MILWAUKEE PRESS CLUB SIX DEGREES OF MILWAUKEE

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EDITOR
CLAIRE HANAN
MILWAUKEE MAGAZINE
DESIGNER
KRISTA SCHMIDT
MILWAUKEE MAGAZINE
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PRESIDENT’S LETTER
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SACRED CAT
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HEADLINER
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HEADLINER
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MPC AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN
WISCONSIN JOURNALISM WINNERS
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SIX DEGREES OF MILWAUKEE:
CONNECTED FOR 168 YEARS
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ROSTER OF MEMBERS
PRESS CLUB MEETING PLACE
NEWSROOM PUB
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Milwaukee, WI 53202
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MARK KASS
JONATHAN ALTER
MICHAEL PINK
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North Prairie, WI 53153-0176
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MPC and MPC Endowment Ltd. thanks this year’s independent panel of contest judges, active journalists from
press clubs throughout the U.S., including Florida, Idaho,
Michigan and Pennsylvania and in Houston, New Orleans,
San Diego, San Francisco and Syracuse. A special thanks
to Maryann Lazarski, Joette Richards and the MPC contest
committee for their oversight of our contest. Each year,
the Milwaukee Press Club is asked to judge similar contests
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MILWAUKEE PRESS CLUB | ONCE A YEAR 2014
SEAN RYAN
ALISON BAUTER
STACY VOGEL DAVIS
RICH KIRCHEN
Any president’s letter needs to include an update on the
club’s financial condition and I’m happy to say we are in a very
solid position. Thanks to the effort of Mueller Communications, Inc. President and Press Club Treasurer Carl Mueller. He
has trained us all to make sure we ask, “What would Carl say?”
before we approve any club expense.
And the Press Club would not be the strong organization it
is without the hard work of Joette Richards, our club administrator. I am constantly amazed by the way Joette keeps everything organized – from setting up for all of our events to orga-
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County Executive Chris Abele and Police Chief Ed Flynn.
In 2013, we added a new of event
called “Behind the Headlines,” which
presents a panel discussion of community leaders talking about the major
topics impacting southeastern Wisconsin. They are then questioned by
a three-person media panel. Over the
past year, we have held events focusing
on the impact of the federal Affordable
Care Act, the increase in entrepreneurship and innovation in the Milwaukee
area, the business case for promoting
women and the push for a new arena
Downtown.
In each case, these events have been
well-attended and prompted interesting discussions and debates about these
major issues. And they have made news,
something we believe should happen at
all Press Club events.
I want to thank board members
Marilyn Krause, Mary Van de Kamp
Nohl, Jim Nelson and Jody Lowe for all
of their efforts in putting together these
events.
We have also continued our strong
series of newsmaker events held at the
Newsroom Pub. One of the most exciting newsmaker luncheons featured
the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra’s
Frank Almond, just days after the police recovered the multimillion-dollar
Stradivarius that was stolen from Almond in a case that received worldwide
media attention. I want to thank board
member Steve Jagler, who has led our
newsmakers effort for many years.
The beginnings of a new website and a new set of panel discussions contribute to
I also want to thank Lori Richards
Press Club’s ongoing success. BY MARK KASS
and Jody Lowe for their hard work
in finding corporate sponsors for our
many events. Our events are a financial
WHEN I WAS ASKED TO CONSIDER serving as president of the success as a result of their efforts.
Milwaukee Press Club last August, I thought about the club’s long hisOne of the biggest efforts currently underway by the Press Club is
tory and its strong board, which I have had the pleasure of serving on an overhaul of our website. We have spent several months reviewing
for the last several years.
our website and identifying opportunities to improve the information
Unlike other boards, the Milwaukee Press Club board is a work- presented and additional ways to provide services to our members.
ing body where members are always volunteering to help plan an
We have chosen a local vendor to greatly improve the usability
event or recruit a new member. And those board members have been of our website and increase the information that we can provide to
kept quite busy this past year with the Press Club’s growing roster of our members, including adding a section that will list open media
events.
positions in the area.
