleen
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Fitzgerald, James F.
Janesville’s Jim Fitzgerald
11/80 p.30 por.
Fitzsimonds, Roger L.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Fitzsimonds, Roger
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Flaherty, Patrick and Kevin
The gay Flaherty twins
1/94 p.87
Flame Nite Club
Walking among wonders
12/86 pp.100-101
Flanner, Bridget
1/85 p.34
Flannery, Patricia J.
1/85 p.31
Flapper, Alley
Best of
10/85 p.63
Flaherty, Tom
Pressroom confidential
3/93 p.11
Fleur de Lis (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Flops (play)
Comedy of errors
7/86 p.103
Florentine (opera company)
See also: Opera – Wisconsin
Florentine Opera
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.56
Florentine Opera Company
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.42
Florentine Opera Company
Aria listening
4/86 p.123
Florestan (ballet)
Florestan: the man behind the masks
5/80 p.42 col. il.
Flying
Summer in the city
6/86 p.54
Flying Badgers
Fun and wargames
11/85 p.114
Flynn, Matt
The last stand?
10/86 pp.29-35
Flynn, Matt
Labor pains
1/86 p.21
Flynn, Matt
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
Foate, Kris
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
Foley and Lardner
The insider: juris prudence?
2/93 p.11
Foley and Lardner (law firm)
Foley chirps while law magazine eats crow
4/90 p.19
Foley and Lardner (law firm)
Rumbles from the silent giant
6/85 p.52
Fondue (recipe)
Swiss bliss
1/85 p.89
Fons, Christopher
Acting Up
1/94 p.82+
Fons, Jerry
Health care ‘86
5/86 p.91
Food Critics and Criticism
See also: Thien, Alex
Food Critics and Criticism
So you want to be a food critic?
5/87 pp.49-52
Food Critics and Criticism
Everyone’s a critic
4/86 p.15
Food Industry – Milwaukee
A bratwurst is forever
11/89 pp.89-92
Food Labeling
Just the fats?
11/94 p.13
Food Stores
Specialty ships for the urban gourmet
3/81 p.34 col. il.
Food Stores
In search of kapusta and peggotty pie: Milwaukee’s ethnic grocery stores
12/79 p.66 col. il.
Football, College
St. Elroy’s fire
11/85 p.157
Football, College – Madison
You badger fans should be embarrassed!
10/81 p.32 il.
Football, Professional
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Football, Professional
Who is Ed Garvey…?
10/84 p.70 il.
Football – Wisconsin
Old crazylegs
12/86 pp.33-38
Football Fans
You badger fans should be embarrassed!
10/81 p.32 il.
Footgear (shop)
Best of
10/85 p.70
Footwear
The shoe that moves with you
9/89 p.23
Forbes, James L.
The power brothers
2/93 p.22+
Force on Water Street
The hazards of style
10/87 p.20
Ford, Mrs. Henry II (Kathleen)
American romance: an intimate portrait of Mrs. Henry Ford II
10/81 p.26 pors.
Ford, Sarah Ann
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Foreski, Kathy
Sight 225: a blossoming “alternative” gallery
2/81 p.21 por.
Foreman, Mark
Sight 225: a blossoming “alternative” gallery
2/81 p.21 por.
Forests (Wisconsin)
Wisconsin. A spring and summer leisure guide
5/85
Forrest, Robert (interior designer)
My favorite things
5/88 p.86
Forrest, Robert (interior decorator)
Beyond decoration: interior design as art, architecture, environmental challenge
2/81 p.50 col. por. il.
The Forum
See also: Erhard Seminars Training
The Forum
Pressroom confidential
10/87 p.22
Fort McCoy
136,000 lessons in warfare
12/90 p.16+
Fortune Tellers
Psyched out
3/93 p.17+
Forward Wisconsin
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
Foss, Art
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.39
Foss, Lukas
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.15
Foss, Lukas
The real Lukas Foss
8/82 p.22 pors.
Foster, Betty (Foster Pontiac)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Foster, John (president, Foster Pontiac)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Foster, Steven (photographer)
Paradise found
5/85 p.123
Foster Home Care
Seeds of trouble
8/89 pp.47-50+
Foster Parents
Held hostage
5/95 p.54+
Foster Parents
The power of money
4/95 p.118
Fountains
Futuristic fountain
9/84 p.14
440th Tactical Airlift Wing
Fun and wargames
11/85 p.114
Fourth Base (tavern)
Back at the plate
3/86 p.17
Fox, C.P.
See: Fox, Chappie
Fox, Chappie
The constipated lion
7/85 p.81
Fox, Chappie
Send in the clowns
12/84 p.17
Fox, John
Style and design
5/86 p.64
Fox Gordon, Tricia
Pressroom confidential
4/88 p.16
Fox, Selena
Wisconsin’s pioneer witch
10/92 p.31
Francee, Florence and Art
The lake…
8/79 p.49 por.
Frank, Jeffrey
The insider: the undercover accountant
4/91 p.13+
Frank, Wayne P.
The insider: plenty of home
12/91
Frank, Wayne (alderman)
A bee in Norquist’s bonnet? (insider column)
3/90 p.15
Frank F. Haack and Associates
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Frank Vlasis Trio
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
Franke, Henry
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Franke, Pat
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Frankenberry, Dennis
The dark side of success
6/86 p.40
Frankenberry, Laughlin & Constable (advertising agency)
And the winner is…
5/84 p.44
Frankenberry, Laughin & Constable (firm)
The 30-second campaign
2/89 pp.46-54
Franking
Frank correspondence (editorial)
3/90 p.118
Franklin, Bob
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Franklin Caster Company
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Frankowiac, Judye
Point of view: northlight sculpture studio
3/79 p.24 por. il.
Fraser, Leila
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Fraser, Leila
Inside Milwaukee (column)
2/82 p.12 por.
Fraud
Too-good-to-be-true stories
5/91 p.78+
Fraud
House of cards
1/86 p.56
Frauen, Kurt
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24 +
Fred Astaire Dance Studio
Stepping on toes
2/92 p.23+
Frederich, Charles (Milwaukee Journal reporter)
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Frederick, Paul and Gloria
Art (column)
1/81p.21
Frederick & Company, Inc.
Art (column)
1/81 p.21
Frederick Galleries
Art (column)
1/81 p.21
Frederic, Lee
Silver Linings
2/94 p.36+
Freedom of Information Act
Inside (some of) the FBI files
5/88 p.18
Freeway Construction
See: Highway Engineering
Friebert, Robert H.
Ace attorneyss
2/95 p.24+
Freimond, Chuck
12/94 p.48+
Jock waves
Friedlander, Lee
Insider review 9column)
10/89 p.24
Friedman, John
Cruising the cosmos
8/93 p.44+
Friendly Inn
Winter warmth
1/86 p.39
Friends Mime Theater
Corset call: a look backward – and step forward – for Friends of Mime Theater
11/81 p.42 il.
Fries, Deborah
The open window (personal narrative)
7/89 pp.60-67
Frinzi, Jane
Divorce, Catholic style
2/82 p.26 il.
Frisbee Golf
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Frisbee (sport)
Teaching fido to fly
7/87 p.15
Fritz’s Pub
Best of
10/85 p.66
Froedtert, Kurtis R.
The Mayfair miracle: how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 ill.
Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital
Don’t leave home without it
4/87 p.18
Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Froehlich, Tom
Pressroom confidential
9/91 p.14
Froemming, Bruce
Life in the strike zone
9/86 pp.52-58
Froemming, Lisa
A class blend
3/87 p.11
Fromstein, Mitchell
Letters (to the editor)
6/89 pp.12-15
Fromstein, Mitchell
Revenge of the nerd
4/89 pp.40+
Frontier and Pioneer Life
Private frontiers
6/87 pp.48-55
Fruehauf Corporation
Wisconsin’s mystery mogul
9/89 p.22
Fryxell, David A.
Passing the torch
3/91 p.8
Fuldner, Henry (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Full-Contact Karate
Violent ballet
7/86 p.91
Fuller, Howard
A fuller explanation
7/95 p.114
Fuller, Howard
Book muscle
3/93 p.10
Fuller, Howard
Plenty of horne
7/91 p.11
Fuller, Howard
The transformers
1/90 p.31-32
Fuller, Howard
The education of Howard Fuller
7/88 p.38+
Fuller, Howard
Upping the Ante
10/86 p.134
Fuller, Howard
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.53
Funny Bone (bar)
Life on the laugh track
5/86 p.15
Funny Bone (bar)
After hours
1/86 p.38
Funny Bone (bar)
Seriously folks
10/85 p.137
Furlan, Alan
Fine arts (column)
1-2/83 p.57
Furniture – Purchasing
Making the smart investment: how to avoid the furniture buyer’s blues
1/80 p.46 il.
Future Milwaukee
A guerilla democracy
8/88 p.22
Future Milwaukee
Taking care of future Milwaukee
10/80 p.92 il.
G Back to Top
G. Heileman Brewery
Up for grabs
12/87 p.33
G. Heileman Brewery
End of an era
1/85 p.38
Gabel, Al
Endgame (column)
10/81 p.88 il.
Gabel, Mike
Endgame (column)
10/81 p.88 por.
Gadgetree
Gadgets galore
7/84 p.85
Gaertner, Stephens, Nettesheim, and Trzinski
King of nothing
10/87 p.58
Gagne, Marty
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Gahn, Tony
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Gahn Meat Company
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Gaines Cycle Ashley Whippet Invitational
Teaching Fido to fly
7/87 p.15
Galazan, Michael
The work assistance program: welfare gone awry
1/81 p.32
Galbraith, Timothy D.
Transplant
10/85 p.90
Gallagher, Richard (Attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Gallery Cinema
Summer in the city
6/86 p.58
Gallery Cinema
Inside Milwaukee (column)
3/83 p.7
Gallun, Dick
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Gama, George
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Gambling
Gambling fever (addiction to gambling)
4/93 p.58+
Gambling
The prince of poker
2/90 pp.54-58+
Gambling
Risky business
10/89 pp.40-52
Games
See also: Toy and game industry
Games – Wisconsin
Lord of the nerds
11/82 p.40 il.
Gangs
Gun lust, the good kid, and the gang
4/93 p.40+
Gangs
The writing on the wall
2/91 p.17+
Gangs
A murder in the family
9/87 p.44
Gangs
Jive wars
3/84 p.44
Gano, Gordon (musician)
The insider review
12/87 p.31
Ganos, Chris G. (contractor)
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.75
Garbaciak, Joyce
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Gardening
Gardening
5/88 p.100
Gardeski, Toby
The dark side of success
6/86 p.40
Gardiner, John
The hazards of style
10/87 p.20
Gardner, Jack
Blood, sweat & money
8/86 pp.96-105
Gardner, Jack
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Gareth Stevens, Inc.
Publish or perish
1/93 p.68+
Garfield School
Miracle on 4th Street
12/89 pp.72-82
Garlic, John J.
Death of a restaurant empire
10/84 p.13
Garner, Phil
Though guys don’t dance
4/92 p.24+
Garnette, Howard and Rosemary
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Garten, Joseph
The axing of Marvin Weaver
11/84 p.64
Gartung, Karl
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Garvey, Ed
Labor pains
1/87 p.21
Garvey, Ed
The last stand?
10/86 pp.29-35
Garvey, Ed
The split imperative
7/86 p.17
Garvey, Ed
Populist mechanics
2/86 p.19
Garvey, Ed
Top choice
10/85 p.129
Garvey, Ed
The union label
2/88 p.17
Garvey, Ed
Best of
10/85 p.61
Garvey, Ed
Who is Ed Garvey…?
10/84 p.70 il.
Gas-Lite East
After hours
4/86 p.38
Gas Stations
See: Automotive Service Stations
Gass, J. Ric
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Gass, J. Ric (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Gaudynski, Thomas (musician)
Four by five (dance)
7/90 p.17
Gaudynski, Thomas (avant garde artist)
The queen is an armchair
2/88 p.23
Gaudynski, Thomas (musician)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Gaulke, Jim
Pressroom confidential
2/92 p.12
Gebhardt, Diane
See: House, Diane
Gee, Kevin (Milwaukee artist)
The insider review
3/88 p.20
Gein, Ed
Endgame (column)
2/82 p.80
Geisler, Jill
Pressroom confidential (column)
3/90 p.16
Geissler, Walter
1/85 p.31
Gellman, Larry
Business & industry
5/86 p.85
Gemoll, Paryl
Process players
2/95 p.14
Gendelman, Danni
Beyond decoration: interior design as art, architecture, environmental challenge
2/81 p.50 col. por.
Gendron, Bernie (UWM professor)
School of hard rocks
3/84 p.11
Genealogy
A look into the past
5/86 p.17
General Mitchell International Airport
See: Mitchell International Airport
Generation X
Coffee, me and them
7/95 p.80+
Generative Organs – Surgery
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 il.
Genesis (band)
Baby, it’s the guitar man
5/86 p.72
Geniesse, Dorie
Pressroom confidential
9/91 p.14
Genz, Martin
Pressroom confidential
12/92 p.14
Genz, Martin
Pressroom confidential (column)
2/90 p.16
Geographic Information Systems
The micro-mapping of Milwaukee
5/89 p.15
George, Gary R.
Plenty of horne
2/92 p.9
George, Gary R.
The insider: beauty and the Senator
9/91 p.11
George, Gary R.
Strange bedfellows
2/91 p.86
George, Gary
The online circle
3/85 p.62
George, Margaret
See: Books – Reviews
George, Rajan
King of nothing
10/87 p.58
George P. Miller Residence
Seven for the hit list…
10/79 p.59 il.
George Webb (restaurant)
Ask the insider
9/85 p.16
George Webb (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.65
George Webb (restaurant)
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
George’s Wilson House (restaurant)
Remembrance of things pasta
3/92 p.72+
Gephardt Amendment
An unlikely story
6/87 pp.56-62
Geracie, Bud
Pressroom confidential
4/85 p.17
Geraghty, David
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Gerard (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
German-English Academy Building
Whoops there goes another…
2/81 p.8 il.
German Fest
Fairest of the fests
7/86 p.49
Germano’s
Best of
10/85 p.68
Gerrard, Bill
A member of the club
11/95 p.50+
Germantown (Wis.)
How German is it? The Germaning of Germantown
11/88 p.24
Gesler, Alan (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Gesler, Alan
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Gettel, J. Robert
Stock market medicine
7/87 pp.34-72
Getto, Dennis
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Getto, Dennis
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Ghaeedan, Siros
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.98
Ghosts
Spiritual adventures in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
Gibbens, Vince
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Gibbsville Cheese Company, Inc.
Best of
10/85 p.68
Gifted Children
See: Children, Gifted
Gifts
A cream city Christmas
12/89 pp.37-41
Gilbert and George (artists)
A conversation with Gilbert and George
3/85 p.67
Gilbert and George (artists)
Team players
2/85 p.111
Gilbert and Sullivan
Yeoman’s service
4/85 p.83
Gill, Harry C.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.43
Gilles, G. Jeffrey
Best of
10/85 p.66
Gillespie, Jo Ann
Designing wetlands
3/93 p.12
Gillespie, John
Pressroom confidential
11/87 p.27
Gillum, Jack
Profile (column)
8/82 p.17 por.
Gilpatrick Hotel
Bull Moose Redux
4/93 p.15
Gimbel, Franklyn
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Gimbel, Frank (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Gimbel, Frank
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Gimbel, Stanley (attorney)
A credibility gap? (Letters)
(Response to The Lawyers’ Lawyers article of June 1990)
8/90 p.12
Gimbel, Stanley (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Gimbel, Stanley
The sting
2/86 p.32
Gingrass, Katie
1/85 p.30
Ginsburg, Allen (poet)
Insider Milwaukee (column)
6/82 p.12 por.
Girard, Don
Radio mid-life crises
5/86 p.15
Gissler, Sig
Pressroom confidential
2/93 p.13
Gissler, Sig
Pressroom confidential
1/92 p.13
Gissler, Sig
Pressroom confidential
3/91
Gissler, Sig
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Gissler, Sig
A new face for the old gray lady
9/85 p.60
Gissler, Sig
Pressroom confidential
10/87 p.22
Gissler, Sig
Pressroom confidential: the case of the missing signature
5/88 p.17
Gissler, Sig
Reshuffling the Journal deck
7/85 p.17
Gissler, Sig
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Glass
Handle with care
9/86 pp.105-106
Glass Blown
The art of glass
11/95 p.70+
Glass Painting and Staining
The Milwaukee primer (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church)
3/89 p.14
Glassman, Stuart
The day the music source died
12/90 pp.13-14
Glassware – Exhibitions
Handle with care
9/86 pp.105-106
Glen Oaks Tavern
Best of
10/85 p.65
Glen Oaks Tavern
Nightbeat (column)
10/82 p.18
Glendale
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.36
Glodoski, Terry
The insider
12/87 p.17
Glorioso Brothers
Best of
10/85 p.68
Glover, Eleanor Roosevelt (Mrs. Ellen Harris)
Milwaukeean in the garden of good and evil
4/96 p.17
Glynn, Steve
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Glynn, Steve (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Glynn, Steve
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Gnorski, Gus
Pressroom confidential: why Gus Gnorski really left WTMJ-AM
11/92 p.14
Goals 2000
The next wave
3/85 p.56
Godfrey, Dudley
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Godfrey and Kahn SC
The insider: juris prudence?
2/93 p.11
Godsey, Wayne
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.42
Godsey, Wayne
Pressroom confidential
11/87 p.27
Godsey, Wayne (WTMJ general manager)
Surprise move
3/84 p.12
Godzilla (movie)
Monster mash
11/85 p.22
Goessel, Bill
The transformers
1/90 pp.37-38
Goff, Mark
Business & industry
5/86 p.84
Goff, Mark
The insider review
11/87 p.17
Goings On (newspaper)
One seeing I to I, and other media notes
8/87 p.17
Goisman, Richard and Jody
A house full of art
10/89 pp. 77-79
Gold Rush Chicken (restaurant)
Fowl language
10/85 p.57
Golda Meir Library – UWM
It’s academic – check it out
4/87 p.11
Goldberg, Peter (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Goldberg, Peter
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Golden Fleece Awards
The loneliness of the long distance runner
11/87 p.73
Golden Goat
Best of
10/85 p.64
Golden Mast Inn
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Goldmann’s Department Store
The Nelson Algren test for a city
7/86 p.53
Goldsmith, Dr. Charles
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 por. il.
Goldsmith, Christopher
The transformers
1/90 pp.40-41
Golf, Mark
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
Golf
Golf’s Midwest mecca
3/96 p.75+
Golf
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Golf
Winter greens
1/86 p.14
Golf
Teed off
8/85 p.115
Golf Courses
The dream (nightmare) 18
8/91 p.48+
Golf Courses – Milwaukee Region
Area golf courses
7/79 p.32
Golfers
See:
Koonz, Bob
Peters, Al
Prange, Bob
Gonis, George
Big dreams for little hands
3/92 p.23
Gozales, Charles (consultant)
One politico’s plans to preempt reapportionment
1/89 p.14
Good, Gary (Milwaukee Symphony)
Good news?
10/88 pp.31-33
Good Life III Charters
Gone fishin’
7/86 p.12
Good Samaritan Medical Center
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Good Samaritan Medical Center
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 il.
Goodtime Charlie’s (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Goodwin, Grady
The perils of publishing
11/81 p.10 por.
Goral, April
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Gordon, Robert
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Gordon, Tricia Fox
Wisconsin woman: troubled beginnings
6/87 p.16
Gordon Coffee Shop
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Gorence, Patricia (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Gorenstein, Ralph
The arrogance of power, continued
12/85 p.18
Gorski, Lois
The lady is a chef
12/89 pp.109-110
Gosling, James
The hired gun
5/88 p.80
Gotzler, Steve
Steve Goltzler gets his hair cut
11/91 p.56+
Gourmet Cheesecake Shop
Best of
10/85 p.71
Gousha, Mike
Pressroom confidential
5/93 p.13
Gousha, Mike
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Government Employees
See: Public officers
Governors
The morning after
1/87 pp.66-107
Governors
The Dreyfus phenomenon
5/80 p.29 pors.
Governor’s Mansion
Georgian revival
5/85 p.116
Goyke, Gary R. (lobbyist)
Anything of value
8/88 pp.81-95
Goyke, Gary R. (lobbyist)
Lobby probe update: the never ending story
3/89 pp.16-17
The Gracey’s
Town and country
7/91 p.56+
Gracious Catering
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
Grade, Jeffery T.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Graf, Michael
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.70
Graff, Ed
Half baked
4/96 p.15
Graff, Ed
Ask the insider
2/87 p.14
Graff, Ed
Café de Paris: a gastronomic disaster
1/86 p.13
Grafton (Wis.) – Library
The gift of Grob
7/88 p.94
Graham, Alfonso
Fast forward
7/86 p.77
Graham, John
In the line of duty
12/86 pp.58-171
Graham, Patrick
Pressroom confidential
10/85 p.17
Grain Exchange Building
Temple of commerce by Marie Kohler
10/83 p.44
Grain Exchange Room
See: Chamber of commerce building
Grains
Health by the barrel
3/85 p.93
Gramm, Donald (operatic singer)
A dramatic return
3/82 p.39
The Grand Avenue
Sure things (column)
8/82 p.84 il.
Gransz, John, Dr.
Portraits of tiny lives
12/85 p.15
Graphology
5/91 p.14+ update
Graphology
The secret of signatures
1/91 p.19+
Grauer, Connie
Fun with Kim & Connie
8/92 p.24+
Gray, Bessie
Bessie Gray: a leader in infant care
5/80 p.91 por.
Gray’s Child Development Center
Bessie Gray: a leader in infant care
5/80 p.91 il.
The Great Circus Parade
See: Circus Parade
Great Depression
See: Business Depression (1929-1939)
Great Harvest Band Company
The insider review
3/91 p.18
Great Lakes
See:
Lake Michigan
Water Pollution – Great Lakes
Great Lakes Dragaway
The kamikaze businessman
8/88 pp.96-100
Great Lakes Film and Video Festival
Time for reel art
11/86 pp.115-118
Great Lakes Film and Video Festival
Insider review
7/91 p.15
Great Lakes Film and Video Festival
Moving pictures
10/85 p.123
Great Lakes Marine Collection
The gales of November
11/89 p.18
Greater Milwaukee Committee (GMC)
Pressroom confidential (GMC survey)
5/92 p.16
Greater Milwaukee Committee
Our man Milbourne
5/86 p.78
Greater Milwaukee Open
Par excellence
8/84 p.58
Grebe, Michael
The insider
2/95 p.11
Grebe, Mike
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Grebe, Michael W.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Grebe, Michael (Republican National Committeeman)
Changing of the guard
11/84 p.52
Grebe, Michael
The GOP no-shows
4/86 p.27
Grebe, Michael
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
Green, Doug (photographer)
The circus
7/85 p.86
Green, Edward
1/85 p.35
Green, Jonathan (radio announcer)
The loneliest man in town
12/83 p.52
Green, Jonathan (radio announcer)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/82 p.11
Green, Tom (Elvis imitator)
The man who would be Elvis
7/83 p.30
Green Bay Packers
No fear (Brett Favre)
9/94 p.26+
Green Bay Packers
New coaches, new chances
9/92 p.33+
Green Bay Packers
Back from nowhere
6/87 pp.40-46
Green Bay Packers
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Green Bay Packers
Back of the pack
10/82 p.36 pors.
Green Bay Packers
Mossy morals
9/87 p.12
Greenberg, Martin (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Greendale
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.36
Greene, Bob
Pressroom confidential
2/88 p.14
Greenhouse Effect
The contrarian
5/90 pp.50-54+
Grego, Daniel
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Grenadier’s
Artisans of the sea
5/93 p.60+
Grenadier’s
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Greyhounds
Blood on the tracks
5/90 p.18
Greyhounds – Racing
See: Dog Racing – Wisconsin
Grief
A death of one’s own
9/86 pp.61-63
The Griffin Inn
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Grimm, Charlie
Jolly cholly
4/80 p.37 por.
Gritt, David
Milwaukeean of the month (column)
2/81 p.76 por.
Grob, Benjamin
The gift of Grob
7/88 p.94
Grob, Theodore
The gift of Grob
7/88 p.94
Grocery Stores
Taste of Milwaukee (ethnic grocery stores)
6/92 p.32+
Grocery Trade
See: Food Stores
Grohmann, Carole
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.41
Gromme, Owen
Ask the insider
8/90 p.16
Gromme, Owen
Flights of fancy
10/89 p.18
Groover, Jan (photographer)
The insider review
4/88 p.18
Groppi, James
The Selma of the north
2/86 p.74
Groppi, James (ex-priest)
Groppi
3/81 p.28 por.
Groppi’s Market
Best of
10/85 p.69
Grossmeyer, Carol
1/85 p.33
Grosz, Joan
Pressroom confidential
8/89 p.17
Grove, Patricia
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Grove, Patricia
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
The Grove Public House
Casual corners
11/91 p.74+
Gruenberg, Susan
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Grunau, Gary
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Gubernatorial Campaigns
See: Political Campaigns
Guercy, Adelyne
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 por.
Guerin, Michael
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Guhl, Jim (surgeon)
Profile (column)
4/82 p.14 por.
Guitar
Guitar fest
8/85 p.123
Guitar Tavern
Read’em and Eat
12/86 p.18
Gun Lobby
Point blank
9/85 p.50
Gun Owners Political Action Committee
Return of the gun-buying maniac
12/84 p.20
Guns
How safe is your neighborhood?
4/90
pp.46-53
Gunther, Kristine
Portraits of tiny lives
12/85 p.15
Gurda, John
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Gurda, John
What’s happening in our neighborhoods?
3/80 p.32 por.
Gutglass, James
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Gutglass, James (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Gutzman, Dale
Comedy of errors
7/86 p.103
Gutzman, Dale
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.50
Guyer, James T.
Healthy living in Wisconsin
10/89 pp.66-75
Gygax, E. Gary
Lord of the nerds
11/82 p.40 il.
H Back to Top
Haack, Bill
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Haack, Frank, Jr.
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Habush, Jesse James (attorney)
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Habush, Robert L.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Habush, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Habush, Robert L. (attorney)
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Habush, Robert. L. (attorney)
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Habush, Robert L. (attorney)
Making a legal break
9/85 p.13
Habush, Habush & Davis (law firm)
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Hagedorn, John
The hip church and other reflections of Milwaukee in 1968
9/88 pp.32-39
Hagerty, George
Fast forward
7/86 p.77
Haggerty Art Center
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.65
Haggerty Art Museum
Museum blues
5/87 pp.29-33
Haggerty Art Museum
The x factor
8/86 pp.115-119
Hagopian, Kenneth
Fast forward
7/86 p.76
Hail Mary (movie)
The slow good city
7/86 p.87
Haines, David
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Haines, David
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.99
Hair Care Products
The style quarterly: Beauty, the mane attraction
9/88 pp.78-80
Hale, Cis and Mike
Held hostage
5/95 p.54+
Hale, Emily
T.S. Eliot’s secret love
11/89 pp.80-85
Halker, Tom
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Hall, James H. Jr.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Hall, Tom
Violent ballet
7/86 p.91
Hall, Tom
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.47
Halliday’s Lounge
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Halloween
The insider: haunting cinema
10/92 p.11
Halverson, Gloria
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.53
Halverson, Kenneth
Pressroom confidential
9/91 p.14
Hamann, Elmer
Union blues
10/87 p.18
Hamburgers
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.46
Hammes, Jon (real-estate developer)
The hidden empire (Trammell Crow Co.)
10/88 pp.34-47
Hammes, Jon
Business & industry
5/86 p.85
Hammes, Jon
Renaissance man
8/85 p.38
Hammes, Jon
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Hammond, Larry Jr.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Hammond, Laurence, Jr. (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Hammond, Larry
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Hanaway, Donald J. (Attorney General)
An American tale (American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.)
4/90 pp.100-106+
Hanaway, Don
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.67
Hanbury, Bill
Captain American
2/96 p.66+
Hancock, Herbie
Switched-on Hancock: exploring electronic jazz
5/79 p.32 por.
Hannah, Steve
Pressroom confidential
2/93 p.13
Hannah, Steve
Pressroom confidential
12/92 p.14
Hannah, Steve
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
Hannah, Steve
A new face for the old gray lady
9/85 p.60
Hannah, Steve
Reshuffling the Journal deck
7/85 p.17
Hannah, Steve
Pressroom confidential
1/85 p.17
Hanrahan, Mary
Death of a horse
6/85 p.32
Hansberry-Sands Theatre Company
Art imitates politics: the troubled birth of Milwaukee’s second black theater company
12/81 p.55 il.
Hansen, Scott (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Hansen, Sue
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Hansen, Susan (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Hanson, Charlie
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
Hapka, Catherine M.
Business & industry
5/86 p.84
Happy Days (television program)
Aaayyh! They’re back!
2/92 p.12
Hardy’s Day Care Center
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Hari’s American Bar & Kuee-Zeen
After hours
4/86 p.38
Harland, David
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Harley-Davidson (firm)
High times in hog heaven
6/88 pp.48-52
Harley-Davidson Inc.
Piglet among hogs
9/93 p.9
Harley-Davidson Inc.
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Harmon, Keith (Abdul)
Abdul begins again
8/86 pp.13-14
Harmonica Players
Corkey Siegel: symphonic blues
6/79 p.22 il.
Harpo’s
The insider review
9/91 p.15
Harrah, Tony (Toby)
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Harrington, Arthur (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Harris, Curtiss
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.43
Harris, Del
Paper trail
1/92 p.12
Harris, Del
The truth about 1990
12/90 p.94
Harris, Ellen (Eleanor Roosevelt Glover)
Milwaukeean in the garden of good and evil
4/96 p.17
Harris, Floyd (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Harris, Leigh Ann
See also:
Conley, Leigh Ann
Harris, Leigh Ann
Double feature
12/81 p.104 por.
Harris, Lynnette
The insider: runaway twin
2/92 p.9
Harris, Lynnette
The gold digger
7/90 pp.32-37
Harris, Lynnette
Double feature
12/81 p.104 por.
Harris, Niki (dancer)
A chorus line
6/79 p.14 por.
Harris Corporation
Why Cleveland lost Harris
8/82 p.69
Harrison, Jerry (musician)
The insider review
4/88 p.18
Harrison, Jerry
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.75
Harry Schwartz Booksellers
Battle of the books
11/85 p.21
Hartmann, Cliff
The dentist’s choice
3/93 p.20+
Harvey, Barbara
Lending a wing
5/91 p.82+
Harvey, Tony (restauranteur)
Tony’s came tumbling down
12/88 pp.40-50
Harvey Services, Inc.
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Hase, David
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Hasting, Craig
Fast forward
7/86 p.77
Hatch, Michael (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Hats
Top notch: the fedora
12/87 p.130
Have You Anything to Declare? (drama)
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p.61
Haven, (Wisc.) Nuclear Power Plant
A power play
8/79 p.30 il.
Hawkins, Margaret
A kind of loving
2/94 p.66+
Hawkins, Margaret (Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.37
Hawkins, Margaret
Arts and entertainment (column)
1-2/83 p.55 por.
Hawkins, Margaret
Margaret Hawkins: conquering the world of Milwaukee music
4/80 p.82 por.
Hawkins, Philip L.
The dentist’s choice
3/93 p.20+
Hay-rides
The insider: a roll in the hay
10/88 p.21
Haydon, John (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Hayes, Eleanor
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Hayes, Eleanor
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
Hayes, Eleanor M.
1/85 p.32
Hayes, Patti
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.45
Hayes, Stephen (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Hazard, James
Filling in the blank [back surgery]
6/88 pp.54-61
Hazard, James
The Nelson Algren test for a city
7/86 p.53
Hazard, James
The dream weaver
9/84 p.89
Hazardous Waste
Poison pen
10/92 p.40+
Health
See also:
Exercise
Youth – health and hygiene
Health
Waiting for baby (Milwaukee health supplement)
5/90 pp.55-62
Health
The ABC’s of longevity
3/87 pp.69-73
Health
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Health – Wisconsin
Healthy living in Wisconsin
10/89 p.66-75
Health Care
The partnership dance
9/95 p.71+
Health Care
Healthy alternatives
12/91 p.54+
Health Care – Milwaukee
Guide to health care in Milwaukee
7/93 p.47+
Health Clubs
See: Sports Clubs
Health Dynamics
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Health Facilities
See: Good Samaritan Medical Center
Health Food
Healthy choices
6/86 p.74
Healthy Living in Wisconsin
Healthy Living in Wisconsin (book excerpt)
10/89 pp.66-75
Heart & Heart Disease
The longest wait
12/92 p.38+
Heart – Surgery
The surgeon
11/86 pp.72-80
Heart Transplants
Transplant
10/85 p.90
Heartland Health & Fitness Resort
The great winter escape
11/84 p.40
Heavy Metal Guitar (music)
Move over, Iron Maiden
2/87 p.11
Heber, Dr. F. Rick
Studies in human behavior
10/81 p.8 por.
Heenan, Catherine
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Hefty, Thomas R.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Hefty, Thomas
Death of a salesman
2/87 pp.30-39
Hegan, Mike
Profile (column)
11/81 p.15 por.
Hegarty, Derry
The pride of Erin: Milwaukee’s Irish pubs
3/80 p.28 por.
Hegarty, Jim
The pride of Erin: Milwaukee’s Irish pubs
3/80 p.28 por.
Heiber, Dale and Patti
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 por. il.
Heiden, Beth
Skating for gold at Lake Placid
2/80 p.28 col. il.
Heiden, Eric
2/80 cover col. por.
Heiden, Eric
Skating for gold at Lake Placid
2/80 p.28 col. il.
Heiden Beer
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Heileman, G. Brewery
See: G. Heileman Brewery
Heidl, Elsie
Art (column)
9/80 p.25 il.
Heinemann’s Restaurants
Best of
10/85 p.67
Heinen, Tom
The journal communications red files
4/87 p.14
Heinen, Tom and Katy
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 il.
Heipl, Irving
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.72
Heitzer, Arthur
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Heitzer, Art
The hip church and other reflections of Milwaukee in 1968
9/88 pp. 32-39
Helbach, David
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.71
Helbig, Bob
Pressroom confidential
1/92 p.13
Helga’s Black Skillet
Country comfort
7/86 p.25
Hellmuth, Phil
The prince of poker
2/90 pp.54-58+
Hemauer, Francis
The ordeal. J. Romenesko
1-2/83 p.37 il.
Hemphill, Herbert W. Jr.
Art (column)
9/81 p.16 il.
Henderson, Eddie
Standing tall
2/92 p.11
Henderson, James
The man who hates Milwaukee
11/86 pp.66-71
Henningsen, Paul
The activists
3/85 p.59
Henningsen, Paul
The online circle
3/85 p.62
Henry’s (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Henze, Uwe
Set forth the feast
12/80 p.46 col. por.
Henzig, Sionx
1/85 p.32
Hephner, Gervase
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.70
Herbal Blend Farms
The sinister garden
7/90 p.13
Herbs
A well-tempered herbarium
5/88 p.89
Herbs
Herbs supreme
5/85 p.120
Herman, Gregg M.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Herman, Gregg (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Herman, Pee-wee
Eternal youth
10/85 p.23
Hern, Marie
1/85 p.34
Herpes Viruses – Milwaukee
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1//82 p.10
Herr, Richard
1/85 p.30
Hess, Barbara
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Hevi-Haul International Ltd
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Heyl, Jacob
Raising heyl
2/93 p.12
Hickey, John (publisher)
A local voice: new Milwaukee fiction
10/87 p.16
Higgins, Jim
Pressroom confidential
11/85 p.21
Higgins, John M.
Pressroom confidential
6/86 p.19
High Roller Skate Company
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
High School Students
Late nights in fast foods
11/89 pp.63-74
High School – Standards
Parent beware
8/90 pp.42-49
Higuera, Teddy (baseball player)
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Highway Construction
See: Highway Engineering
Highway Engineering
Autocratic decree
5/87 p.114
Highway 33
Great summer adventures
7/90 pp.56-58
Hiking – Wisconsin
Leisure guide (special section)
4/86 p.17
Hiking Trails
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Hill, Wendy
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
Hillman, Sandy (Department of City Development Consultant)
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Hillside Terrace (housing project)
Deconstructing public housing
5/93 p.20+
Hindshaw, Ed
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Hinkley, Gordon
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
The Hip Hop Shop
The insider review
9/91 p.15
Hiroshima – Film
A candid camera
3/86 p.140
Hirsch, Elroy
Old crazylegs
12/86 pp.33-38
Hirsch, Elroy
St. Elroy’s fire
11/85 p.157
Hispanics – Milwaukee
The pied piper of South Ninth Street
5/86 p.54
Hissom, Doug
Pressroom confidential
2/90 p.16
Historic Halfway House, Milly’s Deli & Saloon
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.48
Historic Houses, Sites, etc.
See also: Architecture
Historic Houses, Sites, etc. – Milwaukee
Old but good
8/87 p.11
Historic Houses, Sites, etc. – Milwaukee
Saving the face of Milwaukee’s mansions
5/83 p.7
Historic Houses, Sites, etc. – Milwaukee
The last resort
4/83 p.32 il.
Historic Houses, Sites, etc. – Milwaukee
Inside Milwaukee (column)
5/82 p.12 il.
Historic Houses, Sites, etc. – Milwaukee
The Charles Allis Art Museum: a bright and airy jewel on Milwaukee’s east side
8/81 p.14 il.
Historic Houses, Sites, etc. – Milwaukee
Whoops there goes another…
2/81 p.8 il.
Historic Houses, Sites, etc. – Milwaukee
Seven for the hit list: a look at Milwaukee’s endangered buildings
10/79 p.52 col. il.
Historic Third Ward
Too much good taste
12/92 p.22
Historic Third Ward’s Second Annual Best Block Party
Those neon lights
7/87 p.16
Historical keyboard society
Back to the future
2/89 pp.25-27
History – Milwaukee
Flashback to August, 1969
8/84 p.9
History in Sherman Park (nationally published book about Milwaukee)
Ask the insider
3/88 p.18
Hitchcock, Kathleen
1/85 p.29
Hmong
Tapestry of change
4/85 p.82
Hoan Bridge
Bridge of sighs
11/89 pp.31-35
Hobby Town
Best of
10/85 p.62
Hockey
In harm’s way
1/86 p.72
Hockey, Professional
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Hockey, Professional – Milwaukee
Sailing with the Admirals
2/80 p.52 il.
Hodermann, Gerd
The insider: the Hodermann papers
11/91 p.13
Hodges, Craig
Best of
10/85 p.64
Hodges, Craig
Trading places
12/84 p.164
Hodges, Johnny
Walking among wonders
12/86 pp.100-101
Hoell, Al
Just another pretty voice
12/91 p.17
Hoffman, Dale
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Hoffman, Roy (port director)
The lake
8/79 p.49 por.
Hofmann, Dave
Creative minds
10/85 p.110
Hofmann, Mary Ann
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 col. por.
Hogan, Clark
Just another pretty voice
12/91 p.17
Hogan, Debra (soprano)
Taking on the Met
2/80 p.73 por.
Holiday Folk Fair
Fairest of the fests
7/86 p.50
Holiday Folk Fair
Glorious food
11/85 p.166
Holiday Gift Guide ’85
11/85 pp.135-137
Holidays
See also:
Christmas
Vacations
Valentine’s Day
Holidays
From Hanukkah to solstice: how Milwaukee celebrates “the season”
12/79 p.50 il.
Hollander, Bruce
Endgame (column)
8/82 p.124
Holler House (bar)
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 p.43
Holler House (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Holley, Leonard
Law and order
11/86 pp.86-89
Hollister, Hugh
Pressroom confidential
9/87 p.14
Hollister, Hugh (newspaper publisher)
Of firings, ratings and column killings
7/87 p.16
Hollister, Hugh
Pressroom confidential
4/86 p.17
Holloway, Lee
Who will be Milwaukee’s next mayor?
2/88 p.35
Holly, Buddy – Imitator
He’s Buddy Holly and he’s not dead; he’s just been touring
7/87 p.76
Holm, Dorothy (editor)
Pressroom confidential
3/88 p.16
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)
Return to life: Milwaukee after the Holocaust
1/90 pp.66-70
Hologram Haven
The inside review
1/91 p.16
Holograms
The light fantastic
2/86 p.103
Holperin, James
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.70
Holt-Smith, Marilyn (Holt-Smith & Renk, Inc.)
Women entrepreneurs (special advertising section)
1/90 pp.73-79
Holzhauer, Daniel A.
The dentist’s choice
3/93 p.20+
Home Buying
See: House Buying
Home Care and Maintenance
Maid to order
4/85 p.12
Home Computers
Getting wired
12/84 pp.45-56
Home Economics
The treasure book: a collection of helpful hints for the harried housewife of 1931
9/79 p.23 il.
Home Electronics
The high-tech home
10/88 pp.74-88
Home Improvement
Details, details, details
2/92 p.50+
Home, Landscape & Community Show
Special advertising section
3/90 pp.1-38
Home Offices
At home winter
1/95 p.54
Home Owners Warranty Corporation
Tour of homes (advertising section)
4/90 pp.55-99
Home Ownership
See: House Buying
Home Show
64th Milwaukee realtors home show
3/88 p.49
Homecoming
The girl who would be queen
9/93 p.32+
Homeless Persons
Homeless again (Milwaukee Public Schools & homeless children)
10/92 p.13
Homeless
Familiar faces
8/89 pp.40-44
Homelessness – Milwaukee
Inside Milwaukee
10/82 p.9 il.
Homes, Parade of
Special advertising section
6/87 pp.65-103
Homes, Vacation
Second thoughts
6/86 p.33
Homosexuality
A soldier’s story
6/90 pp.64-68
Homosexuals – Milwaukee
Acting up
1/94 p.82+
Homosexuals – Milwaukee
The gay Flaherty twins
1/94 p.87
Homosexuals – Milwaukee
Endgame (column)
1/82 p.80 pors.
Honda Elite (motorcycle)
Going places
6/84 p.69
Honey Acres
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Honey of a Museum (Honey Acres)
Slouching toward the spinning top museum
5/89 pp.104-107
Hooligan’s (bar)
Best of
10/85 p.69
Hooligan’s (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Hooligan’s (bar)
Ask the insider
3/85 p.20
Hooper, Tom
Consumer caps
7/95 p.13+
Hope, Sam III
Business & industry
5/86 p.84
Hopp, Mark
Pressroom confidential
4/88 p.16
Horne, Michael
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Horne, Michael (journalist)
Pressroom confidential
8/89 p.17
Horse Racing Betting
Risky business
10/89 pp.40-52
Horse Racing
Run for the roses
5/86 p.107
Horse Racing
King for a day
3/85 p.87
Horsfield, Betsy
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Horton, Frank
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Hospital Management Industry
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Hospitals – Finance
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Hospitals – Maternity Care
The Milwaukee baby book
10/87 p.45
Hospitals – Milwaukee
Guide to healthcare in Milwaukee
7/93 p.47+
Hostels, Youth
See: Youth Hostels
Hot Canary (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
3/86 p.48
Hot Lines, Information
See: Telephone in Counseling
Hot Shots (column)
8/79-7/81
See also:
Conta, Marcia
Maclean, Rod
Hot Tubs
Hot-tubbing in cold town
3/86 p.12
Hotels, Motels, etc.
See also: Hyatt Regency
Hotels, Motels, etc.
Only in your dreams
10/89 p.17
Hotels, Motels, etc.
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Hotspurs (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.35
Houlihan’s Old Place (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.43
House, Diana
The Milwaukee madam
5/90 pp.44-49
House Buying
Tour of homes (advertising section)
4/90 pp.55-99
House Buying
Parade of homes, 1987 (special advertising section)
6/87 pp.65-103
House Buying
The rules of the game: shopping for a house of the eighties
6/84 p.59
House Buying
Inside and out: more tips for prospective home buyers
6/81 p.30
House Buying
Buying a home: an inspection checklist
4/81 p.46
House Construction
House rich (million dollar homes)
9/94 p.46+
House Construction
Raise high the roof beams
4/93 p.66+
House on the Rock
The myth on the rock
3/91 p.57+
The House with Good Arts (videotape)
The house with good arts: children make art fun in new videotape
6/81 p.22
Household Economy
See: Home Economics
Housing – Milwaukee
Home steel home (Lustron metal homes)
10/94 p.14
Housing Developments – Milwaukee
Why you live in Ferndale
8/87 p.11
Houses – Maintenance and Repair
House work
4/86 p.107
Houses, Restored
Urban pioneers
11/81 p.30 il.
