Madison Magazine - November 2012

November 2012

In This Issue

Person of the Year: The Dairy Farmer

The worst drought in decades brings Dane County’s rich and varied agricultural community into sharp focus. Dairy farmers in particular have been hit hard, but surviving—even thriving—in hard...

By Maggie Ginsberg-Schutz

Paying It Forward

Meet ten Madisonians playing a key role in Madison’s circle of giving

By Valerie Chesnik

Departments

Archive » Departments
	Happy Holiday Travels SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION
	Happy Cows The World Dairy Expo shows us why this is America’s Dairyland By Nancy Christy & Neil Heinen
	Small Town Downtown Tried-and-true favorites at The Fountain By Dan Curd
	My 88-year-old Father Got Acupuncture And that convinced me that my attitudes about integrative medicine were more old-fashioned than his By Jennifer Garrett
	Warm Up to Twin Cities Dining Minneapolis and St. Paul have grown into a multicultural foodie mecca By David Hyland
	Forbidden Fruit The perfect autumn drink at Underground Food Collective’s Forequarter By Sarah Karon
	Crème de la Crème Breakfast and lunch done right at Crema Café By Grace Edquist
	Tasteful Traditions Indian-spiced battered vegetables By Otehlia Cassidy
	Does Your Work Stink? Keep trying—you’ll get there By Rebecca Ryan
	A Fabled Table A Spring Green shop has what you need to make your home beautiful and unique By Shayna Miller
	November 2012 Event Highlights A book fest, Bob Dylan, powerful dance and monologues about favorite foods—what a fantastic month for the arts in Madison! By Katie Vaughn
	A Must-read for Cheeseheads New book by William Povletich gives the complete history of the Green Bay Packers By Grace Edquist
	The Essential Details Fall’s moody palette of blacks and blues plus a pop of color allows you to pull off your look with panache By Shayna Miller
	Vantage Points A new ballet show from Marlene Skog exhibits the “Facets” of life By Katie Vaughn
	Eclectic Excitement A love of vintage and modern styles leads a west-side couple to create a sophisticated one-of-a-kind home By Katie Vaughn
	Village Vines A well-balanced white wine from France By Michael Kwas
	Ready, Set, Tech Under Erica Laughlin’s leadership, ITA trains our future By Derrell Connor
	House Party SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION
	Integrative Health SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION
Archive » Dining Out
	Happy Cows The World Dairy Expo shows us why this is America’s Dairyland By Nancy Christy & Neil Heinen
	Small Town Downtown Tried-and-true favorites at The Fountain By Dan Curd
	Forbidden Fruit The perfect autumn drink at Underground Food Collective’s Forequarter By Sarah Karon
	Crème de la Crème Breakfast and lunch done right at Crema Café By Grace Edquist
	Village Vines A well-balanced white wine from France By Michael Kwas
Archive » Habitat
	Tasteful Traditions Indian-spiced battered vegetables By Otehlia Cassidy
	Eclectic Excitement A love of vintage and modern styles leads a west-side couple to create a sophisticated one-of-a-kind home By Katie Vaughn
	House Party SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION
Archive » Health
	My 88-year-old Father Got Acupuncture And that convinced me that my attitudes about integrative medicine were more old-fashioned than his By Jennifer Garrett
	Integrative Health SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION
Archive » Madison Business
	Happy Holiday Travels SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION
	Does Your Work Stink? Keep trying—you’ll get there By Rebecca Ryan
	Ready, Set, Tech Under Erica Laughlin’s leadership, ITA trains our future By Derrell Connor
Archive » Spotlight
	November 2012 Event Highlights A book fest, Bob Dylan, powerful dance and monologues about favorite foods—what a fantastic month for the arts in Madison! By Katie Vaughn
	A Must-read for Cheeseheads New book by William Povletich gives the complete history of the Green Bay Packers By Grace Edquist
	Vantage Points A new ballet show from Marlene Skog exhibits the “Facets” of life By Katie Vaughn
Archive » Shopping & Style
	A Fabled Table A Spring Green shop has what you need to make your home beautiful and unique By Shayna Miller
	The Essential Details Fall’s moody palette of blacks and blues plus a pop of color allows you to pull off your look with panache By Shayna Miller
Archive » Travel
	Warm Up to Twin Cities Dining Minneapolis and St. Paul have grown into a multicultural foodie mecca By David Hyland

Columns

Archive » Agenda
	Persons of Interest A look at our Persons of the Year past and present By Brennan Nardi
Archive » For the Record
	Weird Science Facts are facts, except when we don’t like them By Neil Heinen
Archive » Genuine Articles
	Happy Cows The World Dairy Expo shows us why this is America’s Dairyland By Nancy Christy & Neil Heinen
Archive » Next
	Does Your Work Stink? Keep trying—you’ll get there By Rebecca Ryan
Archive » Out There
	Field of Memories By John Roach

November 2012

In This Issue

Departments

Departments

Dining Out

Habitat

Health

Madison Business

Spotlight

Shopping & Style

Travel

Columns

Agenda

For the Record

Genuine Articles

Next

Out There

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