Our signature event, the city’s birthday party, drew its largest
I really want to thank our website subcommittee, which consisted
crowd in years as it has become a can’t-miss networking event. Where of Jim Nelson, Mary Van de Kamp Nohl, Jody Lowe and Fraser Enelse can you go and find business and community leaders network- german, for their hard work in putting together the request for proing with a long list of elected officials, including Mayor Tom Barrett, posals and selecting the firm that will work on our website.
Your local business news source online and in print.
ONE OF THE BIGGEST
EFFORTS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY
BY THE PRESS CLUB IS AN
OVERHAUL OF OUR WEBSITE.
nizing our popular Excellence in Wisconsin Journalism awards
contest. Thank you, Joette, for everything you do.
Being president of the Press Club has been a very humbling
experience. When you consider the fact that we are the oldest
continuously operating press club in North America, you know
how special this organization is. But if you ever need a reminder, I urge you to check out the signatures from so many prominent people that line the walls of the Newsroom Pub. This is a
special organization and one that all of its members should be
very proud to be involved with.
I want to congratulate our Headline Award winners Michael Pink, Milwaukee Ballet artistic director, and Stephen Roell, recently retired CEO of Johnson Controls. I have had the
honor of getting to know Michael and Steve over the last decade and fully understand the important role they have played
in our community.
It is also an honor to award our esteemed Sacred Cat to Jonathan Alter, who is a multi-media journalist, national author,
reporter, columnist and NBC News political analyst.
To them, and to all of the winners of the MPC Excellence in
Wisconsin Journalism Awards: congratulations.
Please join me in toasting them. ■
Mark Kass
Milwaukee Press Club President
is proud to accept its Milwaukee Press Club
Awards for its extensive daily and weekly
coverage of Milwaukee’s business commuity.
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Obama will be remembered for ending
a long era in our history when, if you or
your child got sick, you had to sell your
home or declare personal bankruptcy.
Unless Obamacare is repealed, which is
unlikely, future generations won’t have
to worry about this. The many flaws in
Obamacare will fade in importance next
to the ban on discrimination against those
with preexisting conditions.
If the Republicans win control of both houses
this November, would that effectively end
President Obama’s second term?
No. Presidents have plenty of power –
particularly in foreign affairs – even if
the other party controls Congress. Eisenhower, Nixon, Ford, Reagan, George
H.W. Bush and George W. Bush all faced
Congresses controlled by the other party,
though the partisanship was less.
What will become of the Tea Party?
People will recognize it for what it is: a
collection of old, white, anti-Washington
conservatives. Such voters will always exist but the name is already becoming pejorative, which means it will soon slip into
disuse.
THE LONG VIEW
A Q&A with Jonathan Alter, whose political reporting experience provides
illuminating perspective. BY STEVE JAGLER
WHEN IT COMES TO
being dialed into
the powers that be in the Washington, D.C.,
Jonathan Alter has few peers.
Alter spent 28 years at Newsweek, where
he was a senior editor, columnist and wrote
more than 50 cover stories. He has also written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Washington Monthly, The Atlantic, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, The New
Republic, Bloomberg View and more. Since
1996, Alter has been an analyst and contributing correspondent for NBC News and
MSNBC. He is currently an executive producer of “Alpha House,” a political comedy
created by Garry Trudeau and starring John
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Goodman. It’s for these reasons and more
that the Milwaukee Press Club selected the
award-winning author, reporter, columnist
and television news analyst as the 2014 Sacred Cat Award honoree.
Hoping to glean some of his insider
knowledge and historical perspective, we
asked him about the national political landscape in 2014 and beyond.
How do you think history will remember
President Obama?
It’s too soon to say for sure, but in addition
to being remembered forever in the U.S.
for being the first black president, I think
Do you think Hillary Clinton will run for
president in 2016?
Yes, if her health stays good. She wants a
woman president and knows she is the
best bet for one.
What do you think of the chances for Gov.
Scott Walker and U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan as
presidential candidates?
If Walker wins reelection convincingly,
he will be a strong candidate. If he wins
narrowly, I think he will still run because
the race is wide open. He could surprise a
lot of people because there’s a hunger for a
governor this time, though Jeb Bush running would make it hard for him. Ryan
seems more focused on being chairman
of the House Ways and Means Committee
and eventually speaker, though he is the
most popular Republican in most polls
and would make a plausible candidate. I
think either would lose to Clinton. ■
It’s all business to us.