Housing
At home: Wisconsin style
10/95 p.62+
Housing
Your house is a blabbermouth
7/92 p.40+
Housing
The more the merrier
1/87 p.16
Housing – Milwaukee
Before and after
10/91 p.58+
Housing – Milwaukee
Anatomy of a city
9/91 p.21+
Housing – Waukesha County
Lure of the lake country
3/96 p.44+
Hoye, Chalmers
Best of
10/85 p.60
Huber, Fred
Bunky comes to beertown
4/86 p.11
Huber, Fred
The hops go head-to-head
11/85 p.22
Hudson, Katherine
Celebrity retreats
7/95 p.90+
Hughes, Trudie
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Hunger, Walter
Familiar faces
8/89 pp.41-42
Hunt, Kevin
Tale of a sports jester
6/85 p.11
Hunt Club
Mark Sherman’s hunt club
1/93 p.12
Hunter, Jeffrey
A friendship remembered
12/84 pp.102-114
Hunters & Hunting
The insider: bagging more than the limit
3/91 p.13
Hurley, William (Milwaukee Sentinel reporter)
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Hurricane Productions
Hurricane alert
10/80 p.10
Huss, Jerry
The secret of signatures
1/91 p.19+
Huston, James
Pressroom confidential
3/92 p.15
Huston, Kate
Pressroom confidential
3/92 p.15
Huston, Margo
Pressroom confidential
5/93 p.13
Huston, Margo
Pressroom confidential
6/86 p.19
Huston, Margo
Pressroom confidential
11/85 p.21
Hutchison, Chris
1/85 p.35
Hyatt Regency Hotel – Milwaukee
Topping off a downtown dream
12/79 p.9 il.
Hynson, Richard
Fine arts guide – music
9/89 p.74
Hypnosis
Mind games
8/85 p.66
I Back to Top
I.M. Petite
Best of
10/85 p.63
Iacocca, Lee
Iacocca’s losing war with Washington
5/82 p.54 il.
Iaquinta, Samuel D.
The dentist’s choice
3/93 p.20+
Ice Skating
At your leisure
7/86 p.73
Icebreaker (festival)
Putting Summerfest on ice (insider column)
8/89 p.15
Iglesias, Julio (singer)
1/85 p.13
Ignace, Gerald (M.D.)
Gerald Ignace: a statistical oddity
12/79 p.34 por.
Ignjatovic, Branko and Nada (restaurateurs)
Branko’s Serbian hospitality: ethnic cuisine for adventurous diners at the Adriatic Café
11/79 p.87 por.
Ihde, James
Shedding a tier
1/87 p.14
Ihde, James
Large vs. small
7/86 p.11
Ihde, James
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Illiteracy
The ABCs of illiteracy
1/87 p.11
Illiteracy – Milwaukee
TNH PXOMLFQA ESGTI
9/80 p.39 il.
Immunizations
See: Vaccines and Vaccination
Improvisation (acting)
Team players
2/85 p.111
Income Tax
The anxiety tax
3/89 pp.21-24
Income Tax
A tax upon you
1/87 pp.29-31
Indiana, Robert
The floor that made Milwaukee famous
10/89 pp.34-38
Indians of North America – Fishing
The great walleye war
9/89 pp.29-32
Indians of North America – Milwaukee
Land of milk and money
1/94 p.12+
Indians of North America – Milwaukee
The privileged sex (Cora Anderson)
9/93 p.10
Indians of North America – Milwaukee and Wisconsin
Down but not out: Milwaukee’s Native Americans
12/79 p.31 il.
Indians of North America – Wisconsin
Enemy territory
9/94 p.50+
Indians of North America – Wisconsin
The new buffalo (Indian gaming)
8/94 p.30+
Indians of North America – Wisconsin
Reservation accepted 2 (Louis E. Sheard)
3/94 p.11
Indians of North America – Wisconsin
Ground mounds (Lizard Mound)
10/93 p.12
Infertility
Waiting for baby (Milwaukee Health Supplement)
5/90 pp.55-62
Infertility
Scenes from a marriage
7/85 p.90
Ingraham, Laurie
A man’s woman
3/92 p.60+
Ingraham, Laurie (psychotherapist)
Staying together
8/88 pp.58-64
Ingrassia, Paul
Send in the clowns
12/84 p.17
Inn of the Four Seasons (Eagle)
Country gems
12/84 pp.37-38
Inner City
The gift herse
12/95 p.38+
Inner City
Home
8/91 p.40+
Inner Visions Counseling Service
Drunk with love
4/87 pp.84-91
Insurance
Healthy living in Wisconsin
10/89 pp.66-75
Insurance – Wisconsin
Who’s liable?
7/87 p.19
Insurance Companies
Death of a salesman
2/87 pp.30-39
Insurance Law
Naming names (insider column)
3/90 p.13
Intelligence
Whiz kids
5/83 p.16
Interaction, Inc.
Getting across
11/86 pp.29-32
Interesting People – Milwaukee
See: People – Milwaukee
Interior Decoration
Special advertising section
11/86 pp.95-107
Interior Decoration
Beyond decoration: interior design as art, architecture, environmental challenge
2/81 p.50 col. il.
Interior Decorators
See:
Forrest, Robert
Gendelman, Danni
Knight, Ruth
Interior Design
See: Interior Decoration
Interlude Bar
The unbar
4/80 p.8
Internal Revenue Service
The sting
2/86 p.32
International Travelers Clinic
Don’t leave home without it
4/87 p.18
Interns (medicine)
Resident physicians: how doctors learn their craft
11/89 pp.69-76
Inventions – Wisconsin
A better baby bouncer
11/87 p.28
Investments
The smart money
1/91 p.22+
Investments
Building wealth one step at a time
2/90 pp.11-12
Investments
Building wealth one step at a time
11/89 pp.19-21
Investments
A sensible cycle
10/85 p.49
Invisible Fence
Ask the insider
11/86 p.14
Iran-Contra Affair
The insider
4/88 p.15
Irish Castle (restaurant)
A bite of the Irish
3/93 p.71+
Irish Fest
Fairest of the fests
7/86 p.49
An Irish Guest House
A bite of the Irish
3/93 p.71+
Irma’s House of Chocolates
Best of
10/85 p.61
Iron Block Building
Iron sipes
6/94 p.28+
Iron Block (Building, 205 E. Wisconsin Ave.)
Seven for the hit list…
10/79 p.56 il.
Iron Block Party
Inside Milwaukee (column)
5/82 p.9
Iroquois Boat Lines
The lake: a profile of Milwaukee’s watery playground
8/79 p.49 il.
Iroquois Boat Tours
On tour
7/86 p.50
Irvings, Ruth J.
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Isbin, Sharon (guitarist)
Six strings
5/84 p.71
Island Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.65
The Islander (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Italian Community Center
The inside review
1/91 p.16
Italian Community Center
Isolo paradise
5/88 p.16
Italian Restaurants
A bit of Italy
7/85 p.37
J Back to Top
J.T. Moose’s (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Jac F. Donges Company
The Nelson Algren test for a city
7/86 p.53
Jac F. Donges Shop
Top notch: the fedora
12/87 p.130
Jache, Phillip (bicycle builder)
The well tailored cycle
7/79 p.14 por. il.
Jack, Deborah
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Jack Langer Pharmacy and Gifts
Best of
10/85 p.68
Jacobson, Marc W.
The dentist’s choice
3/93 p.20+
Jack’s Charter Service
Gone fishin’
7/86 p.12
Jackson, Jeff
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Jackson, Reggie
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.12 por.
Jackson, Robert L.
Mutiny in the county
2/96 p.58+
Jackson, Robert Jr.
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Jacobs, Mike
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Jacobs, Mike (television anchorman)
Squeaky clean
6/88 pp.34-38
Jacobs, Norm
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Jacobson, Thomas (attorney)
Pressroom confidential
2/86 p.14
Jacobson, Thomas (attorney)
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Jacobus Park
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.71
Jacobus, Charles Curtis
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.72
Jacobus, Delwin C.
Wanted: good ideas
10/86 pp.11-14
Jacocks, Nicole
Mother’s Day
4/88 p.33
Jacocks, Stephanie
Mother’s Day
4/88 p.33
Jacquart, Donald J.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Jacques, Damien (Journal critic)
The insider review
3/88 p.20
Jahnke, Le Roy
Fast forward
7/86 p.76
Jaimes, Judit
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
Jake’s Delicatessen
Pick of the month
11/89 p.14
Jakesters (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.44
Jakubek, Father Gene
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Jakubek, Father Gene
The holy scandal
9/89 pp.54-60
James, Dakota (author)
Building the city spectacular
7/86 p.45
James, Dakota (author)
Milwaukee the beautiful
6/86 p.60
Jansen, Dan
Dan the dull
4/95 p.21
Jansen, Dan
Milwaukee of the year
1/95 p.22+
Jansen, Mike
Carrying the torch
8/91 p.19
Janz, Bill
Ask the insider
5/93 p.12
Janz, Bill
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Japan
My melty summer in Japan
11/83 p.59
Japanese Restaurants
Seeking sushi
8/85 p.33
Jarret, Keith (musician)
A trying chat with Keith Jarret
4/79 p.28 por.
Jazz
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Jazz
Down in Dixie
6/86 p.103
Jazz Gallery (nightclub)
See: Milwaukee Jazz Gallery
Jazz – Milwaukee
The jazz dilemma: what does it take to keep the art of jazz alive – and pure?
6/84 p.70
Jazz Music
The jam session
4/88 p.86
Jazz Music
Walking among wonders
12/86 pp.100-101
Jazz: Notes from 52nd Street (column)
See: Notes from 52nd Street
Jazz Oasis (jazz club)
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
The Jazz Oasis (jazz club)
The jam session
4/88 p.86
Jazzmatazz (boutique)
All that jazz
5/84 p.67
Jeng, Ching Ming
Breaking the China syndrome: cuisine from China’s northern provinces
11/81 p.13 por.
Jennaro, William (judge)
The hired gun
5/88 p.80
Jensen, John
Roy Reiman’s Green Acres
4/91 p.29+
Jeske, Rev Mark
Common ground
1/91 p.50+
Jeskey, Lu Ann
The fastest dial in the Midwest
2/85 p.15
Jest, Peter
More tales of Jest
1/96 p.16
Jewelry
The style quarterly: classics, the perfect pearls
9/88 pp.76-77
Jewish Community Center
Pick of the month (Peck Aquatic Center)
10/88 p.21
Jewish Family Services
Return to life: Milwaukee after the Holocaust
1/90 pp.66-70
Jewish Vocational Service
The fine arts (column)
9/82 p.77 por.
Jews
Return to life: Milwaukee after the Holocaust
1/90 pp.66-70
Jews
In search of red-haired Jewish doctors who golf
11/88 p.20
Jews – Milwaukee
The rise of Milwaukee’s Jews
9/93 p.22+
Jews – Milwaukee
The split imperative
7/86 p. 17
Jews – Milwaukee
Endgame (column)
4/82 p.88 por.
Jimbo’s Pizza
Best of
10/85 p.67
Job Fairs
Job fare (north suburbs)
11/94 p.14
Job Hunting
See: Applications for positions
Job Satisfaction
Flashes to ashes
2/87 pp.17-21
Jogging – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, etc.
A jogger’s lament: pains of the long distance runner
9/79 p.29 il.
John, Harry A.
Scint and scoundrel
10/93 p.30+
John, Harry
Harry’s revenge
9/85 p.15
John, Harry
The trials and tragedy of Citizen John
5/85 p.48
John Michael Kohler Arts Center
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.65
The Johnnies (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
John’s Sandwich Shop
Over easy
11/84 p.51
Johnson, Amy
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Johnson, Don L.
Pressroom confidential
10/85 p.17
Johnson, Doug
The transformers
1/90 p.35
Johnson, Dudley
The surgeon
11/86 pp.72-80
Johnson, Geneva B.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Johnson, Helen
Queen of the road
9/93 p.10+
Johnson, Jared M.
Telling tales out of school
12/91 p.62+
Johnson, Lawrence (music critic)
Pressroom confidential
3/88 p.16
Johnson, Lawrence
A critical balance
1/82 p.32 pors.
Johnson, Mark
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Johnson, Marques
Trading places
12/84 p.164
Johnson, Samuel (businessman)
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.30
Johnson, Terry E.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Johnson, Terry (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Johnson Controls
Johnson Controls’ push for productivity
5/82 p.61
Johnson Creek High School
The outcast (Mike Staude)
9/92 p.48+
Johnson Wax
Whose business is child care?
10/87 p.27
Johnston, Bill (judge)
The fury of Judge McDonald
11/85 p.62
Johnston, Rod
What next, democrat?
12/84 p.18
Johnston, Rod (state senate candidate)
Left-handed jab
10/84 p.16
Joints
Architects in bones (Milwaukee health supplement)
2/90 pp.29-32
Jones, Dan
Pressroom confidential
1/93 p.11
Jones, Lenore
Arts and letters
5/86 p.45
Jones, Marque
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Jones, Michael Allan
This is what happened
3/87 pp.60-66
Jones Island
The Milwaukee primer (Jones Island employee ferry)
2/89 p.16
Jones Island – History
Fantasy island
12/82 p.46 il.
Joosse, Barbara
Cry in the wild (story)
Joosse, Barbara
A summer mother
9/85 p.91
Jordan Jr., Alex
The myth on the rock
3/91 p.56+
Jordan, Lisa and Eric
This year’s models
10/91 p.59
Jordan, Tom
Creative minds
10/85 p.110
Jorgensen, Kim
King of the oldies
5/85 p.23
Jorgenson, Mike
Pressroom confidential
4/92 p.13
Jorgenson, Mike
Pressroom confidential
3/92 p.15
Jorgenson, Mike
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
Jo’s Café
Best of
10/85 p.65
Joseph Entertainment
The insider: Joseph Entertainment: the final exam
10/91 p.13
Joseph, Paul
Pressroom confidential
4/92 p.13
Joseph, Paul
The insider: rating the doppler gang
5/91 p.13+
Joss, Addie
The Juneau wonder
4/86 p.94
Jost, Larry (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Journal Communications
Pressroom confidential
11/91 p.16
Journal Communications
Pressroom confidential
12/89 p.16
Journal Communications
Pressroom confidential
8/89 p.17
Journal Sentinel
Merger blues
10/95 p.28+
Journal Sentinel
Bad news
10/95 p.118
Journal Sentinel Inc
Pressroom confidential (column)
9/89 p.23
Journalism
See also:
Periodicals
Press
Sports Journalism
Journalism
Anxiety on the business beat
4/90 pp.33-36
Journalism
The Journal’s modest proposal
10/87 p.7 il.
Journalism, Commercial
Anxiety on the business beat
4/90 pp.33-36
Journalistic ethics
Pressroom confidential
7/90 p.16
Journalists – Wisconsin
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Joyce, Michael
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Joyce, Michael
Paper trail
1/92 p.12
Joyce, Michael
Update
1/90 pp.14-15
Joyce, Michael
The right stuff
12/88 pp.52-65
Judges
Disorder in the court
3/87 pp.54-59
Judges – Milwaukee County
The whole truth about judges (so help us God)
4/91 p.38+
Judges – Milwaukee County
The high cost of injustice
11/89 p.142
Judges – Milwaukee County
The verdict
9/84 p.42
Judicial Power
Disorder in the court
3/87 pp.54-59
Judith Stark Landscape Architecture
A growing obsession
5/88 p.95
Juhnke, Paul
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Jukeboxes
For jukebox junkies
4/85 p.84
Jukeboxes
Joy of jukeboxes (D. Ogrodzinski)
1-2/83 p.22 il.
Juleen, Gregg
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Jump Rope
See: Rope Jumping
Jung, Mary Beth
The lone ranger
3/87 p.17
Jung, Sherry Daley
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.48
Junkerman, John
A candid camera
3/86 p.140
Juvenile Delinquents and Delinquency
David’s story
8/86 pp.90-95
Juvenile Justice, Administration of – Wisconsin
Q: When is a child not a child?
10/88 p.122+
Jurgensen, Helen
Drunk with love
4/87 pp.84-91
Jury
12 men good and loud (insider column)
11/89 p.13
Juvenile Delinquency
Killing young
3/92 p.54+
Juvenile Delinquents and Delinquency
Seeds of trouble
8/89 pp.47-50+
K Back to Top
KRT Accessories
An adventure story
11/84 p.74
Kafka, Kery
Update
6/90 p.22
Kagan, Lesley
Just another pretty voice
12/91 p.17
Kahler, David
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Kahlor, Robert
Pressroom confidential: the case of the missing signature
5/88 p.17
Kahn, Gerald
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Kahn, Gerald
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Kalmanovitz, Paul
Paul Plunders, Henry Blunders
7/85 p.13
Kalmanovitz, Paul
Boor of the year
5/85 p.150
Kalt’s
After hours
4/86 p.38
Kanshepolsky, Jose
Update (Bad Medicine)
4/93 p.12
Kaplan, Mike
What’s happening in our neighborhoods?
3/80 p.32 por.
Kapp, Dean
Anti-atomic aerosol
3/85 p.20
Karate
Violent ballet
7/86 p.91
Karl, Max
Max Karl’s final triumph
5/82 p.47 il.
Karl Ratzch’s (restaurant)
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.43
Karlovich’s Korner (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.67
Kasch, M.W. Company
The Santa Claus of the Midwest
12/81 p.27 col. il.
Kasch, Jeffrey
The Santa Claus of the Midwest
12/81 p.27 col. il.
Kasch, Morey
The Santa Claus of the Midwest
12/81 p.27 col. il.
Kasper, Len
Jock waves
12/94 p.48+
Kasten Jr., Robert W.
The insider: talking heads
5/92 p.13
Kasten, Robert W.
Plenty of Horne
2/92 p.9
Kasten, Robert W.
Call me Bob
1/92 p.48+
Kasten Jr., Robert W.
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Kasten Jr., Robert
Two faces of Bob
2/91 p.32+
Kasten, Robert (Congressman)
The hired gun
5/88 p.80
Kasten, Bob
The last stand?
10/86 pp.29-35
Kasten, Bob
The split imperative
7/86 p.17
Kasten, Bob
Wishful thinking
10/85 p.29
Kasten, Bob
A fine surprise
2/85 p.17
Kasten, Bob
What next, democrat?
12/84 p.18
Kasten, Eva Jean
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
Kasten Jr., G. Frederick
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.48
Kasten, Jr. G. Frederick (Fred)
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Kastenmeier, Robert
Eating leftovers
4/88 p.26
The Kaszubes (ethnic group)
Fantasy island
12/82 p.46 il.
Katayama, K. Paul (doctor)
Waiting for baby (Milwaukee health supplement)
5/90 pp.55-62
Katie Gingrass Gallery
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.43
Katie’s Cheesecaque Magnifique
Best of
10/85 p.71
Katz, Dan
The expanding empire of Dan Katz
11/87 p.27
Katz, Dan
The education of Danny Katz
5/87 pp.70-75
Katzman, William
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Kauth, Bill
What do real men do?
5/85 p.21
Kawatzky, Vivian (reporter)
The untold story
11/84 p.18
Kay, Elizabeth (WTMJ-TV)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.40
Kay, Sherrie
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Kealty, Diane
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.45
Kearfott Guidance and Navigation
The secret empire of Nate Zelazo
7/90 pp.66-72+
Keedy
Just keedy
10/91 p.54+
Keely, James
Concertgoer’s companion
5/80 p.73 por.
Kehoe, Michael
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.50
Kelley, John Martin
The constipated lion
7/85 p.81
Kelley, Sister M.D.
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.13
Kelley, Tim (feature writer)
Pressroom confidential
3/88 p.16
Kelley’s
The insider review: muscle party
12/91 p.16
Kellner, Ted
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Kelly, Denis
Hops in the wind
2/93 p.14
Kelly, Walter F.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Kelly, Walter (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Kelly, Walter (attorney)
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Kelly, Walter (attorney)
Making a drug house a home
12/84 p.18
Kelly’s (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Kennedy, Edward Moore
Teddy Kennedy: the unknown candidate
1/80 p.34 por.
Kennels
The jet-set pet
2/87 p.12
Kennels
Animal house
8/85 p.13
Kenner, Debra Anita
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Kenney, Pat
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Kenney, Ray
Pressroom confidential
10/84 p.18
Kenny, Ray
Inside Milwaukee (column)
5/82 p.10 por.
Kenny, Lawrence
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Kenosha, Wisconsin
The Kenosha gallery
10/89 p.22
Kenosha Twins (baseball team)
The road to here
10/86 pp.101-104
Kentucky Derby
Run for the roses
5/86 p.107
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Fowl language
10/85 p.57
Kerley, Gilliam (draft resister)
Endgame (column)
12/82 p.120
La Kermesse de la Bastille
The great July weekend
7/86 p.57
La Kermesse de la Bastille
Lord of east town
7/85 p.35
La Kermesse de la Bastille (program)
Center supplement
7/85
Kersten, Katherine
1/85 p.36
Kesseljunge
See: Bucket Boy
Kessler, Fred
Torn between two races
12/85 p.17
Kessler, Fred
The last hurrah?
3/85 p.17
Kessler, Joan
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Kestler, Hans
Bunky comes to beertown
4/86 p.11
Kettle Moraine, Northern Unit
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Kettle Moraine State Forest
Pike Lake: a place you shouldn’t know about
5/80 p.26 il.
Kevich, Brana (woodcarver)
The last masters
9/82 p.58 pors.
Keyes, James
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Kienitz, Michael (photographer)
Into the light
10/85 p.37
Kiko’s Show Lounge
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Killian, Ron
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32 por.
Kim, Randall Dirk
Theater in the wild
6/86 p.25
King, Kevin P.
The dentist’s choice
3/93 p.20+
King, Tony (music educator)
Milwaukeean of the month (column)
9/80 p.92 por.
King Richard’s Fair
Fairly fun
8/84 p.89
Kingsbury, Anne
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Kinnamon, David (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Kinney, Ken S.
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Kirkhuff, Curtis
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Kishline, John
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Kissinger, Meg
Accidental gossip
11/92 p.32+
Kissinger, Meg
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Kissinger, Meg
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Kit Carson Ltd.
Sure things
1/85 p.85
Kitchen, Denis
Comic relief
11/87 p.85
Kitchen Sink Press
Comic relief
11/87 p.85
Kite Society of Wisconsin
Summer in the city
6/86 p.55
Kite Society of Wisconsin
The kite king
9/79 p.8 il.
Kites
Summer in the city
6/86 p.55
Kittleson, Russell T.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Kivitt, Ted (ballet director)
False steps
11/86 pp.50-64
Kivitt, Ted (ballet director)
The glamour gamble by Bruce Murphy
3/83 p.13 por.
Kizewic, Carin
Mid-America Dance Theater Inc.
3/79 p.4 por.
Klaw, Spencer
Pressroom confidential
3/91 p.15
Kleczka, Gerald
Squeaking by on $89,500
2/89 pp.29-30
Kleczka, Gerald
The waiting game
12/86 pp.73-87
Kleczka, Gerald
Of polls and Poles: the south side rises again in the fourth district
4/84 p.92
Klee, Nancy & Tom
The wait for Jacob
8/85 p.60
Klein, Jim
The fury of Judge McDonald
11/85 p.62
Klein, Rick
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.48
Klein, Tracy
1/85 p.36
Kleismet, Bob
Nonconformist in blue: the outspoken head of the police union breaks all the stereotypes
12/81 p.23 por.
Klemmer’s florist
Family affair
1/86 p.33
Kliczak, Andre
The big lie
7/89 pp.27-32
Kloss, Gerald
Scribes and sons
1/93 p.9
Kloss, Gerald
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Kloss, Timothy
Scribes and sons
1/93 p.9
Klumb, Eric (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Klump, J. Val
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.70
Klusman, Judy
The insider: strange bedfellows
5/93 p.11
Knaebe, Dan
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Knee
Architects in bone (Milwaukee health supplement)
2/90 pp.29-32
Kneisler’s (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.44
Knight, Ruth (interior decorator)
Beyond decoration: interior design as art, architecture, environmental challenge
2/81 p.50 col. por.
The Knitting Factory
I’ll take Milwaukee
11/89 p.15
Knoff, Richard V.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Knoll, Erwin
A spoiled priesthood
3/86 p.29
Knoll, Erwin (editor)
Can the progressive survive?
1/82 p.42 pors.
Knopf, Marlene
WFMR rises to greater heights
6/81 p.62 col. por.
Knowles, Warren
Planting a tree at 80
6/89 p.20
Knowles, Wayne
Set forth the feast
12/80 p.46 col. por.
Knudsen, Terry
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Ko-Am Restaurant
Eating east
2/85 p.44
Ko-Thi Dance Company
A beautiful vision of the world
5/91 p.76+
Ko-Thi Dance Company
A different drum
6/89 pp.27-28
Ko-Thi Dance Company
The insider review
4/88 p.18
Koconis, James
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Kohl, Herbert H.
Plenty of Horne
3/92 p.13
Kohl, Herbert H.
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Kohl, Herbert H.
Plenty of Horne
7/91 p.11
Kohl, Herb
The learning curve (Wisconsin D.C. column)
5/89 pp.33-35
Kohl, Herb
Citizen Kohl
10/88 pp.27-29
Kohl, Herb
King Kohl
5/85 p.90
Kohl, Herb
Class acts
4/85 p.110
Kohler, Herbert V. Jr.
Deal of the century
2/85 p.82
Kohler, Julilly
Kohler of coolsville
4/94 p.11
Koher, Marty
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Kohler Company
Down the drain
7/87 p.17
Kohler Company
Deal of the century
2/85 p.82
Kohl’s Department Store
The sale psyche
11/88 pp.33-36
Kohn, Steve R.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Kohn, Dr. William
The making of a church
6/86 p.82
Koleas, James
Fast forward
7/86 p.77
Konzal, Dennis
Royalty on the rocks
9/84 p.14
Koonz, Bob
Chasing the little white ball: a portrait of Milwaukee golfaholics
7/79 p.28 il.
Kopp’s Frozen Custard Stand
The insider review
4/91 p.17
Kopp’s (custard)
The insider review
2/88 p.15
Kopp’s (custard)
Best of
10/85 p.65
Korte, Spence
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/96 p.22+
Kosmic Klub
After hours
4/86 p.38
Koss, John
Celebrity retreats
7/95 p.90+
Koss, John
Son of Koss
10/89 pp.25-26
Koss, Michael
Son of Koss
10/89 pp.25-26
Koss Corporation
Son of Koss
10/89 pp.25-26
Kosta’s White Manor Inn
Greek to me
1/85 p.23
Kotsonis, George (attorney)
Who killed Jacobus park?
5/88 p.71
Kottke, Leo (guitarist)
A local hero
3/85 p.96
Kozak, Ellen
1/85 p.37
Kozak, Ellen
Corset call: a look backward and step forward for Friends Mime Theater
11/81 p.42
Kozol, Jonathan
Book muscle
3/93 p.10
Koz’s Mini Bowl
Best of
10/85 p.63
Krajniak, Paul (avant garde artist)
The queen is an armchair
2/88 p.23
Kramoris, Daniel
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.96
Kraus, Bill
Pressroom confidential
1/85 p.17
Kraus, Bill (aide to Gov. Dreyfus)
Riding shotgun for the governor
6/80 p.42 por.
Krauss, Kent
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
Kravit, Stephen E.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Kravit, Stephen (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Kravit, Steve
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Krawczyk, Ray
Insider (column)
8/90 p.16
Kreger, Don
A friendship remembered
12/84 pp.102-114
Kreuzen, Die (band)
See: Die Kreuzen (band)
Krieger, William
The victim
3/89 pp.34+
Kriger, Alvin
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Kritzik, David
The insider: runaway twin
2/92 p.9
Kritzik, David
The gold digger
7/90 pp.32-37
Kroening, Norman
The seven million dollar dream
2/82 p.33 por.
Kroening, Walter
The victim
3/89 pp.34+
Kroog, Natalie
Only an illusion
4/85 p.69
Krumer, Eric
The mayoral double
4/94 p.11
Kruth, John (musician)
The insider review
3/88 p.20
The Krystal Set (radio theatre group)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
2/82 p.12 il.
Kubala, Tom
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.46
Kubiak, Tony (poet)
The Semesy side
7/80 p.7
Kuehl, Hal
A lack of loyalty?
11/85 p.17
Kuelthau, Peter
If a tree falls in a forest…
2/87 p.12
Kuether, John
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Kuhn, Janice (owner, Milwaukee auction galleries)
Tales of the hunt: the search for antiques
5/88 p.91
Kuiper, Scott
Whence WFMR?
12/86 pp.11-18
Kumbalek, Art
Making the grade
3/94 p.12
Kunicki, Walter
Revealed: why Wally Kunicki is tough on crime
8/95 p.14
Kunicki, Walter
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.69
Kuntz, Dale
Milwaukee’s movie man
10/80 p.62 por.
Kunz, Helen
Where’s Helen?
1/88 p.70
Kunz Family Murders
Where’s Helen?
1/88 p.70
Kuony, Madame Liane
At home
1/94 p.70+
Kuony, Madame Liane
The legendary Madame Kuony
6/80 cover por., p.28 col. por. il.
Kurczewski, Norbert
Private i.o.u.
7/91 p.13
Kurt Van Engel Commission Company, Inc.
The battle of commission row
5/89 pp.48-56
Kushner, Beth
Seven women
9/85 p.78
Kusic, Leona
Nobody’s home
12/81 p.13 por.
Kuzminski, Richard
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Kuznik, Frank
Out front (column)
12/82 p.5 por.
L Back to Top
L.A. Freeway
Insider freeway
8/91 p.21
LMC
See: Lesser Milwaukee Committee
LS Research
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Labor and Laboring Classes
See:
Employment
Work
Labor Leaders
See: Trade Unions – Officials
La Cage Aux Folles (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Ladish, Mary L.
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
La Follette, Belle
The forgotten LaFollette
2/89 pp.38-45
La Follette, Bronson
An American tale (American TV and Appliance of Madison, Inc.)
4/90 pp.100-106+
La Follette, Bronson (attorney general)
The last La Follette
8/86 pp.50-64
La Follette, Bronson (attorney general)
Equal time for Bronson?
8/86 p.16
La Follette, Bronson (attorney general)
Who is Ed Garvey…?
10/84 p.70 il.
La Fontsee, Dane
Dancing in the dark
2/93 p.20+
La Fontsee, Dane
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
La Frontera (restaurant)
Beyond the Tostado
1/91 p.77+
La Frontera (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.45
La Guajolotera - Story
See: Zetley, Sol Nazari
La Kermesse de la Bastille
See: Kermesse…
La Playa (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.45
La Playa (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Labor Unions – Milwaukee
Union blues
12/89 pp.29-33
Laing, Dean
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Laing, Dean (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Laitinen, Kathi
A Cinderella story
4/81 p.10 por.
Lake Geneva
The new port
9/89 pp.63-65
Lake Geneva – Travel
The color of new life
5/95 p.23+
Lake Geneva Playboy Club
Glitter, glamour, and beautiful girls: inside the Lake Geneva Playboy Club
12/80 p.36 il.
Lake Michigan
The lake: a profile of Milwaukee’s watery playground
8/79 p.42 col. il.
Lake Michigan
8/79 cover col. il.
Lake Michigan – Erosion
The insider: welcome to computer beach
8/88 p.17
Lake Michigan Car Ferry
A slow boat to Michigan
7/90 pp.60-61
Lake Park (Milwaukee County Park System)
Getting high in the park
7/80 p.53 il.
Lake Terrace Project
Building a town square
2/90 pp.35-38
Lakefront Brewery Inc.
Insider review
1/90 p.17
Lakefront Festival of the Arts
Fine arts (column)
6/83
Lakefront of Festival of Arts
Hot shots (column)
6/81 p.9 il.
Lakefront Festival of Arts
A floating art center on Milwaukee’s shore
6/79 p.19 il.
Lakes
See: Water pollution
Lalich, Ron
Specialty shops for the urban gourmet
3/81 p.34 col. por. il.
Lamb (cookery)
The new ewe
4/85 p.80
Lamke, Ken
Pressroom confidential
11/86 p.16
Lampe, Sister Laura
Laura Lampe: Alverno’s unsung heroine
8/80 p.76 por.
La Mirage Lounge
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Landfills – Milwaukee
See: Omega Hills Landfill
The Landing (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Landmark Lanes
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 p.43
Landmark Lighting Project
Let there be light
12/89 p.17
Landmark Theaters
King of the oldies
5/85 p.23
Lands’ End
The quiet man
1/87 pp.23-28
Landscape Gardening
A growing obsession
5/88 p.94
Lang, Bob
Land of Lang
8/95 p13+
Langley, Grant
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
Langley, Grant F.
1/85 p.34
Langley, Grant
The scarlet letter
5/84 p.12
Language and Languages
Do you hear what they hear?
6/90 p.20
Lanier, Bob
1/85 p.36
Lanier, Bob
Trading places
12/84 p.164
Lannon, Stone
Stone city
8/94 p.46+
Lanser, Bruce (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Lanser, Rod
The untold story
11/84 p.18
Lanser, Rod
Everything’s cookin’ at Summerfest ‘81
7/81 p.26 il.
Lanser, Rod
Milwaukeean of the month (column)
12/80 p.100 por.
Lanser, Rod
Talk it up town
10/79 p.39 por.
Lapaglia, Chuck
An honest-to-all jazz club
7/79 p.46 por. col. il.
LaPointe, Paul (restaurateur)
Dinner date
10/79 p.77 por.
LaPorte, Bev
Nobody’s home
12/81 p.13 por.
Larry the Legend
Ask the insider
11/85 p.18
Larsen, G. Andrew
1/85 p.33
Lasee, Alan
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
Laska, Norman (professor)
The lake…
8/79 p.48 por.
Latz, Bill
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.35
La Veer’s Lounge
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Lavallette, Chrys
Leave ‘em laughing
3/85 p.17
Law Enforcement
Trouble in ticket town
11/81 p.24 il.
Law Firms
Rumbles from the silent giant
6/85 p.52
Lawn Bowling
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Lawson, Lise (interior designer)
My favorite things
5/88 p.87
Lawyers
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Lawyers
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Lawyers
Convictions
3/90 pp.99-104
Lawyers – Milwaukee
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Lawyers – Milwaukee
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Lawyers – Milwaukee
The best of the Bar
2/85 p.91
Lay, Brad
Update: skinhead weds
1/96 p.15
Le Bell, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Le Bistro
Haute hotel cuisine
9/91 p.78+
Le Picnic
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
Lea, Bud
Pressroom confidential
3/85 p.22
Lead Poisoning
The enemy within
1/91 p.56+
Leader, Mary
Tracing the roots of Salem witchcraft
6/79 p.27 por.
Learnfare
A black eye for Wisconsin? (editorial)
5/90 p.114
Leave It To Beaver (TV series)
Born again Beaver
11/81 p.9 il.
Leavitt, Judith Walzer (author)
Regaining control over childbirth
10/87 p.51
Lechter, Sharon
Wisconsin woman: troubled beginnings
6/87 p.16
Lee, Bob
Ask the insider
5/88 p.17
Lee, Mordecai
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.69
Lee, Mordecai
The lapsed liberals
3/85 p.61
Lee, Peter (instructor)
Could you teach at UWM?
5/88 p.15
Lee Foster Quartet
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
Lee Johns Catering
A catered affair
12/86 p.65-69
Leean, Joseph
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.71
Leeson Electric Coop
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Legislators
Wisconsin’s best, brightest, dimmest and dullest
3/86 p.64
Legislature – Wisconsin
Why the hubbub?
5/86 p.23
Legislature – Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s best, brightest, dimmest and dullest
3/86 p.64
Legro, Ron
The axing of Marvin Weaver
11/84 p.64
Leicht, John
Of national acclaim
3/87 p.19
Leicht, John
An American journey
4/86 p.137
Leinenkugel, Jake
Just another pretty voice
12/91 p.17
Lelivelt, James
The victim
3/89 pp.34+
Lenger, Frank
Voices from the past
10/87 p.15
Lenrak’s Restaurant
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Leonard, Daryl
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.44
Leonard, Richard
Pressroom confidential
10/85 p.17
Leonard, Richard
A new face for the old gray lady
9/85 p.60
Leon’s (custard stand)
American pie
7/85 p.116
Lenz, Randolph
Wisconsin’s mystery mogul
9/89 p.22
Leonardi, Maria
Silver linings
2/94 p.36+
Lepold-Miller, Goldi
Style and design
5/86 p.63
Lerner, Bob
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Lerner, Bob
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Lerner, Gerda
A death of one’s own
9/86 pp.61-63
Lerner, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Leroy Airmaster (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.47
Leroy Airmaster (band)
Singin’ the blues
3/86 p.137
LeSage, Patrick
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
LeSage, Patrick
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
LeSage, Patrick A.
1/85 p.31
Lesbianism
A soldier’s story
6/90 pp.64-68
Lescrenier, Charles
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.45
Lesihau, Homer
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
Leslie, Paul
Aldore’s glasses
12/84 pp.138-148
Lessard, Alberta
Familiar faces
8/89 p.42
Lesser Milwaukee Committee
The insider
11/87 p.17
Lesy, Michael
Wisconsin gothic revisited
3/91 p.31+
Let’s Talk About It (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Levin, Robert
Pick of the month
5/91 p.17
Levin, Scott N.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Levine, Sherrie (artist)
The death of new
12/87 p.53
Levit, William (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
5/90 pp.50-55
Levy, Donald M.D.
A dose of his own medicine (insider column)
3/90 p.13
Levy, Donald M.
Death of a horse
6/85 p.32
Levy, Donald (plastic surgeon)
Skin deep
10/83 p.34
Levy, Lon
A written cocktail party
2/86 p.13
Lewis, Frank (artist)
The happy accident
8/85 p.109
Lewis, Glenn
Prince of the city
7/85 p.41
Lewis, Margaret
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.71
Lewitzky, Bella
Bella who?
1/85 p.91
Lezcano, Sixto
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Li Liu Wu’s Oriental Banquets
Holidays with spirit
12/90 pp.42-43
Liability (law)
Who’s liable?
7/87 pp.19-21
Liars
Ask the insider
3/86 p.15
Liban, Jim (blues musician)
Bluesman
3/84 p.56
Libraries
It’s academic – check it out
4/87 p.11
(La) Licata’s Little Italy
Slice of life
11/85 p.74
Lighting
Let there be light
12/89 p.17
Lighting
Let there be lighting
1/85 p.68
Limbaugh, Rush
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
Limousine Service
Inside Milwaukee (column)
9/82 p.9 il.
Lincoln Center for the Arts
School rules
7/86 p.95
Lincoln Center for the Arts
The Lincoln paradox
6/82 p.48 il.
Lindsey-Davis, Gwen
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.43
Lippold, Richard
The insider review
1/91 p.16
Lipton, Seymour (sculptor)
Unavoidable art
3/88 p.32
Liquor Stores
Superior spirits (guide to the best retailers)
6/92 p.60+
Liqueurs
A cordial invitation
12/84 pp.76-80
Literacy
Dumbing down our kids
1/96 p.38+
Literacy
See: Illiteracy
Literary Clubs and Societies
Wisconsin’s oldest writer’s club
1/80 p.55 il.
Little, Guy
The fine arts (column)
8/82 p.89 por.
Little Switzerland
Going downhill
11/85 p.52
Liver Transplants
Miracles (Amy LaDue)
12/95 p.24+
Lizard Mound
Ground Mounds
10/93 p.12
Llamas
Pick of the month
7/90 p.16
Lloyd’s Lunch
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Lobbyists
See also: Goyke, Gary R.
Lobbyists and Lobbying
Lobby probe update: the never ending story
3/89 pp.16-17
Lobbyists and Lobbying
Anything of Value
8/88 pp.81-95
Lobbyists and Lobbying
Point blank
9/85 p.50
Lobbyists and Lobbying
What are lobbyists and why are people saying such terrible things about them?
7/80 p.48
Local Government
Who’s got the money?
6/90 p.82
Locate Your Lips (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Location in Business and Industry
The myth of industrial flight
8/82 p.66 il.
Location in Business and industry
Seatbelts in the siesta belt
8/82 p. 70
Location in Business and Industry
Surviving the shift
8/82 p.76
Lockett, Sandra
The ABCs of illiteracy
1/87 p.11
Lockwood, George
Reshuffling the Journal deck
7/85 p.17
Lo Duca, Jon and Andy
The accordion
3/93 p.64+
Loeb, Leonard
Ace attorney
2/95 p.24+
Loeb, Leonard (Attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Loewen, Deb (choreographer)
A dance of one’s own
12/88 pp.31-35
Loewen, Deb (choreographer)
The insider review
2/88 p.15
Loewen, Debra
New-fangled barn dance
4/87 p.14
Loewen, Debra
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Loftus, Thomas
Tom vs. Tommy
8/90 pp.58-71
Loftus, Thomas
Update
6/90 p.22
Loftus, Thomas
Candidate Tom who?
5/90 p.18
Loftus, Thomas
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.64
Loftus, Thomas
Best of
10/85 p.61
Lomax, Adrian
The most dangerous man in prison
2/93 p.44+
Lon Bruno School of Wine
Wines 101
6/85 p.69
London, David
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
London, Laura (PSEUD)
See: Curtis, Sharon and Thomas
Lone Star Texas Barbeque
Casual corners
11/91 p.74+
Lonely Rebellion of Harvey Pickett; Story
See: Maclean, Rod
Lonesome Jake’s Devil Hole Ranch Bed and Breakfast
A little bit of Finland
11/89 p.58
Long, Karin A.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.47
Longevity
The ABCs of longevity
3/87 pp.69-73
Loos, Henry J.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Lopez, Emilio E.
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Lord, Mara
Getting along with Bo
9/95 p.18
Lord, Michael H.
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Lord, Michael H.
Lord of East Town
7/85 p.35
Lorman, Barbara
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.74
Lotteries – Wisconsin
Risky business
10.89 pp.40-52
Lottery
Lucky (Les Robens and Coleen DeVrier)
5/94 p.30+
Lotto
Risky business
10/89 pp.40-52
Louie’s (Restaurant)
1/96 p.128
Louie’s (Tavern)
The far-east on the south side
11/84 p.14
Love, Martha Marie
Community service
5/86 p.58
Love
Drunk with love
4/87 pp.84-91
Lowe, David
Ace Attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Low-Fat Eating
One from the heart
5/85 p.35
Lozoff, Shelby R.
Pie in the skywalk
6/86 p.15
Lubar, David
Business and Industry
5/86 p.84
Lubar, David
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Lubar, Fred G.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Luber, Fred
Our offices, ourselves
7/91 p.32
Luber, Fred G. (Chairman, Super Steel Products, Corp.)
Portrait
9/84 p.57
Lubar, Sheldon B. (President, Lubar and Co., Inc)
Portrait
9/84 p.52
Lucci, Michelle
False Steps
11/86 p.50-64
Lucey, David M.
Telling tales out of school
12/91 p/62+
Lucey, Patrick
The Lucey legacy
7/84 p.70
Luck, Dr. Allan
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 por. Il.
Luczak, Dave
Radio mid-life crisis
5/86 p.15
Ludwig, R. Arthur (Attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 p.50-55
Lueders, Bill
Pressroom confidential (column)
2/90 p.16
Lueders, Bill
The sel of the north
2/86 p.74
Lueders, Bill
Return of the gun-buying maniac
12/84 p.20
Luedke, Robert
A death in the family
12/82 p.39
Luellwitz, John D.
Business and industry
5/86 p.84
Lujak, Tom
Pressroom confidential
4/92 p.13
Lundeen, Stephen
Community service
5/86 p.58
Lustron Homes (metal homes)
Home sweet home
10/94 p.14
Luthern A Cappella Choir
A Christmas cornucopia
12/80 p.88
Lutherans
The making of a church
6/86 p.82
Lutton, Janice
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Luyendyk, Arie
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Lynch, Bill
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Lynch, Carol
A home of one’s own
12/94 p.15+
Lynch, William
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation
Picketed fences
2/96 p.17
Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation
Hometown heroes
11/92 p.28+
Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation
Update
10/91 p.17
Lyric Opera of Chicago
4/79 p.54 por.
M Back to Top
M & I investment Management Corp.
Building wealth one step at a time
11/89 pp.19-21
MAF
See: Milwaukee Artists Foundation
MATC
See: Milwaukee Area Technical College
MCP, Inc.
Pressroom confidential
4/88 p.16
MECCA
The floor that made Milwaukee famous
10/89 pp.34-38
MECCA
Blaspheming MECCA
7/89 pp.23-24
MGIC (Mortgage Guarantee Insurance Corporation)
Saving of MGIC
5/84 p.52
MGIC (Mortgage Guarantee Insurance Corporation)
Max Karl’s final triumph
5/82 p.47 il.
MRT
See: Milwaukee Repertory Theater
MSOE
See: Milwaukee School of Engineering
M and W Productions, Inc.
More that child’s play
4/87 p.11
M. Skovsted Distributors
Best of
10/85 p.67
Ma Fischer’s (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.65-66
Ma Jolie Boutique
Make a million dollars
3/88 p.36
Macal, Zdenek
Mr. Intensity
12/89 pp.55-62+
Macal, Zdenek
The insider review
11/87 p.23
Mcarthur, Peter (attorney)
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.74
McCallum, Scott
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
McCallum, Scott
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
McCann, Dennis
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
McCann, Dennis
McCann (journal column)
5/90 p.22
McCann, E. Michael
McCann: a keeper of order, but not fantasy
5/92 p.14
McCann, E. Michael
Convictions
3/90 pp.99-104
McCann, E. Michael
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McCann, E. Michael
A day in the life of Mr. District Attorney
6/79 p.54 por.
McCann, James A.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.48
McCann, Jim
A gift horse
7/86 p.126
McCarter, James
Pressroom confidential (column)
2/90 p.16
McCarter, James
Not as crazy after all these years
3/87 p.14
McCarter, Jim (newspaper editor)
Pressroom confidential
7/90 p.16
McCarthy, Joseph (senator)
The McCarthy cult
5/82 p.41 il.
McCarthy, Pat
Fine arts (column)
1-2/83 p.57
McCarthy, Bill E.
Ace Attorneys
2/95 p.24+
McCarthy, William (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McCollow, Thomas
Pressroom confidential
3/91 p.15
McCollow, Tom (Newspapers, Inc. chairman)
Pressroom confidential
1/85 p.17
McCollow, Tom (Newspapers, Inc. chairman)
The untold story
11/84 p.18
McComas, Harrold
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McCullough, John
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
McCullough, John
The funding of John McCullough
4/89 p.18
McCullough, John E.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
McCurdy, Pat (musician)
The insider review
5/88 p.20
McDevitt, Joseph
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
McDevitt, Joseph (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McDonald – Davis Advertising Agency
The hired gun
5/88 p.80
McDonalds, Dan (judge)
The fury of Judge McDonald
11/85 p.62
McDonald, Dick
Our offices, ourselves
7/91 p.32+
MacDonald, John D.
John, we hardly knew you
3/87 p.11
McElrath, Randy
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
McElwee, Patrick
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.72
McFadden, Michael
The arts of brewing, painting and patronage
4/79 p.39 por. il.
McGaffey, Jere (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McGaffey, Jere
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McGee, Michael R.
Strange bedfellows
2/91 p.86
McGee, Michael
Pressroom confidential (column)
6/90 p.18
McGee, Michael
The agitator
11/89 pp.40-51
McGee, Michael
1/85 p.14
McGhee, Marlon
The insider: rating the Doppler gang
5/91 p.13+
McGilligan, Patrick
McGilligan’s Island
3/93 p.50+
McGinnity, Tom
Update
6/90 p.22
McGinnity, Tom
Miracle on 4th street
12/89 pp.72-82
McGlocklin, Jon
1/85 p.32
McGoohan, Phil
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
McGray, Mike
Fade to black
3/86 p.11
MacGregor, David (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McGuire, Al
Irrepressible Al
12/84 pp.62-74
McIntosh, Charles I. – Residence
See: Charles I. McIntosh Residence
McKeithan, Daniel F., Jr.
A chairman brewed with gusto
11/80 p.92 por.
McKeown, Jeannine
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.42
McKey, Jean
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
McKey Perforating Company
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
McGee, Nancy
1/85 p.31
Maciver, John
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Maciver, John
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McKinley Beach
The insider: welcome to computer beach
8/88 p.17
McKinley Beach
8/79 col. il.
McKinney, Charles
Business & industry
5/86 p.82
McKinney, Charles
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McLauchlan, Charles
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
McLean, Malcom
The axing of Marvin Weaver
11/84 p.64
McMurrin, Lee
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
McMurrin, Lee
A testy issue
5/87 p. 11
McMurrin, Lee
Flunking out
11/86 p.162
McMurrin, Lee
The insider: why Lee can’t add
4/84 p.11
McNally, Joel
Making the grade
3/94 p.12
McNally, Joel
Pressroom confidential
3/91 p.15
McNally, Joel
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
McNally, Joel
Pressroom confidential
4/90 p.16
McNally, Joel
Pressroom confidential
1/90 p.15
McNally, Joel
Pressroom confidential
11/87 p.27
McNally, Joel
The impudent bystander
6/85 p.44
McNally, Joel
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.11 il.
McNally, Joel
The Journal’s modest proposal
10/81 p.7 por. il.
McNally, Joel & Sean
The insider: scribes and sons
1/93 p.9
McNally, John
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McNeer, Charles
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
McNeer, Charles
The transformers
1/90 pp.31-32
McNeer, Charles
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.30
McNeer, Charles
The pain and the power
11/87 p.31
McNichol, Jim
Pay for play
4/85 p.23
McNichol and Company
Pay for the play
4/85 p.23
McNulty, Mary Anne
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
McNulty, Mary Anne
The activists
3/85 p.59
McQueen, Charon
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
McSweeney, Maurice (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McSweeney, Sandra (interior designer)
Georgian revival
5/85 p.116
Mack, Nancy
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Mackie Building
See: Chamber of Commerce Building
Madden, Michael J.
Optimist of the mouth
8/86 p.14
Mader’s
The sophisticated sipper: Mr. Ellipse joins the beer drinking clubs
4/88 p.20
Mader’s
Best of
10/85 p.64
Madison – Description & Travel
Capital ideas
1/92 p.20+
Maersch, Katherine
The happy accident
8/85 p.109
Mafia
Frank Balistrieri: FBI target
10/81 p.20 il.
Magazines
See: Periodicals
Magicians
A little hocus pocus
9/85 p.15
Magicians
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.9 il.
Magowan, Kay
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.43
Magowan, Terry
1/85 p.34
Mahn, Ronald E.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Mahoney, Bob
Executive network
6/87 pp.19-21
Mainstream Records
Quiet riot
5/95 p.15+
Mahre, Helen
Feeding a universal passion for pies
12/90 p.21
Maiden Voyage
Artisans of the sea
5/93 p.60+
Maier, Henry W.
Pressroom confidential: on the record: a mayoral obsession
3/91 p.15
Maier, Henry (mayor)
The unknown mayor
9/87 p.26
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Nothing new
8/87 p.130
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Strange bedfellow
3/87 pp.25-29
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Last of a breed
11/85 p.78
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Mayor Etcetera
9/85 p.126
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Paul plunders, Henry blunders
7/85 p.13
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Death valley
4/85 p.17
Maier, Henry (mayor)
The slippery baton
3/85 p.48
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Mayor queeg
2/85 p.126
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Send in the clowns
12/84 p.17
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Quote of the month
8/84 p.14
Maier, Henry (mayor)
So what? The tedium is the message at city hall
2/84 p.76
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Endgame (column)
6/83
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Endgame
11/82 p.116
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
9/82 p.11
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Henry Maier’s secret lakefront scheme
6/82 p.33 il.
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
3/82 p.10
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
2/82 p.12 por.
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1/82 p.9 por.
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Maier vs. Conta
3/80 p.38 por.
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Milwaukee’s biggest party
7/79 p.50 por.
Mail Order Business
The quiet man
1/87 pp.23-28
Mail Order Business – Wisconsin
Wisconsin by mail
11/87 p.91
Main Street Bistro
Snappy comebacks
12/81 p.68+
Main Street Café
Westward ho!
11/92 p.69+
Main Street Publishing Inc.
A local voice: new Milwaukee fiction
10/87 p.16
Mainstream
CD or not CD?
6/87 p.17
Mainstream Jazz Cellar
Pick of the month
3/91 p.17
Mainstream Records
Pick of the month
5/91 p.17
Majerus, Rick
Dear coach
1/85 p.86
Majerus, Rick
Basketball jones
12/82 p.51 por.
Major League (motion picture)
Making major league
3/89 pp.94-100
Majore, Frank
Dream portrait
3/87 pp.36-41
Malec, Charlie (musician)
The Morgan brothers
3/79 p.22 por. il.
Malan, John
The insider: rating the Doppler gang
5/91 p.13+
Malcolm X Academy
Good Intentions
5/93 p.30+
Mallory, Joyce
Telling tales out of school
12/91 p.62+
Mallory, Joyce Parkman
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Malmstadt, Mike
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Malone, Michael (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Malpractice
Prologue’s bad call (list of local physicians with questionable practices)
4/92 p.41+
Malpractice
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Malpractice
High tech hopes
5/86 p.31
The Man in the Blue Sweater; Story
See: Wright, Betty Ren
Manakin (Milwaukee company)
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.40
Malmstadt, Michael
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Mandarich, Tony
Insider
2/90 p.16
Mandatory Arrest Law
Victims of violence
5/94 p.14+
Mandracchia, Paul
Stages
3/93 p.27+
Manhattan Textiles
The insider review
8/91 p.21
Manian, Victor
Is this man Milwaukee’s next police chief?
4/84 p.55
Manitowoc – Description & Travel
Surf and turf
5/92 p.21+
Manly, William (interior designer)
My favorite things
5/88 p.85
Mann, Judy
Community service
5/86 p.57
Mannel’s Product, Inc.
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.41
Manny, Char
The spirit of Enterprise
8/85 p.48
Manpower, Inc. (firm)
Revenge of the nerd
4/89 pp.40+
Manpower, Inc.
Up for grabs
12/87 p.33
Mansion Hill Inn
A Winter’s Tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Manthey, Brian
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
Manthey, Brian
Manthey and sprangers morning show (review)
8/89 p.19
Manthey, Bruce
Jock waves
12/94 p.48+
Mapmaking - Computerized
See: Geographic Information Systems
Marangelli’s Al Lago
Mediterranean Milwaukee
5/93 p.74
Maranth Corporation
Holy names
10/86 pp.74-81
Maras, Alma
Familiar faces
8/89 pp.40-41
Marcella’s Cloud Nine
Goodbye mom and pop
2/85 p.19
Marculescu, Yolanda (opera singer)
The fine arts (column)
7/83
Marcus Amphitheater
Festival of errors
9/87 p.11
Marcus, Steve
The floor that made Milwaukee famous
10/89 pp.34-38
Marcus, Steve
Bridge over troubled real estate
3/89 pp.25-27
Marcus, Steve
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Marcus, Marvin
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Margolis, Marvin (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Marcus, Bruce
Jack waves
12/94 p.48+
Maric, Branka
The lady is a chef
12/89 pp.109-110
Marie’s Bed and Breakfast
Home away from home
4/93 p.20+
Marine Bank
Big money in bank mergers?
9/87 p.14
Maris, Linda
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Maris, Linda (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Marisco’s Atotonilco
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Maritime Festival
Maritime festival (special advertising section)
9/89 pp.115-122
Markets, Farmers’
The West Allis farmer’s market
7/81 p.10 il.
Marks County Market
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.27
Marks, Judy
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Marks, Susan (prostaff)
Women entrepreneurs (special advertising section)
1/90 pp.73-79
Marks, Tom
More than child’s play
4/87 p.11
Marks, Tom
Not the same old song and dance
9/86 pp.14-18
Marlin, Ralph
Playing to a tie
3/92 p.14
Marquette Electronics Inc.
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Marquette Electronics
Whose business is child care?
10/87 p.27
Marquette University
The pros and cons
1/95 p.15+
Marquette University
Father knows best (Father Albert J. DiUlio)
7/94 p.26+
Marquette University
If the scholarship fits
12/91 p.14
Marquette University
Insider review (ex-statsis)
7/91 p.15
Marquette University
Taxing questions
11/87 p.47
Marquette University
Museum blues
5/87 pp.29-33
Marquette University
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Marquette University
Dear coach
1/85 p.86
Marquette University – Administration
Employment discrimination at Marquette?
2/81 p.32
Marquette University Art Museum
Image and idea
11/84 p.88
Marquette University Business School
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.27
Marquette University Institute for Family Studies
Return to life: Milwaukee after the Holocaust
1/90 pp.66-70
Marquette Warriors
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Marquis, C. Bruce
Moonlight gambler
5/91 p.29+
Marquis, William O.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Marriage Counseling
Staying together
8/88 pp.58-64
Marshall, Su (Psychologist)
What’s wrong with Dr. Bob
12/87 p.23
Marshall & Ilsley Bank (Building 721 N. Water St.)
Seven for the hit list…
10/79 p.55
Marshall Field’s
The sale psyche
11/88 pp.33-36
Marshall Field’s (Milwaukee)
Getting help
6/87 p.14
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
Martin, Dan (poet/teacher)
The insider [baseball poems about Gorman Thomas]
4/89 p.15
Martin, Quinn (Attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Martin, Thomas (Attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Martin, Thomas E.
Frank Balistrieri: FBI target
10/81 p.20 por. il.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School
Good intentions
5/93 p.30+
Martinelli, Frank
The Agitators
12/93 p.26+
Martinez, Rick
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Martinsek, Kristine (Director, Housing Development and Rehabilitation)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Marvin, Jay
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
Mary Linsmeier Schools Inc.
Ion search of Mr. Rogers
1/85 p.47
Mascots
The names of the game (high school mascots)
9/91 p.40+
Mascots
Pressroom confidential
8/90 p.19
Mason, Gloria
A new order
6/87 p.134
Mason Street Tavern
After hours
4/86 p.44
Mason Street Tavern
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Master Lock Company
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Masterson, Peg
1/85 p.37
Matenaer, Jane (WMYX Radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Mathews, Edna Wayne
1/85 p.32
Mathews, Paul F.
The gang of four
2/92 p.32+
Mathews, Paul F.
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Mathews, Paul
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Mathews, Paul
The activists
3/85 p.59
Matthias, Lee A.
Waiting for the dough
12/81 p.11 por.
Mattioli, Leonard (Crazy TV Lenny)
An American tale
4/90 pp.100-106+
Mattioli, Leonard (Crazy TV Lenny)
But will you respect me?
8/84 p.46
Matty, Richard
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
Mauer, Bruno
Bruno Mauer: Wisconsin’s top customer service representative for business
8/87 p.6
Mauer, Bruno
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
Maxwell Street Days
The flea hunt
7/90 p.59
May, Allen
Pressroom confidential
11/92 p.14
Mayfair Shopping Center
The Mayfair miracle: how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Mayoral Candidates – Milwaukee- 1988
Why mayors never go away
11/87 p.20
Mayoral Candidates – Milwaukee – 1988
Strange bedfellow
3/87 pp.25-29
Mayoral Candidates – Milwaukee – 1988
Conta agonistes
2/87 pp.25-28
Mayoral Campaigns – Milwaukee – 1980
Conta agonistes
2/87 pp.25-28
Mayoral Candidates – Milwaukee – 1988
Why not the best? The best candidates for mayor may not come in small packages
11/86 pp.25-27
Mayoral Campaign – Milwaukee – 1980
Maier vs. conta
3/80 p.38 il.
Mayrl, William (UWM Assistant Vice Chancellor)
Could you teach at UWM?
5/88 p.15
Maytag, Dean
Pressroom confidential
5/93 p.13
Mean Mountain Music
The insider review
3/91 p.18
Meaux, Thomas
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Medical Care
Whatever happened to the family doctor?
2/90 pp.61-64
Medical Care
Resident physicians: how doctors learn their craft
11/89 pp.69-76
Medical Care
The doctors’ doctors
3/87 pp.42-52
Medical Care
Health care ‘86
5/86 p.91
Medical Clinics – Milwaukee
Stock market medicine
7/87 p.34
Medical College of Wisconsin
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Medical Colleges
Resident physicians: how doctors learn their craft
11/89 pp.69-76
Medical Ethics
New bedside manners
6/87 p.14
Medicine
Growing to Extremes (synthetic growth hormone experiment, Children’s Hospital)
3/94 p.42+
Medicine
Bad blood, good blood
5/86 p.66
Medicine – Milwaukee
Medicine miracles
12/82 p.31
Medina, Jeanne (Dr.)
Whatever happened to the family doctor
2/90 pp.61-64
Medusa Films
Forced choices (Milwaukee Public Schools)
1/82 p.56 pors.
Meekins, Carole
Pressroom confidential
2/92 p.12
Meeuwsen, Terry
Terry comes home
12/86 pp.49-169
Meeuwsen, Terry
Terry Meeuwsen’s new day
9/82 p.40 pors.
Megna, Michael
Numero uno
1/93 p.12
Meisenheimer, Tom and Pat
A two-wheeled romance with Wisconsin: the annual Sentinel bike rides inspire a celebration of people and scenery
5/81 p.36
Meisner, Mary Jo
The merger’s aftermath: the next moves
5/95 p.18+
Meisner, Mary Jo
Great expectations
1/93 p.22+
Meissner, David
Media Clout
1/91 p.34+
Meissner, David (Public Relations)
The hired guns
5/88 p.76
Meissner, David
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Meissner, David
1/85 p.30
Meister’s club
Over easy
11/84 p.51
Melanac’s Wheelhouse
The insider review
10/91 p.18
Meldman, Clifford
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Meldman, Clifford (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Meldman, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Meldman, Robert
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Melges, Buddy
The wizard of Zenda
12/86 pp.90-98
Mell, Doug (Wisconsin State Journal reporter)
The newsmaker
2/88 p.28
Melnikov’s Russian Tea and Coffee House
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Melody Top Theatre
More than child’s play
4/87 p.11
Melody Top Theater
Not the same old song and dance
9/86 pp.14-18
Melody Top Theater
The fine arts (column)
8/82 p.89 por.
Memories in Sports (column)
Issues from April 79- March 80
See also: Orvis, Bob
Men
What do real men do
5/85 p.21
Mendla, Joseph
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.45
Menominee Indians
The last of the Menominees (Gerald Pemma-Hawetoss)
Menomonee River Valley
Pie in the sky
5/91 p.23+
Menomonee Valley
Land of milk and honey
1/94 p.12+
Menomonee Valley
Death valley
4/85 p.17
Menos, Gus
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.72
Menotti, Gian Carlo
Concertgoer’s companion
5/80 p.73 por.
Menotti, Gian Carlo
An interview with Gian Carlo Menotti
5/79 p.4 por.
Mental Health – Milwaukee
Mental health
1/88 p.75
Mental Health
Sanity for sale
7/91 p.38+
Mental Illness
Mental health
1/88 p.75
Mental Illness
Back from nowhere
6/87 pp.40-46
Mental Illness
David’s story
8/86 pp.90-95
Mequon
Milwaukee made easy
6/86 p.36
Mercado el Rey Supermarket
Best of
10/85 p.69
Merrimac (Wisconsin)
Spiritual adventures in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
Mervis, Michael
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Mervis, Mike
Front money
2/85 p.17
Messinger, William
Magical mystery tribute (insider column)
6/90 pp.17-18
Metaphysical Vegas (musical)
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p. 61 il.
Meteorology
The contrarian
5/90 pp.50-54+
Metro Flying Club
Summer in the city
6/86 p.54
Metro Resources
Pressroom confidential
3/85 p.22
Metropole Theatre
Shakin’ and movin’ at the Metropole
7/80 p.7
Metropolitan Builders Association
Tour of homes (advertising section)
4/90 pp.55-99
Metropolitan Gallery
Insider review
12/89 p.20
Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Chamber of what?
9/88 pp.25-31
Metropolitan Milwaukee Sewage District
Paying per flush (editorial)
2/90 p.86
Metzler, Bob (racetrack owner)
The kamikaze businessman
8/88 pp.96-100
Mexican Food
The real thing
5/86 p.35
Mexican Food
Cheap treats
11/85 p.46
Mexican Restaurants
Spice of life
3/85 p.43
Meyer, Dr. Anthony
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Meyer, Moe
Birth of a stage
5/86 p.113
Meyerovich, John
Nailing down success
4/85 p.11
Meyers, Ronald D.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Michael H. Lord Gallery
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.43
Michael H. Lord Gallery
Lore od East Town
7/85 p.35
Michael, Best & Friedrich
The insider: Juris Prusence
2/93 p.11
Michaels-Paque, Joan
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Mid-American Dance Theater, Inc.
Mid-American Dance Theater, Inc.
3/79 p.4
Midwest Express (airlines)
The charter flight
8/84 p.12
Midwest Falcon Recovery Project
Insider (column)
9/89 p.21
Midwest Hiawatha
Insider review
2/90 p.18
Midwest Microlites (company)
8/82 p.74 il.
Midwives
The Milwaukee baby book
10/87 p.45
Miech, Robert J.
Brothers at the bar
1/91
Mike and Anna’s
Artisans of the sea
5/93 p.60+
Mike and Anna’s
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Mikula, Robert J. (Milwaukee County parks director)
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.72
Milbourne, Bob (greater Milwaukee committee)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.40
Milbourne, Robert H.
Our man Milbourne
5/86 p.78
Milbourne, Robert H.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.44
Miles, Michael J.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Milesko, Glen J.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.47
Military Ridge
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Military Service, Compulsory – Draft Resisters
Endgame (column)
12/82 p.120
Milk
A natural alliance
7/90 pp.30-31
Milkowski, Bill
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
Millard, Janet (musician)
Janet Millard diversifies, and her audience reaps dividends
3/79 p.14 por. Il.
Miller, Cliff (Green Bay gazette reporter)
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Miller, David Lee
The zoo revue
2/86 p.27
Miller, Eleanor
Paper trail
1/92 p.12
Miller, Eleanor
The street-life chronicles
2/86 p.11
Miller, Frederic E. (founder, Miller Brewing Co.)
A letter from a Frederic miller
5/80 p.50 por. il.
Miller, George P. – Residence
See: George P. Miller residence
Miller, Jennifer
Stages
3/93 p.27+
Miller, Jordan A.
House of cards
5/92 p.24+
Miller, Kathleen Ryan
Rx for cabin fever
12/91 p.38
Miller, Kathy
1/85 p.37
Miller, Mark
Style and design
5/86 p.63
Miller, Mike
Pressroom confidential (column)
6/90 p.18
Miller, Mike
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/90 p.20
Miller, Mike
Pressroom confidential (column)
9/89 p.23
Miller, Roger
The insider review
9/91 p.15
Miller Brewing Company – History
A letter from Frederic Miller
5/80 p.50 il.
Milner, Cindy (psychologist)
What’s wrong with Dr. Bob?
12/87 p.23
MILWAPA (periodical)
A written cocktail party
2/86 p.13
Milwaukee
P.R. nightmare: the Brits invade Milwaukee
4/89 p.16
Milwaukee
100 years of attitude
11/88 p.19
Milwaukee
The city quiz
6/88 pp.40-46
Milwaukee
A Milwaukee quiz
10/79 p.41 il.
Milwaukee
Talk it up town
10/79 p.39 il.
Milwaukee – Addresses
The Milwaukee primer
10/88 p.23
Milwaukee – Advertising
A city on the couch
5/90 pp.37-39
Milwaukee – Archdiocese
The first vow is poverty
7/88 pp.70-75
Milwaukee – Biography
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Milwaukee – Biography
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Milwaukee – Biography
Power houses (homes of the city’s rich & famous)
6/92 p.38+
Milwaukee – Biography
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Milwaukee – Building
The insider: forbidden city: Milwaukee’s secret and forgotten places are right under your nose
6/92 p.17+
Milwaukee – City Development, Dept. of
Henry Maier’s secret lakefront scheme
6/82 p.33 il.
Milwaukee – Description
The best of Milwaukee
10/82, 10/83
Milwaukee – Description
Inside Milwaukee (column)
8/82 p.9
Milwaukee – Description & Travel
Great places on a great lake
6/93 p.14+
Milwaukee – Description & Travel
Rhapsody in view: where to find the best Milwaukee vistas
6/92 p.20
Milwaukee – Description & Travel
50 ways to love winter
12/91 p.34+
Milwaukee – Downtown
The insider: back to the future
3/93 p.9
Milwaukee – Downtown
City weekend
3/93 p.56+
Milwaukee – Downtown
The Milwaukee that wasn’t
12/91 p.58+
Milwaukee – Forecasting
Resolutions for a new decade
1/90 pp.60-65
Milwaukee – Harbor
On the waterfront: winter at Milwaukee’s docks
3/81 p.48 chiefly il.
Milwaukee – Harbor
The lake: a profile of Milwaukee’s watery playground
8/79 p.42 col. il.
Milwaukee – Historic Buildings
Ironsides (iron block bldg.)
6/94 p.28+
Milwaukee – Historic Houses
Home on the move (1122 N. Cass St.)
1/95 p.15
Milwaukee – History
Nicks of time
6/95 p.26
Milwaukee – History
An irreverent but enlightening history of Milwaukee
6/95 p.120+
Milwaukee – History
Field of dreams: 50 years of the original Milwaukee Brewers and Borchert Field
4/92 p.32+
Milwaukee – History
Hell on two wheels
4/91 p.45+
Milwaukee – History
Murder! Treachery! Larceny! Deceit! (Milwaukee’s crime history)
4/89 pp.100-102
Milwaukee – History
Private frontiers
6/87 pp.48-55
Milwaukee- History
Milwaukee dictionary of cultural literacy
12/90 p.58-68
Milwaukee – Leaders
5/86
Milwaukee – Life – Pubic Opinion
The man who hates Milwaukee
11/86 pp.66-71
Milwaukee – Life – Public Opinion
The 1980 best of Milwaukee awards
9/80 p.33 col. il.
Milwaukee – Monuments, Statues, Etc.
The Milwaukee primer [Civil War memorial]
12/88 p.16
Milwaukee – Neighborhoods
East vs. West
6/95 p.150
Milwaukee – Neighborhoods
East versus west
6/93 p.32+
Milwaukee – Neighborhoods
The streets where we live
6/91 p.80+
Milwaukee – Officials & Employees – Salaries
Mayor midas? (list salaries of mayors of major cities)
3/91 p.17
Milwaukee – Photographs and Photography
Images: this month’s image was made by photographer Alan Magayne-Rochak at South Muskego Avenue and Bow Street
12/81 p.15 il.
Milwaukee- Photographs and Photography
Faces in the crowd: a portrait of Milwaukee by Deborah Milne
5/80 p.33 chiefly pors.
Milwaukee – Plan Commission
Bridge over troubled real estate
3/89 pp.25-27
Milwaukee – Population
Welcome to the down-home decade (moving to Milwaukee)
1/91 p.26+
Milwaukee – Promotion
Read what you’ve been missing, Milwaukee!
1/89 p.11
Milwaukee – Rankings
1992 best of
8/92 p.38+
Milwaukee – Rankings
Nice work if you can get it (best places to work in Milwaukee)
3/92 p.26+
Milwaukee – Rankings
Best of 1991
8/91 p.30+
Milwaukee – Rankings
We’re number one
6/91 p.10+
Milwaukee – Restaurants
The Milwaukee menu
6/91 p.125+
Milwaukee – Restaurants
All about eating out
2/86 p.51
Milwaukee – Restaurants
City fare
2/86 p.45
Milwaukee – Social History – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
Milwaukee’s annual alewives awards
2/81 p.26 il.
Milwaukee – Social Life – Customs
Breaking the fashion code: Milwaukee’s unwritten dress code
Milwaukee – Social Life & Customs
Habits of the heart: even as Milwaukee changes, many of its ritual endure, in the ay that people work, worship and relax
6/92 p.28+
Milwaukee – Social Life & Customs
Anatomy of a city
9/91 p.21+
Milwaukee – Social Life & Customs
Summer soiree
8/82 p.42 il.
Milwaukee – Suburbs
Why do we need Milwaukee?
6/95 p.32+
Milwaukee – Suburbs
The suburbs rated
3/95 p.22 +
Milwaukee – Suburbs
House rich (million dollar homes)
9/94 p.46+
Milwaukee – Suburbs
The good ground (elm grove)
6/93 p.24+
Milwaukee Common Council – Districts
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
Milwaukee Comptroller
A curse on the comptroller?
8/93 p.12
Milwaukee Municipal Court
The whole truth about judges
4/91 p.38+
Milwaukee Police Department
Gun crazy 2
9/94 p.20
Milwaukee Police Department
Update
3/93 p.11
Milwaukee Police Department
The castoffs (police cars sold to N.Y. cab drivers)
1/93 p.9
Milwaukee Police Department
Death in the stationhouse
12/92 p.16+
Milwaukee Police Department
Under fire (Dahmer case)
11/91 p.28+
Milwaukee Public Schools – Homeless Children
Homeless again
10/92 p.13
Milwaukee Public Schools – Specialty Schools
Good intentions (Malcolm X Academy, Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School)
5/93 p.30+
Milwaukee Treasurer
Embarrassment of riches
10/93 p.18+
Milwaukee Admirals
New coaches, new chances
9/92 p.33+
Milwaukee Admirals
In harm’s way
1/86 p.72
Milwaukee Admirals
Sailing with the admirals
2/80 p.52 il.
Milwaukee Advertising Club
1988 addy awards
3/88 p.95
Milwaukee Advertising Club
Special advertising section
3/86 p.105
Milwaukee Amateur Press Association
A written cocktail party
2/86 p.13
Milwaukee and Steinbeck; Story
See: Zepezauer, Frank
Milwaukee Area Technical College Student Center
Insider review (column)
4/88 p.18
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Upping the ante
10/86 p.134
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.10
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Hot shots (column)
3/81 p.10
Milwaukee Art Museum
Puck of the month
5/91 p.17
Milwaukee Art Museum
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Milwaukee Art Museum
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.65
Milwaukee Art Museum
Money talks
8/87 p.27
Milwaukee Art Museum
Art attack
7/87 p.11
Milwaukee Art Museum
At the heart of art
2/86 p.82
Milwaukee Art Museum
The fine arts (column)
12/82 p.65 il.
Milwaukee Art Museum
Folk exhibit at art museum: Hemphill’s collection showcases the unusual and eccentric
9/81 p.16 il.
Milwaukee Art Museum
Hot shots (column)
6/81 p.9 il.
Milwaukee Art Museum
The house with good arts: children make art fun in new videotape
5/81 p.22
Milwaukee Art Museum
Russell bowman: the art museum’s new chief curator
11/80 p.25 il.
Milwaukee Art Museum
Currier & Ives lithographs at the Milwaukee Art Center
4/79 p.36
Milwaukee Art Museum – Advertising
Fine arts (column)
12/83
Milwaukee Art Museum – Exhibits
A moral drama (review of exhibition, 1988: the world of art today)
8/88 pp.41-45
Milwaukee Art Museum – Exhibits
Like an explorer
11/84 p.76
Milwaukee Artists Foundation
Grand opening
4/88 p.21
Milwaukee Arts Challenge Alliance
Shedding a tier
1/87 p.14
Milwaukee As It Was (Column)
8/79-3/80, 5/80, 10/80
See also:
DiCesare, Mary Ann
Gauer, Harold
Kozak, Ellen M.
Maclean, Rod
Podoll, Brian
Tofte, Arthur
Murphy, Bruce
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Private business
9/87 p.19
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.9 il.
Milwaukee Auction Galleries
Tales of the hunt: the search for antiques
5/88 p.91
Milwaukee Auditorium
Milwaukee as it was (column)
10/80 p.29 il.
Milwaukee Auditorium/Arena Study
All talk, no action
4/85 p.14
Milwaukee Ballet
Dancing in the dark (Dane LaFontsee)
2/93 p.20+
Milwaukee Ballet
Tutu or not tutu
3/92 p.18
Milwaukee Ballet Company
An immodest proposal
10/89 pp.31-33
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Musical chairs
12/87 p.39
Milwaukee Ballet Company
False steps
11/86 pp.50-64
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Dressed for dance
5/85 p.125
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Forever young
10/84 p.96
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Exit stage left
5/84 p.11
Milwaukee Ballet Company
The glamour gamble by Bruce Murphy
3/83 p.13
Milwaukee Ballet Company
11/81 p.41
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Florestan: the man behind the masks
5/80 p. 42 il.
Milwaukee Ballet Company
A major league production
11/79 p.23 il.
Milwaukee Braves
Spahnie and me
4/87 pp.74-83
Milwaukee Braves
Jolly Cholly
4/80 p.37
Milwaukee Braves
Cream city to the Brewers: history of beertown baseball
4/79 p.9
Milwaukee Brewers
The philosopher coach
7/97 pp.27-32
Milwaukee Brewers
Foul Ball
11/95 p.122
Milwaukee Brewers
Trade secrets (Bud Selig)
4/94 p.16+
Milwaukee Brewers
Field of dreams: 50 years of the original Milwaukee Brewers and Borchert Field
4/92 p.32+
Milwaukee Brewers
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Milwaukee Brewers
Fever Pitch
4/86 p.117
Milwaukee Brewers
Up from the ashes
5/85 p.111
Milwaukee Brewers
Risky business
2/85 p.107
Milwaukee Brewers
Hard times for Harry Dalton
9/84 p.58
Milwaukee Brewers
Play ball!
4/83 p.37
Milwaukee Brewers
The Milwaukee magazine interview: Bus Selig
4/82 p.34 il.
Milwaukee Brewers
Profile (column)
11/81 p.15
Milwaukee Brewers
Playing out his options
11/81 p,15 il.
Milwaukee Brewers
Dalton: inside the Milwaukee Brewers’ general manager is a tough negotiator and a lover of the game
4/81 p.34 pors.
Milwaukee Brewers
Bambi’s birdcatchers
4/80 p.30 il.
Milwaukee Brewers
Cream city to the Brewers: history of beertown baseball
4/79 p.9
Milwaukee Bucks
New coaches, new chances
9/92 p,33+
Milwaukee Bucks
Great expectations
1/87 pp.74-78
Milwaukee Bucks
King kohl
5/85 p.90
Milwaukee Bucks
Risky business
2/85 p.107
Milwaukee Bucks
Profile (column)
2/82 p.16 por.
Milwaukee Bucks
Janesville’s Jim Fitzgerald
11/80 p.30
Milwaukee Business to Business Show
Special advertising section
6/90 pp.37-48
Milwaukee Center
See: Theater District
Milwaukee Center
Tower of Showers
10/95 p.17
Milwaukee Chamber Theater
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
The insider review
12/87 p.28
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
A musical democracy
11/87 p.51
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.62
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
A class blend
3/87 p.11
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
Milwaukee holds Bachfest
4/81 p.9 il.
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
Secret Stages
1/87 p.90-92
Milwaukee Chicks (baseball team)
A team of their own
7/94 p.10
Milwaukee City Guide (magazine)
Press room confidential
3/86 p.16
Milwaukee Club
Private business
9/87 p.19
Milwaukee Collection (furniture)
Sure things
3/85 p.84
Milwaukee Common Council
The purloined vote
6/84 p.16
Milwaukee Community Sailing Center, Inc.
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Milwaukee Connection (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
8/82 p.14
Milwaukee County – Board of Supervisors
Less is more
4/91 p.33+
Milwaukee County – Board of Supervisors
Dave Schultz’s worst enemy
3/90 pp.82-89
Milwaukee County – Board of Supervisors
Nice work if you can get it (editorial)
8/89 p.102
Milwaukee County – Board of Supervisors
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47
Milwaukee County – Circuit Court
The whole truth about judges
4/91 p.38+
Milwaukee County – Economic Conditions
The Mayfair miracle; how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Milwaukee County – Parks
FYI (column)
11/82 p.67
Milwaukee County – Parks – Trees
Pick of the month [adopt a tree program]
9/88 p.20
Milwaukee County Children’s Court
Seeds of trouble
8/89 pp.47-50+
Milwaukee County Department of Human Resources
The power of money
4/95 p.118
Milwaukee County Government
Nice work if you can get it (editorial)
8/89 p.102
Milwaukee County Historical Society’s Antique Show and Sale
The best little antiques show in town
10/89 p.80
Milwaukee County Jail
The high cost of injustice
11/89 p.142
Milwaukee County Medical Complex
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Milwaukee County Medical Complex
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Milwaukee County Regional Medical Center
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Milwaukee County Stadium
Foul ball
11/95 p.122
Milwaukee County Stadium
Full disclosure
9/88 p.110
Milwaukee County Transit System
Wrap attack (picture ads on buses)
2/95 p.14
Milwaukee County Zoo
Trouble in the wild kingdom
6/89 pp.40-53
Milwaukee County Zoo
Too much monkey business
4/89 p.142
Milwaukee County Zoo
Building a better bossie
5/87 p.11
Milwaukee County Zoo
Surprising parties
2/87 p.16
Milwaukee County Zoo
The zoo revue
2/86 p.27
Milwaukee County Zoo
Hotshots (column)
7/81 p.9 il.
Milwaukee County Zoo
Hot shots(column)
11/80 p.7 il.
Milwaukee County Zoo/ Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Summer Series
Night music
7/85 p.118
Milwaukee Courier (newspaper)
8/86 p.16
Milwaukee Dance Theatre
Insider review
1/90 p.17
Milwaukee Dance Theater
Insider review
12/87 p.28
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
When the streetcar bent the corner around
6/79 p.64 il.
Milwaukee Exposition Convention Center and Arena
See: Mecca
Milwaukee Fictioneers
Wisconsin’s oldest writer’s club
1/80 p.55 il.
Milwaukee Fire Department
First aid for souls
2/89 p.15
Milwaukee Fire Department
Playing with fire
9/86 p.126
Milwaukee Fire Department – Strike – 1981
Anatomy of a strike
7/83 p.22
Milwaukee Fire Department – Strike – 1981
The scab
7/83 p.18
Milwaukee History
The city revisited
11/87 p.63
Milwaukee Home Show
64th Milwaukee realtors home show
3/88 p.49
Milwaukee Insurance Company
FYI (column)
8/82 p.73 il.
Milwaukee Jazz Gallery (nightclub)
An honest-to-all jazz club
7/79 p.46 col. il.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
See also:
Journal Communications
Journal Sentinel Inc.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
See:
Monthly Column;
Pressroom Confidential
Milwaukee Journal
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/90 p.20
Milwaukee Journal
Pressroom confidential
4/90 p.16
Milwaukee Journal
Pressroom confidential
3/88 p.16
Milwaukee Journal
Pressroom confidential: anew editor comes to town
2/88 p.14
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
10/87 p.22
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Of firings, ratings, and column killings
7/87 p.16
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
If a tree falls in a forest…
2/87 p.12
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Reshuffling the Journal Deck
7/85 p.17
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
The impudent bystander
6/85 p.44
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
2/85 p.18
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
The birth of a union
7/84 p.12
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
6/84 p.17
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.13
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
10/82 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/82 p.11 por.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
5/82 p.10 por.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
2/82 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
They care about who?
12/81 p.9 il.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
War in Waukesha!
11/81 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
The Journal’s modest proposal
10/81 p.7 il.
Milwaukee Journal (Green Sheet)
Pressroom confidential
10/84 p.18
Milwaukee Journal (Waukesha Edition)
War in Waukesha!
11/81 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper) – Mascot
Pressroom confidential
8/90 p.19
Milwaukee Journal – Section, Columns, Etc.
Pressroom confidential
11/87 p.27
Milwaukee Law Bowlers Association
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Milwaukee Magazine
Outfront (editorial regarding change of ownership)
10/81 p.5
Milwaukee Men’s Conference
A man’s woman
3/92 p.60+
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
The insider: that sinking feeling
1/92 p.11
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
The Milwaukee primer [Jones Osland employee ferry]
2/89 p.16
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
The insider: the incredible sinking mole
7/88 p.13
Milwaukee Music Ensemble
The insider review
4/88 p.18
Milwaukee 1992
The next wave
3/85 p.56
Milwaukee Outlook (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
9/82 p.11
Milwaukee Pain Clinic
Bone of contention
1/94 p.26+
Milwaukee Players
Profile (column)
8/82 p.17 por.
Milwaukee Police Department
The UWM keystone cop capers
6/87 p.11
Milwaukee Police Department
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/82 p.12
Milwaukee Police Department
The immoveable object
7/82 p. 25 por.
Milwaukee Psychiatric Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Milwaukee Public Library
The Milwaukee primer (autograph book)
12/88 p.16
Milwaukee Public Library
Pressroom confidential [journal communications not charged for overdue books]
11/88 p.23
Milwaukee Public Library
Welcome to charge-a-read
10/88 p.23
Milwaukee Public Library
Read’em and eat
12/86 p.18
Milwaukee Public Library
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/82 p.13
Milwaukee Public Library – Center Street Library
The ABCs of illiteracy
1/87 p.11
Milwaukee Public Museum
Numbers crunch (Barry Rosen)
7/94 p.9
Milwaukee Public Museum
Endangered species (Barry Rosen)
12/91 p.59
Milwaukee Public Museum
The chocolate connection
3/91 p.52+
Milwaukee Public Museum
Flights of fancy (exhibition)
10/89 p.18
Milwaukee Public Museum
The big dig [archeological rescue, inc]
10/88 p.20
Milwaukee Public Museum
Jumping ship
9/87 p.13
Milwaukee Public Museum
Surprising parties
2/87 p.16
Milwaukee Public Museum
The answer center
1/86 p.93
Milwaukee Public Museum (Centennial)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/82 p.9
Milwaukee Public Museum
Point of view: northlight sculpture studio
3/79 p.24 il.
Milwaukee Public Museum – European Village (Exhibit)
Music for an old world
12/79 p.45 il.
Milwaukee Public School Board
Telling tales of our school
12/91 p.62+
Milwaukee Public Schools
A loss of trust (school choice program)
11/94 p.36+
Milwaukee Public Schools
Miracle on 4th street
12/89 pp.72-82
Milwaukee Public Schools
Increasing MPS firepower
5/89 p.16
Milwaukee Public Schools
Busing revisited
1/89 p.94
Milwaukee Public Schools
The insider: the computer that ate MPS [outcome-based education]
7/88 p.15
Milwaukee Public Schools
Sweepstakes
6/88 p.94
Milwaukee Public Schools
A new order
6/87 p.134
Milwaukee Public Schools
A testy issue
5/87 p.11
Milwaukee Public Schools
Who’s in charge?
4/87 p.126
Milwaukee Public Schools
Flunking out
11/86 p.162
Milwaukee Public Schools
Why it failed: school desegregation 10 years later
9/86 pp.34-50
Milwaukee Public Schools
Forced choices
1/82 p.56 pors.
Milwaukee Public Schools
Grading our schools
11/79 p.64 col. il.
Milwaukee Public Schools
9/80 p.39 il.
Milwaukee Public Schools – Food Service
A day’s work: food for hungry minds
9/87 p.12
Milwaukee Realtors Home Show
64th Milwaukee realtors home show
3/88 p.49
Milwaukee Redevelopment Corporation
The more the merrier
1/87 p.16
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Driving miss dairy
5/91 p.17
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Standing pat [review of 1987 -1988 season]
7/88 pp.29-31
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.62
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Cast of colors
6/86 p.95
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
The next stage
8/85 p.103
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
A taxing situation
7/85 p.31
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Exit stage left
5/84 p.11
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
The Japanese Collection
4/83 p.42
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p.61
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Milwaukee Repertory Theater: a watershed season
4/80 p.22 il.
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Venerable MRT comes of age
10/79 p.29 il.
Milwaukee River
Remembering the brown god
10/91 p.36+
Milwaukee River
Ask the insider [clean-up project]
10/88 p.23
Milwaukee River
The Milwaukee River, flowing through the city’s center at twilight
7/80 col. cover
Milwaukee River
A river for Milwaukee Public Library
7/80 p.32 col. il.
Milwaukee Rowing Club
Summer in the city
6/86 p.53
Milwaukee School Board
A new order
6/87 p.134
Milwaukee School Board
Hot shots (column)
3/81 p.10
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Endgame (column)
10/82 p.92
Milwaukee Sentinel
See also: Journal Sentinel, Inc.
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pressroom confidential: an editor’s master’s thesis tells all about the Sentinel
7/92 p.14
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pressroom confidential
7/90 p.16
Milwaukee Sentinel (Newspaper)
Pressroom Confidential
3/88 p.16
Milwaukee Sentinel (Newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
12/87 p.26
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ask the insider
6/87 p.13
Milwaukee Sentinel
Raging bull
5/83 p.25
Milwaukee Sentinel
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1/82, 2/82, 4/82, 5/82, 10/82, 12/82
Milwaukee Sentinel (Newspaper)
See monthly column: Pressroom Confidential
Milwaukee Sentinel Salaries
Pressroom confidential
9/87 p.14
Milwaukee Shepherd (newspaper)
Not as crazy after all these years
3/87 p.14
Milwaukee Symphony Chorus
A kind of loving (Margaret Hawkins)
2/94 p.66+
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Red alert
2/91 p.35
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Intensity
12/89 pp.55-62+
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Fine arts guide – music
9/89 pp.74-76
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Good news? [Gary Good, executive director]
10/88 pp.31-33
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The insider review
3/88 p.20
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The insider review
12/87 p.28
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Musical chairs
12/87 p.39
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The insider review
11/87 p.23
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.56
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Good conduct
1/87 p.13
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The lost accord
12/86 p.131-135
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Unfinished symphony
3/86 p.76
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Fine arts (column)
5/83
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.15
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The fine arts (column)
11/82 p.81
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The real Lukas Foss
8/82 p.22 pors.
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Symphonic democracy
4/82 p.66
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Inside Milwaukee (column)
3/82 p.10 il.
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Mozart at the movies
12/81 p.13
Milwaukee the Beautiful (book)
6/86 p.60
Milwaukee Turners
Milwaukee Turners: 125 years of prominence
12/79 p.77 il.
Milwaukee Urbanization Club
City sippers
5/86 p.18
Milwaukee Wheelmen
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Milwaukee World Festival Gardens
Everything’s cookin’ at summerfest ‘81
7/81 p.26 il.
Milwaukee Youth – Social Life & Customs
Parents and punks
8/82 p.27 il.
Milwaukee Youth – Social Life & Customs
The silver spoon gang
7/82 p.35 pors.
Milwaukee Zoo
See: Milwaukee County Zoo
Milwaukeean of the Month (column)
5/80 – 3/81
See also:
Maclean, Rod
Witte, Sally Salkowski
Milwaukeeans
The 82 most interesting people in town
1/82 p.23 pors.
1/83 p.27
Milwaukeeans of the Year
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Mime
Corset call: a look backward – and step forward – for friends mime theater
11/81 p.42 il.
Mineral Point (Wis.)