As a committed corporate citizen with 170,000 employees serving clients in 150 countries, we take the business of
engaging the community just as serious as the business of building a brighter, more sustainable world. At Johnson
Controls, when it comes to community involvement, we mean business.
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Yet Pink says he’s “amazed at the giving climate” in Milwaukee.
“Our company is doing extremely well
considering what we’ve all been through
with the economy,” Pink says.
He has put his stamp on the company
by nurturing young up-and-coming dancers and encouraging new choreographers,
says long-time ballet board member Donna
Baumgartner.
THE ARTISTIC COLLABORATOR
Michael Pink’s leadership extends far beyond the Milwaukee Ballet.
BY JIM NELSON
MICHAEL PINK HAS MADE headlines for
the Milwaukee Ballet for more than a decade.
Pink, the longest serving artistic director
in the company’s history, talks with passion
about the company and its accomplishments
under his leadership. That includes a recent
nationally televised broadcast on PBS of “Peter Pan,” a ballet that he choreographed, performed by the company he leads.
But Pink also speaks with the optimism
and enthusiasm of an entrepreneur who sees
an opportunity for arts groups and a medical
facility to work together to meld art, movement and health under a single roof.
Pink likes to talk about the stages of his
career, from a successful run in England as
a dancer to work as a choreographer, creator
of original works and then artistic director.
That journey led him to Milwaukee,
where he found the Milwaukee Ballet had a
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lot going for it, including its own orchestra
and a top-flight costume shop.
“When I came here, I saw the potential
within the organization,” Pink says.
Under his leadership, the company
has staged numerous world premieres and
worked more closely with other performing
arts organizations, such as the Milwaukee
Repertory Theater. He also has led a spring
showcase that highlights works by new choreographers.
Pink says he has grown to appreciate the
richness of the community, its vibrant cultural scene and the support that the arts receive.
“It’s a place that has a history, tradition
and is blessed with some very loyal families,”
he says. “I understand it when I hear people
say they came for a year and stayed for 37.”
Like other arts groups, the ballet struggled during the recent economic downturn.
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“He’s attracted dancers from all over and
he feeds them and nurtures their careers,”
she says. “He portrays them as elite athletes,
which is what they are.”
Pink’s next act might be the most difficult
– and potentially the most rewarding for the
community. He’s helping lead the Harmony
Initiative, a partnership between the ballet,
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the
Medical College of Wisconsin. The vision is
for a new facility – including a home for the
ballet, a ballet school, a performance space
and a sports medicine clinic – in Downtown
Milwaukee.
The $40 million project would be “a onestop shop for people to be, to move and to
experience movement,” Pink says. The latest
plans call for renovating the Laacke & Joys
building downtown, along the Milwaukee
River.
“It’s a well-thought-out and methodical
project,” he says.
Baumgartner says the project represents
an important part of Pink’s legacy.
“Nobody in the community has been
more collaborative in the arts than Michael,”
she says. “He supports a whole arts ecosystem in Milwaukee.” ■
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Ricks of the Milwaukee Chapter of UNCF to
discuss an ambitious plan to raise $1 million
in scholarships for UNCF and students from
Milwaukee.
She said with the help of Roell and fellow
Johnson Controls executive Chuck Harvey,
they were able to meet the goal in just three
years and help dozens of Milwaukee students
attend college.
THOSE WITHIN JCI AREN ’T
THE ONLY ONES WHO SEE
ROELL AS AN EXAMPLE
OF COMMUNITY-MINDED
LEADERSHIP.
THE CIVIC-MINDED CEO
Stephen Roell focused not just on growing a company, but
growing a community. BY MARK KASS
WHEN YOU TALK TO STEPHEN ROELL,
you are as likely to hear about how much time
he spent working in the community as you are
to hear him talk about the record growth he
oversaw at Johnson Controls Inc.
Roell, who retired as chairman of Wisconsin’s largest public company at the end of
2013, believes it is important for CEOs to be
involved in the community. It was a lesson he
learned from one of his predecessors, Fred
Brengel, who served as head of Johnson Controls from 1967 to 1987.