Spiritual adventures in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
Ministers of the Gospel
See: Clergy
Minneapolis – Description and Travel
The other “M” city
10/94 p.30+
Minneapolis (Minn) – Description and Travel
The twin cities: wintering in style
1/81 p.25 il.
Minohan, Roger
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Miramontes, Mannel
Make a million dollars
3/88 p.41
Miss Katie’s Diner
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Miss Wisconsin 1979 (Carin Kizewic)
Mid-America dance theater
2/79 p.4
Mrs. Belinsky and the Wedding; Story
See: Nilva, Sheila Cole
Mitchard, Jacquelyn
The watchful lyre
4/95 p.14
Mitchard, Jacquelyn
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Mitchard, Jacquelyn (author)
Scenes from a marriage
7/85 p.90
Mitchell, Della
What’s happening in our neighborhoods
3/80 p.32 por.
Mitchell, George
A testy issue
5/87 p.11
Mitchell, George
Business and industry
5/86 p.82
Mitchell, George
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Mitchell, Jeanette
Telling tales out off school
12/91 p.62+
Mitchell International Airport
House of cards (Jordan A. Miller0
5/92 p.24+
Mitchell International Airport
The insider review: the airport’s calder mobile
2/88 p.15
Mitchell International Airport
The mobile’s new home
9/86 pp.11-13
Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory
Operation orchid
5/93 p.14
Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory
The insider review
1/91 p.14
Mitkus, Irene
A cream city Christmas
12/89 pp.39-41
Mix, Edward Townsend (architect)
Truly grand…terribly tarnished: Milwaukee’s chamber of commerce building
9/79 p.52 il.
Mizzani, Abdi (fashion designer)
Style makers: natural European chic
9/87 p.80
Mizzani International
Style makers: natural European chic
9/87 p.80
Mob (criminals)
See: Mafia
Mobarek, Joseph, Dr.
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Model Railroader (magazine)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/83
Models (persons)
See also:
Boone, Andrea
Cagle, Sandra Joyce
Decker, Nancy
Doctor, Laura
Geurcy, Adelyne
Harris, Lynette
Harris, Leigh Ann
Holfmann, Mary Ann
Laitinen, Kathi
Olstad, Kim
Taylor, Nikki
Tomasino, Colleen
Velden, Kelly Vander
Weber, Sharon
Models (persons)
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 col. il.
Moede, G. Hans
False steps
11/86 pp.p50-64
Moga, Leigh Ann
See:
Conley, Leigh Ann
Harris, Leigh Ann
Moga, Lynette
See: Harris, Lynette
Moliter, Linda
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Moliter, Paul
RX for cabin fever
12/91 p.38
Mollica, Tom
Prank einstein
11/93 p.12
Mollick, Sheppard
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Monarski, Jane
1/85 p.30
Monday, Gregory
Paper wings [1988 fiction contest winner]
12/88 pp.71-76
Money (column)
Issues from 1/80-12/80
See also: Murray, Eldon E.
Money Management
Managing your money
1/86 p.82
Money Management
A careful giver
2/85 p.25
Monfils, Tom
The pulp not murder
8/93 p.36+
Monreal, Sal
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Montemayor, Mel
The dark side of success
6/86 p.40
Monterey Hills Housing Project (Los Angeles, California)
Carley’s last campaign
12/89 pp.84-93
Montoto, Gregorio
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Moddy, James
The insider: talking heads
5/92 p.13
Moddy, Jim
Squeaking by on $89,500
2/89 pp.29-30
Moody, Jim
An unlikely story
6/87 pp.56-62
Moody, Jim
Ron between two races
12/85 p.17
Mooney, Michael (author)
FM fiction: literature takes to the airwaves
8/88 p.18
Mooney, Michael (author)
A local voice: new Milwaukee fiction
10/87 p.16
Moore, Gwendolynne
RX for cabin fever
12/91 p.38
Moore, Keith (WMYX Radio)
One of the hungriest numbers
5/88 p.39
Moore, Larry
The agitators
12/93 p.26+
Moore, Lorrie
Growing pains
12/94 p.19
Moore, Lynne
An educator scorned
2/93 p.34+
Moorea, South Pacific
Douglass Cofrin in the south pacific
5/79 p.46 il.
Mora, Francisco
A cream city Christmas
12/89 p.41
Morgan, Elaine
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.40
Morgan, Linda and Dave
Birthing at home
11/8- p.44
Morgan, Susie
Eyes in the sky
9/94 p.15+
Morgan Brothers (musicians)
The morgan brothers
3/79 p.22 por. Il.
Morics, W. Martin
A curse on the comptroller?
8/93 p.12
Morning Glory Breakfast Service
Meal of the month
5/90 p.88
Morrison, Malcolm
Milwaukeean of the year
1/94 p.22+
Morrison, Malcolm
The real thing
3/90 pp.37-39
Morse, Michael (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Company
See: MGIC
Mortgages
Naming names (insider column)
3/90 p.13
Moscow on the Hudson (film)
Biting the big apple
6/84 p.18
Moss, John and Mary
Home away from home
4/93 p.20+
Moss, Sandy
1/85 p.35
Most Interesting People
Article appears in every January issue
82
Motels
See: Hotels, Motels, etc.
Mother Less Child (book)
Scenes from a marriage
7/85 p.90
Mothers
The search for an Irish mother
3/86 p.88
Mothers – Employment
Terry comes home
12/86 pp.46-169
Mothers, Unmarried
See also: Teen-age Pregnancy
Motion Picture Theaters
The insider index: it’s showtime! [alternative theaters]
9/88 p.20
Motion Picture Reviews
Sense of duty (best bets)
3/90 p.28
Motion Pictures
Making major league
3/89
Motion Pictures
Time for reel art
11/86 p.115-118
Motion Pictures
Revival of a classic
11/86 p.14
Motion Pictures
Top choices: mike Wilmington picks the five greatest stories ever told
8/86 p.19-21
Motion Pictures
Fear and loathing in the cinema the facts of life for moviegoers
8/84 p.38
Motion Pictures
From Shorewood to Hollywood
5/82 p.20 pors.
Motion Pictures
Milwaukee’s movie man
10/80 p.62 il.
Motion Pictures
Autumn sonata (Milwaukee premier)
2/79 p.24
Motion Pictures – Best Films
The insider index: the critics choice [several Milwaukeeans select favorite films]
11/88 p.19
Motion Pictures – Experimental Films
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.10
Motorcycles
Never say die (business column)
11/89 pp.25-27
Mots, Frank
The kite king
9/79 p.8 por.
Mount Sinai Medical Center
See: Sinai Samaritan Medical Center
Mount Sinai Medical Center
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Mount Telemark Lodge
Travel (column)
2/81 p.23 il.
Movie Memories
The insider review
4/91 p.17
Movies
See: Motion Pictures
Mowers, Michael
CS or not CD?
6/87 p.17
Mickerheide, Perry
Magical mystery tribute (insider column)
6/90 pp.17-18
Muckian, Michael
A cordial invitation
12/84 p.76-80
Mickian, Michael
Advice and consent: the delicate art of dealing with a sommelier
3/84 p.16
Mueller, Gene (WKTI radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.38
Mueller, John
In the line of duty
12/86 pp.58-171
Mueller, P.S.
PS: he’s a tad twisted
3/91 p.16
Mueller, Peter
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.54
Mueller, Russ (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Mug N’ Muffin
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Mulcahy, Charles
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Mulhern, Mark
Arts and letters
5/86 p.44
Mullin, Ed
The insider; sell a man a sweater and he boats forever
1/88 p.9
Multerer, Barbara
Make a million dollars
3/88 p.38
Mulvaney, Mark
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.70
Muley, Peter
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Mumm, Ed
Symphonic democracy
4/82 p.66
Mundy, James
Fine arts guide- art
9/89 pp.84-85
Munson, Willie
The hustler
10/95 p.56+
Mural Painting and Decoration
Milwaukee’s panorama painters: they left a record of turn-of-the-century life
7/81 p.21 il.
Mural Painting and Decoration
The golden decade
3/80 p.22 il.
Mural Painting and Decoration
The arts of brewing, painting and patronage
4/79 p. 39 il.
Murder
How safe is your neighborhood?
4/90 pp.46-53
Murder
Madly in love
2/90 pp.46-52
Murder – Grafton, Wisconsin
Death in the morning
6/83 p.29
Murder – Green Bay
The pulp not murder
8/93 p.36+
Murder – Milwaukee
Justifiable homicide? (Roy Eubanks murder)
11/93 p.32+
Murder – Milwaukee
Killing young (juvenile murderers)
3/92 p.54+
Murder – Milwaukee
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.12 por.
Murder – Sauk City, Wisconsin
In the line of duty
12/86 pp.58-171
Murphy, Bruce
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Murphy, Bruce
Deal of the century
2/85 p.82
Murphy, Carlene
Stock market sleuth
11/92 p.62+
Murphy, James
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Murphy, James (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Murphy, James (attorney)
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Murray, James Jr. (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Murphy, Michael
Plenty of Horne
3/92 p.13
Murphy, Michael J.
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
Murphy, Sharon
1/85 p.33
Murphy, Todd Robert
Moths to a flame
11/95 p.17
Murphy, Todd Robert
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Murphy, Todd Robert
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Murphy, Todd Robert
The hired gun
5/88 p.76
Murphy, Todd Robert
Business and industry
5/86 p.85
Murray, John D.
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Murray Tap
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Murray, Michael
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Museum Directors
See also:
Bowman, Russell
Brkich, Lazar
Museums
See also:
Art galleries and museums
Automobile museums
Natural history museums
Railroad museums
Museums
The un-museum (insider column)
3/90 p.13
Museums
Slouching toward the spinning top museum
5/89 pp.104-107
Museums – Milwaukee
Image and idea
11/84 p.88
Music
Fine arts guide – music
9/89 pp.74-82
Music – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, etc.
Fantasies of folk
4/79 p.18 il.
Music – Bands
The cream city sound: where to find the best music in Milwaukee
3/84 p.40
Music – Baroque
Back to the future
2/89 pp.25-27
Music – Classical
See also: Concertgoers’ companion (column)
Music – Classical
The day the music died
8/83 p.18
Music – Conferences
Of time and rhythm (a report)
5/79 p.61
Music – Critics and Criticism
A critical balance
1/82 p.32 pors.
Music – Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
Looking it up: brief discourse on musical references
6/79 p.59 il.
Music – Irish
Strumming for oldie eire
3/81 p.9 il.
Music – Medieval
Back to the future
2/89 pp.25-17
Music – Milwaukee
Absolutely Amadeus
4/90 p.26
Music – Milwaukee
Nightlight for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Music – Milwaukee
Mr. Intensity
12/89 pp.55-62+
Music – Milwaukee
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.56
Music – Popular
Hybrid music
7/85 p.109
Music Awards (First Annual) Southern Wisconsin
Inside Milwaukee (column)
8/82 p.10
Music Festivals
Down in Dixie
6/86 p.103
Music Festivals
Milwaukee holds bachfest
4/81 p.9 il.
Music Makers
Kid fiddlers
7/92 p.16
Music Patronage
See also: Art Patronage
Music Patronage
Allen-Bradley gives its workers a real song and dance
7/81 p.31 il.
Music Under the Stars
Night music
7/85 p.118
Musical Books
How big bird saved an empire
7/89 pp.34-37
Musicals, Revues, Etc.
Ghosts of broadway past
11/89 pp.37-39
Musicals, Revues, Etc. – Milwaukee
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p.61 il.
Musicians
See also:
Conductors (music)
Orchestras
Singers
Women Musicians
Musicians
That’s snopek
6/85 p.71
Musicians – Milwaukee
Big time
1/88 p.22
Musicians – Milwaukee
See also:
Camplin, Bill
Millard, Janet
Wyble, Eric
Thompson, Robert
Musicians – Milwaukee
Milwaukee musicians: from sleaze to self denial
5/80 p.46 il.
Muth Company Inc., K.W.
Nice work is you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Mutual Funds
Building wealth one step at a time
2/90 pp.11-12
Mutual Funds
Building wealth one step at a time
11/89 pp.19-21
Mutual Funds
An investor’s guide to mutual funds
8/87 p.90
Mutual Funds- Milwaukee Public Library in the money
8/87 p.83
My Werewolf (play)
A real howl
1/85 p.92
Mykleby, Kathy
Celebrity retreats
7/95 p.90+
N
M & I investment Management Corp.
Building wealth one step at a time
11/89 pp.19-21
MAF
See: Milwaukee Artists Foundation
MATC
See: Milwaukee Area Technical College
MCP, Inc.
Pressroom confidential
4/88 p.16
MECCA
The floor that made Milwaukee famous
10/89 pp.34-38
MECCA
Blaspheming MECCA
7/89 pp.23-24
MGIC (Mortgage Guarantee Insurance Corporation)
Saving of MGIC
5/84 p.52
MGIC (Mortgage Guarantee Insurance Corporation)
Max Karl’s final triumph
5/82 p.47 il.
MRT
See: Milwaukee Repertory Theater
MSOE
See: Milwaukee School of Engineering
M and W Productions, Inc.
More that child’s play
4/87 p.11
M. Skovsted Distributors
Best of
10/85 p.67
Ma Fischer’s (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.65-66
Ma Jolie Boutique
Make a million dollars
3/88 p.36
Macal, Zdenek
Mr. Intensity
12/89 pp.55-62+
Macal, Zdenek
The insider review
11/87 p.23
Mcarthur, Peter (attorney)
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.74
McCallum, Scott
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
McCallum, Scott
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
McCann, Dennis
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
McCann, Dennis
McCann (journal column)
5/90 p.22
McCann, E. Michael
McCann: a keeper of order, but not fantasy
5/92 p.14
McCann, E. Michael
Convictions
3/90 pp.99-104
McCann, E. Michael
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McCann, E. Michael
A day in the life of Mr. District Attorney
6/79 p.54 por.
McCann, James A.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.48
McCann, Jim
A gift horse
7/86 p.126
McCarter, James
Pressroom confidential (column)
2/90 p.16
McCarter, James
Not as crazy after all these years
3/87 p.14
McCarter, Jim (newspaper editor)
Pressroom confidential
7/90 p.16
McCarthy, Joseph (senator)
The McCarthy cult
5/82 p.41 il.
McCarthy, Pat
Fine arts (column)
1-2/83 p.57
McCarthy, Bill E.
Ace Attorneys
2/95 p.24+
McCarthy, William (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McCollow, Thomas
Pressroom confidential
3/91 p.15
McCollow, Tom (Newspapers, Inc. chairman)
Pressroom confidential
1/85 p.17
McCollow, Tom (Newspapers, Inc. chairman)
The untold story
11/84 p.18
McComas, Harrold
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McCullough, John
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
McCullough, John
The funding of John McCullough
4/89 p.18
McCullough, John E.
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
McCurdy, Pat (musician)
The insider review
5/88 p.20
McDevitt, Joseph
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
McDevitt, Joseph (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McDonald – Davis Advertising Agency
The hired gun
5/88 p.80
McDonalds, Dan (judge)
The fury of Judge McDonald
11/85 p.62
McDonald, Dick
Our offices, ourselves
7/91 p.32+
MacDonald, John D.
John, we hardly knew you
3/87 p.11
McElrath, Randy
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.76
McElwee, Patrick
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.72
McFadden, Michael
The arts of brewing, painting and patronage
4/79 p.39 por. il.
McGaffey, Jere (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McGaffey, Jere
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McGee, Michael R.
Strange bedfellows
2/91 p.86
McGee, Michael
Pressroom confidential (column)
6/90 p.18
McGee, Michael
The agitator
11/89 pp.40-51
McGee, Michael
1/85 p.14
McGhee, Marlon
The insider: rating the Doppler gang
5/91 p.13+
McGilligan, Patrick
McGilligan’s Island
3/93 p.50+
McGinnity, Tom
Update
6/90 p.22
McGinnity, Tom
Miracle on 4th street
12/89 pp.72-82
McGlocklin, Jon
1/85 p.32
McGoohan, Phil
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
McGray, Mike
Fade to black
3/86 p.11
MacGregor, David (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McGuire, Al
Irrepressible Al
12/84 pp.62-74
McIntosh, Charles I. – Residence
See: Charles I. McIntosh Residence
McKeithan, Daniel F., Jr.
A chairman brewed with gusto
11/80 p.92 por.
McKeown, Jeannine
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.42
McKey, Jean
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
McKey Perforating Company
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
McGee, Nancy
1/85 p.31
Maciver, John
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Maciver, John
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McKinley Beach
The insider: welcome to computer beach
8/88 p.17
McKinley Beach
8/79 col. il.
McKinney, Charles
Business & industry
5/86 p.82
McKinney, Charles
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McLauchlan, Charles
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
McLean, Malcom
The axing of Marvin Weaver
11/84 p.64
McMurrin, Lee
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
McMurrin, Lee
A testy issue
5/87 p. 11
McMurrin, Lee
Flunking out
11/86 p.162
McMurrin, Lee
The insider: why Lee can’t add
4/84 p.11
McNally, Joel
Making the grade
3/94 p.12
McNally, Joel
Pressroom confidential
3/91 p.15
McNally, Joel
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
McNally, Joel
Pressroom confidential
4/90 p.16
McNally, Joel
Pressroom confidential
1/90 p.15
McNally, Joel
Pressroom confidential
11/87 p.27
McNally, Joel
The impudent bystander
6/85 p.44
McNally, Joel
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.11 il.
McNally, Joel
The Journal’s modest proposal
10/81 p.7 por. il.
McNally, Joel & Sean
The insider: scribes and sons
1/93 p.9
McNally, John
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
McNeer, Charles
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
McNeer, Charles
The transformers
1/90 pp.31-32
McNeer, Charles
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.30
McNeer, Charles
The pain and the power
11/87 p.31
McNichol, Jim
Pay for play
4/85 p.23
McNichol and Company
Pay for the play
4/85 p.23
McNulty, Mary Anne
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
McNulty, Mary Anne
The activists
3/85 p.59
McQueen, Charon
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
McSweeney, Maurice (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
McSweeney, Sandra (interior designer)
Georgian revival
5/85 p.116
Mack, Nancy
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Mackie Building
See: Chamber of Commerce Building
Madden, Michael J.
Optimist of the mouth
8/86 p.14
Mader’s
The sophisticated sipper: Mr. Ellipse joins the beer drinking clubs
4/88 p.20
Mader’s
Best of
10/85 p.64
Madison – Description & Travel
Capital ideas
1/92 p.20+
Maersch, Katherine
The happy accident
8/85 p.109
Mafia
Frank Balistrieri: FBI target
10/81 p.20 il.
Magazines
See: Periodicals
Magicians
A little hocus pocus
9/85 p.15
Magicians
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.9 il.
Magowan, Kay
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.43
Magowan, Terry
1/85 p.34
Mahn, Ronald E.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Mahoney, Bob
Executive network
6/87 pp.19-21
Mainstream Records
Quiet riot
5/95 p.15+
Mahre, Helen
Feeding a universal passion for pies
12/90 p.21
Maiden Voyage
Artisans of the sea
5/93 p.60+
Maier, Henry W.
Pressroom confidential: on the record: a mayoral obsession
3/91 p.15
Maier, Henry (mayor)
The unknown mayor
9/87 p.26
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Nothing new
8/87 p.130
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Strange bedfellow
3/87 pp.25-29
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Last of a breed
11/85 p.78
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Mayor Etcetera
9/85 p.126
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Paul plunders, Henry blunders
7/85 p.13
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Death valley
4/85 p.17
Maier, Henry (mayor)
The slippery baton
3/85 p.48
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Mayor queeg
2/85 p.126
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Send in the clowns
12/84 p.17
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Quote of the month
8/84 p.14
Maier, Henry (mayor)
So what? The tedium is the message at city hall
2/84 p.76
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Endgame (column)
6/83
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Endgame
11/82 p.116
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
9/82 p.11
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Henry Maier’s secret lakefront scheme
6/82 p.33 il.
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
3/82 p.10
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
2/82 p.12 por.
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1/82 p.9 por.
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Maier vs. Conta
3/80 p.38 por.
Maier, Henry (mayor)
Milwaukee’s biggest party
7/79 p.50 por.
Mail Order Business
The quiet man
1/87 pp.23-28
Mail Order Business – Wisconsin
Wisconsin by mail
11/87 p.91
Main Street Bistro
Snappy comebacks
12/81 p.68+
Main Street Café
Westward ho!
11/92 p.69+
Main Street Publishing Inc.
A local voice: new Milwaukee fiction
10/87 p.16
Mainstream
CD or not CD?
6/87 p.17
Mainstream Jazz Cellar
Pick of the month
3/91 p.17
Mainstream Records
Pick of the month
5/91 p.17
Majerus, Rick
Dear coach
1/85 p.86
Majerus, Rick
Basketball jones
12/82 p.51 por.
Major League (motion picture)
Making major league
3/89 pp.94-100
Majore, Frank
Dream portrait
3/87 pp.36-41
Malec, Charlie (musician)
The Morgan brothers
3/79 p.22 por. il.
Malan, John
The insider: rating the Doppler gang
5/91 p.13+
Malcolm X Academy
Good Intentions
5/93 p.30+
Mallory, Joyce
Telling tales out of school
12/91 p.62+
Mallory, Joyce Parkman
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Malmstadt, Mike
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Malone, Michael (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Malpractice
Prologue’s bad call (list of local physicians with questionable practices)
4/92 p.41+
Malpractice
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Malpractice
High tech hopes
5/86 p.31
The Man in the Blue Sweater; Story
See: Wright, Betty Ren
Manakin (Milwaukee company)
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.40
Malmstadt, Michael
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Mandarich, Tony
Insider
2/90 p.16
Mandatory Arrest Law
Victims of violence
5/94 p.14+
Mandracchia, Paul
Stages
3/93 p.27+
Manhattan Textiles
The insider review
8/91 p.21
Manian, Victor
Is this man Milwaukee’s next police chief?
4/84 p.55
Manitowoc – Description & Travel
Surf and turf
5/92 p.21+
Manly, William (interior designer)
My favorite things
5/88 p.85
Mann, Judy
Community service
5/86 p.57
Mannel’s Product, Inc.
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.41
Manny, Char
The spirit of Enterprise
8/85 p.48
Manpower, Inc. (firm)
Revenge of the nerd
4/89 pp.40+
Manpower, Inc.
Up for grabs
12/87 p.33
Mansion Hill Inn
A Winter’s Tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Manthey, Brian
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
Manthey, Brian
Manthey and sprangers morning show (review)
8/89 p.19
Manthey, Bruce
Jock waves
12/94 p.48+
Mapmaking - Computerized
See: Geographic Information Systems
Marangelli’s Al Lago
Mediterranean Milwaukee
5/93 p.74
Maranth Corporation
Holy names
10/86 pp.74-81
Maras, Alma
Familiar faces
8/89 pp.40-41
Marcella’s Cloud Nine
Goodbye mom and pop
2/85 p.19
Marculescu, Yolanda (opera singer)
The fine arts (column)
7/83
Marcus Amphitheater
Festival of errors
9/87 p.11
Marcus, Steve
The floor that made Milwaukee famous
10/89 pp.34-38
Marcus, Steve
Bridge over troubled real estate
3/89 pp.25-27
Marcus, Steve
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Marcus, Marvin
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Margolis, Marvin (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Marcus, Bruce
Jack waves
12/94 p.48+
Maric, Branka
The lady is a chef
12/89 pp.109-110
Marie’s Bed and Breakfast
Home away from home
4/93 p.20+
Marine Bank
Big money in bank mergers?
9/87 p.14
Maris, Linda
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Maris, Linda (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Marisco’s Atotonilco
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Maritime Festival
Maritime festival (special advertising section)
9/89 pp.115-122
Markets, Farmers’
The West Allis farmer’s market
7/81 p.10 il.
Marks County Market
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.27
Marks, Judy
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Marks, Susan (prostaff)
Women entrepreneurs (special advertising section)
1/90 pp.73-79
Marks, Tom
More than child’s play
4/87 p.11
Marks, Tom
Not the same old song and dance
9/86 pp.14-18
Marlin, Ralph
Playing to a tie
3/92 p.14
Marquette Electronics Inc.
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Marquette Electronics
Whose business is child care?
10/87 p.27
Marquette University
The pros and cons
1/95 p.15+
Marquette University
Father knows best (Father Albert J. DiUlio)
7/94 p.26+
Marquette University
If the scholarship fits
12/91 p.14
Marquette University
Insider review (ex-statsis)
7/91 p.15
Marquette University
Taxing questions
11/87 p.47
Marquette University
Museum blues
5/87 pp.29-33
Marquette University
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Marquette University
Dear coach
1/85 p.86
Marquette University – Administration
Employment discrimination at Marquette?
2/81 p.32
Marquette University Art Museum
Image and idea
11/84 p.88
Marquette University Business School
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.27
Marquette University Institute for Family Studies
Return to life: Milwaukee after the Holocaust
1/90 pp.66-70
Marquette Warriors
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Marquis, C. Bruce
Moonlight gambler
5/91 p.29+
Marquis, William O.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Marriage Counseling
Staying together
8/88 pp.58-64
Marshall, Su (Psychologist)
What’s wrong with Dr. Bob
12/87 p.23
Marshall & Ilsley Bank (Building 721 N. Water St.)
Seven for the hit list…
10/79 p.55
Marshall Field’s
The sale psyche
11/88 pp.33-36
Marshall Field’s (Milwaukee)
Getting help
6/87 p.14
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
Martin, Dan (poet/teacher)
The insider [baseball poems about Gorman Thomas]
4/89 p.15
Martin, Quinn (Attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Martin, Thomas (Attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Martin, Thomas E.
Frank Balistrieri: FBI target
10/81 p.20 por. il.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School
Good intentions
5/93 p.30+
Martinelli, Frank
The Agitators
12/93 p.26+
Martinez, Rick
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Martinsek, Kristine (Director, Housing Development and Rehabilitation)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Marvin, Jay
Pressroom confidential
4/93 p.13
Mary Linsmeier Schools Inc.
Ion search of Mr. Rogers
1/85 p.47
Mascots
The names of the game (high school mascots)
9/91 p.40+
Mascots
Pressroom confidential
8/90 p.19
Mason, Gloria
A new order
6/87 p.134
Mason Street Tavern
After hours
4/86 p.44
Mason Street Tavern
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Master Lock Company
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Masterson, Peg
1/85 p.37
Matenaer, Jane (WMYX Radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Mathews, Edna Wayne
1/85 p.32
Mathews, Paul F.
The gang of four
2/92 p.32+
Mathews, Paul F.
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Mathews, Paul
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Mathews, Paul
The activists
3/85 p.59
Matthias, Lee A.
Waiting for the dough
12/81 p.11 por.
Mattioli, Leonard (Crazy TV Lenny)
An American tale
4/90 pp.100-106+
Mattioli, Leonard (Crazy TV Lenny)
But will you respect me?
8/84 p.46
Matty, Richard
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
Mauer, Bruno
Bruno Mauer: Wisconsin’s top customer service representative for business
8/87 p.6
Mauer, Bruno
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
Maxwell Street Days
The flea hunt
7/90 p.59
May, Allen
Pressroom confidential
11/92 p.14
Mayfair Shopping Center
The Mayfair miracle: how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Mayoral Candidates – Milwaukee- 1988
Why mayors never go away
11/87 p.20
Mayoral Candidates – Milwaukee – 1988
Strange bedfellow
3/87 pp.25-29
Mayoral Candidates – Milwaukee – 1988
Conta agonistes
2/87 pp.25-28
Mayoral Campaigns – Milwaukee – 1980
Conta agonistes
2/87 pp.25-28
Mayoral Candidates – Milwaukee – 1988
Why not the best? The best candidates for mayor may not come in small packages
11/86 pp.25-27
Mayoral Campaign – Milwaukee – 1980
Maier vs. conta
3/80 p.38 il.
Mayrl, William (UWM Assistant Vice Chancellor)
Could you teach at UWM?
5/88 p.15
Maytag, Dean
Pressroom confidential
5/93 p.13
Mean Mountain Music
The insider review
3/91 p.18
Meaux, Thomas
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Medical Care
Whatever happened to the family doctor?
2/90 pp.61-64
Medical Care
Resident physicians: how doctors learn their craft
11/89 pp.69-76
Medical Care
The doctors’ doctors
3/87 pp.42-52
Medical Care
Health care ‘86
5/86 p.91
Medical Clinics – Milwaukee
Stock market medicine
7/87 p.34
Medical College of Wisconsin
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Medical Colleges
Resident physicians: how doctors learn their craft
11/89 pp.69-76
Medical Ethics
New bedside manners
6/87 p.14
Medicine
Growing to Extremes (synthetic growth hormone experiment, Children’s Hospital)
3/94 p.42+
Medicine
Bad blood, good blood
5/86 p.66
Medicine – Milwaukee
Medicine miracles
12/82 p.31
Medina, Jeanne (Dr.)
Whatever happened to the family doctor
2/90 pp.61-64
Medusa Films
Forced choices (Milwaukee Public Schools)
1/82 p.56 pors.
Meekins, Carole
Pressroom confidential
2/92 p.12
Meeuwsen, Terry
Terry comes home
12/86 pp.49-169
Meeuwsen, Terry
Terry Meeuwsen’s new day
9/82 p.40 pors.
Megna, Michael
Numero uno
1/93 p.12
Meisenheimer, Tom and Pat
A two-wheeled romance with Wisconsin: the annual Sentinel bike rides inspire a celebration of people and scenery
5/81 p.36
Meisner, Mary Jo
The merger’s aftermath: the next moves
5/95 p.18+
Meisner, Mary Jo
Great expectations
1/93 p.22+
Meissner, David
Media Clout
1/91 p.34+
Meissner, David (Public Relations)
The hired guns
5/88 p.76
Meissner, David
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Meissner, David
1/85 p.30
Meister’s club
Over easy
11/84 p.51
Melanac’s Wheelhouse
The insider review
10/91 p.18
Meldman, Clifford
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Meldman, Clifford (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Meldman, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Meldman, Robert
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Melges, Buddy
The wizard of Zenda
12/86 pp.90-98
Mell, Doug (Wisconsin State Journal reporter)
The newsmaker
2/88 p.28
Melnikov’s Russian Tea and Coffee House
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Melody Top Theatre
More than child’s play
4/87 p.11
Melody Top Theater
Not the same old song and dance
9/86 pp.14-18
Melody Top Theater
The fine arts (column)
8/82 p.89 por.
Memories in Sports (column)
Issues from April 79- March 80
See also: Orvis, Bob
Men
What do real men do
5/85 p.21
Mendla, Joseph
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.45
Menominee Indians
The last of the Menominees (Gerald Pemma-Hawetoss)
Menomonee River Valley
Pie in the sky
5/91 p.23+
Menomonee Valley
Land of milk and honey
1/94 p.12+
Menomonee Valley
Death valley
4/85 p.17
Menos, Gus
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.72
Menotti, Gian Carlo
Concertgoer’s companion
5/80 p.73 por.
Menotti, Gian Carlo
An interview with Gian Carlo Menotti
5/79 p.4 por.
Mental Health – Milwaukee
Mental health
1/88 p.75
Mental Health
Sanity for sale
7/91 p.38+
Mental Illness
Mental health
1/88 p.75
Mental Illness
Back from nowhere
6/87 pp.40-46
Mental Illness
David’s story
8/86 pp.90-95
Mequon
Milwaukee made easy
6/86 p.36
Mercado el Rey Supermarket
Best of
10/85 p.69
Merrimac (Wisconsin)
Spiritual adventures in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
Mervis, Michael
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Mervis, Mike
Front money
2/85 p.17
Messinger, William
Magical mystery tribute (insider column)
6/90 pp.17-18
Metaphysical Vegas (musical)
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p. 61 il.
Meteorology
The contrarian
5/90 pp.50-54+
Metro Flying Club
Summer in the city
6/86 p.54
Metro Resources
Pressroom confidential
3/85 p.22
Metropole Theatre
Shakin’ and movin’ at the Metropole
7/80 p.7
Metropolitan Builders Association
Tour of homes (advertising section)
4/90 pp.55-99
Metropolitan Gallery
Insider review
12/89 p.20
Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Chamber of what?
9/88 pp.25-31
Metropolitan Milwaukee Sewage District
Paying per flush (editorial)
2/90 p.86
Metzler, Bob (racetrack owner)
The kamikaze businessman
8/88 pp.96-100
Mexican Food
The real thing
5/86 p.35
Mexican Food
Cheap treats
11/85 p.46
Mexican Restaurants
Spice of life
3/85 p.43
Meyer, Dr. Anthony
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Meyer, Moe
Birth of a stage
5/86 p.113
Meyerovich, John
Nailing down success
4/85 p.11
Meyers, Ronald D.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Michael H. Lord Gallery
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.43
Michael H. Lord Gallery
Lore od East Town
7/85 p.35
Michael, Best & Friedrich
The insider: Juris Prusence
2/93 p.11
Michaels-Paque, Joan
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Mid-American Dance Theater, Inc.
Mid-American Dance Theater, Inc.
3/79 p.4
Midwest Express (airlines)
The charter flight
8/84 p.12
Midwest Falcon Recovery Project
Insider (column)
9/89 p.21
Midwest Hiawatha
Insider review
2/90 p.18
Midwest Microlites (company)
8/82 p.74 il.
Midwives
The Milwaukee baby book
10/87 p.45
Miech, Robert J.
Brothers at the bar
1/91
Mike and Anna’s
Artisans of the sea
5/93 p.60+
Mike and Anna’s
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Mikula, Robert J. (Milwaukee County parks director)
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.72
Milbourne, Bob (greater Milwaukee committee)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.40
Milbourne, Robert H.
Our man Milbourne
5/86 p.78
Milbourne, Robert H.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.44
Miles, Michael J.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Milesko, Glen J.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.47
Military Ridge
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Military Service, Compulsory – Draft Resisters
Endgame (column)
12/82 p.120
Milk
A natural alliance
7/90 pp.30-31
Milkowski, Bill
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
Millard, Janet (musician)
Janet Millard diversifies, and her audience reaps dividends
3/79 p.14 por. Il.
Miller, Cliff (Green Bay gazette reporter)
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Miller, David Lee
The zoo revue
2/86 p.27
Miller, Eleanor
Paper trail
1/92 p.12
Miller, Eleanor
The street-life chronicles
2/86 p.11
Miller, Frederic E. (founder, Miller Brewing Co.)
A letter from a Frederic miller
5/80 p.50 por. il.
Miller, George P. – Residence
See: George P. Miller residence
Miller, Jennifer
Stages
3/93 p.27+
Miller, Jordan A.
House of cards
5/92 p.24+
Miller, Kathleen Ryan
Rx for cabin fever
12/91 p.38
Miller, Kathy
1/85 p.37
Miller, Mark
Style and design
5/86 p.63
Miller, Mike
Pressroom confidential (column)
6/90 p.18
Miller, Mike
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/90 p.20
Miller, Mike
Pressroom confidential (column)
9/89 p.23
Miller, Roger
The insider review
9/91 p.15
Miller Brewing Company – History
A letter from Frederic Miller
5/80 p.50 il.
Milner, Cindy (psychologist)
What’s wrong with Dr. Bob?
12/87 p.23
MILWAPA (periodical)
A written cocktail party
2/86 p.13
Milwaukee
P.R. nightmare: the Brits invade Milwaukee
4/89 p.16
Milwaukee
100 years of attitude
11/88 p.19
Milwaukee
The city quiz
6/88 pp.40-46
Milwaukee
A Milwaukee quiz
10/79 p.41 il.
Milwaukee
Talk it up town
10/79 p.39 il.
Milwaukee – Addresses
The Milwaukee primer
10/88 p.23
Milwaukee – Advertising
A city on the couch
5/90 pp.37-39
Milwaukee – Archdiocese
The first vow is poverty
7/88 pp.70-75
Milwaukee – Biography
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Milwaukee – Biography
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
Milwaukee – Biography
Power houses (homes of the city’s rich & famous)
6/92 p.38+
Milwaukee – Biography
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Milwaukee – Building
The insider: forbidden city: Milwaukee’s secret and forgotten places are right under your nose
6/92 p.17+
Milwaukee – City Development, Dept. of
Henry Maier’s secret lakefront scheme
6/82 p.33 il.
Milwaukee – Description
The best of Milwaukee
10/82, 10/83
Milwaukee – Description
Inside Milwaukee (column)
8/82 p.9
Milwaukee – Description & Travel
Great places on a great lake
6/93 p.14+
Milwaukee – Description & Travel
Rhapsody in view: where to find the best Milwaukee vistas
6/92 p.20
Milwaukee – Description & Travel
50 ways to love winter
12/91 p.34+
Milwaukee – Downtown
The insider: back to the future
3/93 p.9
Milwaukee – Downtown
City weekend
3/93 p.56+
Milwaukee – Downtown
The Milwaukee that wasn’t
12/91 p.58+
Milwaukee – Forecasting
Resolutions for a new decade
1/90 pp.60-65
Milwaukee – Harbor
On the waterfront: winter at Milwaukee’s docks
3/81 p.48 chiefly il.
Milwaukee – Harbor
The lake: a profile of Milwaukee’s watery playground
8/79 p.42 col. il.
Milwaukee – Historic Buildings
Ironsides (iron block bldg.)
6/94 p.28+
Milwaukee – Historic Houses
Home on the move (1122 N. Cass St.)
1/95 p.15
Milwaukee – History
Nicks of time
6/95 p.26
Milwaukee – History
An irreverent but enlightening history of Milwaukee
6/95 p.120+
Milwaukee – History
Field of dreams: 50 years of the original Milwaukee Brewers and Borchert Field
4/92 p.32+
Milwaukee – History
Hell on two wheels
4/91 p.45+
Milwaukee – History
Murder! Treachery! Larceny! Deceit! (Milwaukee’s crime history)
4/89 pp.100-102
Milwaukee – History
Private frontiers
6/87 pp.48-55
Milwaukee- History
Milwaukee dictionary of cultural literacy
12/90 p.58-68
Milwaukee – Leaders
5/86
Milwaukee – Life – Pubic Opinion
The man who hates Milwaukee
11/86 pp.66-71
Milwaukee – Life – Public Opinion
The 1980 best of Milwaukee awards
9/80 p.33 col. il.
Milwaukee – Monuments, Statues, Etc.
The Milwaukee primer [Civil War memorial]
12/88 p.16
Milwaukee – Neighborhoods
East vs. West
6/95 p.150
Milwaukee – Neighborhoods
East versus west
6/93 p.32+
Milwaukee – Neighborhoods
The streets where we live
6/91 p.80+
Milwaukee – Officials & Employees – Salaries
Mayor midas? (list salaries of mayors of major cities)
3/91 p.17
Milwaukee – Photographs and Photography
Images: this month’s image was made by photographer Alan Magayne-Rochak at South Muskego Avenue and Bow Street
12/81 p.15 il.
Milwaukee- Photographs and Photography
Faces in the crowd: a portrait of Milwaukee by Deborah Milne
5/80 p.33 chiefly pors.
Milwaukee – Plan Commission
Bridge over troubled real estate
3/89 pp.25-27
Milwaukee – Population
Welcome to the down-home decade (moving to Milwaukee)
1/91 p.26+
Milwaukee – Promotion
Read what you’ve been missing, Milwaukee!
1/89 p.11
Milwaukee – Rankings
1992 best of
8/92 p.38+
Milwaukee – Rankings
Nice work if you can get it (best places to work in Milwaukee)
3/92 p.26+
Milwaukee – Rankings
Best of 1991
8/91 p.30+
Milwaukee – Rankings
We’re number one
6/91 p.10+
Milwaukee – Restaurants
The Milwaukee menu
6/91 p.125+
Milwaukee – Restaurants
All about eating out
2/86 p.51
Milwaukee – Restaurants
City fare
2/86 p.45
Milwaukee – Social History – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
Milwaukee’s annual alewives awards
2/81 p.26 il.
Milwaukee – Social Life – Customs
Breaking the fashion code: Milwaukee’s unwritten dress code
Milwaukee – Social Life & Customs
Habits of the heart: even as Milwaukee changes, many of its ritual endure, in the ay that people work, worship and relax
6/92 p.28+
Milwaukee – Social Life & Customs
Anatomy of a city
9/91 p.21+
Milwaukee – Social Life & Customs
Summer soiree
8/82 p.42 il.
Milwaukee – Suburbs
Why do we need Milwaukee?
6/95 p.32+
Milwaukee – Suburbs
The suburbs rated
3/95 p.22 +
Milwaukee – Suburbs
House rich (million dollar homes)
9/94 p.46+
Milwaukee – Suburbs
The good ground (elm grove)
6/93 p.24+
Milwaukee Common Council – Districts
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
Milwaukee Comptroller
A curse on the comptroller?
8/93 p.12
Milwaukee Municipal Court
The whole truth about judges
4/91 p.38+
Milwaukee Police Department
Gun crazy 2
9/94 p.20
Milwaukee Police Department
Update
3/93 p.11
Milwaukee Police Department
The castoffs (police cars sold to N.Y. cab drivers)
1/93 p.9
Milwaukee Police Department
Death in the stationhouse
12/92 p.16+
Milwaukee Police Department
Under fire (Dahmer case)
11/91 p.28+
Milwaukee Public Schools – Homeless Children
Homeless again
10/92 p.13
Milwaukee Public Schools – Specialty Schools
Good intentions (Malcolm X Academy, Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School)
5/93 p.30+
Milwaukee Treasurer
Embarrassment of riches
10/93 p.18+
Milwaukee Admirals
New coaches, new chances
9/92 p.33+
Milwaukee Admirals
In harm’s way
1/86 p.72
Milwaukee Admirals
Sailing with the admirals
2/80 p.52 il.
Milwaukee Advertising Club
1988 addy awards
3/88 p.95
Milwaukee Advertising Club
Special advertising section
3/86 p.105
Milwaukee Amateur Press Association
A written cocktail party
2/86 p.13
Milwaukee and Steinbeck; Story
See: Zepezauer, Frank
Milwaukee Area Technical College Student Center
Insider review (column)
4/88 p.18
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Upping the ante
10/86 p.134
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.10
Milwaukee Area Technical College
Hot shots (column)
3/81 p.10
Milwaukee Art Museum
Puck of the month
5/91 p.17
Milwaukee Art Museum
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Milwaukee Art Museum
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.65
Milwaukee Art Museum
Money talks
8/87 p.27
Milwaukee Art Museum
Art attack
7/87 p.11
Milwaukee Art Museum
At the heart of art
2/86 p.82
Milwaukee Art Museum
The fine arts (column)
12/82 p.65 il.
Milwaukee Art Museum
Folk exhibit at art museum: Hemphill’s collection showcases the unusual and eccentric
9/81 p.16 il.
Milwaukee Art Museum
Hot shots (column)
6/81 p.9 il.
Milwaukee Art Museum
The house with good arts: children make art fun in new videotape
5/81 p.22
Milwaukee Art Museum
Russell bowman: the art museum’s new chief curator
11/80 p.25 il.
Milwaukee Art Museum
Currier & Ives lithographs at the Milwaukee Art Center
4/79 p.36
Milwaukee Art Museum – Advertising
Fine arts (column)
12/83
Milwaukee Art Museum – Exhibits
A moral drama (review of exhibition, 1988: the world of art today)
8/88 pp.41-45
Milwaukee Art Museum – Exhibits
Like an explorer
11/84 p.76
Milwaukee Artists Foundation
Grand opening
4/88 p.21
Milwaukee Arts Challenge Alliance
Shedding a tier
1/87 p.14
Milwaukee As It Was (Column)
8/79-3/80, 5/80, 10/80
See also:
DiCesare, Mary Ann
Gauer, Harold
Kozak, Ellen M.
Maclean, Rod
Podoll, Brian
Tofte, Arthur
Murphy, Bruce
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Private business
9/87 p.19
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.9 il.
Milwaukee Auction Galleries
Tales of the hunt: the search for antiques
5/88 p.91
Milwaukee Auditorium
Milwaukee as it was (column)
10/80 p.29 il.
Milwaukee Auditorium/Arena Study
All talk, no action
4/85 p.14
Milwaukee Ballet
Dancing in the dark (Dane LaFontsee)
2/93 p.20+
Milwaukee Ballet
Tutu or not tutu
3/92 p.18
Milwaukee Ballet Company
An immodest proposal
10/89 pp.31-33
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Musical chairs
12/87 p.39
Milwaukee Ballet Company
False steps
11/86 pp.50-64
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Dressed for dance
5/85 p.125
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Forever young
10/84 p.96
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Exit stage left
5/84 p.11
Milwaukee Ballet Company
The glamour gamble by Bruce Murphy
3/83 p.13
Milwaukee Ballet Company
11/81 p.41
Milwaukee Ballet Company
Florestan: the man behind the masks
5/80 p. 42 il.
Milwaukee Ballet Company
A major league production
11/79 p.23 il.
Milwaukee Braves
Spahnie and me
4/87 pp.74-83
Milwaukee Braves
Jolly Cholly
4/80 p.37
Milwaukee Braves
Cream city to the Brewers: history of beertown baseball
4/79 p.9
Milwaukee Brewers
The philosopher coach
7/97 pp.27-32
Milwaukee Brewers
Foul Ball
11/95 p.122
Milwaukee Brewers
Trade secrets (Bud Selig)
4/94 p.16+
Milwaukee Brewers
Field of dreams: 50 years of the original Milwaukee Brewers and Borchert Field
4/92 p.32+
Milwaukee Brewers
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Milwaukee Brewers
Fever Pitch
4/86 p.117
Milwaukee Brewers
Up from the ashes
5/85 p.111
Milwaukee Brewers
Risky business
2/85 p.107
Milwaukee Brewers
Hard times for Harry Dalton
9/84 p.58
Milwaukee Brewers
Play ball!
4/83 p.37
Milwaukee Brewers
The Milwaukee magazine interview: Bus Selig
4/82 p.34 il.
Milwaukee Brewers
Profile (column)
11/81 p.15
Milwaukee Brewers
Playing out his options
11/81 p,15 il.
Milwaukee Brewers
Dalton: inside the Milwaukee Brewers’ general manager is a tough negotiator and a lover of the game
4/81 p.34 pors.
Milwaukee Brewers
Bambi’s birdcatchers
4/80 p.30 il.
Milwaukee Brewers
Cream city to the Brewers: history of beertown baseball
4/79 p.9
Milwaukee Bucks
New coaches, new chances
9/92 p,33+
Milwaukee Bucks
Great expectations
1/87 pp.74-78
Milwaukee Bucks
King kohl
5/85 p.90
Milwaukee Bucks
Risky business
2/85 p.107
Milwaukee Bucks
Profile (column)
2/82 p.16 por.
Milwaukee Bucks
Janesville’s Jim Fitzgerald
11/80 p.30
Milwaukee Business to Business Show
Special advertising section
6/90 pp.37-48
Milwaukee Center
See: Theater District
Milwaukee Center
Tower of Showers
10/95 p.17
Milwaukee Chamber Theater
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
The insider review
12/87 p.28
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
A musical democracy
11/87 p.51
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.62
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
A class blend
3/87 p.11
Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra
Milwaukee holds Bachfest
4/81 p.9 il.
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
Secret Stages
1/87 p.90-92
Milwaukee Chicks (baseball team)
A team of their own
7/94 p.10
Milwaukee City Guide (magazine)
Press room confidential
3/86 p.16
Milwaukee Club
Private business
9/87 p.19
Milwaukee Collection (furniture)
Sure things
3/85 p.84
Milwaukee Common Council
The purloined vote
6/84 p.16
Milwaukee Community Sailing Center, Inc.
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Milwaukee Connection (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
8/82 p.14
Milwaukee County – Board of Supervisors
Less is more
4/91 p.33+
Milwaukee County – Board of Supervisors
Dave Schultz’s worst enemy
3/90 pp.82-89
Milwaukee County – Board of Supervisors
Nice work if you can get it (editorial)
8/89 p.102
Milwaukee County – Board of Supervisors
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47
Milwaukee County – Circuit Court
The whole truth about judges
4/91 p.38+
Milwaukee County – Economic Conditions
The Mayfair miracle; how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Milwaukee County – Parks
FYI (column)
11/82 p.67
Milwaukee County – Parks – Trees
Pick of the month [adopt a tree program]
9/88 p.20
Milwaukee County Children’s Court
Seeds of trouble
8/89 pp.47-50+
Milwaukee County Department of Human Resources
The power of money
4/95 p.118
Milwaukee County Government
Nice work if you can get it (editorial)
8/89 p.102
Milwaukee County Historical Society’s Antique Show and Sale
The best little antiques show in town
10/89 p.80
Milwaukee County Jail
The high cost of injustice
11/89 p.142
Milwaukee County Medical Complex
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Milwaukee County Medical Complex
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Milwaukee County Regional Medical Center
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Milwaukee County Stadium
Foul ball
11/95 p.122
Milwaukee County Stadium
Full disclosure
9/88 p.110
Milwaukee County Transit System
Wrap attack (picture ads on buses)
2/95 p.14
Milwaukee County Zoo
Trouble in the wild kingdom
6/89 pp.40-53
Milwaukee County Zoo
Too much monkey business
4/89 p.142
Milwaukee County Zoo
Building a better bossie
5/87 p.11
Milwaukee County Zoo
Surprising parties
2/87 p.16
Milwaukee County Zoo
The zoo revue
2/86 p.27
Milwaukee County Zoo
Hotshots (column)
7/81 p.9 il.
Milwaukee County Zoo
Hot shots(column)
11/80 p.7 il.
Milwaukee County Zoo/ Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Summer Series
Night music
7/85 p.118
Milwaukee Courier (newspaper)
8/86 p.16
Milwaukee Dance Theatre
Insider review
1/90 p.17
Milwaukee Dance Theater
Insider review
12/87 p.28
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
When the streetcar bent the corner around
6/79 p.64 il.
Milwaukee Exposition Convention Center and Arena
See: Mecca
Milwaukee Fictioneers
Wisconsin’s oldest writer’s club
1/80 p.55 il.
Milwaukee Fire Department
First aid for souls
2/89 p.15
Milwaukee Fire Department
Playing with fire
9/86 p.126
Milwaukee Fire Department – Strike – 1981
Anatomy of a strike
7/83 p.22
Milwaukee Fire Department – Strike – 1981
The scab
7/83 p.18
Milwaukee History
The city revisited
11/87 p.63
Milwaukee Home Show
64th Milwaukee realtors home show
3/88 p.49
Milwaukee Insurance Company
FYI (column)
8/82 p.73 il.
Milwaukee Jazz Gallery (nightclub)
An honest-to-all jazz club
7/79 p.46 col. il.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
See also:
Journal Communications
Journal Sentinel Inc.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
See:
Monthly Column;
Pressroom Confidential
Milwaukee Journal
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/90 p.20
Milwaukee Journal
Pressroom confidential
4/90 p.16
Milwaukee Journal
Pressroom confidential
3/88 p.16
Milwaukee Journal
Pressroom confidential: anew editor comes to town
2/88 p.14
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
10/87 p.22
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Of firings, ratings, and column killings
7/87 p.16
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
If a tree falls in a forest…
2/87 p.12
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Reshuffling the Journal Deck
7/85 p.17
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
The impudent bystander
6/85 p.44
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
2/85 p.18
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
The birth of a union
7/84 p.12
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
6/84 p.17
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.13
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
10/82 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/82 p.11 por.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
5/82 p.10 por.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
2/82 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
They care about who?
12/81 p.9 il.
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
War in Waukesha!
11/81 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper)
The Journal’s modest proposal
10/81 p.7 il.
Milwaukee Journal (Green Sheet)
Pressroom confidential
10/84 p.18
Milwaukee Journal (Waukesha Edition)
War in Waukesha!
11/81 p.11
Milwaukee Journal (newspaper) – Mascot
Pressroom confidential
8/90 p.19
Milwaukee Journal – Section, Columns, Etc.
Pressroom confidential
11/87 p.27
Milwaukee Law Bowlers Association
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Milwaukee Magazine
Outfront (editorial regarding change of ownership)
10/81 p.5
Milwaukee Men’s Conference
A man’s woman
3/92 p.60+
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
The insider: that sinking feeling
1/92 p.11
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
The Milwaukee primer [Jones Osland employee ferry]
2/89 p.16
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District
The insider: the incredible sinking mole
7/88 p.13
Milwaukee Music Ensemble
The insider review
4/88 p.18
Milwaukee 1992
The next wave
3/85 p.56
Milwaukee Outlook (newspaper)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
9/82 p.11
Milwaukee Pain Clinic
Bone of contention
1/94 p.26+
Milwaukee Players
Profile (column)
8/82 p.17 por.
Milwaukee Police Department
The UWM keystone cop capers
6/87 p.11
Milwaukee Police Department
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/82 p.12
Milwaukee Police Department
The immoveable object
7/82 p. 25 por.
Milwaukee Psychiatric Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Milwaukee Public Library
The Milwaukee primer (autograph book)
12/88 p.16
Milwaukee Public Library
Pressroom confidential [journal communications not charged for overdue books]
11/88 p.23
Milwaukee Public Library
Welcome to charge-a-read
10/88 p.23
Milwaukee Public Library
Read’em and eat
12/86 p.18
Milwaukee Public Library
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/82 p.13
Milwaukee Public Library – Center Street Library
The ABCs of illiteracy
1/87 p.11
Milwaukee Public Museum
Numbers crunch (Barry Rosen)
7/94 p.9
Milwaukee Public Museum
Endangered species (Barry Rosen)
12/91 p.59
Milwaukee Public Museum
The chocolate connection
3/91 p.52+
Milwaukee Public Museum
Flights of fancy (exhibition)
10/89 p.18
Milwaukee Public Museum
The big dig [archeological rescue, inc]
10/88 p.20
Milwaukee Public Museum
Jumping ship
9/87 p.13
Milwaukee Public Museum
Surprising parties
2/87 p.16
Milwaukee Public Museum
The answer center
1/86 p.93
Milwaukee Public Museum (Centennial)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/82 p.9
Milwaukee Public Museum
Point of view: northlight sculpture studio
3/79 p.24 il.
Milwaukee Public Museum – European Village (Exhibit)
Music for an old world
12/79 p.45 il.
Milwaukee Public School Board
Telling tales of our school
12/91 p.62+
Milwaukee Public Schools
A loss of trust (school choice program)
11/94 p.36+
Milwaukee Public Schools
Miracle on 4th street
12/89 pp.72-82
Milwaukee Public Schools
Increasing MPS firepower
5/89 p.16
Milwaukee Public Schools
Busing revisited
1/89 p.94
Milwaukee Public Schools
The insider: the computer that ate MPS [outcome-based education]
7/88 p.15
Milwaukee Public Schools
Sweepstakes
6/88 p.94
Milwaukee Public Schools
A new order
6/87 p.134
Milwaukee Public Schools
A testy issue
5/87 p.11
Milwaukee Public Schools
Who’s in charge?
4/87 p.126
Milwaukee Public Schools
Flunking out
11/86 p.162
Milwaukee Public Schools
Why it failed: school desegregation 10 years later
9/86 pp.34-50
Milwaukee Public Schools
Forced choices
1/82 p.56 pors.
Milwaukee Public Schools
Grading our schools
11/79 p.64 col. il.
Milwaukee Public Schools
9/80 p.39 il.
Milwaukee Public Schools – Food Service
A day’s work: food for hungry minds
9/87 p.12
Milwaukee Realtors Home Show
64th Milwaukee realtors home show
3/88 p.49
Milwaukee Redevelopment Corporation
The more the merrier
1/87 p.16
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Driving miss dairy
5/91 p.17
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Standing pat [review of 1987 -1988 season]
7/88 pp.29-31
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.62
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Cast of colors
6/86 p.95
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
The next stage
8/85 p.103
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
A taxing situation
7/85 p.31
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Exit stage left
5/84 p.11
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
The Japanese Collection
4/83 p.42
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p.61
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Milwaukee Repertory Theater: a watershed season
4/80 p.22 il.
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Venerable MRT comes of age
10/79 p.29 il.
Milwaukee River
Remembering the brown god
10/91 p.36+
Milwaukee River
Ask the insider [clean-up project]
10/88 p.23
Milwaukee River
The Milwaukee River, flowing through the city’s center at twilight
7/80 col. cover
Milwaukee River
A river for Milwaukee Public Library
7/80 p.32 col. il.
Milwaukee Rowing Club
Summer in the city
6/86 p.53
Milwaukee School Board
A new order
6/87 p.134
Milwaukee School Board
Hot shots (column)
3/81 p.10
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Endgame (column)
10/82 p.92
Milwaukee Sentinel
See also: Journal Sentinel, Inc.
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pressroom confidential: an editor’s master’s thesis tells all about the Sentinel
7/92 p.14
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pressroom confidential
7/90 p.16
Milwaukee Sentinel (Newspaper)
Pressroom Confidential
3/88 p.16
Milwaukee Sentinel (Newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
12/87 p.26
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ask the insider
6/87 p.13
Milwaukee Sentinel
Raging bull
5/83 p.25
Milwaukee Sentinel
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1/82, 2/82, 4/82, 5/82, 10/82, 12/82
Milwaukee Sentinel (Newspaper)
See monthly column: Pressroom Confidential
Milwaukee Sentinel Salaries
Pressroom confidential
9/87 p.14
Milwaukee Shepherd (newspaper)
Not as crazy after all these years
3/87 p.14
Milwaukee Symphony Chorus
A kind of loving (Margaret Hawkins)
2/94 p.66+
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Red alert
2/91 p.35
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Intensity
12/89 pp.55-62+
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Fine arts guide – music
9/89 pp.74-76
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Good news? [Gary Good, executive director]
10/88 pp.31-33
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The insider review
3/88 p.20
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The insider review
12/87 p.28
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Musical chairs
12/87 p.39
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The insider review
11/87 p.23
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.56
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Good conduct
1/87 p.13
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The lost accord
12/86 p.131-135
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Unfinished symphony
3/86 p.76
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Fine arts (column)
5/83
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.15
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The fine arts (column)
11/82 p.81
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
The real Lukas Foss
8/82 p.22 pors.
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Symphonic democracy
4/82 p.66
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Inside Milwaukee (column)
3/82 p.10 il.
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Mozart at the movies
12/81 p.13
Milwaukee the Beautiful (book)
6/86 p.60
Milwaukee Turners
Milwaukee Turners: 125 years of prominence
12/79 p.77 il.
Milwaukee Urbanization Club
City sippers
5/86 p.18
Milwaukee Wheelmen
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Milwaukee World Festival Gardens
Everything’s cookin’ at summerfest ‘81
7/81 p.26 il.
Milwaukee Youth – Social Life & Customs
Parents and punks
8/82 p.27 il.
Milwaukee Youth – Social Life & Customs
The silver spoon gang
7/82 p.35 pors.
Milwaukee Zoo
See: Milwaukee County Zoo
Milwaukeean of the Month (column)
5/80 – 3/81
See also:
Maclean, Rod
Witte, Sally Salkowski
Milwaukeeans
The 82 most interesting people in town
1/82 p.23 pors.
1/83 p.27
Milwaukeeans of the Year
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Mime
Corset call: a look backward – and step forward – for friends mime theater
11/81 p.42 il.
Mineral Point (Wis.)
Spiritual adventures in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
Ministers of the Gospel
See: Clergy
Minneapolis – Description and Travel
The other “M” city
10/94 p.30+
Minneapolis (Minn) – Description and Travel
The twin cities: wintering in style
1/81 p.25 il.
Minohan, Roger
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Miramontes, Mannel
Make a million dollars
3/88 p.41
Miss Katie’s Diner
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Miss Wisconsin 1979 (Carin Kizewic)
Mid-America dance theater
2/79 p.4
Mrs. Belinsky and the Wedding; Story
See: Nilva, Sheila Cole
Mitchard, Jacquelyn
The watchful lyre
4/95 p.14
Mitchard, Jacquelyn
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Mitchard, Jacquelyn (author)
Scenes from a marriage
7/85 p.90
Mitchell, Della
What’s happening in our neighborhoods
3/80 p.32 por.
Mitchell, George
A testy issue
5/87 p.11
Mitchell, George
Business and industry
5/86 p.82
Mitchell, George
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Mitchell, Jeanette
Telling tales out off school
12/91 p.62+
Mitchell International Airport
House of cards (Jordan A. Miller0
5/92 p.24+
Mitchell International Airport
The insider review: the airport’s calder mobile
2/88 p.15
Mitchell International Airport
The mobile’s new home
9/86 pp.11-13
Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory
Operation orchid
5/93 p.14
Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory
The insider review
1/91 p.14
Mitkus, Irene
A cream city Christmas
12/89 pp.39-41
Mix, Edward Townsend (architect)
Truly grand…terribly tarnished: Milwaukee’s chamber of commerce building
9/79 p.52 il.
Mizzani, Abdi (fashion designer)
Style makers: natural European chic
9/87 p.80
Mizzani International
Style makers: natural European chic
9/87 p.80
Mob (criminals)
See: Mafia
Mobarek, Joseph, Dr.
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Model Railroader (magazine)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/83
Models (persons)
See also:
Boone, Andrea
Cagle, Sandra Joyce
Decker, Nancy
Doctor, Laura
Geurcy, Adelyne
Harris, Lynette
Harris, Leigh Ann
Holfmann, Mary Ann
Laitinen, Kathi
Olstad, Kim
Taylor, Nikki
Tomasino, Colleen
Velden, Kelly Vander
Weber, Sharon
Models (persons)
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 col. il.
Moede, G. Hans
False steps
11/86 pp.p50-64
Moga, Leigh Ann
See:
Conley, Leigh Ann
Harris, Leigh Ann
Moga, Lynette
See: Harris, Lynette
Moliter, Linda
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Moliter, Paul
RX for cabin fever
12/91 p.38
Mollica, Tom
Prank einstein
11/93 p.12
Mollick, Sheppard
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Monarski, Jane
1/85 p.30
Monday, Gregory
Paper wings [1988 fiction contest winner]
12/88 pp.71-76
Money (column)
Issues from 1/80-12/80
See also: Murray, Eldon E.
Money Management
Managing your money
1/86 p.82
Money Management
A careful giver
2/85 p.25
Monfils, Tom
The pulp not murder
8/93 p.36+
Monreal, Sal
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Montemayor, Mel
The dark side of success
6/86 p.40
Monterey Hills Housing Project (Los Angeles, California)
Carley’s last campaign
12/89 pp.84-93
Montoto, Gregorio
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Moddy, James
The insider: talking heads
5/92 p.13
Moddy, Jim
Squeaking by on $89,500
2/89 pp.29-30
Moody, Jim
An unlikely story
6/87 pp.56-62
Moody, Jim
Ron between two races
12/85 p.17
Mooney, Michael (author)
FM fiction: literature takes to the airwaves
8/88 p.18
Mooney, Michael (author)
A local voice: new Milwaukee fiction
10/87 p.16
Moore, Gwendolynne
RX for cabin fever
12/91 p.38
Moore, Keith (WMYX Radio)
One of the hungriest numbers
5/88 p.39
Moore, Larry
The agitators
12/93 p.26+
Moore, Lorrie
Growing pains
12/94 p.19
Moore, Lynne
An educator scorned
2/93 p.34+
Moorea, South Pacific
Douglass Cofrin in the south pacific
5/79 p.46 il.
Mora, Francisco
A cream city Christmas
12/89 p.41
Morgan, Elaine
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.40
Morgan, Linda and Dave
Birthing at home
11/8- p.44
Morgan, Susie
Eyes in the sky
9/94 p.15+
Morgan Brothers (musicians)
The morgan brothers
3/79 p.22 por. Il.
Morics, W. Martin
A curse on the comptroller?
8/93 p.12
Morning Glory Breakfast Service
Meal of the month
5/90 p.88
Morrison, Malcolm
Milwaukeean of the year
1/94 p.22+
Morrison, Malcolm
The real thing
3/90 pp.37-39
Morse, Michael (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Company
See: MGIC
Mortgages
Naming names (insider column)
3/90 p.13
Moscow on the Hudson (film)
Biting the big apple
6/84 p.18
Moss, John and Mary
Home away from home
4/93 p.20+
Moss, Sandy
1/85 p.35
Most Interesting People
Article appears in every January issue
82
Motels
See: Hotels, Motels, etc.
Mother Less Child (book)
Scenes from a marriage
7/85 p.90
Mothers
The search for an Irish mother
3/86 p.88
Mothers – Employment
Terry comes home
12/86 pp.46-169
Mothers, Unmarried
See also: Teen-age Pregnancy
Motion Picture Theaters
The insider index: it’s showtime! [alternative theaters]
9/88 p.20
Motion Picture Reviews
Sense of duty (best bets)
3/90 p.28
Motion Pictures
Making major league
3/89
Motion Pictures
Time for reel art
11/86 p.115-118
Motion Pictures
Revival of a classic
11/86 p.14
Motion Pictures
Top choices: mike Wilmington picks the five greatest stories ever told
8/86 p.19-21
Motion Pictures
Fear and loathing in the cinema the facts of life for moviegoers
8/84 p.38
Motion Pictures
From Shorewood to Hollywood
5/82 p.20 pors.
Motion Pictures
Milwaukee’s movie man
10/80 p.62 il.
Motion Pictures
Autumn sonata (Milwaukee premier)
2/79 p.24
Motion Pictures – Best Films
The insider index: the critics choice [several Milwaukeeans select favorite films]
11/88 p.19
Motion Pictures – Experimental Films
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.10
Motorcycles
Never say die (business column)
11/89 pp.25-27
Mots, Frank
The kite king
9/79 p.8 por.
Mount Sinai Medical Center
See: Sinai Samaritan Medical Center
Mount Sinai Medical Center
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Mount Telemark Lodge
Travel (column)
2/81 p.23 il.
Movie Memories
The insider review
4/91 p.17
Movies
See: Motion Pictures
Mowers, Michael
CS or not CD?
6/87 p.17
Mickerheide, Perry
Magical mystery tribute (insider column)
6/90 pp.17-18
Muckian, Michael
A cordial invitation
12/84 p.76-80
Mickian, Michael
Advice and consent: the delicate art of dealing with a sommelier
3/84 p.16
Mueller, Gene (WKTI radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.38
Mueller, John
In the line of duty
12/86 pp.58-171
Mueller, P.S.
PS: he’s a tad twisted
3/91 p.16
Mueller, Peter
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.54
Mueller, Russ (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Mug N’ Muffin
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Mulcahy, Charles
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Mulhern, Mark
Arts and letters
5/86 p.44
Mullin, Ed
The insider; sell a man a sweater and he boats forever
1/88 p.9
Multerer, Barbara
Make a million dollars
3/88 p.38
Mulvaney, Mark
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.70
Muley, Peter
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Mumm, Ed
Symphonic democracy
4/82 p.66
Mundy, James
Fine arts guide- art
9/89 pp.84-85
Munson, Willie
The hustler
10/95 p.56+
Mural Painting and Decoration
Milwaukee’s panorama painters: they left a record of turn-of-the-century life
7/81 p.21 il.
Mural Painting and Decoration
The golden decade
3/80 p.22 il.
Mural Painting and Decoration
The arts of brewing, painting and patronage
4/79 p. 39 il.
Murder
How safe is your neighborhood?
4/90 pp.46-53
Murder
Madly in love
2/90 pp.46-52
Murder – Grafton, Wisconsin
Death in the morning
6/83 p.29
Murder – Green Bay
The pulp not murder
8/93 p.36+
Murder – Milwaukee
Justifiable homicide? (Roy Eubanks murder)
11/93 p.32+
Murder – Milwaukee
Killing young (juvenile murderers)
3/92 p.54+
Murder – Milwaukee
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.12 por.
Murder – Sauk City, Wisconsin
In the line of duty
12/86 pp.58-171
Murphy, Bruce
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Murphy, Bruce
Deal of the century
2/85 p.82
Murphy, Carlene
Stock market sleuth
11/92 p.62+
Murphy, James
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Murphy, James (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Murphy, James (attorney)
Waging war
5/90 pp.69-78+
Murray, James Jr. (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Murphy, Michael
Plenty of Horne
3/92 p.13
Murphy, Michael J.
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
Murphy, Sharon
1/85 p.33
Murphy, Todd Robert
Moths to a flame
11/95 p.17
Murphy, Todd Robert
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Murphy, Todd Robert
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Murphy, Todd Robert
The hired gun
5/88 p.76
Murphy, Todd Robert
Business and industry
5/86 p.85
Murray, John D.
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Murray Tap
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Murray, Michael
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Museum Directors
See also:
Bowman, Russell
Brkich, Lazar
Museums
See also:
Art galleries and museums
Automobile museums
Natural history museums
Railroad museums
Museums
The un-museum (insider column)
3/90 p.13
Museums
Slouching toward the spinning top museum
5/89 pp.104-107
Museums – Milwaukee
Image and idea
11/84 p.88
Music
Fine arts guide – music
9/89 pp.74-82
Music – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, etc.
Fantasies of folk
4/79 p.18 il.
Music – Bands
The cream city sound: where to find the best music in Milwaukee
3/84 p.40
Music – Baroque
Back to the future
2/89 pp.25-27
Music – Classical
See also: Concertgoers’ companion (column)
Music – Classical
The day the music died
8/83 p.18
Music – Conferences
Of time and rhythm (a report)
5/79 p.61
Music – Critics and Criticism
A critical balance
1/82 p.32 pors.
Music – Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
Looking it up: brief discourse on musical references
6/79 p.59 il.
Music – Irish
Strumming for oldie eire
3/81 p.9 il.
Music – Medieval
Back to the future
2/89 pp.25-17
Music – Milwaukee
Absolutely Amadeus
4/90 p.26
Music – Milwaukee
Nightlight for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Music – Milwaukee
Mr. Intensity
12/89 pp.55-62+
Music – Milwaukee
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.56
Music – Popular
Hybrid music
7/85 p.109
Music Awards (First Annual) Southern Wisconsin
Inside Milwaukee (column)
8/82 p.10
Music Festivals
Down in Dixie
6/86 p.103
Music Festivals
Milwaukee holds bachfest
4/81 p.9 il.
Music Makers
Kid fiddlers
7/92 p.16
Music Patronage
See also: Art Patronage
Music Patronage
Allen-Bradley gives its workers a real song and dance
7/81 p.31 il.
Music Under the Stars
Night music
7/85 p.118
Musical Books
How big bird saved an empire
7/89 pp.34-37
Musicals, Revues, Etc.
Ghosts of broadway past
11/89 pp.37-39
Musicals, Revues, Etc. – Milwaukee
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p.61 il.
Musicians
See also:
Conductors (music)
Orchestras
Singers
Women Musicians
Musicians
That’s snopek
6/85 p.71
Musicians – Milwaukee
Big time
1/88 p.22
Musicians – Milwaukee
See also:
Camplin, Bill
Millard, Janet
Wyble, Eric
Thompson, Robert
Musicians – Milwaukee
Milwaukee musicians: from sleaze to self denial
5/80 p.46 il.
Muth Company Inc., K.W.
Nice work is you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Mutual Funds
Building wealth one step at a time
2/90 pp.11-12
Mutual Funds
Building wealth one step at a time
11/89 pp.19-21
Mutual Funds
An investor’s guide to mutual funds
8/87 p.90
Mutual Funds- Milwaukee Public Library in the money
8/87 p.83
My Werewolf (play)
A real howl
1/85 p.92
Mykleby, Kathy
Celebrity retreats
7/95 p.90+
N Back to Top
Names (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Nannis, Paul
RX for cabin fever
12/91 p.38
Narcotics Trade
Deputy dog
9/84 p.37
Narcotics Trade – River Hills
Cocaine connection
9/82 p.47 pors.
Nasgovitz, Bill
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Nash, Josie and Kit
The pride of Erin: Milwaukee’s Irish pubs
3/80 p.28
Natalie Natalie Workshop
Special effects
5/88 p.93
Nathaniel Bennet, Inc.
Sure things
10/84 p.86
National Children’s Museum for the Performing Arts (proposed)
Big dreams for little hands
3/92 p.23
National Liquor Bar
Nightbeat (column)
10/83 p.14
National Rifle Association
Shootout in the North Shore corral
11/88 p.25
National Savings
How National Savings beat the odds
5/82 p.62
National Scholastic Art Awards
Scholastic award winners
4/91 p.36+
National School of Excellence
Miracle on 4th street
12/89 pp.72-82
National Socialism
Return to life: Milwaukee after the Holocaust
1/90 pp.66-70
National Wellness Institute
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Nation’s Public House (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Natural Boy Snacks
The insider review
1/91 p.14
Natural Ovens Bakery
Let them eat bread
3/87 p.13
Nature of Things (gift store)
Pick of the month
1/91 p.17
Naturist Society (Oshkosh, WI)
Skin deep
6/89 pp.54-57
Nauseida, Dr. Paul
Night moves
1/85 p.71
Nazi(s)
See: National Socialism
Neal, Patricia (actress)
Patricia Neal’s fight for life
7/79 p.18 por.
Neas, Deborah Ann
Community service
5/86 p.58
Neer (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Neighborhood Development
See: Community Development
Neighborhood Organization
See: Community Organization
Nellen, Ronald H.
The dentists’ choice
3/93 p.20+
Nelson, Betty Jo
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.67
Nelson, Betty Jo
The online circle
3/85 p.62
Nelson, Gaylord
The fragile planet
8/86 pp.23-26
Nelson, Doug
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Nelson, Lawrence J. (Milwaukee FBI agent)
Inside (some of) the FBI files
5/88 p.18
Nelson, Patricia
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.45
Nelson, Randy (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Nelson, Randy and Jane
Update
1/90 p.15
Nelson, Randy and Jane
The third ward’s third time around (insider column)
12/89 pp.15-16
Nelson – Raney, Steve (musician)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Neon Lights
Those neon lights
7/87 p.16
Neon Lights
Islands of light: neon as it’s never been seen before
6/84 p.74
Nestle Foods Corporation
Pick of the month
5/91 p.16
Neubauer, Jeff
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.70
Neuman, Sister Jean Marie
Sisters superior
11/94 p.11+
Neumann, Greg
Sockwaves
12/94 p.48+
Neville, Michael
Three for the show
10/93 p.14+
New Concepts Self-Development Center
Sometimes a father
8/92 p.46+
New Image Cocktail Lounge
The insider review
3/91 p.18
New Life Center
The wait for Jacob
8/85 p.60
New Oriental Restaurant
Eating east
2/85 p.44
New Warrior Training Adventure Weekend
A man’s woman
3/92 p.60+
New Wave Music
He Buddy Holly and he’s not dead: he’s just been touring
7/87 pp.76-79
New York City – Description
A provincial view of Manhattan
2/79 p.6
Newport State Park
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Newspaper Guild
Pressroom confidential
12/86 p.16
Newspaper Guild
Pressroom confidential
1/85 p.17
Newspapers – Ratings
Of firings, ratings and column killings
7/87 p.16
Newspaper
See also:
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee Sentinel
Waukesha Freeman
Newspapers
Ask the insider (column)
2/90 p.14
Newspapers – Marketing – Milwaukee
Endgame (column)
10/81 p.88 il.
Newspapers – Waukesha
Pressroom confidential (column)
12/89 p.16
Newton Funds
Building wealth one step at a time
2/90 pp.11-12
Newton Funds
Building wealth one step at a time
11/89 pp.19-21
Next Generation Theater Company
Family theater
6/86 p.102
Nicabob Tavern
Corn pone connection
7/83 p.9
Nicgorski, (Sister) Darlene
A safe place
10/86 pp.25-28
Nicholas, Albert
In the money
8/87 p.83
Nicolet, Steve
Dinosaur deals
8/93 p.10
Nicolet High School
Nicolet vice (editorial)
1/90 p.98
Nicolet National Forest
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Nicotera, Ron
Who killed Jacobus park?
5/88 p.72
Niemann’s Chocolate Shop
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Nightclubs
See also:
Bars and Barrooms
Nightclubs
Stepping out in ’87
4/87 pp.34-42
Nightclubs
After hours
4/86 p.38
Nightclubs
The pub report
7/84 p.10
Nightclubs
On the town: a discerning barhound’s guide to Milwaukee night spots.
3/84 p.30
Nightclubs
Nightbeat (column)
4/83 p.12
Nightclubs
An honest-to-all jazz club
7/79 p.46 col. Il.
Nightclubs
Get on the a-train
3/79 p.45 il.
Nightclubs – Milwaukee
After dark
6/92 p.48+
Nightclubs – Milwaukee
I’ll take Milwaukee
11/89 p.15
Nightlife – Milwaukee
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Niko’s (nightclub)
Night Beat (coumn)
4/83 p.12
Nikolic, Aleksander
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Nilva, Sheila Cole
The crash of ‘33
12/80 p.33
900 Telephone Numbers
Ask the insider (column)
5/90 p.21
Nince Innings (book)
7/85 p.113
Nineteen – Eighty-Eight
The year in agonizing review
12/88 pp.36
Ninteen Hundred and Sixties
The hip church and other reflections of Milwaukee in 1968
9/88 pp.32-39
Ninneman, Richard (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Nitro (nightclub)
The hottest nightclub in town
11/92 p.15
Nitz’s Inn (bar)
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 p.43
Nohl, Mary Van de Kamp
Power play
2/93 p.7
Nohl, Mary Van de Kamp
House of cards
1/86 p.56
Nohl, Mary Van de Kamp
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Nohl, Mary Van de Kamp
Managerial mind probe
10/84 p.62
Noll, Drew
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
Noonan, Dan
The education of Danny Katz
5/87 pp.70-75
Nord, Brian
Fade to Black
3/86 p.11
Nord, Brian
A video mystery
11/84 p.13
Nord TV and Video
A video mystery
11/84 p.13
Norma, Jack
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
Norman, Jack
Pressroom confidential
2/85 p.18
Norman Apartments
Update
4/91 p.14
Norman Apartments
Life at the Norman
12/87 p.108
Norman Flats
See: Norman Apartments
Norquist, John O.
The mayoral double (Norquist look-alike Eric Krumer)
4/94 p.11
Norquist, John O.
The man Behind the Mayor
4/93 p.26+
Norquist, John O.
Book Muscle
3/93 p.10
Norquist, John O.
Here’s my cash, now where’s my clout?
5/92 p.14
Norquist, John O.
Plenty of horne
1/92 p.11
Norquist, John O.
Plenty of trail
1/92 p.12
Norquist, John O.
The insider: plenty of horne
12/91 p.13
Norquist, John O.
Mayor Midas? (salaries of mayors compared)
3/91 p.17
Norquist, John O.
How to hate crime
3/91 p.110
Norquist, John O.
Packaging Culture
8/89 pp.27-30
Norquist, John
Who will be Milwaukee’s next mayor?
2/88 p.35
Norquist, John
Strange Bedfellow
3/87 pp.25-29
Norquist, John
Wisconsin’s best….
3/86 p.64
Norquist, John
The lapsed liberals
3/85 p.61
Norquist, John
Troubles for Tony
3/85 p.126
Northwest Territory Alliance
The revolution relived
7/80 p.28 il.
Northern Ireland
See: Children – Northern Ireland
Northlight Sculpture Studio
Point of view: northlight sculpture studio
3/79 p.24 il.
Northwest Side Community Development Corporations
Art beyond the east side
12/87 p.20
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Nostalgia (column)
See also: Milwaukee as it was (column)
Notes from 52nd Street (column)
2/79 – 12/80
See also: Cuzner, Ron
Nudity
Update
1/90 p.14
Nudity
Skin deep
6/89 pp.54-57
Nuns – Economic Conditions
The first vow is poverty
7/88 pp.70-75
Nursemaids
American’s nannyland
7/90 p.14
Nurses and Nursing
Florence Nightingale is dead
11/88 pp.50-60
Nurses and Nursing
New bedside manners
6/87 p.14
Nursing Center
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Nutcracker
[Milwaukee Ballet] Insider review
2/90 p.18
Nutcracker Ballet
Suite dreams
12/84 p.116-117
Nutrition
The ABC’s of longevity
3/87 pp.69-73
Nutrition
The outdoor gourmet
6/85 p.63
Nyklewicz, Richard Jr.
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Nyrop, Kirsten
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
O Back to Top
O.B.G.’s the Original Life to Me Lounge
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Obesity
Fat City
10/95 p.44
O’Connell, Donald J.
Telling tales out of school
12/91 p.62+
O’Connor, James
Ask the insider
11/86 p.14
O’Connor, Kevin
Nice work if you can get it (editorial)
8/89, p.102
O’Connor, Kevin
Business & Industry
5/86 p.85
O’Connor, Kevin
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
O’Connor, Sara
The power brokers
2/93 p.22+
O’Connor, Sara
The transformers
1/90 p.41
O’Connor, Sara
Renaissance Men
8/85 p.38
O’Connor – Callahan, Deborah
1/85 p.30
Oconomowoc (Wisconsin)
Spiritual adventures in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
O’Donnell, William (Milwaukee county executives)
The last hurrah?
3/88 p.43
O’Donnell, William (county executive)
Pressroom confidential
2/88 p.14
O’Donnell, William (county executive)
No compromises
4/83 p.64
O’Donnell, William (county executive)
The work assistance program: welfare gone awry
1/81 p.32
O’Donnell Park
House of cards (Jordan A. Miller)
5/92 p.24+
O’Donoghue, Danny
The pride of Erin: Milwaukee’s Irish pubs
3/80 p.28 por.
O’Donoghue’s (restaurant)
A bite of the Irish
3/93 p.71+
O’Hara, Thomas Austin (West Allis Mayor)
The hired gun
5/88 p.79
O’Heaney, Caitlin
From Whitefish Bay to Broadway
5/81 p.11 por.
O’Rourke, Tracy (Allen Brady Company)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.40
Offner, Elliot (sculptor)
Insider Review (column)
12/89 p.20
Ogden, Peter
Plenty of Horne
2/92 p.9
Ohlschmidt, Jim
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/90 p.20
Oil Tasters (rock group)
Oil tasters break the mold
5/81 p.12 pors.
Okrent, Daniel (author)
Nine innings
7/85 p.113
Old Delevan Book Company, Inc.
Stalking the rare read
8/89 p.16
Old World Wisconsin
Travel (column)
1/80 p.25 il.
Oldenburg, Wayne (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Oliphant, Pat
Pressroom confidential
4/90 p.16
Olive Tree Café
Specialties of the house
11/91 p. 66+
Olive Tree Restaurant
The quiet winners
12/90 p.78-79
Olivia: Story
See: Jakusz, Rick
Olivieri, Jose
The transformers
1/90 p.33
Olivieri, Jose
Community service
5/86 p.58
Ollswang, Jeffrey
Milwaukee in the year 2020
5/87 pp.40-110
Olstad, Kim
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 col. por.
Olszyk, Steve (television news)
Remaking the news
1/89 pp.40+
Olympia Spa and Resort
The great winter escape
11/84 p.41
Olympia Village
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Olympic Games
The insider: hang her from your rearview mirror
11/88 p.19
Omega Hills Landfill
Mount trashmore
5/89 p.16
O’Neill, Bruce
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
O’Neill, Joseph
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
O’Neil, Lawrence J.
Telling takes out of school
12/91 p.62+
On Track (WMVS – TV program)
The insider review (column)
5/90 p.22
Open House Estate Sales
Tales of the hunt: the search for antiques
5/88 p.91
Opera
The heat is on
7/87 pp.23-25
Opera
Aria listening
4/86 p.123
Opera – Milwaukee
A dramatic return
3/82 p.39
Opera – Wisconsin
Kids dig Dr. Miracle
3/80 p.10
Opportunities Industrialization Center of Greater Milwaukee
Strange bedfellows
2/91 p.86
Orchestras
See also:
Bands (music)
Conducting (music)
Jazz Groups
Orchids
Insider review (column)
10/89 p.24
Ordin, Robin
Sight 225: a blossoming alternative gallery
2/81 p.21 por.
Organization for Social Change
See: Congress for a Working America
Organized Crime
See: Mafia
Orgill, Roxanne
A critical balance
1/82 p.32 pors.
Oriental House
Fit to be Thai’d
3/91 p.48+
Oriental Pharmacy Tea House
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Oriental Theater
King of the oldies
5/85 p.23
Oriental Theater
Gala with Gish
4/80 p.7 il.
Orientations (store)
Special effects
5/88 p.93
Orlandini, Julian
Affordable grandeur
11/87 p.102
Orlandini, Julian
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.48
Orlandini, Matthew (ornamental plasterer)
The last masters
9/82 p.58 pors.
O’Rourke, J. Tracy
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Orthopedia
Architects in Bone (Milwaukee Health supplement)
2/90 pp.29-32
Ortman’s No Place Restaurant
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Osborn, Guy
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.53
Oscar’s Place
Ghosts of broadway past
11/89 rpp.37-39
Oshkosh (Wisconsin)
Spiritual adventure in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
Ott, Sharon
Milwaukee’s experimental experience
10/79 p.27 por.
Oulahan, Richard
Milwaukeeans of the Year
1/95 p.22+
Out Place
The insider review
10/91 p.18
Outdoor Garden Concerts ‘85
Night music
7/85 p.118
Outerbridge, Paul
Dream portrait
3/87 pp.36-41
Outfront (editorial)
10/81
3/82
Outlets, Factory
See: Discount houses (retail trade)
Outpost Natural Foods
The insider review
3/90 p.17
Outpost Natural Foods Co-op
Health by the barrel
3/85 p.93
Ozone
The contrarian
5/90 pp.50-54+
P Back to Top
PAC
See: Performing Arts Center
PM Ballet
The proving grounds
5/88 p.31
PM Ballet
The insider review
4/88 p.18
Pabst, Dick
Democratic dilemma
9/86 p.18
Pabst Building (110 E. Wisconsin Ave.)
Seven for the hit list…
10/79 p.53 il.
Pabst Brewery
On tour
7/86 p.51
Pabst Brewery
Boor of the year
5/85 p.150
Pabst Brewery
End of an era
1/85 p.38
Pabst Brewing Company
The arts of brewing, painting and patronage
4/79 p.39 il.
Pabst Mansion
Inside review
2/91 p.19
Pabst Mansion
A beer baron’s legacy
5/83 p.35
Pabst Theater
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.43
Pacesetter Lounge
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Pacific Orient Restaurant and Oyster Bar
Best of
10/85 p.70
The Packing House
After hours
4/86 p.44
Paganini Trio
The insider review
2/88 p.15
Paige, Norma
The secret empire of Nate Zelazo
7/90 pp.66-72+
Paintball
The company that shoots together…
11/89 p.21
Paintball Dave’s Inc.
The company that shoots together
11/89 p.21
Painting
See also: Mural painting and decoration
Painting
A cream city Christmas
12/89 p.41
The Palace (roller rink)
Playing the palace
5/81 p.10 il.
Palay, Elliot (operatic singer)
A dramatic return
3/82 p.39
Palin, W. Drew M.D.
Healthy living in Wisconsin (book excerpt)
10/89 pp.66-75
Palmer, Dona (tax protester)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.9 por.
Palmquist Family
A little bit of Finland
11/89 pp.54-59
Pangman, William
The insider: show horse
4/93 p.11
Panorama Painting
See: Mural painting and decoration
Pansini, Jude
Profile (column)
5/82 p.17 por.
Panthers (basketball)
Full court
4/85 p.74
Papagaio (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Papara, Peter
Back at the plate
3/86 p.17
Pape, Philip
Fast forward
7/86 p.77
Papon’s Restaurant
Over easy
11/84 p.51
Parachuting
The heavenly view
4/86 p.12
Parade of Homes
Parade of homes
8/91 p.67+
Parade of Homes 1987
Special advertising section
6/87 pp.65-103
*Note: 6/87 issue is missing from both bound volumes at MPL.
The Paradise Theatre
The insider review
9/91 p.15
Paragon Homes, Inc.
The tangled web, part II
11/86 pp.13-14
Paragon Homes, Inc.
House of cards
1/86 p.56
Paragon Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.65
Park Avenue (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Partier, Leonard
Cruising the cosmos
8/93 p.44+
Parker, Tom
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Parker House
Over easy
11/84 p.50
Parking
See: Automobile parking
Parkinson, Greg and Bob
Best of
10/85 p.64
Parks – Milwaukee County
The urban oasis
11/93 p.62+
Parks – Wisconsin
Wisconsin. A spring and summer leisure guide
5/85
Parrot’s Landing
The insider review
8/91 p.21
Parrot, John (musician)
The Morgan brothers
3/79 p.22 por. il.
Parties (for children)
See: Children’s Parties
Partner’s in Crime Mystery Weekends
Incognito intrigue
11/86 p.45
Pasdirtz, George
Best of
10/85 p.60
Pasta Tree
Best of
10/85 p.71
Pastors
See: Clergy
Pasta
Infinite pastabilities
5/84 p.32
Pasta
Pasta perfect
2/86 p.99
Patents – Wisconsin
A better baby bouncer
11/87 p.28
Paternity Ward (column)
Best of
10/85 p.67
Patrick, Neal
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Patrick, Neal (computer raider)
Confessions of a computer raider
1/84 p.40
Patrizi, Carol
Pressroom confidential: press release of the month
2/91 p.16
Patronage of Art
See: Art Patronage
Patronage of Music
See: Music Patronage
Patton, Carl
Milwaukee in the year 2020
5/87 pp.40-110
Paul Cebar and Milwaukeean (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
Pauly, Helen
Good night, Mr. Mouse
10/86 pp.60-64
Pauly, Helen
The slippery baton
3/85 p.48
Pavlovich, Marty
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No…it’s Marty
10/83 p.50
Pavlovich, Mike
It’s a wonderful fife
12/90 p.16
Pavlovich, Mike
Like déjà vu all over again
4/90 p.14
Pawasarat, John
Deal of the century
2/85 p.82
Pay Television
See: Cable Television
Payne, Ulice
Business & industry
5/86 p.85
Payne, Ulice
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
Payne, Ulice Jr.
1/85 p.37
Payton, Shelia
What’s keeping you awake tonight?
4/92 p.12
Peace Corps
A call to action
7/93 p.40+
Pease, James (composer)
The fine arts (column)
2/82 p.57 por.