“He very simply stated that those of us that
are fortunate and benefit from our success at
JCI need to help those in need,” Roell says. “It’s
really that simple.”
“We’re very fortunate in Milwaukee to
have CEOs that get it and devote their time
and resources,” he says. “The key is going beyond that and getting the entire leadership
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team and employee base engaged.”
When asked what community effort he’s
most proud of, Roell has a hard time singling out one.“There are many,” he says. “I
feel particularly attached to the United Way
of Greater Milwaukee, as does everyone who
has ever served in a co-chair role. Having the
opportunity to be a co-chair and then serving
as chairman of the board was very rewarding.
The opportunity to be associated with Hunger
Task Force, the Boys & Girls Club, United Negro College Fund, the Medical College of Wisconsin and Wheaton Franciscan have all been
great experiences.”
And those within JCI aren’t the only ones
who see Roell as an example of community-minded leadership.
Julia Taylor, president of the Greater Milwaukee Committee, says soon after Roell
took over as CEO, he invited her and Gloria
Congratulations,
Steve Roell.
Your passion for giving back and
your commitment to serving
the community make you a true
inspiration and a role model.
“Steve never sought the spotlight,” Taylor
says. “[He] pushed for big results and worked
side by side to accomplish the goal of opening
the door for so many young people to attend
college.”
Taylor says she remembers Roell’s son
speaking at a community event and pointing out that his father ensured each sibling
received a stellar education – a decision that
sometimes strained the family’s pocketbook.
“As a result, [he said], for years there was
never any furniture in the living room,” Taylor
recalls. “Steve would point to the empty room
and tell his children to remember the priorities in life. Education was more important for
Steve’s family than possessions.”
Roell started at Johnson Controls in 1982
and served as senior vice president and chief
financial officer from 1991 to 2004. He was appointed CEO in October 2007 and chairman
in January 2008. During his time as chairman
and CEO, the company grew to record levels
with revenues of $41.8 billion in fiscal 2012
with roughly 170,000 global employees.
The former CEO is known for his innovative efforts during his time at Johnson Controls, so much so that the company named its
Third Ward innovation center in Milwaukee
and an automotive design center in Holland,
Mich., after him.
Future Johnson Controls innovation hubs
around the world will also bear his name, including a center in the planned China headquarters in Shanghai. ■
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WITI - FOX 6 - Milwaukee
SILVER
FOX 6 NEWS STAFF
Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary
Celebration
BRONZE
WTMJ-TV NEWS AND SPORTS STAFF
SILVER
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OR SPORTS
BRONZE
Packers Podcast
WUWM RADIO
Black Men in Prison
BEST FEATURE STORY
OR SERIES
Scandal in US Speedskating
TYLER DUNNE, BOB McGINN
BRONZE
DAN DEICHER
Dick Trickle tribute
WKTY-AM
MIKE SIMONSON, GILMAN
HALSTED, DANIELLE KAEDING,
CHUCK QUIRMBACH
1963
SILVER
CHUCK QUIRMBACH
Troop Café
BRONZE
ALISON HENDERSON, DORI ZORI
VIDEO
(any medium)
BEST COVERAGE OF A BREAKING
NEWS STORY
COLLEEN HENRY
WISN-TV
SILVER
BRIAN GOTTER, JEFF JANCA
Moore Tornado
WTMJ-TV
CODY HOLYOKE, WTMJ-TV NEWS STAFF
Cody Holyoke Reporting Montage
WTMJ-TV
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OR SERIES