Pebble House
The new port
9/89 p.65
Peck, Bernard
1/85 p.34
Peck Pavilion
Fun with Archie and Jane
8/87 p.13
Peckerman, Bruce (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Peckman, Bruce M.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Pedophilia
The victim
3/89 pp.34+
Pelisek, Frank
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Pelisek, Jack (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Pelisek, Jill
Seven women
9/85 p.79
Pellman, Roger
Shadowslands
7/95 p.15
Penalba, Alicia (sculptor)
Unavoidable art
3/88 p.32
Penn, Irving (photographer)
Poverty of style
7/85 p.101
Pennington, Rockie
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
Pennsylvania and Milwaukee Ballet
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.53
People – Milwaukee
Most interesting people
*Note: Article appears in every January issue 1982-
People’s Books and Crafts
Best of
10/85 p.65
Peoples Theatre
Art imitates politics: the troubled birth of Milwaukee’s second black theater company
12/81 p.55 il.
Peppridge Farms Thrift Shop
Best of
10/85 p.69
Percussionists
Different drummers
5/85 p.124
Peregrine Falcons
Insider (column)
9/89 p.21
Performance Art
The queen is an armchair
2/88 p.23
Performers
See: Actors and Actresses
Performing Arts
See also:
Ballet
Dance
Motion Pictures
Opera
Theater
Performing Arts
The decline of the arts?
11/88 pp.39-42
Performing Arts
Mixed messages
8/84 p.85
Performing Arts – Milwaukee
The high cost of culture
4/95 p.54+
Performing Arts – Milwaukee
An immodest proposal
10/89 pp.31-33
Performing Arts – Milwaukee
State of the arts: parting comments on Milwaukee’s beloved, beleaguered arts scene
3/84 p.64
Performing Arts – Milwaukee
The 1981-1982 performing arts guide
8/81 p.21 il.
Performing Arts – Milwaukee
Guide to the performing arts (1980-1981)
8/80 p.38a il.
Performing Arts Center
Archie’s pet program
10/97 p.39
Performing Arts Center
11/82 p.81
Performing Arts Center – Uihlein Hall
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.13
Periodicals
See also:
Milwaukee magazine
Newspapers
Wisconsin monthly
Periodicals
Inside Milwaukee
11/81 p.10 il.
Periodicals – Marketing – Milwaukee
Endgame (column)
10/81 p.88 il.
Periodicals – Milwaukee
Cheerleading the arts
5/90 pp.41-43
Periodicals – Wholesalers and Distributors – Milwaukee
The perils of publishing
11/81 p.10 il.
Perkin’s Family Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.69
Perlick, Gail
Managing your money
1/86 p.82
Perry, James (artist)
The arts of brewing, painting, and patronage
4/79 p.39 por. il.
Person to Person (video introduction service)
Taking the blinders of blind dating: video makes the dating game more fun, more effective and more expensive
5/81 p.32 il.
Person to Person Workshop
See: Woman to Woman Conference
Personnel Files
The Journal communications red files
4/87 p.14
Pet Cemeteries
See: Cemeteries, Animal
Pet Lawn Cemetery and Crematory
R.I.P. rover
2/85 p.31
Pet Lawn Cemetery and Crematory
Saying farewell to Fido
2/81 p.7 il.
Petal Pushers (Flower Pushcart)
Petal peddler
5/84 p.30
Peterkin, Robert S.
The invisible legacy
1/91 p.86
Peterkin, Robert
Increasing MPS firepower
5/89 p.16
Peters, Al
Chasing the little white ball: a portrait of Milwaukee golfaholics
7/79 p.28 il.
Peters, Anthony
And justice for all?
8/85 p.13
Peters, Matthew
Just don’t call him Snow White
6/85 p.13
Peters, Tony
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.96
Peters, Tony
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Peters, Tony
Pressroom confidential
4/85 p.17
Peters, Tony
1/85 p.14
Peters, Tony
Making a drug house a home
12/84 p.18
Peters, Tony
Kingdom of dust
7/84 p.24
Peters, Tony
Pressroom confidential
6/84 p.17
Peterson, Craig
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Peterson, Donald R.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Petersen, Holger
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.43
Peterson, Donald R. (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Petri, Tim
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
Petro’s (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Pets
The jet-set pet
2/87 p.12
Pets
Ask the insider
11/86 p.14
Pets
R.I.P. Rover
2/85 p.31
Pets Are Inn
The jet-set pet
2/87 p.13
Pettit, Jane
A case of sibling rivalry?
11/86 pp.11-13
Pettit, Jane and Lloyd
The transformers
1/90 p.42
Pettit, Jane and Lloyd
Changing times
11/86 p.190
Pettit, Jane and Lloyd
All talk, no action
4/85 p.14
Pettit, Lloyd
Class acts
4/85 p.110
Pettit, Lloyd
Sailing with the admirals
2/80 p.52 il.
Pettit National Ice Center
Thin ice
7/95 p.30+
Pevnick, Steven (designer)
Futuristic foundation
9/84 p.14
Pfister Hotel
Goodnight My Sweet
6/95 p.23
Phillips, Kenneth
Brothers at the bar
1/91 p.14+
Phillips, Toni
Queen of darkness
10/85 p.43
Phillips, Vel
Cover-up in the capital
8/82 p.34 pors.
Phoenix Redevelopment Project
The agitator
11/89 pp.40-51
Photographers, American
Dream portrait
3/87 pp.36-41
Photography
Dangerous visions
6/86 p.99
Photography
The circus
7/85 p.86
Photography
Paradise found
5/85 p.123
Photography – Exhibitions
Dream portrait
3/87 pp.36-41
Photojournalism
Into the light
10/85 p.37
Photolithography
Ask the insider
8/90 p.16
Physical Education and Training
See: Sports
Physical Fitness
See also:
Exercise
Health
Health Clubs
Physical Education and Training
Youth – Health and Hygiene
Physical Fitness
Body Talk
4/83 p.15
Physicians
The doctor’s advice (list of the ‘best’ doctors in the Milwaukee area)
3/91 p.38+
Physicians
Prologue’s bad call (list of local physicians with questionable practices)
4/92 p.41+
Physicians
See also:
Fine, Dr. Stuart
Reed, Dr. Alan, Jr.
Physicians
Whatever happened to the family doctor?
2/90 pp.61-64
Physicians
Resident physicians: how doctors learn their craft
11/89 pp.69-76
Physicians
New bedside manners
6/87 p.14
Physicians – Milwaukee
The doctors’ doctors
3/87 pp.42-52
Piano, Henry
Isolo paradise
5/88 p.16
Picasso
See: Art (column)
8/79 p.27
Pick ‘N Save (food stores)
Pink collar blues
1/84 p.28
Pickens People
The fishwife’s tale
9/80 p.9
Pickering, Jim
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Pierce, Ricky
Trading places
12/84 p.164
Pike Lake, Wisconsin
Pike Lake: a place you shouldn’t know about
5/80 p.26 il.
Pinstriping
Earning his stripes
9/85 p.16
Pioneers
See: Frontier and Pioneer Life
Pippins, Monica
Tuning in to fall
9/91 p.56+
Pippins, Tom
Tuning in to fall
9/91 p.56+
Pipines, Tom
Pressroom confidential
4/85 p.17
Pitroff, George (police reporter)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.12 por.
Pitts, Terrance
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Pizza
Slice of life
11/85 p.72
Pizza, Frozen
Say cheese
1/88 p.15
Pizza Restaurants
The top crust
7/95 p.22+
Places Rated
Rating the ratings (insider column)
1/90 p.13
Plankinton Mansion
Cultural consciousness razing
12/80 p.8 il.
Plankinton Mansion
Elizabeth Plankinton residence
6/79 p.44 col. il.
Plankinton Mansion
6/79, cover col.
Plankinton Triangle
Insider review (column)
12/89 p.20
Plaster and Plasterwork
Affordable grandeur
11/87 p.102
Plastic Surgery
Skin deep
10/83 p.34
Plasticland (rock group)
Where the action is
8/86 pp.121-124
Plasticland (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Play It Again
Best of
10/85 p.64
Play It Again Resale World
One more time
5/85 p.107
Playboy Club – Lake Geneva
See: Lake Geneva Playboy Club
Player’s Lounge
After hours
4/86 p.44
Plays – Review
The Foreigner
Shue’s Big Apple Blues
1/85 p.14
Playwriting
See: Drama – Technique
Plaza Hotel
Best of
10/85 p.63
Plazas
Building a town square
2/90 pp.35-38
Pluer, Robyn Marie
Entertainment and media
5/86 p.75
Pluer, Robyn Marie
1/85 p.31
Plunkett, Oliver
Pressroom confidential
2/85 p.18
Podell, James J.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Podell, James (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Podell, Penny
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Podell, Penny
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.75
Podell, Richard
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Podell, Richard (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyer
6/90 pp.50-55
Poetry
The insider (baseball poems about Gorman Thomas)
4/89 p.15
Poetry – Milwaukee
Fine arts (column)
11/83
Poetry – Milwaukee
Readers of the lost art
7/82 p.49 il.
Poets
See also: Kubiak, Tony
Poets
The antler’d dancer
4/85 p.44
Poets
The dream weaver
9/84 p.89
Point Beach State Forest
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Poisonous Plants
The sinister garden (insider column)
7/90 p.13
Poitevint, Ray
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Poker (game)
The prince of poker
2/90 pp.54-58+
Polacheck, Isabelle (Reliable Knitting Works)
Women entrepreneurs (special advertising section)
1/90 pp.73-79
Polacheck, Robert A.
The Mayfair miracle: how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Polaris Comic Books
Best of Oct. ‘85
10/85 p.66
Police – Delavin (Wis.)
Police academy part VI
7/88 pp.32-37
Police – Milwaukee
See also:
Breier, Harold
Kleismet, Bob
Police – Milwaukee
How safe is your neighborhood?
4/90 pp.52-53
Police – Milwaukee
Fast forward
7/86 p.75
Police – Milwaukee
The end of a police fantasy
1/86 p.15
Police – Milwaukee
Victims of a private war
6/82 p.25 il.
Police Dogs
Deputy dog
9/84 p.37
Polish Fest
Fairest of the fests
7/86 p.50
Polish in Milwaukee – History
The struggle for solidarity
12/84 p.119
Political Action Committees
Government by PAC: a campaign finance primer
9/88 pp.40-49
Political Action Committees
Where the money is
7/88 pp.21-24
Political Campaigns
See also: Mayoral campaigns
Political Campaigns – Milwaukee County
The last hurrah?
3/88 p.43
Political Campaigns – Wisconsin
Tom vs. Tommy
8/90 pp.58-71
Political Campaigns – Wisconsin
Who’s got the money? (Governor’s race)
6/90 p.82
Political Cartoons
The art of dissent
9/85 p.37
Political Humor
See: Politics – Anecdotes, facetiae, satire, etc.
Political Participation – Milwaukee
The insider
11/87 p.17
Politicians
Is there life after politics?
1/89 pp.16-18
Politics – Anecdotes, facetiae, satire, etc.
Till politics do we part
3/80 p.43 il.
Politics – Milwaukee
Dave Schultz’s worst enemy
3/90 pp.82-89
Politics – Milwaukee
The agitator
11/89 pp.40-51
Politics – Milwaukee
Paranoid rant of the month (campaign for City Attorney)
3/84 p.12
Politics – Wisconsin
Tom vs Tommy
8/90 pp.38-71
Politics – Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s best, brightest, dimmest and dullest legislator
3/86 p.64
Politics, Corruption in – Wisconsin
Cover-up in the Capital
8/82 p.34 pors.
Polivnick, Paul (conductor)
Portrait
9/82 p.75
Polivnick, Paul
Profile (column)
10/81 p.13 por.
Polka
Music of the rustbelt galaxy
3/89 pp.92-93
Polke, Sigmar
Art attack
7/87 p.11
Polo
At your leisure
7/86 p.73
Polynesia – Description and Travel
Douglass Cofrin in the South Pacific by Douglass Cofrin
5/79 p.46 col. por. il.
Pomme de Terre
Best of
10/85 p.63
Pommer, Matt (Capital Times reporter)
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Pope, Johnny
The insider review
3/91 p.18
Popek, Alphonse, Msgr.
The slow good city
7/86 p.87
Popp, Larry
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Popular Culture
Culture en masse: a mass culture symposium tackles Donald Duck and high fashion
4/84 p.72
Porchetta, Rudy
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1/82 p.13
Pornography
The victim
3/89 p.34+
Port of Hamburg (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Port Ulao
Gene Buchel’s Ulao Inn: a place to return to
1/80 p.62
Port Washington
The new port
9/89 pp.63-65
Port Washington
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.38
Porter, Rev. H. Boone
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.44
Porter, Lloyd
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
Porter, Richard H.
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Porter, Willy
The insider review
1/91 p.14
Positions, Applications for
See: Applications for Positions
Posner, Judith
The floor that made Milwaukee famous
10/89 pp.34-38
Posner Gallery
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.43
Posse Comitatus
See: Vigilance Committees
Potatoes
Apple of the earth
9/85 p.97
Potter, Jeff
Just another pretty voice
12/91 p.17
Potawatomi Bingo
Pick of the month
5/91 p.17
Poultry
Naturally hatched
11/84 p.79
Powers, Jeffrey S.
Going public
11/84 p.33
Prachtauser, Don
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Prachtauser, Don
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Prairie School (Architecture)
A house full of art
10/89 pp.77-79
Prange, Bob
Chasing the little white ball: a portrait of Milwaukee golfaholics
7/79 p.28 il.
Prasad, Kanti (UWM Associate Dean of Business)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.40
Prasse, David Paul
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Prather, James
Pressroom confidential
4/92 p.13
Pregnancy
See also:
Childbirth
Teenage Pregnancy
Pregnancy
Waiting for baby (Milwaukee Health Supplement)
5/90 pp.55-62
Prescott, Jill
The cult of cooking
1/94 p.4
Presidential Candidates – 1980
The personal touch: portraits of the Wisconsin primary
7/80 p.39 il.
Presley, Elvis – Impersonators
The man who would be Elvis
7/83 p.30
Press
See: Newspapers
Pressey, Paul
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.53
Prestor, Richard
Nobody’s home
12/81 p.13 por.
Previant, David (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Priests
See:
Clergy
Ex-Nuns, Priests, Etc.
Prietz, George
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Priewe, Ken (Wil-Kil Pest Control)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.40
Prifogle, Steven
Best of
10/85 p.67
Printer’s Day Care Center
Who’s watching the kids
1/85 p.44
Prison Sites
Death valley
4/85 p.17
Prison and Prisoners – Wisconsin
The crime of need
5/95 p.130
Prisons – Wisconsin
A jailhouse primer: how the other half lives
6/87 pp.30-36
Pritchett, George
Read’em and eat
12/86 p.18
Privacy, Right of
The Journal Communications red files
4/87 p.14
Private Schools – Milwaukee
Parent beware
8/90 pp.42-49+
Private Schools – Wisconsin
The head of the class: Milwaukee’s 10 top college prep schools
8/86 p.44
Private Schools and the Community
See: School and the Community
Procell, Derrick (Milwaukee musician)
Boy Derrick
8/84 p.27
Process Servers
Process players
2/95 p.14
Professional Dimensions, Inc.
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.41
Professional Theatre Training
Guru of the footlights
4/83 p.26
Profile (column)
10/81, 11/81, 12/81
See also:
Kuznik, Frank
Walsh, Edward J.
Whelan, Edward P.
Program Listings
See: WFMR Program Listings
The Progressive (periodical)
A spoiled priesthood
3/86 p.29
The Progressive (periodical)
Can the progressive survive?
1/82 p.42 pors.
Prohealth Health Promotion Program
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Project Open Door
The ABCs of illiteracy
1/87 p.11
Prologue (physician referral service)
Prologue’s bad call (list of local physicians with questionable practices)
4/92 p.41+
Property Tax
The myth of property tax relief
10/91 p.25+
Property Tax – Milwaukee
Tax inferno (Milwaukee versus other cities)
9/94 p.20
Prophet Blackmon
A cream city Christmas
12/89 pp.38-39
Prophets
The false prophet
3/90 pp.90-97
Prosit Neujahr
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Prosser, David
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.69
Prostitution
The street-life chronicles
2/86 p.11
Prostitution
The Milwaukee prostitute: victim or criminal?
11/80 p.36 il.
Prostitution – Milwaukee
The Milwaukee madam
5/90 pp.44-49
Prostitution – Milwaukee – History
The night the lights went out on River Street
12/83 p.57
Protestant Church – Clergy
See:
Briscoe, D. Stuart
Edge, Bill
Protests, Demonstrations, Etc.
Protest in paradise
11/88 pp.62-72
Protter, Harold E.
Super is one of my favorite words
12/87 p.98
Proxmire, William
The loneliness of the long distance runner
11/87 p.73
Proxmire, Wm.
Facing facts
7/85 p.142
Pseudonyms
The age of aliases (famous Milwaukeeans with alias names)
6/94 p.17
Psychiatrists
See also:
Axelrod, Dr. Bruce
Luck, Dr. Allan
Psychiatrists
Mind healers
12/94 p.30+
Psychologists
See also:
DeAmicis, Dr. Lyn A.
Goldsmith, Dr. Charles
Psychologists
What’s wrong with Dr. Bob?
12/87 p.23
Psychological Tests
Managerial mind probe
10/84 p.62
Psychotherapists
See:
Ingraham, Laurie
Singer, Jan
Wolff, Bill
Ptaschinski, Doreen
1/85 p.31
Public Employees
See: Government Employees
Public Facilities Associates
Carley’s last campaign
12/89 pp.84-93
Public Officers
See: Governors
Public Relations
Spin out (John Stauber)
5/94 p.9
Public Relations – Milwaukee
The hired gun
5/88 p.76
Public Schools
Private schools vs. public schools
9/81 p.19 il.
Public Schools – Desegregation
A city divided
4/86 p.15
Public Speaking
Stage fright
7/94 p.34+
Public Television
Mediocre Milwaukee tonight (channel 10)
5/95 p.40+
Public Television
See: Television Broadcasting, Public
Public Welfare
Funny numbers
3/89 p.126
Public Welfare – Milwaukee County
The work assistance program: welfare gone awry
1/81 p.32
Public Welfare – Milwaukee County – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
Make-work mania
6/82 p.43 il.
Pubs
See: Bars and Barrooms
Public Opinion Polls – Milwaukee
Milwaukeeans want to know
1/88 p.10
Public Welfare
The insider: working for a living
10/88 pp.15-19
Pulitzer Prizes
Pressroom confidential
4/90 p.16
Punkin Hollow Wood and Tool Store
Best of
10/85 p.71
Punk Culture
Ask the insider (column)
2/90 p.14
Punk Culture
Rebels without a cause: inside the skin-head army movement
10/88 pp.48-54
Purple Rose of Cairo (motion picture)
Precious moments
5/85 p.25
Purtell, Hattie
A well-tempered herbarium
5/88 p.89
Purtell, Robert F. (Dr.)
Whatever happened to the family doctor?
2/90 pp.61-64
Py, Arthur B.
1/85 p.37
Py, Arthur B.
The Mayfair miracle: how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Pyramid Pictures
The dreamweavers
12/83 p.22
Pyramid Supper Club (restaurant)
Eat like an Egyptian
10/88 pp.71-73
Q Back to Top
Quadflieg, Frank (costume designer)
Dressed for dance
5/85 p.125
Quadgraphics, Inc.
Whose business is child care?
10/87 p.27
Quadgraphics, Inc.
Man of the year
7/84 p.10
Quadracci, Harry V.
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Quadracci, Harry V.
Send in the clowns
12/84 p.17
Quality Candy Shoppe Tour
The insider review
4/91 p.17
Quality of Life
Welcome to the down-home decade (moving to Milwaukee from coasts)
1/92 p.26+
Quality of Life
Revenge of the flyover people (what’s in and out)
1/92 p.29+
Quello, John M.
1/85 p.35
Queoff, Thomas J.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Quillin, Emerson
Ask the insider
6/87 p.13
Quilting
The hands on home
5/88 p.96
Quindel, Barbara Zack
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Quindel, Barbara Zack (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Quindel, Barbara Zack
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Quindel, Roger
A progressive progress
9/95 p.15
R Back to Top
R & B Cadets (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
R.C.’s (tavern)
Nightbeat (column)
8/83
Raabe, Nancy (critic)
Insider review
8/90 p.18
Rabbis
Francis Barry Silberg: portrait of a rabbi
4/80 p.58 por.
Rabbits (animal)
Multiplying like rabbits (microbunnies)
4/92 p.14
Race, Edward
1/85 p.36
Race Discrimination
Ask the insider (column)
2/90 p.14
Race Discrimination
The agitator
11/89 pp.40-51
Race Discrimination
Physician, heal thyself
10/89 p.114
Race Relations
The Selma of the north
2/86 p.74
Race Tracks
Risky business
10/89 pp.40-52
Racetrack Owners
See: Metzler, Bob
Racket Clubs
Shaping up
1/95 p.36+
Racial Loyalty
Ask the insider (column)
2/90 p.14
Racism
Common ground
1/91 p.50+
Raclette (recipe)
Swiss bliss
1/85 p.89
Rader, I. Andrew
The right stuff
12/88 pp.52-65
Rader-Shieber, Chas
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
Radicevic, Branko
12/80 col. cover por.
Radicevic, Branko
Set forth the feast
12/80 p.46 col. por.
Radio
Jock waves
12/94 p.48+
Radio
Radio mid-life crises
5/86 p.15
Radio
The lure of the microphone
11/85 p.15
Radio
Queen of darkness
10/85 p.43
Radio – Milwaukee
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
Radio – Milwaukee
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.86
Radio Doctors
CD or not CD?
6/87 p.17
Radio Doctors & Records, Ltd.
The day the music source died
12/90 pp.13-14
Radio Plays
FM fiction: literature take to the airwaves
8/88 p.18
Radio Stations
See also:
WFMR
WLPX
WOKY-AM
WTMJ-AM
Radio Stations
Ask the insider
8/87 p.14
Radio Stations
Whence WFMR?
12/86 pp.11-18
Radio Stations – Milwaukee
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
Radio Stations – Milwaukee
Ask the insider
3/88 p.18
Radler, Bill
Celebrity retreats
7/95 p.90+
Rafferty, J. Patrick
Fine arts guide – music
9/89 pp.74-76
Ragatz, Thomas
Pressroom confidential: the case of the missing signature
5/88 p.17
Raiford, Russ and Diane
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 por. il.
Railroad Museums
See: East Troy Trolley Museum
Railroads
The insider review (column)
5/90 p.22
Raimondi, John (sculptor)
Unavoidable art
3/88 p.32
Rainbow Airport
Over the rainbow
8/93 p.17+
Rainbow Bar
After hours
4/86 p.38
Rainbow Nights, Inc.
Only in your dreams
10/89 p.17
Rainbow Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.66
Rainbow Springs Golf Course
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Rajan Group of Companies
King of nothing
10/87 p.58
Rammel, Hal
Hal hears a who
5/94 p.11
Ramsey, William (Dir., MATC)
Milwaukee’s annual alewives award
2/81 p.26 por.
Rape
The 46 faces of Sarah
2/91 p.38+
Rape
How safe is your neighborhood
4/90 pp.46-53
Rape
This is what happened
3/87 pp.60-66
Rape
The ordeal. J Romenesko
1-2/83 p.37
Rapkin, Joseph (attorney)
The Mayfair miracle: how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Rathburn, Robert
Jumping ship
9/87 p.13
Rathburn, Robert
The answer center
1/86 p.93
Ratzch, Luanne
1/85 p.36
Ratzsch, Josef
Dinner date (column)
9/80 p.59 por.
Ratzsch, Karl II
Gemutlichkeit at Ratzch’s
9/79 p.64 il.
Raw Rockers R & B Revue
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.47
Ray, Billy
The Journal Communications red files
4/87 p.14
Read, Bob
The education of Danny Katz
5/87 pp.70-75
Read, Joel (Sr.) (Alverno College)
The little college that could
1/89 pp.34-39
Read, Marion
Healthy living in Wisconsin
10/89 pp.66-75
Read, Walter
The education of Danny Katz
5/87 pp.70-75
Reader’s Choice Awards (1989)
9/89 pp.41-43
Ready Reference
Ask the insider
8/91 p.17
Real Estate
Milwaukee’s real estate revolution
9/89 pp.44-52
Real Estate
The hidden empire (Trammell Crow Co.)
10/88 pp.34-47
Real Estate
Second thoughts
6/86 p.33
Real Estate – Milwaukee
Home front
9/95 p.64+
Real Estate Investment
The education of Danny Katz
5/87 pp.70-75
Real Estate Investment
House of cards
1/86 p.56
Reardon, Patrick
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Recall (politics)
Dave Schultz’s worst enemy
3/90 pp.82-89
Rechcygl, Dennis
Point of view: northlight sculpture studio
3/79 p.24 por. il.
Recreation
See:
Boats and Boating
Outdoor Life
Sports
Recycling
Fix it
7/94 p.18+
Recycling (waste, etc)
The art of salvage (editorial)
9/89 p.138
The Red Circle Inn
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.27
The Red Mill
The insider review: lite jazz
12/91 p.16
Red Mill (supper club)
Nightlife for grownups
4/90 pp.38-43
Reddin, Jon
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Redding, Mark A.
Business & industry
5/86 p.84
Redford’s Social Club (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Redlining
Naming names (insider column)
3/90 p.13
The Redstone Inn
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Reed, Dr. Alan Jr.
The traveling medicine show
8/80 p.34 por. il.
Reed, Bill
The elusive chef
7/85 p.13
Reed, Penelope (actress)
Scenario for success
5/79 p.38 por.
Regan, Chris (artist)
The happy accident
8/85 p.109
Regina’s Pastry Shop
Best of
10/85 p.71
Regional Center for the Study of Bioethics
Mr. B’s demise
5/86 p.48
Reichert, John J.
A jack of all trades
9/80 p.7 il.
Reilly, Richard
Ace attorney
2/95 p.24+
Reilly, William (choreographer)
Mid-America Dance Theater, Inc.
3/79 p.4 il.
Reiman Publications
Roy Reiman’s green acres
4/91 p.29+
Rein, Sonja A.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.54
Reinhardt, Randall E.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Reinhardt, Randall (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Reitman, Bob
The hip church and other reflections of Milwaukee in 1968
9/88 pp.32-39
Reitman, Bob (WKTI radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.37
Reitman, Bob
On the razor’s edge
2/85 p.36
Religion
See also: Catholic Church
Religion
The ‘church man’ speaks (worship services in Milwaukee area)
2/94 p.16+
Religious Cooperation
The Ulster project: Irish Catholic and Protestant youths cross an ocean to meet here in friendship
7/81 p.28 il.
Remsik, Jeffrey
Business & industry
5/86 p.85
Remsik, Jeffrey
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.49
Renault (French Auto Manufacturer)
Alliance for profits
11/82 p.58 por.
Renner, Peter (architect)
The master of urban rebirth
5/86 p.60
Republican Party of Wisconsin
The party’s over
9/94 p.34+
Republican Party, Wisconsin
Endgame (column)
1-2/83 p.80
Resnick, Marvin
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Resolute Society of the Bow Tie Ltd.
Gentlemen, tie your bow ties
3/88 p.18
Resorts
The great winter escape
11/84 p.40
Resorts – Wisconsin
A little bit of Finland
11/89 pp.54-59
Resorts – Wisconsin, Northern
Telemark resort: it doesn’t need snow to attract a crowd
2/81 p.23 il.
Resorts – Wisconsin, Southeast
Glitter, glamour, and beautiful girls: inside the Lake Geneva Playboy Club
12/80 p.36 il.
Restaurant Critics and Criticism
See: Food Critics and Criticism
Restaurant Management
Death of a restaurant empire
10/84 p.13
Restaurants
The riskiest business
5/90 pp.81-87
Restaurants
Dinners from the deep blue sea
3/89 pp.28-32
Restaurants – German
German excursion
11/84 p.27
Restaurants – Milwaukee
See also:
Milwaukee as it was (column) 8/79
Restaurants – Reviews
Restaurants – Milwaukee
The top crust
7/95 p.22+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Where can I go?
6/95 p.139+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
New crop
5/95 p.26+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Following the takeout trail
3/95 p.60+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Dining with kids
10/94 p.20
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Guerilla guide to eating ethnic
6/94 p.118+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Dining guide 1994: best bets
5/94 p.100+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Milwaukee’s favorite restaurants
10/93 p.18+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Casual corners
11/91 p.74+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
And the dinners are…
10/91 p.48+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Now that’s Italian
5/91 p.88+
Restaurants – Milwaukee
The Third Ward’s third time around (insider column)
12/89 pp.15-16
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Cheap eats
12/89 pp.67-70
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Some wursts are better than others
11/88 pp.75-78
Restaurants – Milwaukee
The eclectic diner
4/85 p.44
Restaurants – Milwaukee
Brats, no; tacos, si!
3/82 p.16 col. il.
Restaurants – Milwaukee
The legendary Madame Kuony
6/80 p.28 col. il.
Restaurants – Noise
The sound barrier (Milwaukee’s noisiest restaurants)
9/88 pp.90-91
Restaurants – Review
Steven Wade’s Café
Against all odds
8/90 pp.87-88
Restaurants – Review
La Petite France
Room for romance
2/85 p.28
Restaurants – Review
La Petite France
Over easy
11/84 p.50
Restaurants, Mexican – Milwaukee
Taco the town
2/88 p.48
Retail Trade
Dollars and scents
10/91 p.78+
Retail Trade
The sale psyche
11/88 pp.33-36
Rethinking Schools (Newspaper)
The mouse that roared
2/89 p.16
Rewald, Ron
The spy nobody believed
1/87 pp.82-88
Rewolinski, Cindy
A voice for the children
2/89 p.17
Rexnord Company
Rexnord: redefining social responsibility
5/82 p.61
Reynolds, David
The agitator
11/89 pp.40-51
Reynolds, Gary
Semi-famous: promoter Gary Reynolds works on rising to the top by staying in the middle (city lights column)
3/84 p.20
Rhodes, Randi (disc jockey, WQFM)
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.86
Rhyans (restaurant)
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.48
Riccobono’s (restaurant)
Slice of life
11/85 p.77
Rice, Clarence
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.54
Rich Trueman and his 22nd St. Horn Band
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Richards, Daniel – House
See: Daniel Richards House
Richards, Don
The transformers
1/90 pp.38-39
Richards, Donna Horowitz
Who will be Milwaukee’s next mayor?
2/88 p.35
Rickshaw
Rickshaw rendezvous
6/85 p.14
Rieder, Rem. (Milwaukee Journal assistant managing editor)
Pressroom confidential: a new editor comes to town
2/88 p.14
Riemer, David
The insider: working for a living (welfare reform)
10/88 pp.15-19
Riemer, David R.
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Riemersma, Richard
Transplant
10/85 p.90
Rieselbach, Allen (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Riley, Lois (President, Milwaukee School Board)
Hot shots (column)
3/81 p.10 por.
Ring of Steel (theatre troupe)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/82 p.9 il.
Ringo (nickname)
See: Mike White
Riordan, Daniel (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Riots – Milwaukee
The Selma of the north
2/86 p.74
Ripps, Harold
Dog fight
2/94 p.28+
Risser, Fred
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
Rittmeyer, Herman (metal craftsman)
The last masters
9/82 p.58 pors.
Rivas, Joseph (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
River Delta Band
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
River Hills
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.38
River Lane Inn
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
River Lane Inn
Best of
10/85 p.69
River Lane Inn (restaurant)
Twelve great Milwaukee meals
7/85 p.55
River Street (Milwaukee, WI)
The night the lights went out on River Street
12/83 p.57
Riveredge Nature Center
The insider review: field of dreams
12/91 p.16
Riveredge Nature Center
On tour
7/86 p.51
Rivers
See also: Names of rivers, e.g. Milwaukee River
Rivers, Bobby
Comic exit
6/85 p.110
Rivers, Bobby
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Rivers, Bobby (entertainer)
Bobby Rivers, Himself by Bobby Rivers
1/84 p.24
The Riverside
Town and country
7/91 p.56+
Riverside Theatre
The Riverside bad boy
6/88 pp.29-32
Riverside Theatre
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.43
Riversite (restaurant)
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Riverwalks
Bridge of sighs
11/89 pp.31-35
Riverwest
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.38
Riverwest Health Workshop
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Rivest, Rita
Stretching out
4/87 p.17
Robb, Walter L.
1/85 p.33
Robberies and Assaults
How safe is your neighborhood?
4/90 pp.46-53
Robbins, Sanford
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Robbins, Sanford
Guru of the footlights
4/83 p.26
Robbs (Milwaukee band)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/83
Roberts, Donald (cantor)
Liturgical songs of David
11/79 p.8
Roberts, James L. (President, First Bank Milwaukee)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Roberts, James
Transplant
10/85 p.90
Robertson, Gordon (designer)
Chair affair
4/85 p.69
Robins, Ira
Run, Ira, run
9/91 p.14
Robins, Les
Lucky
5/94 p.30+
Robinson, Glenn (big dog)
The dog’s big house
7/95 p.13
Robinson, Jeanetta
1/85 p.36
Robischaud, Bill
Rebel with a cause
8/85 p.11
Rock Groups
See also:
The Morgan Brothers
Oil Tasters
Rock Groups
Inside Milwaukee (column)
8/82 p.10
Rock Music
Nightbeat (column)
4/83 p.12
Rock Music
Parents and punks
8/82 p.27 il.
Rock Music – Milwaukee
Where the action is
8/86 pp.121-124
Rock ‘N’ Roll
Da dream dies hard
8/85 p.31
Rockwell International
A case of sibling rivalry?
11/86 pp.11-13
Rody, Joyce
Pay for play
4/85 p.23
Roger’s Day Care Center
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Rogers, Mark
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Rogers, Mark (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Roller Skating
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Roller Skating
Playing the palace
5/81 p.10 il.
Rollie (Milwaukee Journal mascot)
Pressroom confidential
8/90 p.19
Romantini, Willard
So you want to be a food critic?
5/87 pp.49-52
Romenesko, James
Flicks for rent
10/84 p.57
Romenesko, James
Dealing in reality
10/81 p.9 por.
Romine’s High Pockets South
Pick of the month
5/91 p.17
Roosevelt, Theodore
Bull moose redux
4/93 p.15
Roosevelt, Theodore
The bull moose and the gunman
10/82 p.41 il.
Rope Jumping
More than just a hop, skip, and a jump
4/87 p.13
Roper, Wayne
The lake…
8/79 p.49 por.
Ropics
More than just a hop, skip, and a jump
4/87 p.13
Rose, Bernice
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Rose, David S. (Mayor)
Red flag over Milwaukee
4/85 p.60
Roselle, William C.
It’s academic—check it out
4/87 p.11
Rosemaling
The hands on home
5/88 p.96
Rosemary Bischoff Studios and Models Agency, Ltd.
Rosemary Bischoff: a name synonymous with the world of high fashion
7/79 p.34 il.
Rosen, Barry
Numbers crunch
7/94 p.9
Rosenburg, Neil (Milwaukee Journal Reporter)
Pressroom confidential: the case of the missing signature
5/88 p.17
Rosenberg, Susan
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Rosenberg, Susan (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Rosenberry Inn
Far from the maddening crowd
11/85 p.52
Rosenblum Martin Jack
What’s keeping you awake at night?
4/92 p.12
Rosene, Jolie Sattler
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Rosewood (musical group)
Different drummers
5/85 p.124
Rossi, Douglas
Pressroom confidential
7/86 p.14
Rowing
Summer in the city
6/86 p.53
Rowland, Pleasant
Pleasant dreams
7/91 p.29+
Roy, Will
Healthy living in Wisconsin
10/89 pp.66-75
Royal American Show (carnival)
The heart of the carny
6/81 p.26 il.
Ruby Star Band
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Rudig, Dave
The company that shoots together…
11/89 p.21
Ruditys, Joe
Playing with fire
9/86 p.126
Rudy’s Mexican Restaurant
The real thing
5/86 p.35
Ruenzel, David
See also: Fiction Section of Index
Ruenzel, David
Growing up empty
2/85 p.99
Ruff, Dr. Jesley C.
Community service
5/86 p.57
Ruffalo, Sandra (attorney)
The Milwaukee madam
5/90 pp.44-49
Rug Hooking
The hands on home
5/88 p.96
Rugby
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Rugby
Rugby: a ruffian’s game played by gentlemen
6/80 p.24 il.
Rumors Lounge (Brookfield)
Nightbeat (column)
5/83 p.13
Runde, Michael (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Running
Summer in the city
6/86 p.52
Russian Orthodox Church
A rustic holy place
12/90 p.4+
Ryan, Larry
1/85 p.35
Ryan, Dave
Multiplying like rabbits (microbunnies)
4/92 p.14
Ryan, Linda
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32 por.
Rynecki, Steven (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Rzezotarski, George
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32 por.
S Back to Top
Saagbraw
See: Sentinel active Americans great bike ride across Wisconsin
SC Johnson Wax
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Saafir, Dumah
See: Ko-Thi Dance Company
Sabo, MarLee (musician)
Fine arts (column)
5/83
Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Hospital
Patricia Neal’s fight for life
7/79 p.18 il.
Safari Club International
The insider: bagging more than the limit
3/91
The Safehouse (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Safina, Nicolo
Meal of the month
12/89 p.113
Sager, Donald
Welcome to charge-a-read
10/88 p.23
Sager, Don
Read’em and eat
12/86 p.18
Sailboard Specialists
Best of
10/85 p.65
Sailing
The wizard of zenda
12/86 pp.90-98
Sailing
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Sailing
Summer in the city
6/86 p.53
St. Anthony Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
St. Aubin, Roseann
Grandpas
12/84 pp.149-151
St. Francis Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
St. Isaac of Syria Skete
A rustic holy place
12/23/90 p.4+
St. John, John
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
St. John, Thomas
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
St. John, Thomas (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
St. John Mine (Potosi, Wisc.)
St. John Mine
12/79 p.27 il.
St. John’s Cathedral
Home on the go
1/95 p.15
Saint Josaphat Basilica
A monument of faith
7/83 p.24
St. Luke’s Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
St. Marcus Evangelical Lutheran Church
Common ground
1/91 p.50+
St. Mary’s Church (Port Washington)
The new port
9/89 p.65
St. Mary’s Hill Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
St. Mary’s Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
St. Michael’s Waiting Room Café
After hours
4/86 p.44
St. Michael’s Waiting Room Café
Over easy
11/84 p.50
St. Paul (Minn.) – Description and Travel
The twin cities: wintering in style
1/81 p.25 il.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Milwaukee)
The Milwaukee primer (Tiffany windows)
3/89 p.14
St. Stephen Catholic Church
Best of
10/85 p.66
Salaries
Who makes what at the Journal & Sentinel
8/85 p.15
Salaries, Milwaukee
Beaucoup bucks to small change by James Romenesko
3/83 p.18
Saler, Thomas D.
Briefly noted. Lies, damn lies and statistics
9/89 p.36
Sales personnel
Getting help
6/87 p.14
Sales tax
The price of admission (editorial)
4/90 p.150
Salesclerks
See: Sales Personnel
Salesmanship
The yell sell
7/85 p.27
Salomone, Gino
Star savior
12/94 p.13+
Salvatore’s the III
The insider review
3/91 p.18
Samano’s Hacienda
Holidays with spirit
12/90 pp.42-44
Sammons, Barry (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Sampson, B.J. (partner, Sampson Investments)
Portrait
9/84 p.55
Samson (gorilla)
Hot shots (column)
11/80 p.7 por.
Sanctuary Movement
A safe place
10/86 pp.25-28
The Sanctuary Movement
The strangers among us
12/84 pp.90-100
Sanders, Bill
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Sanders, Bill (editorial cartoonist)
Bill Sanders: drawing it his way
12/87 p.26
Sanders, Bill
The art of dissent
9/85 p.37
Sanders, Bill (M. Journal cartoonist)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.13
Sanders, Mark
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Sanford (restaurant)
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Sanford (restaurant)
The riskiest business
5/90 pp.81-87
Sanger, Walter C.
Hell on two wheels
4/91 p.45+
Sani-Duct Services of Milwaukee (firm)
Home sick home
12/88 p.16
Sankovitz, Jim
Taxing questions
11/87 p.47
Sankovitz, Richard (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Santiago, Luis
Blood feud
4/86 p.55
Santulli, Mike
Best of
10/85 p.65
Sarah
The 46 faces of Sarah
2/91 p.38+
Sarazin, Archie
Archie’s pet program
10/87 p.39
Sarazin, Archie
Fun with Archie and Jane
8/87 p.13
Sardina, Mike
Baby, I’m the next best thing
6/95 p.132+
Satan’s Dragons (Madison gang)
A murder in the family
9/87 p.14
Sauerkraut
A winter feast
1/86 p.89
Sauk City, Wisconsin
In the line of duty
12/86 pp.58-171
Sausage
A bratwurst is forever
11/89 pp.89-92
Sausage
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Sausage Makers – Milwaukee
Scintillating sausage
2/82 p.34 il.
Savant Syndrome
Rain men (book review)
7/89 pp.21-22
Savick, Wesley
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
Saving and Savings
Money in the bank Comp. J. Dretzka
1-2/83 p.47
Saws and Sawing
The insider: Milwaukee craftsmen: old saws
2/88 p.13
Scavenger Hunts
Ask the insider (Carol Beck wins WKLH scavenger hunt)
7/88
Schaeffer, Sister Nivard, School Sister of Notre Dame
An amazing arboretum
11/79 p.32 col. il.
Schaleben, Arville
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.44
Scheibel, Mary Brennan
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Scheinfeld, John (radio and television executive)
Fantastic voyage
1/84 p.12
Scherkenbach, Frank
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Scherkenbach, Frank (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Schenker, Eric
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.27
Schermerhorn, Kenneth
Inside Milwaukee (column)
3/82 p.10 il.
Schermerhorn, Kenneth
Milwaukee’s annual alewives awards
2/81 p.26 por.
Schermerhorn, Kenneth
A farewell to Kenneth Schermerhorn
6/80 p.64 por.
Schetter, Peter (dancer, PM Ballet)
The proving grounds
5/88 p.32
Schizophrenia
Back from nowhere
6/87 pp.40-46
Schizophrenia
In the line of duty
12/86 pp.58-171
Schlitz Audobon Center
On tour
7/86 p.51
Schlitz Brewing Company
Big changes in beertown
1/80 p.30 il.
Schlitz, Joseph, Brewing Co.
A chairman brewed with gusto
11/80 p.92
Schlitz Brewing Company
Death of an empire
8/82 p.61 il.
Schloemer, James
Business & industry
5/86 p.84
Schmid, John U., Jr. (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Schmidt, Claudia (musician)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Schmidt, Claudia (musician)
A healing song
11/85 p.35
Schmidt, Mike
In their own world
6/90 pp.56-62
Schmitz, Michael J.
The high cost of culture
4/95 p.54+
Schneider, Craig
Healthy living in Wisconsin
10/89 pp.66-75
Schneider, John
The entertainer
5/94 p.22+
Schneider, John
Arts and letters
5/86 p.44
Schneider, John
Milwaukee’s experimental experience
10/79 p.27 il.
Schneider, Marlin
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.67
Schneider, Thomas
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.51
Schoemperlen, James
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.99
Schoenfeld, Howard A. (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Scholastic Art Awards
Scholastic award winners
4/90 pp.44-45
Scholastic Art Awards
Scholastic award winners
4/89 pp.116-117
Scholastic Art Awards – 1988
Milwaukee Magazine salutes Wisconsin’s scholastic award winners
4/88 p.40
Scholastic Art Award
Scholastic art award winners
3/87 pp.102-103
School and the Community
Private schools vs public schools
9/81 p.19 il.
School Boards
A city divided
4/86 p.158
School Choice Program
A loss of trust
11/94 p.36+
School Sisters of Notre Dame (Elm Grove)
Sisters superior
11/94 p.11+
School Sisters of Notre Dame (Milwaukee province)
The first vow is poverty
7/88 pp.70-75
Schools – Milwaukee Area
High school report card
9/95 p.26+
Schools – Milwaukee Area
A learning desire
6/91 pp.74-75
Schools – Rankings – Milwaukee
Parent beware
8/90 pp.42-49+
Schools – Rankings – Milwaukee
The head of the class: Milwaukee’s 10 top college prep schools
8/86 p.44
Schools – Wisconsin
The names of the game (high school mascots)
9/91 p.40+
Schotz, Larry
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Schrader, Thomas E.
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Schrager Auction Galleries
Tales of the hunt: the search for antiques
5/88 p.91
Schrank, John
The bull moose and the gunman
10/82 p.41 il.
Schreiber, Martin
The hired gun
5/88 p.80
Schreiber, Martin
Who will be Milwaukee’s new mayor?
2/88 p.35
Schreiber, Martin
Nothing new
8/87 p.130
Schroeder, Robert
Style and design
5/86 p.64
Schroeder’s Books and Records
Familiar faces
8/89 pp.40-41
Schubert’s (restaurant)
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.44
Schudson, Charles B. (circuit court judge)
No more robes
9/89 pp.33-36
Schudson, Charles B.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Schuele, Kevin
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Schug, Mark
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Schultz, Dale
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.72
Schultze, Steve
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Schultze, Steve (Milwaukee Journal reporter)
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Schulz, Dave
Dave Schulz’s worst enemy
3/90 pp.82-89
Schulz, Dave
The last hurrah?
3/88 p.43
Schulz, David
Why not the best? The best candidates for mayor may not come in small packages
11/86 pp.25-27
Schulz, David
Community service
5/86 p.56
Schulz, Dave
The incredible shrinking Schulz
4/86 p.15
Schulz, David F.
1/85 p.34
Schulz, David
Not in the budget
1/85 p.110
Schumacher, Michael (author)
Dissecting the literary brat pack
9/88 p.16
Schutte, Fr. Dan, S.J.
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Schwark, Joyce and Mike
A hotel for helpless creatures
6/80 p.84 por.
Schwartz, Ann Powers
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.53
Schwartz’s Bookshops, Harry W.
The never ending chapter
10/93 p.9
Schwartz’s Bookshops
See also: Harry Schwartz’s Booksellers
Schwartz, David
The watchful eye
3/95 p.14
Schwartz, David (owner, Harry W. Schwartz bookshops)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.37
Schwartz’s Book Shop
Best of
10/85 p.69
Schwoeble, John
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 por. il.
Science, Economics and Technology Center
Image and idea
11/84 p.90
Sciortino’s Bakery
Saying it with flour
6/95 p.23
Scoptur, Paul
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Scott, Annie Naomi
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.55
Scott, Asante
See: Scott, H. Asante
Scott, Drake (musician)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Scott, H. Asante
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.44
Scott, H. Asante
Art imitates politics: the troubled birth of Milwaukee’s second black theater company
12/81 p.55 por.
Scott, Robert
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Scott, Robert
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Scuba Diving
Summer in the city
6/86 p.53
Sculptors
See:
Frankowiac, Judye
Rechcygl, Dennis
Reichert, John J.
Caucutt, Allan
Sculpture
UWM’s Golda Meir Library Sculpture
Insider review (column)
10/89 p.24
Sculpture
Fine arts guide – art
9/89 pp.83-84
Sculpture
Just imagine
1/86 p.29
Sculpture
Point of view: northlight sculpture studio
3/79 p.4 il.
Sculpture – Milwaukee
Insider review (column)
12/89 p.20
Sculpture – Milwaukee
Unavoidable art
3/88 p.31
Seafood Restaurants
See: Restaurants
Seagull Crow Incorporated
DNA Mega Agents for hire
5/89 p.21
Sealls, Alan
Pressroom confidential
4/92 p.13
Sealls, Alan
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Sebastian, Jill
Fine arts guide – art
9/89 p.84
See What You’ve Been Missing (advertising campaign)
A city on the couch
5/90 pp.37-39
Seebach, David (magician)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.9 il.
Seeger, Tim
Pressroom confidential
2/92 p.12
Segel, Floyd (Chairman of the Board, Wisconsin Parking Co., Inc.)
Portrait
9/84 p.54
Segregation
Why it failed: school desegregation 10 years later
9/86 pp.34-50
Seidel, Emily (mayor)
Red flag over Milwaukee Public Library
4/85 p.60
Seidita’s
Best of
10/85 p.68
Seigo’s Seafood Market and Grill
New wave
4/92 p.56+
Selan, Bella H.
1/85 p.33
Selectv
Filet play
8/80 p.7 il.
Self Defense
The best defense
9/84 p.70
Self-Help Groups
Drunk with love
4/87 pp.84-91
Self Way Upholstery School
The hands on home
5/88 p.96
Selig, Bud
Bud’s bucks
11/95 p.17
Selig, Bud
Farewell, white knight
3/95 p.142
Selig, Bud
The watchful eye
3/95 p.14
Selig, Bud
Trade secrets
4/94 p.16+
Selig, Bud
Our offices, ourselves
7/91 p.32
Selig, Bud
The Transformers
1/90 p.42
Selig, Bud
The Milwaukee Magazine interview: Bud Selig
4/82 p.37 il.
Selig, Tony
Jail fete
3/85 p.18
Sellitto, Patrick
Blueprint for art
10/86 p.105
Semi-Twang (rock group)
Bright sound, big label
10/86 p.11
Semi-Twang (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
Senior Citizens
Enhancing your golden years (Milwaukee health supplement)
8/90 pp.52-54
Sensenbrenner, James
Squeaking by on $89,500
2/89 pp.29-30
Sensenbrenner, James
A minority of one
4/88 p.48
Sentinel Active Americans Great Bike Ride Across Wisconsin
A two-wheeled romance with Wisconsin: the annual Sentinel bike rides inspire a celebration of people and scenery
5/81 p.36 il.
Serak, Benjamin
In their own world
6/90 pp.56-62
Seraphim, Christ, Judge
Iniquity loves company
2/87 p.11
Seraphim, Christ
Too close to call
6/86 p.126
Seraphim, Christ
Kiss him good-bye
2/86 p.118
Seraphim, Christ
The last hurrah?
3/85 p.17
Seraphim, Christ
1/85 p.13
Seraphim, Christ
Color coded judge
6/84 p.13
Seraphim, Christ T.
Endgame (column)
11/81 p.80 por.
Seraphim, Christ T.
Seraphim, a cherubim?
11/81 p.80 il.
Seraphim, Christ T.
Milwaukee’s annual alewives awards
2/81 p.26 por.
Settlement Cookbook – Milwaukee
An American classic
5/84 p.67
Settlement Courtyard Inn
Far from the maddening crowd
11/85 p.55
7 Mile Fair
The empire that junk built
8/83 p.37
Seven Pines Lodge and Trout Preserve
A little bit of Finland
11/89 p.58
Seven Seas
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Sewage Disposal
Paying per flush (editorial)
2/90 p.86
Sex (psychology)
Sex therapy
12/81 p.32 il.
Sex Change
See: Generative Organs – Surgery
Sex Discrimination
Ladies (not) of the club
7/87 p.12
Sex Discrimination
Ask the insider
6/87 p.13
Sex Therapy
See: Sex (psychology)
Sexism
See: Sex Discrimination
Shad, John (securities exchange commission)
Bottom-line morality
5/87 p.27
The Shaker Shop
The insider review
10/91 p.18
Shaker Tree Shoppe
Insider review (column)
10/89 p.24
Shakers (Tavern)
Read’em and eat
12/86 p.18
Shakespeare, Francis
Update
1/90 pp.14-15
Shalala, Donna (UW Chancellor)
The celebrity chancellor
1/88 p.44
Shallow, Jim
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Shamrock Coach and Carriage
The exotic ride
10/85 p.16
Shamrock Communications
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.88
Shapiro, Robyn
Mr. B’s demise
5/86 p.48
Shapson, Mark, M.D.
Resident physicians: how doctors learn their craft
11/89 pp.69-76
Share, William
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
Shaw Festival
Best bets
6/90 p.32
Shellow, James (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Shellow, Jim
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Shellow, Robin
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Shepard, Louis A.
Reservation accepted?
3/94 p.11
Shepherd
See: Milwaukee Shepherd
The Shepherd (newspaper)
He’s Buddy Holly and he’s not dead; he’s just been touring
7/87 pp.76-79
Shepherd Express
Pressroom confidential (column)
2/90 p.16
Shergold, Craig
Soft heard or sucker
7/94 p.12
Sheridan, Pat
Jock waves
12/94 p.48+
Sherlock, Karen A.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.45
Sherman Park
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.38
Sherman Park Community Association
See also: Community Organization
Sherman Park Community Association
Sherman Park: something’s clicking
5/79 p.28
Sherman Park Neighborhood
Sherman Park: something’s clicking
5/79 p.28 il.
Sherman Park Yacht Club
The dry-dock yachters
4/87 p.17
Sherry
Ancient vintage
6/85 p.22
Shindell, Anne
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Shindell, Anne B.
Business & industry
5/86 p.84
Shindell, Gloria
Taking the blinders off blind dating: video makes the dating game more fun, more effective, and more expensive
5/81 p.32 il.
Ships
The gales of November
11/89 p.18
Shire, Larry
The new shire
10/84 p.88
Shirley’s Hilltop Coffee Shop
Over easy
11/84 p.51
Shirts
Insider review (column)
10/89 p.24
Shively, Neil (Milwaukee Sentinel reporter)
The newsmakers
2/88 p.28
Shlimovitz, Jack (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Shneidman, Daniel
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Shock Therapy
The shocking truth
6/88 p.18
Shoe Garden
Best of
10/85 p.63
Shoe Industry
The shoe that moves with you
9/89 p.23
Shoji Blinds
Blind luck
6/85 p.69
Sholes, Latham
An eye for an eye
8/95 p.130
Shooters Nightclub
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Shoplifting
Shop, thief!
5/91 p.14
Shopping
Steals and deals
1/94 p.14+
Shopping and Shoppers
Getting more, spending less
2/89 pp.32-37
Shopping and Shoppers
Getting help
6/87 p.14
Shopping and Shoppers
Big deals
2/87 pp.40-45
Shopping and Shoppers
Do choosy shoppers choose Chicago?
2/87 p.14
Shopping Centers
See also: Cedar Creek Settlement
Shopping Centers
Do choosy shoppers choose Chicago?
2/87 p.14
Shopping Malls
See: Shopping Centers
Shoquist, Joseph
A new face for the old gray lady
9/85 p.60
Shoquist, Joe
Reshuffling the Journal deck
7/85 p.17
Shoreland Medical Marketing
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Shorewood
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.38
Shorewood Village Bakery
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Short Course Off-Road Drivers Assn. (S.O.D.A.)
Dirt maniacs
10/94 p.9+
Shrake, Dan
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Shropshire, Thomas
1/85 p.30
Shue, Larry
A shue-in on broadway
3/87 p.19
Shue, Larry
So short a time
11/85 p.139
Shue, Larry
Shue’s big apple blues
1/85 p.14
Shue, Larry (actor and playwright)
The importance of being Larry
2/84 p.28
Shully’s Catering
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
Shurilla, Mark
He’s Buddy Holly and he’s not dead; he’s just been touring
7/87 pp.76-79
Shuter, Robert
Getting across
11/86 pp.29-32
Siam’s (restaurant)
Fit to be Thai’d
3/91 p.48+
Sicilian Godfather (restaurant)
Slice of life
11/85 p.77
Sidereal Corporation
The big lie
7/89 pp.27-32
Sieber, Fritz (Ph.D)
Longer living through chemistry (insider column)
2/90 p.14
Siefert, John (municipal judge)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1-2/83 p.14
Siegel, Corky
Corky Siegel: symphonic blues
6/79 p.22 por.
Siegal, Jeffrey (pianist)
Keyboard conversations
5/85 p.125
Siegel, Jeffrey (pianist)
Professor piano
4/85 p.71
Sieger, John (musician)
Big time
1/88 p.22
Sieger, John
Bright sound, big label
10/86 p.11
Siegrist, Mark (talk show host)
Clothiers to the stars
5/90 p.21
Sierra, Roberto
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
Sight & Sound Incorporated
How Big Bird saved an empire
7/89 pp.34-37
Sight Ed., Inc.
Sight 225: a blossoming “alternative” gallery
2/81 p.21 il.
Sight 225 (art gallery)
Sight 225: a blossoming “alternative” gallery
2/81 p.21 il.
Sigman, Lee
The Mexican connection
8/90 pp.72-76
Sigmund, Snopek III (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Sikma, Jack
Great Expectations
1/87 pp.74-78
Siladi, Tony
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.43
Silberg, Francis Barry
Francis Barry Silberg: portrait of a rabbi
4/80 p.58 pors.
Silberman, Cheryl
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.36
Silberman, Howard
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.36
Silverbird Lanes
After hours
4/86 p.44
Simma’s Ovens
Best of
10/85 p.71
Simon House (restaurant)
A dining drama
4/85 p.19
Simpson, Mark
Mr. Simpson goes to Waukesha
11/91 p.23
Sinai Samaritan Medical Center
Milwaukee health
5/89 pp.25-31
Sinfonia Concertante
A Christmas cornucopia
12/80 p.88
Singha Thai Restaurant
Fit to be thai’d
3/91 p.48+
Singer, Jan (psychotherapist)
Staying together
8/88 pp.58-64
Singer, Theresa
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Singers
See: Choral Group and Societies
See: Names of singers, e.g. Dougherty, Lee
Single Men – Milwaukee
Milwaukee 10 most eligible bachelors
11/82 p.47 pors.
Single Mothers – Milwaukee
Mother’s day
4/88 p.33
Singles
Singles mingling
3/85 p.45
Sinicki, Christine
Telling tales out of school
12/91 p.62+
Sister Cities
Ask the insider
3/90 p.16
Sixties (decade)
See: Nineteen Hundred and Sixties
Skaters
See:
Heiden, Beth
Heiden, Eric
Skating
See also: Roller Skating
Skating
Skating for gold at Lake Placid
2/80 p.28 col. il.
Skating – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
Skating: a trip to skip
6/80 p.45 il.
Skeros, Jeff
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32 por.
Skiing
At your leisure
7/86 p.73
Skinheads
See: Punk Culture
Skip Barber Racing School
Terminal velocity
7/90 pp.62-65
Skis and skiing
Going downhill
11/85 p.52
Skoczek, Carrie (artist)
The happy accident
8/85 p.109
Skorik (band)
Where are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Skwierawski, Arlene
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Sky Diving
Summer in the city
6/86 p.54
Skylar, Igor (Olympic skater)
Olympic opportunity
5/84 p.14
Skylight Comic Opera
See also: Skylight Theater
Skylight Comic Opera
Fine arts guide
9/89 pp.69-70
Skylight Comic Opera
The heat is on
7/87 p.23
The Skylight Comic Opera
The fine arts (column)
10/82 p.55 il.
Skylight Theatre
The great leap forward
9/93 p.38+
Skylight Music Theatre
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.62
Skylight Music Theatre
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.42
Skylight Theater
The heat is on
7/87 pp.23-25
Skylight Theater
On the edge
5/86 p.41
Skyroom Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.70
Skywalks
Bridge over troubled real estate
3/89 pp.25-27
Skywalks
Pie in the skywalk
6/86 p.15
Slaske, Steve (artist)
The artist observes his city
11/79 p.11 por.
Slater, Charlotte
Divorce, Catholic style
2/82 p.26 il.
Slattery, Robert A.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Slattery, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Slawinski, Joseph
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Slawinski, Joseph
Fast forward
7/86 p.77
Slawinski, Joseph F.
1/85 p.32
Sleds and Sledding
The insider index: downhill thrills
3/88 p.22
Sleep Disorders
Night moves
1/85 p.71
Sleigh Riding
See: Sleighing
Sleighing
Dashing through the snow
12/86 p.12
Slice of Milwaukee (Third Ward block party)
Those neon lights
7/87 p.16
Slicker, Rus
Upping the ante
10/86 p.134
Slicker, Rus
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
Small, Sandra J.
Telling tales out of school
12/91 p.62+
Small Business – Milwaukee
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.36
Small Business – Milwaukee
Trial by fire
8/87 p.21
Small Business Innovation Research Awards
Growing new ideas
1/89 pp.19-22
Small Is Beautiful Days
Small is beautiful is back
8/80 p.8
Smelt Fishing
In pursuit of silver fish
6/79 p.41 il.
Smith, Bill
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
Smith, Bruce
1/85 p.31
Smith, Daniel
Piping up
3/85 p.24
Smith, Jabbo
Walking among wonders
12/86 pp.100-101
Smith, Joe
RX for cabin fever
12/91 p.38
Smith, Joe
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Smith, Joe (television producer)
Clothiers to the stars
5/90 p.21
Smith, Joe (television producer)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.37
Smith, Julie
1/81 col. Cover por.
Smith, Patricia
1/85 p.36
Smith, Patrick
Prince of the city
7/85 p.41
Smith, Steven J.
1/85 p.34
Smith Bros. Restaurant
The new port
9/89 p.65
Smuggler’s (restaurant)
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.48
Snirkles (candy)
A bratwurst is forever
11/89 pp.89-92
Snopek, Sigmund
That’s Snopek
6/85 p.71
Snopek, Sigmund (musician)
Rock of ages
5/82 p.73 por.
Snow – Milwaukee
The top ten
3/88 p.18
Snow Sculpture
Temporary pleasures: art from snow
1/89 p.13
Snyder, Tom
Our man in la-la land
4/95 p.13
Sopas & Scents (store)
The inside review
1/91 p.16
Sobel, Dean
1/95 p.88+
Soccer (sport)
The soccer rebellion
3/94 p.52+
Soccer
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Soccer Shoppe
Best of
10/85 p.61
Soccer U.S.A.
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Socialism
Red flag over Milwaukee
4/85 p.60
Society of Fine Arts
Laura Lampe: Alverno’s unsung heroine
8/80 p.76
Society of Milwaukee Artists
See: Wisconsin painters’ and sculptors’ guild
Sofa
See: Society of Fine Arts
Soft Ball
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Softball
Fastpitch!
8/80 p.40 il.
Soin, Jagmeet Dr.
Stock market medicine
7/87 pp.34-72
Solar Eclipses
See: Eclipses, Solar
Solis, Deb
More than just a hop, skip and jump
4/87 p.13
Solis, Ken
More than just a hop, skip and jump
4/87 p.13
Solly’s Coffee Shop
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.49
Solly’s Coffee Shop
Counter culture
7/88 pp.64-68
Solomon, Tom
Ask the insider
4/86 p.15
Solomon, Tom
The escape artist
5/83 p.31
Songs of David (LP)
Liturgical songs of David
11/79 p.8
Sorenson, Lary
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
Sorkin, Leonard
Team players
2/85 p.111
Sorkin, Leonard (violinist)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
5/82 p.11 por.
Sound Barriers (expressway)
The insider: wearin’ o’ the green
4/92 p.11
South Day Care Center
In search of Mr. Rogers
1/85 p.47
The South End Pub
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
South Milwaukee Savings and Loan Association
Front money
2/85 p.17
Southeastern Wisconsin Jazz Jubilee
Down in Dixie
6/86 p.103
Southern Kettle Moraine State Forest
Top cross-country trails
11/85 p.54
Spahn, Warren
Spahnie and me
4/87 pp.74-83
Spanic Boys
The insider review (column)
5/90 p.22
Sparkling Water
From the land of sparkling waters
11/89 p.14
Sparky’s Café
The expanding empire of Dan Katz
11/87 p.27
Spaulding, Dick
Ordinary evil
8/86 p.150
Speak Test
See: Speaking Proficiency English Assessment Kit
The Speakeasy
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Speaking Proficiency English Assessment Kit
Could you teach at UWM?
5/88 p.15
Spear Fishing
The great walleye war
9/89 pp.29-32
Special Days, Weeks and Months
See: Name of special days, weeks and months, e.g. Small is Beautiful Days
Specialty Food Stores
See: Food Stores
Specialty Schools
Miracle on 4th Street
12/89 pp.72-82
Speed Limits
Live fast, die young
4/95 p.24+
Speed Queen Bar-B-Q (restaurant)
Twelve great Milwaukee meals
7/85 p.55
Speed Skating
See: Skating
Speeding
Live fast, die young?
4/95 p.24+
Spencer Project (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Spenner, Don
In their own world
6/90 pp.56-62
Spice House
The Nelson Algren test for a city
7/86 p.53
Spice of Life (business)
Trial by fire
9/87 p.21
Spies and Spying
See: Espionage
Spinach
Spring green
5/86 p.121
Spinning Top Exploratory Museum
Slouching toward the spinning top museum
5/89 pp.104-107
Spinoza I. Speak (teddy bear)
The insider
12/87 p.17
Spitzer, Robert
The transformers
1/90 p.39
Spoerl, Patricia
The Ulster project: Irish Catholic and Protestant youths cross an ocean to meet here in friendship
7/81 p.28 il.
Spore, Keith
Pressroom confidential
2/92 p.12
Spore, Keith
Paper tiger
12/91 p.46+
Sports
See:
Athletes
Winter Sports
Names of sports, e.g. skating
Sports Clubs
Body talk
4/83 p.15
Sports Clubs
Building the body beautiful
1/81 p.28 col. il.
Sports Clubs
Wintering at home?: Milwaukee offers summer sports all year round
10/80 p.53 il.
Sports Journalism
Bob Uecker: “Mr. Baseball” is really a hometown boy
8/80 p.26 por.
Sports Medicine
Profile (column)
4/82 p.14 por.
Sportscaster
Tales of a sports jester
6/85 p.11
Sportsmen
See: Athletes
Sportsvue
Risky business
2/85 p.107
The Spot (restaurant)
Fowl language
10/85 p.57
Spow (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Sprangers, Lynn
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
Sprangers, Lynn
Manthey and Sprangers morning show (review)
8/89 p.19
Sprecher, Jeff
In their own world
6/90 pp.56-62
Sprecher, Randy
The little brewery that could
7/86 p.11
Sprecher Brewery
Sprecher’s original formula root beer soda
8/89 p.19
Sprecher Brewery
The little brewery that could
7/86 p.11
Spring Transitions; Story
See: Jakusz, Rick
Spurs on Water
Best of
10/85 p.63
Squares (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.50
Staats, Wayne L.
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.70
Staats, Wayne
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Stacker Heritage Farm
Building a better bossie
5/87 p.11
Stacy, Doris
A new order
6/87 p.134
Stadiumfest
One more fest
6/85 p.85
Stafl, Adolf (Dr.)
The transformers
1/90 pp.35-36
The Stagecoach Inn
Far from the maddening crowd
11/85 p.55
Stagehands
See: Theater-Employees
The Stalker (book)
A little local horror
11/84 p.16
Stall Tactics (company)
Rest room riddle
10/94 p.12
Stanat, Kirby
Union blues
10/87 p.18
Stanford Art Glass Studio
Light work
11/84 p.74
Stapelfeldt, Lynn
A death in the family
12/82 p.39
Star Fleet Academy
Still trekking after all these years
11/79 p.37 il.
Star of Milwaukee
On tour
7/86 p.50
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Still trekking after all these years
11/79 p.37 il.
Starr, Bart
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
Starr, Bart
1/85 p.14
Starr, Bart
Back of the pack
10/82 p.36 pors.
Starr, Kenneth
Jumping ship
9/87 p.13
Stark Candy Company
The Milwaukee raisin people
8/89 p.16
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
A reader’s adventure
7/90 p.61
State Symbols
The insider’s review
2/88 p.15
Stauber, John
Spin out
5/94 p.9
Staudenmaier, William
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Staudenmaier, William (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Stawicki, Ted
1/85 p.14
Stawski, Christopher
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Steele, Issac
Horse sense (insider column)
2/90 p.13
Steensrud, Eric and Margaret
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 por. il.
Stefaniak, Mary
B is for balm (1981 fiction contest winner)
12/81 pp.47-96
Stefes, Tom
A murder in the family
9/87 p.44
Steichen, Edward (photographer)
The extraordinary life and vision of Edward Steichen
6/84 p.52
Stein, Marty
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Steinkellner Decorating Center Inc.
Best of
10/85 p.70
Steinle, Michael
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Steinle, Michael (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Stellman, Sam and Mandy
Milwaukeean of the month (column)
3/81 p.78 por.
Stenciling
The hands on home
5/88 p.96
Steny’s (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Stephenson, Linda
The hired gun
5/88 p.78
Stern, Dan
Monster man
9/94 p.18
Steven Wade’s Café
Specialties of the house
11/91 p.66+
Stevens, Brooks
Designing the American dream
8/87 p.46
Stevens, Brooks
Great Gatsby! It’s a phaeton!
5/80 p.9 il.
Stevens, Brooks
Wonders on wheels
2/80 p.50 il.
Stevens, David B.
1/85 p.33
Stevens, David
Cocaine connection
9/82 p.47 pors.
Stevens, David and Steve
Status on wheels
3/82 p.31 il.
Stevens Point (Wis.)
Spiritual adventures in dairyland
4/89 pp.34-39
Stierman, Charles
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Stiernberg, Donald (musician)
The Morgan brothers by Mark Kremer
3/79 p.22 por. il.
Stiernberg, John (musician)
The Morgan brothers
3/79 p.22 por. il.
Still Friends (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Stitt, Donald
Sludge on the wheels of justice?
5/90 p.20
Stitt, Donald
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.70
Stitt, Paul
Let them eat bread
3/87 p.13
Stockbrokers
See: Brokers
Stocks
When you win big
8/85 p.22
Stocks
The quick sell
6/85 p.26
Stocks
Taking stock
4/85 p.29
Stocks
Going up?
12/84 pp.41-42
Stockyard Restaurant and Feedlot
Insider review (column)
10/89 p.24
Stoddard, Hank
Man with the mike
10/95 p.24
Stoettner, Erhard (stained-glass craftsman)
The last masters
9/82 p.58 pors.
Stolichnly Restaurant
Perestroika on a plate
2/92 p.60+
Stollenwerk, John
Corporate spirit (business column)
5/89 pp.36-39
Stollenwerk, John (businessman)
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.30
Stone, Perry
There are they now?
2/92 p.26+
Stone, Perry (disc jockey, WQFM)
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.86
Stone, Perry
Ask the insider
8/87 p.14
Stone, Stanley
The un-museum (insider column)
3/90 p.13
Stone Fox
After hours
4/86 p.38
Stonehouse, Fred
New faces of 1991
9/91 p.42+
Stores
Big deals
2/87 pp.40-45
Storney, James
Law and order
11/86 pp.86-89
Strain, Laura (First Bank Milwaukee)
Women entrepreneurs (special advertising section)
1/90 pp.73-79
Strang, Dean
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Strang, Dean (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Strategic Systems Corporation
Growing new ideas
7/89 pp.17-19
Stratton, Fred
The test
10/94 p.38+
Stratton, Fred
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Strawberries
Fresh finds
6/85 p.81
Street Addresses
The Milwaukee primer
10/88 p.23
Street Cars
Time traveler
9/89 p.24
Street Cars
The east troy trolley museum
8/80 p.44 il.
Street Cars
Where the streetcar bent the corner around
6/79 p.64 il.
Streetwise (movie)
Cry from the depths
7/85 p.21
Stress
Flashes to ashes
2/87 pp.17-21
Stretch, Inc.
Stretching out
4/87 p.17
Strings (clown)
See: Howie Becker
Strobusch, Gary
Only in your dreams
10/89 p.17
Strohl, Joseph
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.68
Strom, Jeff
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Strom, Jeremy
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Strom, Renee
Something wrong with Jeremy
12/86 pp.108-121
Strong, Richard S.
In the money
8/87 p.83
Strong/Corneliuson Capital Management Inc.
Nice work if you can get it
3/92 p.26+
Stropes, John
Arts and letters
5/86 p.45
Stropes, John
Guitar fest
8/85 p.123
Stropes, McKinn
A neon night
5/85 p.124
Strozier, Henry
Shakespeare in Wisconsin’s pasturelands
7/81 p.9 pors.
Strozier, Henry
Christmas again? Bah, humbug!: just ask Henry Strozier
12/79 p.40 por.
Strozier, Henry
Strozier as storyteller
12/79 p.42 il.
Stuart, Marion
Wisconsin woman: troubled beginnings
6/87 p.16
Students
Nicolet vice (editorial)
1/90 p.98
Studio 39
Special effects
5/88 p.93
Stuermer, Daryl
Baby, it’s the guitar man
5/86 p.72
Sturgeon Bay
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Subs ‘n Stuff Restaurant
Best of
10/85 p.69
Success
The success syndrome: nothing succeeds like a type-A overachiever
4/84 p.32
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
Good night, Mr. Mouse
10/86 pp.60-64
Suggestion Systems
The Milwaukee primer (civic suggestion box)
1/89 p.12
Sullivan Chamber Ensemble
A Christmas cornucopia
12/80 p.88
Sullivan Chamber Ensemble
Liturgical songs of David
11/79 p.8
Sullivan, Brian
1/85 p.36
Summer
Summer in the city
6/86 p.51
Summerfest
See also:
Black, Bo
World Festivals, Inc.
Summerfest
Letters
9/89 pp.13-15
Summerfest
The secrets of Bo (editorial)
7/89 p.94
Summerfest
The insider review
1/88 p.12
Summerfest
Festival of errors
9/87 p.11
Summerfest
Welcome to numberfest
7/87 p.12
Summerfest
Fairest of the fests
7/86 p.48
Summerfest
A madding crowd: hand out the combat gear: it’s time for another trip to Summerfest
6/84 p.29
Summerfest
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.11
Summerfest
Henry Maier’s secret lakefront scheme
6/82 p.33 il.
Summerfest
Everything’s cookin’ at Summerfest ‘81
7/81 p.26 il.
Summerfest – Statistics
Milwaukee’s biggest party
7/79 p.50 col. il.
Summit Ensemble
Scenario for success
5/79 p.38
Sun Foods
Health by the barrel
3/85 p.93
Sun Toy Restaurant
Eating east
2/85 p.44
Sun World Airways
The story that got away
5/86 p.22
Sunday Brunch
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.40
Sunset Playhouse
Fine arts (column)
1-2/83 p.57
Super Warehouse Shoes
The insider review
2/92 p.13
Supermarkets
Pink Collar Blues by Bruce Murphy
1/84 p.28
Sure Things (column)
10/81, 11/81, 12/81, 3/82, 4/82
See also: Bott, Elaine Thornton
Surgeons
The surgeon
11/86 pp.72-80
Surplus Products, Agricultural – Wisconsin
Eating leftovers
4/88 p.26
Surprise, Tracy
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
Sushi
Seeking sushi
8/85 p.33
Sutton, Bob
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Suycott, Leo
Death of a salesman
2/87 pp.30-39
Suzuki, Tadashi (director)
Tale of lear
5/88 p.20
Suzy’s Cream Cheesecakes
Best of
10/85 p.71
Sweat (play)
Comedy of errors
7/86 p.103
Sweeney, Tom
1/85 p.37
Sweet, Gail Grenier
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1-2/83 p.9+
Sweet Doomed Angel
Best of
10/85 p.60
Sweet Sensations
A labor of love
2/85 p.109
Swimming
Pick of the month (Peck Aquatic Center)
10/88 p.21
Swimming
At your leisure
7/86 p.73
Swoboda, Larry
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.72
Sykes, Charles J.
Making the grade
3/94 p.12
Sykes, Charles J.
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Sykes, Charles J.
The medical center story
5/87 pp.17-18
Sykes, Charles
Why the hubbub?
5/86 p.23
Sykes, Charles J.
The next wave
3/85 p.56
Sykes, Charles J.
Changing of the guard
11/84 p.52
Sykes, Gerri
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Sykes, Jay G.
A friend’s farewell
10/85 p.158
Symphony – Milwaukee
Unfinished symphony
3/86 p.76
Szechuan Chinese Restaurant
Eating east
2/85 p.44
Szelicki, Frank
Mind games
8/85 p.66
Szot, Joe
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
T Back to Top
T-Shirt
See: Shirts
Tefap
See: Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program
TGI Friday’s (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.45
TGI Friday’s (bar)
Best of
10/85 p.70
TMER & L
See: The Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
TSR Hobbies, Inc.
Lord of the nerds
11/82 p.40 il.
Tabak, Fred
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Taege, William
Pressroom confidential
9/91 p.14
Taff, Jerry
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Taff, Jerry
The truth about 1990
12/90 p.94
Taff, Jerry
Pressroom confidential
4/90 p.16
Taff, Jerry
Best of
10/85 p.62
Taitelman, Don (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Taitelman, Don
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Takerian, Zachary
Our offices, ourselves
7/91 p.32+
Tamarack (restaurant)
Casual corners
11/91 p.74+
Tamarack (tavern)
Insider review
1/90 p.17
Tanel, Mark
The shoe that moves with you
9/89 p.23
Tanel, Mike
Silver linings
2/94 p.36+
Tande, Gerhard
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Tanel, Melissa (fashion designer)
The custom look: designer Melissa Tanel
12/87 p.132
Tanel, Melissa
Style and design
5/86 p.63
Taqueria Jalisco 2 (restaurant)
Beyond the tostado
1/91 p.77+
Targonski, Conrad
1/85 p.35
Tarney, Julie
1/85 p.29
Tarnoff, Michael (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Task Force on Battered Women
Mistaking cruelty for kindness: the story of a battered woman
1/81 p.44 il.
Tate, Jim
The quiet courage of Jim Tate
12/84 pp.82-88
Tau Award
Patricia Neal’s fight for life
7/79 p.18 il.
Taverns
Honky-tonk dreams
4/91 p.48+
Taverns – Milwaukee
Watering holes
6/95 p.125+
Taverns – Milwaukee
Poetry police
4/95 p.16
Tax Fraud
The sting
2/86 p.32
Tax Protests and Appeals
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.9 por.
Tax Reform
See:
Taxation
Income Tax
Taxation
Who’s got the money?
6/90 p.82
Taxation
A tax upon you
1/87 pp.29-31
Taxation
Happy returns
3/86 p.25
Taxation – Wisconsin
Tommy the taxer
3/87 p.134
Taxation, Exemption From – Colleges and Universities
Taxing questions
11/87 p.47
Taxes
A taxing situation
7/85 p.31
Taylor, Howard
Battle of the books
11/85 p.21
Taylor, Nikki
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 col. por.
Taylor, Rhonda
Community service
5/86 p.56
Tcheng, Louie
The far-east on the south side
11/84 p.14
Techmeier, Willard P.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Teacher’s Pet
Pick of the month
12/89 p.17
Teapots
The total teapot
5/85 p.107
Teddy Bears
The insider
12/87 p.17
Teenage Pregnancy
Bobbi Timberlake: dealing with teen pregnancy
1/81 p.76
Teenage Pregnancy – Milwaukee
Mother’s day
4/88 p.33
Telephone – Government Use
No harmony at City Hall
12/87 p.24
Telephone Answering Machines
Get the message
6/85 p.69
Telephone in Counseling
I called to say goodbye
6/80 p.39 il.
Telephone Privacy
Money for nothing
3/86 p.37
Telephone Supply Company
Ask the insider
11/86 p.14
Television – Cable
A cable fable
5/85 p.45
Television – Milwaukee
New oases in the TV wasteland
4/86 p.12
Television Advertising
The 30-second campaign
2/89 pp.46-54
Television Advertising
A condom nation
4/87 pp.21-23
Television Anchormen
See: Jacobs, Mike
Television Broadcasting – Documentary Programs
The funding of John McCullough
4/89 p.18
Television Broadcasting – Milwaukee
Terry Meeuwsen’s new day
9/82 p.40 pors.
Television Broadcasting – News
Pressroom confidential
3/90 p.16
Television Broadcasting – News
Remaking the news
1/89 pp.40+
Television Broadcasting – News
The insider: bowling the beer frame in beertown (critique of local broadcasts)
9/88 p.15
Television Broadcasting – News
On seeing I to I, and other media notes
8/87 p.17
Television Broadcasting, Public
See: Television Stations, Public
Television Programs
Star-struck and snakebit in port (Port Washington)
10/91 p.15
Television Stations
See also:
WCGV (Channel 24)
WVTV (Channel 18)
WTMJ (Channel 4)
Television Stations – Milwaukee
The weeknight fights
2/82 p.18 il.
Television Stations, Public
See: WMVS (Channel 10)
Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program – Wisconsin
Eating leftovers
4/88 p.26
Tenorio, Rita
The agitators
12/93 p.26+
Terex
Wisconsin mystery mogul
9/89 p.22
Terminal Neon Company
A neon night
5/85 p.124
Terminology
Pressroom confidential (column)
10/89 p.19
Tesmer, Louise
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
Teweles, Claude (author)
A little local horror
11/84 p.16
Textile Crafts
A cream city Christmas
12/89 p.39
Thai Royal (restaurant)
Fit to be thai’d
3/91 p.48+
Thailand – Description and Travel
From Haadyai to Chiangmai: a vagabond tours Thailand
7/79 p.54 col. il.
Theater
See also:
Actors and actresses
Drama
Mime
Theater, Black
Theater (column)
10/79, 4/80, 7/80
See also:
Maclean, Rod
Murphy, Bruce
Theater
Fine arts guide
9/89 pp.69-74
Theater
More than child’s play
4/87 p.11
Theater
Secret stages
1/87 pp.90-92
Theater
Not the same old song and dance
9/86 pp.14-18
Theater
School rules
7/86 p.95
Theater
Cast of colors
6/86 p.95
Theater
Family theater
6/86 p.103
Theater
Theater in the wild
6/86 p.25
Theater
Birth of a stage
5/86 p.113
Theater
On the edge
5/86 p.41
Theater
Justice for all?
11/85 p.167
Theater
So short a time…
11/85 p.139
Theater
Classics revisited
6/85 p.84
Theater
Dramatic rebirth: regional theater makes its move to center stage
4/84 p.69
Theater – Employees
Letters
2/90 p.10
Theater – Employees
Union dues
12/89 pp.29-33
Theater – Milwaukee
Profile (column)
8/82 p.17 por.
Theater – Milwaukee
The next stage
4/82 p.29 il.
Theater – Milwaukee
Corset call: a look backward – and step forward – for Friends Mime Theater
11/81 p.42 il.
Theater – Milwaukee
Scenario for success
5/79 p.38
Theater – Milwaukee (Melody Top)
The fine arts (column)
8/82 p.89 por.
Theater – Wisconsin
Shakespeare in Wisconsin’s pasturelands
7/81 p.9 il.
Theater, Black
See:
Hansberry – Sands Theatre Company
Peoples Theatre
Theater, Musical
The heat is on
7/87 pp.23-25
Theater Companies
Secret stages
1/87 pp.90-92
Theater Companies
Taking chances
5/85 p.108
Theater District
8/85 p.20
Theater District
The next stage
8/85 p.103
Theater District
Renaissance man
8/85 p.38
Theatre of All Possibilities (San Francisco)
The magician
2/79 p.33
Theater Sportz
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.42
Theater Sportz
Seriously folks
10/85 p.137
Theater Sportz
Team players
2/85 p.111
Theatre Tesseract
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Theatre Tesseract
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.62
Theatre Tesseract
Secret stages
1/87 pp.90-92
Theatre Tesseract
Taking chances
5/85 p.108
Theatre X
The entertainer (John Schneider)
5/94 p.22+
Theatre X
Fine arts guide – theater
9/89 pp.70-71
Theatre X
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.62
Theatre X
Birth of a stage
5/86 p.113
Theatre X
A real howl
1/85 p.92
Theatre X
The next stage
4/82 p.29 il.
Theatre X
Milwaukee’s experimental experience
10/79 p.27 il.
Theatrical Directors
See:
Chapline, Robert
Scott, H. Asante
Wallace, Gerald
Theis, Charlotte
New bedside manners
6/87 p.14
Theoharis, Athan (Marquette professor)
Inside (some of) the FBI files
5/88 p.18
Theurich Catering Service
A catered affair
12/86 pp.65-69
Thien, Alex
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Thien, Alex (restaurant critic)
Pressroom confidential: a critic’s penchant for pork
9/88 p.18
Thien, Alex
The insider’s review
12/87 p.31
“Think Big” Billboards
Ask the insider (column)
4/90 p.16
Third Ward
Those neon lights
7/87 p.16
Third Ward
Blood, sweat & money
8/86 pp.96-105
Third Ward Annual Best Block Party
Those neon lights
7/87 p.16
Third Ward Block Party
Fairest of the fests
7/86 p.49
Third Ward Caffe
And the third ward’s third time around (insider column)
12/89 pp.15-16
Thomas, Gorman (baseball)
The insider (baseball poems about Gorman Thomas)
4/89 p.15
Thomas, Susan (musician)
Profile (column)
3/82 p.12 il.
Thompson, Mike
Pressroom confidential (column)
6/89 p.18
Thompson, Tommy G.
PR munster
4/95 p.16
Thompson, Tommy G.
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Thompson, Tommy G.
The truth about 1990
12/90 p.94
Thompson, Tommy (Governor)
How to beat Tommy Thompson (editorial)
8/90 p.102
Thompson, Tommy (governor)
Tom vs. Tommy
8/90 pp.58-71
Thompson, Tommy
Two-term Tommy
6/89 p.86
Thompson, Tommy (governor)
Directives deleted: the power of the veto
9/87 p.12
Thompson, Tommy (Governor)
Tommy Thompson: Wisconsin’s super salesman
8/87 p.3
Thompson, Tommy
Tommy the taxer
3/87 p.134
Thompson, Tommy
One hand clapping
2/87 p.110
Thompson, Tommy
The morning after
1/87 pp.66-107
Thompson, Tommy
The last stand?
10/86 pp.29-35
Thompson, Tommy
Turf builder
12/86 pp.39-43
Thompson, Tommy
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
Thompson, Tommy
The GOP no-shows
4/86 p.27
Thomsen, Gregory L.
Community service
5/86 p.58
Thompson, Robert (bassoonist)
A bassoonist and his golden reeds
11/79 p.96 por.
Those X-Cleavers (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Three Brothers (restaurant)
Twelve great Milwaukee meals
7/85 p.55
The Three Friends (restaurant)
The real thing
5/86 p.35
Three Thirty Three (restaurant)
Fresh off the grill
6/86 p.37
Thurber-Prink, Renee
No limits yet
1/86 p.66
Tidey, Andrew
In their own world
6/90 pp.56-62
Tidmarsh, David
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Tidmarsh, Greg
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
The Tie Me Down (shop)
The insider review
10/91 p.18
Tierney, Joe III (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Tierney, Joseph E. Jr.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.53
Tierney, Joseph Jr.
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Tiffany & Co.
The Milwaukee primer (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church)
3/89 p.14
Tiffany Inn and Garden Cottage
Far from the maddening crowd
11/85 p.53
Tijuana Yacht Club
Insider review (column)
9/89 p.25
Timberlake, Bobbi
Bobbi Timberlake: dealing with teen pregnancy
1/81 p.76 por.
The Timbers (restaurant)
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.43
Timer’s (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Timer’s (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Timm, Barbara
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
The Tin Man
Sweat and tears
6/85 p.77
Tinker Town
Self-help for ailing autos
3/87 p.14
Tinsley, Clarice
8/86 p.16
The Toad (bar)
After hours
4/86 p.38
Tobin and Genrich, S.C.
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Tobin, Tom
Family affairs
1/86 p.33
Toby Tyler
Life in the circus
5/86 p.126
Todd, Leon
Fax man
10/? p.17
Together We Can (psychotherapeutic program)
What’s wrong with Dr. Bob?
12/87 p.23
Tokyo Restaurant
Seeking sushi
8/85 p.33
Toledo Anchor
The new port
9/89 p.65
Tom Foolery (bar/restaurant)
Nightbeat (column)
11/82 p.25 il.
Tom Green (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Tom Shepard’s Restaurant and Cantina
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Toman, Chuck
Sight 225: a blossoming “alternative” gallery
2/81 p.21 por.
Tomasino, Jeana
Tomasino bares all
12/80 p.8 por.
Tomei, Concetta (actress)
A star is born
1/80 p.53 por.
Tommy’s Good Time Saloon
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Tomter’s Inn
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Top of the Dock (store)
The insider: sell a man a sweater and he boats forever
1/88 p.9
Topper’s Club
Best of
10/85 p.63
Torcivia, Joseph
1/85 p.29
Torinus, John
Pressroom confidential
9/87 p.14
Torinus, John
If a tree falls in a forest…
2/87 p.12
Torosaurus
Pick of the month
2/90 p.16
Torres, Dr. Jose B.
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Tosa Café
Over easy
11/84 p.51
Tosa Variety Store
Best of
10/85 p.61
Total Music Service, Inc.
CD or not CD?
6/87 p.17
Totero’s Tavern (restaurant)
Twelve great Milwaukee meals
7/85 p.55
Toubl, Jan
Game for a feast
11/85 p.163
Touch of China
Eating east
2/85 p.44
Tourism – Wisconsin
The 1990 Wisconsin fall/winter leisure guide (special advertising section)
8/90 pp.79-86
Tourism – Wisconsin
Great summer adventures
7/90 pp.56-65
Tourism – Wisconsin
Spring/summer leisure guide (special advertising section)
4/90 pp.127-146
Tourism – Wisconsin
Wisconsin department of tourism 1989 fall/winter guide (special advertising section)
10/89 pp.1-11
Tourism – Wisconsin
Leisure guide
4/86 p.69+
Tourism – Wisconsin
Leisure guide
10/85 pp.73-88
Tourism – Wisconsin
Spring and summer leisure guide
5/85
Tourist Trade
The accidental tourist bureau
4/89 pp.27-29
Towne Realty
Pie in the skywalk
6/86 p.15
Toy and Game Industry
The Santa Claus of the midwest
12/81 p.27 col. il.
Toy Soldier Shoppe
The insider review
9/91 p.15
Toys
See: Toy and Game Industry
Toy’s Sun Garden
Eating east
2/85 p.44
Toys – Collectors and Collecting
Pick of the month
9/89 p.24
Tracks (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Trackside R/C Hobbies and Raceway
The fast track
4/91 p.16
Tracy, John (Milwaukee Sentinel writer)
Thinking positive
7/84 p.9
Trade Unions – Officials
Nonconformist in blue: the outspoken head of the police union breaks all the stereotypes
12/81 p.23 por.
Trademarks
Toon town, Wisconsin
2/91 p.18
Tradewinds Products
Best of
10/85 p.63
Traffic Reports
Eyes in the sky
9/94 p.15+
Traffic Tickets
Staying ahead of the system
11/81 p.27
Traffic Tickets
Trouble in Ticket Town
11/81 p.24
Trammell Crow Co. (firm)
The hidden empire
10/88 pp.34-47
Travel
See also: Vacations
Travel (column)
1981 – Jan., Feb., Mar., Apr., July
1980 – Jan., May, July, Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec.
1979 – Aug., Nov.
See also:
Hintz, Martin
Witte, Sally Salkowski
Travel
Don’t leave home without it
4/87 p.18
Travel
Wisconsin escapes
4/87 pp.57-73
Travel
Warm dreams for a cold winter
11/81 p.36 il.
Travel – Wisconsin
The Wisconsin traveler
4/88 p.42
Traveling Medicine Show
The traveling medicine show
8/80 p.34 il.
Travis, Bob
Nine to go…
7/86 p.14
Travis, Robert
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.72
Treasure Traders
The mover’s helper
7/85 p.99
Trebelhorn, Tom
Buddy pictures
11/91 p.51+
Trebelhorn, Tom
The philosopher coach
7/87 pp.27-32
Trees
The Milwaukee primer (no. of street and boulevard trees)
4/89 p.16
Treptow, Dean
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Tres Hombres (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.48
Trial Lawyers for Public Justice
The insider
4/88 p.15
Triathlons
Sweat and tears
6/85 p.77
Trickel, Neal
Shocking true tale: I found Dillinger’s eyebrows (insider column)
8/90 p.15
Trilling, Neil
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Trinastic, Carol
The queen of chitchat
3/86 p.15
Trinity Memorial Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Trivia
The city quiz
6/88 pp.40-46
Trivia
Milwaukee trivia pursuit
9/85 p.16
Trolley Tour (Milwaukee County Transit System)
Metroscene (picture)
7/89 p.68
Tropical Records
Best of
10/85 p.60
Troupes (United Performing Arts Fund)
Send in the troupes
1/89 p.12
Truck Drivers
The trucker’s apologia
11/88 p.17
True, Steve (Homer)
Jock waves
12/94 p.48+
Truffant, Francois (film maker)
Aging genius
5/84 p.18
Tucker, Dr. David (Fox Point plastic surgeon)
The trail of Dr. Tucker
6/84
Tully, Patricia
Arts and letters
5/86 p.46
Tully, Patsy
Animals (June 28-30)
8/90 p.17
Tully, Patsy
The house with good arts: children make art fun in new videotape
6/81 p.22
Turkey Farms
Naturally hatched
11/84 p.79
Turner, Dr. Paul A.
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Turners
See: Milwaukee Turners
TVQ
The limits of clout
8/85 p.14
Twerski, Michael and Feige
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Twerski, Rabbi Michael
1/85 p.36
Tyler, Jean
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
U Back to Top
UPAF
See: United Performing Arts Fund
USA Today (newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
3/88 p.16
USS Liberty Library (Grafton, Wis.)
The gift of grob
7/88 p.94
Uecker, Bob
Bob Uecker: “Mr. Baseball” is really a hometown boy
8/80 p.26 por.
Uihlein Hall
The fine arts (column)
11/82 p.81
Ulao
See: Port Ulao
Ulichny, Barbara (Senator)
Barbara in Wonderland (insider column)
7/89 p.11
Ulichny, Barbara
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.73
Ulichney, Barbara
The lapsed liberals
3/85 p.61
Ulichny, Barbara
What next, democrat?
12/84 pp.18-23
Ulichny, Barbara (State Senator)
Left-handed jab
10/84 p.16
Ullenberg, Frances
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.49
The Ulster Project
The Ulster project: Irish Catholic and Protestant youths cross an ocean to meet here in friendship
7/81 p.28 il.
Umpires (baseball)
See: Baseball – Umpiring
Underbakke, Gail
Healthy living in Wisconsin
10/89 pp.66-75
The Underground (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Underground Productions
After hours
4/86 p.44
Unicor (firm)
Locking up the competition
11/88 pp.29-32
Unification Church
Where have all the monies gone?
3/89 p.13
The Union House Restaurant
Country charmer
10/91 p.89+
United Community Center
The pied piper of Ninth Street
5/86 p.54
United Community Center
Profile (column)
5/82 p.17 por.
United Performing Arts Fund
United woes
7/95 p.15
United Performing Arts Fund
Culture ventures
3/92 p.13
United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF)
Enter stage right
7/91 p.11
United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF)
Who’s funding whom?
2/90 pp.42-43
United Performing Arts Fund
An immodest proposal
10/89 pp.31-33
United Performing Arts Fund
Send in the troupes
1/89 p.12
United Performing Arts Fund
Grand opening
4/88 p.21
United Performing Arts Fund
A class blend
3/87 p.11
United Performing Arts Fund
Large vs. small
7/86 p.11
United Performing Arts Fund
Unfinished symphony
3/86 p.76
United Performing Arts Fund
Another year, another goal
2/80 p.48 il.
United Performing Arts Fund
Money talks, sings, plays and dances by UPAF
2/79 p.21
United States – Armed Forces
See: United States – Coast Guard
United States – Coast Guard – Officers
See: Cahill, Russ
United States – Army
A soldier’s story
6/90 pp.64-68
United States – Congress – House – Committee on Ways and Means
An unlikely story
6/87 pp.56-62
United States – Economic Conditions
Prospects for peace and prosperity
11/82 p.69
United States – Federal Bureau of Investigation
The insider: the undercover accountant
4/91 p.13+
United States – Federal Bureau of Investigation
Inside (some of) the FBI files
5/88 p.18
United States – Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank Balistrieri: FBI target
10/81 p.20 il.
United States – History – Revolution, 1775-1783 Societies, etc.
The revolution relived
7/80 p.28 il.
United States – Marine Corps
The selling of the corps
4/82 p.38 il.
United States – National Guard
136,000 lessons in warfare
12/90 p.16+
United States – Secret Service
Ask the insider
11/91 p.15
United States Internal Revenue Service
No more Mr. Nice Guy
8/95 p.15
United Way of Greater Milwaukee
United woes
7/95 p.15
United Way of Greater Milwaukee
Doctor Scrooge
3/95 p.16
United Way (Umbrella Charity Organization)
Endgame (column)
9/82 p.104
Universal Medical Buildings
Insider review (column)
8/89 p.19
University Club
Private business
9/87 p.19
University of Wisconsin – History
The insider review
10/91 p.18
University of Wisconsin – Madison
The unmaking of a university
9/91 p.58+
University of Wisconsin – Madison
The celebrity chancellor
1/88 p.44
University of Wisconsin – Madison
Old Crazylegs
12/86 pp.33-38
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
UW’s clout
5/91 p.16
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Of higher consciousness and higher education (Midwest Summer Institute)
8/88 p.18
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Could you teach at UWM?
5/88 p.15
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Union blues
10/87 p.18
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Higher education
7/86 p.73
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Executive MBA Program
On the corporate climb
8/88 pp.33-38
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Fine Arts Department
Money talks
8/87 p.27
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Honorary Doctorates
Thanks, but no thanks
4/91 p.14
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Music and Theater Departments
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p.61 il.
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Planetarium
On tour
7/86 p.50
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Police
The UWM keystone cop capers
6/87 p.11
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Salaries
The top ten
11/87 p.20
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – School of Urban Journalism
Pressroom confidential
12/85 p.20
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Theater/Dance Department
Guru of the footlights
4/83 p.26
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee – Union Art Gallery
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.65
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Art History Gallery
Milwaukee’s panorama painters: they left a record of turn-of-the-century life
7/81 p.21 il.
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Business School
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.27
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Day Care Center
Whose business is child care?
10/87 p.27
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Day Care
In search of Mr. Rogers
1/85 p.47
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Professional Theatre Training Program
Editor’s note (retraction of March 1990 Milwaukee Magazine article)
5/90 p.13
University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Professional Theatre Training Program
The real thing
3/90 pp.37-39
University of Wisconsin Badgers
See: Football, College
University of Wisconsin System
Paper chase
12/86 p.174
Unmarried Couples
Staying together
8/88 pp.58-64
The Unsuit (swimsuit)
The un-tan
6/84 p.69
Untamed Shrew – Books and James Hyer, Bookseller
Stalking the rare road
8/89 p.16
Unwed Mothers
See: Single Mothers
Up and Under Pub
Best of
10/85 p.69
Uptown Artisans
Sure things
3/85 p.84
Urban Homestead Program
Urban pioneers
11/81 p.30 il.
Urban Homesteading
Urban pioneers: resettling Milwaukee’s oldest neighborhoods
11/81 p.30 il.
Urban Renewal
See: Urban Homesteading
Uribe, Ted
The agitators
12/93 p.26+
Uruske, Mike
Democratic dilemma
9/86 p.18
Usinger’s Old World Retail Store
Best of
10/85 p.69
Usinger’s Sausage Factory
The insider: that sinking feeling
1/92 p.11
V Back to Top
VCR’s
See: Videotapes
Vacation Homes
Second Thoughts
6/86 p.33
Vacations
Wisconsin escapes
4/87 pp.57-73
Vacations
Partners in crime mystery weekends “incognito intrigue”
11/86 p.45
Vacations
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Vacations
Warm dreams for a cold winter
11/81 p.36 il.
Vacations
Summer camps for adults: spend your vacation at an arts workshop
4/81 p.27 il.
Vacations
Sunshine escapes: planning your winter getaway
10/80 p.45 col. il.
Vaccines and Vaccination
Don’t leave home without it
4/87 p.18
Val Blatz Brewery
Bunky comes to beertown
4/86 p.11
Valenti, John
Rating the county board
5/89 pp.40-47+
Valentine’s Day
Winged cupid & other finds
2/87 p.11
Valentine’s Day
Valentines’ day
2/79 p.36
Valerio, Joseph
Sure things
3/85 p.84
Van Cleave, Bruce L (Dr.)
Whatever happened to the family doctor?
2/90 pp.61-64
Van Engel, Kurt
See: Kurt Van Engel Commission Company, Inc.
Van Eyck Piano Trio
Team players
2/85 p.111
Van Sickle, Gary
Pressroom confidential (column)
6/89 p.18
Vanderhei, Diane
Fine arts guide – dance
9/89 p.82
Vanderhei, Diane (avant garde artist)
The queen is an armchair
2/88 p.23
Vanilla Fudge (dancer)
Vanilla extract (endgame column)
3/82 p.80 il.
Van Valkenberg, Phil
On the trail
6/85 p.61
Varick, Jack
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Varick, Jack (public relations)
The hired gun
5/88 p.76
Varnado, Ruth
The agitators
12/93 p.26+
Vegetarianism
A vegetarian hagiography
3/79 p.34 il.
Velden, Kelly Vander
A Cinderella story
4/81 p.10
Velez, Lynette L.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.53
Venetian Festival (Lake Geneva)
The light parade
8/85 p.123
Vent, Joe
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Verge (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.51
Vergetis, Van
Fast forward
7/86 p.76
Veterans
Anonymous warriors
9/95 p.130
Veto
The Vanna White veto
8/88 p.142
Veto
Directives deleted: the power of the veto
9/87 p.12
Via, Edward
A case of sibling rivalry?
11/86 pp.11-13
Via, Marion
A case of sibling rivalry?
11/86 pp.11-13
Victims of Crime
No more robes
9/89 pp.33-36
Victims of Crime
This is what happened
3/87 pp.60-66
Victoria, M. Benjamin Jr. (doctor)
Protest in paradise
11/88 pp.62-72
Victorian Belle
Puddle jumping
10/91 p.28
Victor’s Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Victor’s of Cedarburg
Holidays with spirit
12/90 pp.42-44
Victory; Story
7/79 p.17
See also: Ritchie, Jack
Video Rental
Fade to black
3/86 p.11
Video Tape Recordings – Educational Use
The house with good arts: children make art fun in new videotape
6/81 p.22
Video Tape Recordings – Social Use
Taking the blinders off blind dating: video makes the dating game more fun, more effective and more expensive
5/81 p.32 il.
Video Visions
Best of
10/85 p.67
Video World
Fade to black
3/86 p.11
Videotape
In living color
11/85 p.17
Videotape Rental
A video mystery
11/84 p.13
Videotape Rental
Flicks for rent
10/84 p.57
Vietnam Restaurant
Eating east
2/85 p.44
Vietnam Veterans
Anonymous warriors
9/95 p.130
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/82 p.10
Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Juneau Park)
The insider review: martial mix-up
12/91 p.16
Vietnam War
To the wall and back
5/85 p.15
Vigilance Committees
Don’t mess with the posse comitatus
8/80 p.30 il.
Villa Rose (restaurant)
Slice of life
11/85 p.74
The Village Bazaar (shop)
Milwaukee express
3/79 p.47 il.
Village Inn
Over easy
11/84 p.50
Villasenor, Armando
In search of a modern-day icon
2/80 p.21 il.
Violent Femmes
New times
7/94 p.38+
Violent Femmes (rock group)
Where the action is
8/86 pp.121-124
Violent Femmes (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Visintainer, Nancy A.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Visions (magazines)
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/90 p.20
Visual Arts
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.65
Vitalize Yogurt
Made in Milwaukee (column)
7/89 p.13
Vitense, Al and Joan
Travel (column)
11/80 p.27 por.
Vitro Scientific Laboratories, Inc.
Forward thinking
4/87 pp.25-32
Vocal Groups
See:
Choral Groups and Societies
Singers
Vodicnik, Mary Jo, Dr.
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Voelker, Gerd
The tangled web, part II
11/86 pp.13-14
Voelker, Gerd
House of cards
1/86 p.56
Vogel, Rhona E.
Business & industry
5/86 p.85
Volk, Joe
The transformers
1/90 p.33
Volk, Joseph L.
Community service
5/86 p.58
Vollmer, Ted
The Kenosha gallery
10/89 p.22
Voltz Brelle, Karen
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32
Voll, Daniel (author)
Getting booked
3/86 p.15
Von der Ruhr, Gerhard
High tech hopes
5/86 p.3
Von Schledorn, Ernie
Ad finitum
5/84 p.14
Voss, Jonathan & Kathleen
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.47
Voyeurism
WEZW: gawk radio
5/90 p.17
W Back to Top
WBIC
See: Women’s Business Initiative Corporation
WBZN
Pick of the month
3/90 p.15
WBZN (Racine radio station)
The insider review
12/87 p.28
WCGV (Channel 24)
Born again Beaver
11/81 p.9 il.
WCTI
See: Waukesha County Technical Institute
WEPCO
The pain and the power
11/87 p.31
WEZW – FM
WEZW: gawk radio
5/90 p.17
WFMR
Program listings
In all issues
WFMR (radio station)
Whence WFMR?
12/86 pp.11-18
WFMR
The day the music died
8/83 p.18
WFMR
Inside Milwaukee (column)
10/82 p.11
WFMR
The classical alternative
9/82 p.53 pors.
WFMR
WFMR rises to greater heights
6/81 p.62 il.
WFMR
WFMR: a classic quarter century
5/81 p.28 col. il.
WFMR
Around the town (column)
2-3/79
WISN-TV (channel 12)
Milwaukee’s talking (insider review column)
2/90 p.18
WISN (channel 12)
Remaking the news
1/89 pp.40+
WISN (channel 12)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
10/82 p.11
WISN (channel 12)
The weeknight fights
2/82 p.18 il.
WITI – TV (channel 6)
Pressroom confidential (column)
5/90 p.20
WITI (channel 6)
Pressroom confidential (column)
3/90 p.16
WITI (channel 6)
The weeknight fights
2/82 p.18 il.
WKLH (radio station)
Ask the insider (Carol Beck wins scavenger hunt)
7/88 p.15
WLPX-FM
Born again Beaver
11/81 p.9 il.
WLUM
The lure of the microphone
11/85 p.15
WMSE
Endgame (column)
10/82 p.92
WMVS (public television station)
See:
Channel 10
Channel 10/36 Auction
WOKY-AM (radio station)
The big mistake
12/89 pp.44-52
WQFM
The day shock rock died
3/88 p.86
WQFM
Ask the insider
8/87 p.14
WTMJ (channel 4)
Pressroom confidential (column)
12/89 p.16
WTMJ (TV station)
Back from nowhere
6/87 pp.40-46
WTMJ (TV station)
Terry comes home
12/86 pp.49-169
WTMJ (radio station)
Terry comes home
12/86 pp.49-169
WQFM (radio station)
Abdul begins again
8/86 pp.13-14
WTMJ-TV
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.11
WTMJ
Inside Milwaukee (column)
10/82 p.11
WTMJ (channel 4)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
9/82 p.11
WTMJ (channel 4)
The weeknight fights
2/82 p.18 il.
WTMJ (channel 4)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
1/82 p.9 por.
WUWM
Tune deaf
11/94 p.14
WUWM
Pressroom confidential (column)
11/89 p.15
WUWM (campus radio station)
The insider review
3/88 p.20
WVTV (channel 18)
Super is one of my favorite words
12/87 p.98
WVTV (channel 18)
Born again Beaver
11/81 p.9 il.
WYMS (radio station)
FM fiction: literature takes to the airwaves
8/88 p.18
Wachholz, Fred
The sinister garden (insider column)
7/90 p.13
Wade, Jesse “Hook”
Commandos
11/80 p.52 por. il.
Wadsworth, Stephen
Fine arts guide
9/89 pp.69-70
Wadsworth, Stephen
The heat is on
7/87 pp.23-25
Wadsworth, Stephen
The fine arts (column)
10/82 p.55 il.
Wages – Milwaukee
Who makes what? A peek into Milwaukee’s paychecks
10/79 p.44 il.
Wages and Salaries
Press room confidential
3/86 p.16
Wagner, R. Jeffrey (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
The Wagon Trail Resort
The great winter escape
11/84 p.39
Wahlen, Carol
Pressroom confidential
7/86 p.14
Wahner, James
The gang of four
2/92 p.32+
Wahner, James
Money can’t buy you love
12/91 p.19+
Wahner, James
The on-line circle
3/85 p.62
Wainscott, Kent
At home: celebrity retreats
7/95 p.90+
Waisbren, Burton, Dr.
Stock market medicine
7/87 pp.34-72
Waisman, Dr. Harry A.
Studies in human behavior
10/81 p.8
Waisman Center on Mental Retardation and Human Development (Madison, WI)
Studies in human behavior
10/81 p.8
Waite, Cynthia
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 por.
Waitkus, Felix (aviator)
Milwaukee’s first air circus
7/79 p.20 il.
Wales on Wells (restaurant)
The ultimate burger
9/85 p.47
Walker, G.W. (pseud.)
See: Cofrin, Douglass
Walker, J.W.
Playing the palace
5/81 p.10 por.
Walker’s Point
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.40
Walker’s Point Antique Center
Best of
10/85 p.61
Walker’s Point Center for the Arts
Fine arts guide
9/87 p.65
Wall, Joanne D.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Wallace, Gerald
Art imitates politics: the troubled birth of Milwaukee’s second black theater company
12/81 p.55 por.
Wally Cleaver (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Walrath, James (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Walsh, Gerald (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Walsh, Dr. Patrick R.
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Walter, Michael
Frank correspondence
3/90 p.118
Walters, Jay B.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Walters, Steve (newspaper editor)
Of firings, ratings and column killings
7/87 p.16
Walther, Christopher
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Walther, Christopher (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
War Games
Fun and wargames
11/85 p.114
Ward, Charles A.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.51
Ward, Walter
Working again
8/84 p.12
Wares Cycle, Inc.
The exotic ride
10/85 p.16
Warhol, Andy
Art attack
7/87 p.11
Warner-Amex
The limits of clout
8/85 p.14
Warren, Robert (judge)
Pressroom confidential
4/85 p.17
Warshafsky, Ted
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Warshafsky, Ted (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Warshafsky, Ted
The insider
4/88 p.15
Warshafsky, Ted
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Washatko, Allen
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.46
Washer, Richard
WEZW: gawk radio
5/90 p.17
Washing Well’s Total Tan Salon
The insider review
5/88 p.20
Washington, Claudell
Off their pedestals
10/85 p.15
The Washington House Inn
Far from the maddening crowd
11/85 p.56
Washington Island Ferry
Ferry line turns 50
12/23/90 p.21
Watanabe, Kei (Japanese reporter)
A tale of two countries
1/82 p.11 por.
Water Pollution – Great Lakes
Cashing in on the great lakes
12/81 p.38 il.
Water Skiing
Summer in the city
6/86 p.53
Water Supply
Can the west steal our water? (interview)
12/81 p.40
Waterfront Pub
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
Waterfronts
See: Milwaukee – Harbor
Watertower (St. Mary’s Hill)
12/79 p.10 il.
Watts, George
Bull in a China shop
1/95 p.48+
Watts, George
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
Watts, George
Taming Watts
6/86 p.29
Watts, George
Signs of the Times
9/84 p.14
Watts Building
3/79 cover il.
Waukesha Civic Theatre
Fine arts (column)
1-2/83 p.57
Waukesha County – Description & Travel
Beyond Brookfield
1/92 p.58+
Waukesha County Freeman
Pressroom Confidential (column)
12/89 p.16
Waukesha County Technical Institute
The Clausing Barn Restaurant: literally a class of its own
4/81 p.54 il.
Waukesha Day Care Center
Who’s watching the kids?
1/85 p.44
Waukesha Freeman (newspaper)
Pressroom confidential
9/87 p.14
Waukesha Freeman (newspaper)
Of firings, ratings and column killings
7/87 p.16
Waukesha Freeman
Pressroom confidential
4/86 p.17
Waukesha Freeman
Pressroom confidential
11/85 p.21
Waukesha Freeman (newspaper)
Dateline Waukesha
6/84 p.44
Waukesha Freeman
Inside Milwaukee (column)
11/82 p.11
Waukesha Freeman
War in Waukesha!
11/81 p.11
Waukesha Journal
Pressroom confidential (column)
12/89 p.16
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
Waukesha Symphony Orchestra
Inside Milwaukee (column)
2/82 p.10
Waupun Correctional Institute
A jailhouse primer: how the other half lives
6/87 pp.30-36
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.40
Wauwatosa – Economic Conditions
The Mayfair miracle: how Wauwatosa got rich
10/82 p.30 il.
Wauwatosa Planning Commission
Who killed Jacobus Park?
5/88 p.74
Ways and Means Committee
See: United States – Congress – House – Committee on Ways and Means
We Remember Productions, Inc.
Magical Mystery Tribute (insider column)
6/90 pp.17-18
Weakland, Rembert G. (Archbishop)
The Journal, the Archbishop, and Bud
11/94 p.12
Weakland, Rembert G.
Letters
9/91 p.9
Weakland, Archbishop Rembert G.
A monk for all seasons
7/91 p.46+
Weakland, Rembert (Archbishop)
The transformers
1/90 p.36
Weakland, Rembert
Rembert Weakland: Archbishop in the limelight
3/80 p.44 por.
Wear Art Thou (fashion show)
The look
11/89 pp.95-105
Weather – Mental and Physiological Effects – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
How to beat cabin fever indoors
2/80 p.34 il.
Weather – Mental and Physiological Effects – Anecdotes, Facetiae, Satire, Etc.
The 1980 greater Milwaukee how-to-beat-cabin-fever-or-perish-in-the-attempt board game
2/80 p.46 col. il.
Weather – Milwaukee
The top ten
3/88 p.18
Weather – Milwaukee
Life in the annual ice age
4/79 p.4 il.
Weather Forecasting
The insider: rating the Doppler gang
5/91 p.13+
Weather Forecasting
The contrarian
5/90 pp.50-54+
Weaver, Marvin
The axing of Marvin Weaver
11/84 p.64
Weber, Jean-Paul
The elusive chef
7/85 p.13
Weber, Sharon
Cover girl
11/81 p.23 il.
Weber, Sharon
Farewell, my lovelies
11/81 p.18 col. cov. por.
Webster’s (book store)
Battle of the books
11/85 p.21
Weddings
Wonderful world of weddings
1/90 following page p.42 (special advertising section)
Wehr Nature Center
On tour
7/86 p.50
Weickhardt, Sid
Silver linings
2/94 p.36+
Weickhardt, Sid
Earning his stripes
9/85 p.16
Weier, Aurora
Blood feud
4/86 p.55
Weigers, Mary
Death of a horse
6/85 p.32
Weight Lifting
See also: Sports Clubs
Weight Lifting
Blood, sweat, and “the pump”: the agonies of building a better body
11/79 p.41 il.
Weir, Todd M.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Weir, Todd (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Weil, Tom (CEO, Phil Tolkan Pontiac)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.37
Weiss, Robert (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Weiss, Robert
The proving grounds
5/88 p.31
Weiss, Robert
The best of the bar
2/85 p.91
Weissert, William L.
Community service
5/86 p.58
Weistrop, Leonard
Most interesting people in town
(no additional info listed)
Wejksnora, Peter
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Welbes, Ralph (midget)
Endgame (column)
6/82 p.80 por.
Welch, Robert J. (“Woody”)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
4/82 p.10
Welfare
See: Public Welfare
Weller, Jan (talk show host)
Clothiers to the stars
5/90 p.21
Welles, Orson
Mozart of the movies
1/86 p.17
Wellhoefer, Jon
Most likely to succeed
3/85 p.55
Wellman, Bob
Bottom-line morality
5/88 p.30
Wellman, Robert
Holy names
10/86 pp.74-81
Wellness
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Wellness Center
High-test health
5/85 p.58
Wendland, Janice
1/85 p.35
We’re Nuts
Best of
10/85 p.60
Werth, Tony
Allen-Bradley gives its workers a real song and dance
7/81 p.31 por. il.
Wesson, Phil
Creative minds
10/85 p.110
West, Leslie
Pressroom confidential
7/91 p.12
West, Leslie
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.48
The West Allis Farmers’ Market
The West Allis farmers’ market
7/81 p.10 il.
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Florence Nightingale is dead
11/88 pp.50-60
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Selling the hospital
2/87 pp.63-78
West Bank Café
Fit to be Thai’d
3/91 p.48+
West Bank Café
Best of
10/85 p.64
West Side (neighborhood)
East versus west
6/95 p.150
West Side (neighborhood)
East versus west
6/93 p.32+
West Side – Milwaukee
Tour de force
5/86 p.125
West Side Conservation Corporation
Tour de force
5/86 p.125
Westmoor Country Club
At your leisure
7/86 p.55
Westside Community Development Corporation
The unbar
4/80 p.8
Wexler, Steve (WISN radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.37
Wheeler, Mary Ann
The seduction of Mary Ann Wheeler
3/88 p.82
Wherry, Michael
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Whirligigs
A cream city Christmas
12/89 p.38
Whirligigs
Yard art
7/85 p.99
Whispers Video
Best of
10/85 p.67
The Whistling Swan
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
White, Carolyn
Sight 225: a blossoming “alternative” gallery
2/81 p.21 por.
White, Mike
People of the beach: a look at the lakefront regulars
8/79 p.50 por.
White, O.C.
Update
7/90 p.16
White, O.C.
The greatest story never told
10/86 pp.48-59
White, O.C.
O.C.’s IOU
7/84 p.10
White, Robert (Milwaukee fire fighter)
The scab
7/83 p.19
White, Walter H.
Education, labor, law
5/86 p.52
White, Walter H., Jr.
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.54
White Milwaukee Defense Network
Pressroom confidential (column)
6/90 p.18
Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee made easy
7/86 p.40
Whitefish Bay
Growing up empty
2/85 p.99
Whitlaw, Opal
Mother’s day
4/88 p.34
Whitney’s (restaurant)
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.43
Whitney’s (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.64
Whitney’s (restaurant)
One from the heart
5/85 p.35
Whitten, Wayne F.
Embarrassment of riches
10/93 p.10+
Whyte, George K.
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Whyte, George (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Widows
See: Displaced homemakers
Wield, Elanor
Death of a salesman
2/87 pp.30-39
Wife Beating
Mistaking cruelty for kindness: the story of a battered woman
1/81 p.44 il.
Wigdale, James
Moving on up
3/85 p.51
Wiken, Dick (architectural sculptor)
The last masters
9/82 p.58 pors.
Wild Space Dance Company
Fine arts guide – dance
9/89 p.82
Wild Space Dance Company
A dance of one’s own
12/88 pp.31-35
Wild Space (dance troupe)
The insider review
2/88 p.15
Wild Space (dance troupe)
New-fangled barn dance
4/87 p.14
Wilder, James
The sweet taste of defeat
8/94 p.11+
Wildflowers (restaurant)
Morning’s glory
2/86 p.44
Wiley, Al
The GOP follies
7/86 p.13
William F. O’Donnell Park
Building a town square
2/90 pp.35-38
Williams, Annette Polly
Wisconsin’s best…
3/86 p.72
Williams, Anson (actor)
Potsie with Moxie
11/83 p.12
Williams, George, Dr.
Science, medicine and technology
5/86 p.71
Williams, Marion
Corn goodness
8/85 p.119
Williams, Mark (former Ozaukee County District Attorney)
Movin’ on up
5/84 p.14
Williams, Neil
Mr. Precocious
4/93 p.15
Williams, Patricia
Writing ‘bout the revolution
2/91 p.15
Williamson, Theresa Miles
1/85 p.35
Williams, Tom
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.47
Willing Couples (book)
Dealing in reality
10/81 p.9
Willis, Bob
Pressroom confidential
1/92 p.13
Wills, Robert (Sentinel editor)
Pressroom confidential
3/88 p.16
Wills, Robert Hamilton (Milwaukee Sentinel editor)
Raging bull
5/83 p.24
Willys Station Wagon
Designing the American dream
8/87 p.46
Wilmeth, Harvey
FYI (column)
8/82 p.73 il.
Wilmot Mountain
Going downhill
11/85 p.52
Wilmouth, Thomas
Ace attorneys
2/95 p.24+
Wilson, Ann
The transformers
1/90 pp.33-34
Wilson, Arlene
Seven women
9/85 p.75
Wilson, Arlene
Sammer soiree
8/82 p.42
Wilson, Donald
The spirit of enterprise
8/85 p.48
Wilson, Melodie
TV’s loss, our gain
12/91 p.8
Wilson, Melodie
Home for the holidays: a former newscaster reflects on her first holiday season away from the anchor desk
12/91 p.28+
Wilson, Melodie
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Wilson, Melodie (newscaster)
Melodie’s choice
11/83 p.26
Wilson, Michael
More than child’s play
4/87 p.11
Wilson, Michael
Not the same old song and dance
9/86 pp.14-18
Wimpy’s Hunt Club (bar)
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.35
Windsurfing
At your leisure
7/86 p.73
Wine (column)
Issues from Jan. 81-
Wine
The spirits of giving
12/87 p.61
Wine
Trading up
3/86 p.43
Wine
Wines 101
6/85 p.69
Wine
A night of wines
3/85 p.35
Wine
Advice and consent: the delicate art of dealing with a sommelier
3/84 p.16
Wine
The wines of summer
6/82 p.38 il.
Wine Cellars
Buyer and cellar: how to create and stock an eminently respectable wine cellar
6/84 p.25
Wineries – Wisconsin
Pressed for success
8/83 p.31
Wininsky, Mayrice
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.52
Winsor, Lauren
Pressroom confidential
9/91 p.14
Winter, Bruce
Tune deaf
11/94 p.14
Winter, Richard
Scenario for success
5/79 p.38 por.
Winter Sports
The insider index: downhill thrills
3/88 p.22
Winter Sports
Far from the wallening crowd
11/85 p.51
Winter Sports
Wintering in Wisconsin
10/80 p.49 col. il.
Winter Sports
How to beat cabin fever outdoors
2/80 p.40 il.
Winter Sports – Wisconsin
Splendor in the snow
1/82 p.38
Wintergreen Touring Center
Top cross-country trails
11/85 p.54
Winters, Brian (Bucks’ player)
Portrait
11/82 p.79
Wirth, Harry I. (professor)
The art of simplicity
12/88 p.17
Wirth, Pat
Private pain
3/95 p.52+
Wirth, Patricia
Pressroom confidential
1/85 p.17
Wisconsin – Archeology
Ground mounds (lizard mound)
10/93 p.12
Wisconsin – Biography
What Wisconsin gave to the world (Carmex to Georgia O’Keefe)
6/94 p.18+
Wisconsin – Description & Travel
See: Travel (column) 8/79
Wisconsin – Description & Travel
Just do it
6/94 p.38+
Wisconsin – Description & Travel
A summer place (guide to vacation property)
3/94 p.20+
Wisconsin – Description & Travel
The road less traveled (rustic roads)
11/93 p.24+
Wisconsin – Description & Travel
Into the woods (nature trails in Wisconsin)
6/93 p.72+
Wisconsin – Description & Travel
Spring/summer leisure guide (special advertising section)
4/90 pp.127-146
Wisconsin – Description & Travel
Wisconsin escapes
4/87 pp.57-73
Wisconsin – Description & Travel
The uncommon holiday
6/84 p.33
Wisconsin – Economic Conditions
State of siege
11/82 p.55
Wisconsin – History
What Wisconsin gave to the world (Carmex to Georgia O’Keefe)
6/94 p.18+
Wisconsin – Politics & Government
As others see us
1/94 p.10
Wisconsin – Politics & Government
Citizen Kohl
10/88 pp.27-29
Wisconsin – Politics & Government
Government by PAC: a campaign finance primer
9/88 pp.40-49
Wisconsin – Politics & Government
Our fair share
8/88 pp.27-31
Wisconsin – Politics & Government
Where the money is
7/88 pp.21-24
Wisconsin – Politics & Government
Reality test (U.S. House and Senate candidates)
6/88 pp.21-24
Wisconsin – Politics & Government
Gusty political winds
8/84 p.14
Wisconsin – Politics & Government
David Berger’s magnificent obsession
3/82 p.22 il.
Wisconsin Alliance for Children
A voice for the children
2/89 p.17
Wisconsin Arts Board
Who’s funding whom?
2/90 pp.42-43
Wisconsin Arts Board
The accidental tourist bureau
4/89 pp.27-29
Wisconsin Arts Board
The axing of Marvin Weaver
11/84 p.64
Wisconsin Arts Board – Percent for Art Program
Making space
1/90 pp.28-29
Wisconsin Badgers (football)
St. Elroy’s fire
11/85 p.157
Wisconsin Business Journal (periodical)
8/86 p.16
Wisconsin Canoe Association
Summer in the city
6/86 p.54
Wisconsin Cheese Mart
Wurst wishes
12/84 p.169
Wisconsin Club
Private business
9/87 p.19
Wisconsin Club
Ladies welcome
3/85 p.18
Wisconsin Community Fund
Money with a message
10/86 p.18
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
Move over, Iron Maiden
2/87 p.11
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
Higher education
7/86 p.73
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music Building (1584 N. Prospect Ave.)
See: Charles I. McIntosh residence
Wisconsin Craftsmen Store
Best of
10/85 p.71
Wisconsin Dairyland Greyhound Park
Dog fight
2/94 p.28+
Wisconsin Dells
For whom the dells toll
3/92 p.18
Wisconsin Education Association Council
The devil on Nob Hill (Morris Andrew)
12/90 pp.48-56
Wisconsin Electric
Ask the insider
5/88 p.17
Wisconsin Energy Corporation
See: WEPCO
Wisconsin Gas Company
Ask the insider
11/85 p.18
Wisconsin Institute for Torah Study
One serious school
3/95 p.16
Wisconsin Legislature
The party’s over
9/94 p.34+
Wisconsin Leisure Guide
10/85 pp.73-88
Wisconsin Lottery Money Game
Risky business
10/89 pp.40-52
Wisconsin Magazine
Not as crazy after all these years
3/87 p.14
Wisconsin Magazine
Beefing up Wisconsin
12/86 p.16
Wisconsin Monthly
The perils of publishing
11/81 p.10 il.
Wisconsin Painters’ and Sculptors’ Guild
Milwaukee’s panorama painters: they left a record of turn-of-the-century life
7/81 p.21 il.
Wisconsin Periodical Distributors
The perils of publishing
11/81 p.10 il.
Wisconsin Photography Invitational
2/79 p.38 (including photos)
Wisconsin Policy Research Institute
The funding of John McCullough
4/89 p.18
Wisconsin Sky Divers’ Parachute Club, Inc.
Summer in the city
6/86 p.54
Wisconsin Supreme Court – Judges
The trouble with Shirley
12/87 p.80
Wisconsin Tourism Federation
The accidental tourist bureau
4/89 pp.27-29
Wisconsin Wilderness (Milwaukee company)
Make a million dollars!
3/88 p.41
Wisconsin Woman Magazine
Pressroom confidential
4/88 p.16
Wisconsin Woman Magazine
Pressroom confidential
9/87 p.14
Wisconsin Woman Magazine
Wisconsin woman: troubled beginnings
6/87 p.16
Wiseman, Christine
Till death do us part
3/95 p.13+
Witzling, Lawrence
Milwaukee in the year 2020
5/87 pp.40-110
Wizard Wing (museum)
The answer center
1/86 p.93
Wohlrab, Art
People of the beach: a look at the lakefront regulars
8/79 p.50 por.
Wolf River Lodge
A winter’s tale
11/86 pp.40-48
Wolfe, Marty Burns
Pressroom confidential
4/90 p.16
Wolff, Bruno
Jumping ship
9/87 p.13
Wolski’s
The inside review
2/91 p.19
Wolski’s Tavern
The insider review
4/88 p.18
Woman
See: Women
Woman To Woman Conference
Woman to woman, person to person
9/80 p.8
Woman To Woman, Inc.
Woman to woman
10/84 p.96
Woman’s Club
Private business
9/87 p.19
Women – Employment
Terry comes home
12/86 pp.49-169
Women – Employment
Employment discrimination at Marquette?
2/81 p.32
Women – Sports
Full court
4/85 p.74
Women Artists
See: Douglas, Christine
Women Athletes
The insider: hang her from your rearview mirror
11/88 p.19
Women Cooks
The lady is a chef
12/89 pp.109-110
Women Entrepreneurs
Women entrepreneurs (special advertising section)
1/90 pp.73-79
Women In Business Day
These women mean business
5/82 p.62
Women Musicians
See: Dougherty, Lee
Women’s Business Initiative Corporation
Women entrepreneurs (special advertising section)
1/90 pp.73-79
Women’s Council
The X factor
8/86 pp.115-119
Wood, James (politician)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
6/83
Wood Carving
A jack of all trades
9/80 p.7 il.
Woodlake Market (Kohler, WI)
Plumb delicious
2/92 p.21
Woodland Pattern Book Center
Part of the pattern
5/84 p.68
Woods, Fronza
A candid camera
3/86 p.140
Woodwind Arts Quintet
Out of the shadows: the age of the woodwinds may well be upon us
2/84 p.53
Woodwind Arts Quintet
Teamwork: the woodwind arts quintet
7/80 p.69
Wooldridge, Brian
Milwaukeean of the year
1/95 p.22+
Work
See: Labor and Laboring Classes
Work Assistance Program
The work assistance program: welfare gone awry
1/81 p.32
Work Exchange, Inc.
Sharing by barter
11/80 p.9 il.
Work Satisfaction
See: Job Satisfaction
Working Mothers
See: Mothers – Employment
Working Women
See: Women – Employment
World Cities of the Future Planning and Design Ideas Competition
Milwaukee in the year 2020
5/87 pp.40-110
World Famous Jim Mitchell’s
Tonight’s the night
4/85 p.34
World Festivals, Inc.
Putting Summerfest on ice (insider column)
8/89 p.15
World Series (Milwaukee)
Inside Milwaukee (column)
12/82 p.12
World War (1939-1945)
When Milwaukee went to war
10/79 p.67 il.
Worm Composting
Compost crawlers
9/91 p.12
Wray, Gail Miller
Inside Milwaukee (column)
7/82 p.17
Wrestling
Blood & Money
6/83 p.35
Wright, Randy
Jock waves
12/94 p.48+
Writers
See: Authors
Writers Clubs and Societies
See: Literary Clubs and Societies
Wuesthoff, Sally
A Cinderella story
4/81 p.10 il.
Wyble, Eric
Eric Wyble: night man, music man
5/79 p.14 por.
X Back to Top
X-570 (band)
Yes, but can you dance to it?
4/86 p.49
Xtra
Pressroom confidential
7/86 p.14
Xtra
Pressroom confidential
5/86 p.20
Xtra
Pressroom confidential
2/86 p.14
Y Back to Top
YSV Film Series
Revival of a classic
11/86 p.14
Yachts and Yachting
The wizard of zenda
12/86 pp.90-98
Yadgar, Obie
What’s keeping you awake at night
4/92 p.12
Yakubovich, Lana and Lev
Nailing down success
4/85 p.11
Yankee Hill (apartments)
The more the merrier
1/87 p.16
Yankovic, Frankie
Music of the rustbelt galaxy
3/89 pp.91-93
Yanovsky, Rostislav
A cream city Christmas
12/89 p.38
Yanovsky, Rostislav (artist)
Yard art
7/85 p.99
Yannay, Yehuda
The fine arts (column)
10/81 p.61 por.
Yarber, Larry
The false prophet
3/90 pp.90-97
Yeomen of the Guard (opera)
Yeoman’s service
4/85 p.83
Y-NOT II (tavern)
The insider review
1/92 p.14
Yogurt
Made in Milwaukee (column)
7/89 p.13
Yoshimura, Catherine (ballerina)
Portrait
2/82 p.55
Young, Allen
The chocolate connection
3/91 p.52+
Young, Debbie (WOKY radio)
One is the hungriest number
5/88 p.39
Youngquist, Wayne
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Youth
See also:
Adolescence
Drugs and youth
Youth
The problem of place (editorial)
7/90 p.90
Youth – Health & Hygiene
Coping with the aches of childhood
6/79 p.20 il.
Youth – Health & Hygiene
Tired teens and perplexed parents
5/79 p.8
Youth, Handicapped – Milwaukee
The fine arts (column)
9/82 p.77 por.
Youth Employment
Late nights in fast foods
11/89 pp.63-67+
Youth Hostels
Travel (column)
11/80 p.27 il.
Yuppies
A yuppie’s lament
7/84 p.32
Z Back to Top
Zabler, Howard
Hunting the modern mastodon: a look at Milwaukee’s collectors
6/80 p.32 por.
Zablocki, Clement
The waiting game
12/86 pp.73-87
Zablocki Veterans Medical Center
Anonymous warriors
9/95 p.130
Zaffiro’s (restaurant)
Slice of life
11/85 p.74
Zahn, Michael (radio Zahn)
Pressroom confidential
3/92 p.15
Zahn, Michael
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Zak, Damian
On the drink-and-eats beat
12/85 p.18
Zak’s
On the drink-and-eats beat
12/85 p.18
Zambello, Francesca
The heat is on
7/87 pp.23-25
Zander, Thomas (attorney)
The lawyers’ lawyers
6/90 pp.50-55
Zehner, Chuck
On track (review)
5/90 p.22
Zeidler, Carl (Milwaukee mayor)
The year we beat the mayor
11/83 p.50
Zeidler, Frank
A man of honor
2/95 p.114
Zeidler, Frank
Last of a breed
11/85 p.78
Zelazo, Nathaniel (Nate)
The secret empire of Nate Zelazo
7/90 pp.66-72+
Zelazo, Ronald
The secret empire of Nate Zelazo
7/90 pp.66-72+
Zellmer, Orval
Fast forward
7/86 p.76
Zelman, Aaron
The insider: firing away
4/95 p.13
Zempel, Clare
Business & industry
5/86 p.84
Zenz, Catherine
Whatever happened to…part two
10/87 p.93
Zepecki, David
The hired gun
5/88 p.82
Zepecki, David
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.49
Zeppos, Evan
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Zeppos, Evan
The hired gun
5/88 p.82
Zeppos, Evan
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.49
Zeppos, Remsik, Inc.
The hired gun
5/88 p.82
Zetley, Sol Nazari
La Guajolotera; story
(no additional information)
Ziarniki, Robert, Police Chief
Fast forward
7/86 p.75
Ziarniki, Bob
The end of a police fantasy
1/86 p.15
Ziel, Scott
Milwaukeeans of the year
1/95 p.22+
Zielinski, Tony
Mouths to a flame
11/95 p.17
Zien, Burt
Most interesting people in town
1/86 p.46
Zigman, Robert
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
Zigman, Robert (public relations)
The hired gun
5/88 p.83
Zilber, Joe (real estate)
Bridge over troubled real estate
3/89 pp.25-27
Zimmerman, Carl
What’s journalism go to do with it?
9/86 p.16
Zimmermann, H. Russell
An avid preservationist
10/79 p.63 por.
Zimmermann, Russell
See: Zimmermann, H. Russell
Ziolkowski, Leonard
Fast forward
7/86 p.77
Zodiac Escorts (escort service)
The Milwaukee madam
5/90 pp.44-49
Zoltowski, Chris (nurse)
Florence Nightingale is dead
11/88 pp.50-60
Zoo-opolis
The zoo revue
2/86 p.27
Zoological Gardens
See: Milwaukee County Zoo
Zoological Society of Milwaukee County
See: Milwaukee County Zoo
Zorba’s (restaurant)
Best of
10/85 p.66
Zuberbuehler, Alan
Baby, I’m the next best thing
6/95 p.132+
Zucker, Jerry and David
From Shorewood to Hollywood
5/82 p.20 pors.
Zukrow, Nita
1/85 p.31
Zur Krone
The sophisticated sipper: Mr. Ellipse joins the beer drinking clubs
4/88 p.20
Zvers, Art
Revival of a classic
11/86 p.14
Zweifel, Dave
Media clout
1/91 p.34+
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