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GOLD
BRAD HICKS, JERRY IMIG, DAVE MICHUDA
Children’s Hospital Shooting
WISN-TV
SILVER
WISN 12 NEWS TEAM
SILVER
WISN 12 NEWS TEAM
Burlington Fire
WISN-TV
GOLD
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A Legion of Followers
WITI
Children’s Hospital Shooting Montage
WTMJ-TV
ANDREW KONKLE
GOLD
BRONZE
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Mining Dispute
Remembering Dr. King
RadioMilwaukee
BRAD HICKS, JEFF FRINGS
Heroin in Wisconsin Wisconsin Public Radio
BEST USE OF AUDIO WITHIN
A REPORT
SHAWN JOHNSON, GLEN MOBERG,
MIKE SIMONSON, CHUCK QUIRMBACH
NATE IMIG
GOLD
Braun Controversy
WTMJ-TV
ALISON DIRR, KATE PRENGAMAN
Wisconsin’s burgeoning frac sand industry
BRONZE
BEST MULTI-DAY COVERAGE OF
AN ONGOING STORY
MITCH TEICH
Elena’s House
RadioMilwaukee
GOLD
ERIN TONER
WTMJ-TV NEWS STAFF
High Risk Rent
STEVE CHAMRAZ, TIM MEULEMANS,
PAUL MARBLE
I-Team: Bus-ted
WTMJ-TV
BRONZE
MIKE LOWE, TIM VISTE, SUSANNE
BARTHEL, JERRY IMIG
Backward or Skyward
ONCE A YEAR 2014
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STORY OR SERIES
GOLD
TED PERRY, JON REIDY
First-Grade Crush
SILVER
JOYCE GARBACIAK, BRADY HEADINGTON,
JASON HUNTER
WTMJ-TV NEWS STAFF
Live at 10: Freeway Disasters
WTMJ-TV
ONLINE
(any medium)
Cancer In Pictures
WISN-TV
BEST BLOG
BRONZE
AARON R. CONKLIN
BRAD HICKS, JON REIDY
Nick Collins Now
BEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS
PROGRAM, DOCUMENTARY
OR NEWS SPECIAL
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RITA HAGEN-ALEMAN, JOHN EDDY,
BEN LORBER, HANK STRUNK,
BOB PALMER
On Assignment
WISN-TV
SILVER
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Stage Write
Madison Magazine
SILVER
KATIE VAUGHN
Artscape
Madison Magazine
BRONZE
ERIK GUNN
Pressroom Buzz
Milwaukee Magazine
BEST LIVE ONLINE COVERAGE
OF NEWS, SPORTS OR
LIFESTYLE EVENT
ISTHMUS STAFF, UW-MADISON
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND MASS
COMMUNICATIONS
Meet Madison
Isthmus
BRONZE
STEVEN ELBOW, TODD MILEWSKI,
MIKE D eVRIES, MICHELLE STOCKER
Dane County’s most expensive homes
The Capital Times
BEST WEBSITE DESIGN
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TARIK MOODY
radiomilwaukee.org
RadioMilwaukee
SILVER
MARK KASS, TODD BRAGSTAD,
DAVID SCHUYLER
bizjournals.com/milwaukee
BRONZE
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FOX 6 NEWS STAFF
GOLD
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WisPolitics.com Budget Blog
WisPolitics.com
BEST LOCAL NEWS OR
FEATURE WEBSITE
EVERETT L. MARSHBURN,
JOANNE WILLIAMS
For Jobs and Freedom: A Black
Nouveau Special
Milwaukee Public Television
JR ROSS, ANDY SZAL,
JASON SMATHERS
SILVER
SEAN RYAN, STACY VOGEL DAVIS
Decision by Kohl’s to drop its plans to
build new corporate headquarters
BEST NEWSCAST
BRONZE
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Spring election live blog
The Capital Times
FOX 6 NEWS STAFF
FOX 6 News at 9
SILVER
WTMJ-TV NEWS STAFF
Live at 10: Hospital Shooting
WTMJ-TV
CHRIS MURPHY
COLLEGIATE WINNERS
SILVER
BizTimes.com
BizTimes Milwaukee
Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Parade
18
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WUWM
WUWM.com
SILVER
SHARON McGOWAN AND
MILWAUKEE NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS SERVICE STAFF
BEST USE OF MULTIMEDIA
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
KATE GOLDEN, KATE PRENGAMAN
88NINE RADIOMILWAUKEE
GOLD
BRONZE
Water Watch Wisconsin Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism
radiomilwaukee.org
RadioMilwaukee
(any medium)
BEST SINGLE FEATURE
STORY UNDER 30”
BEST NEWS STORY SINGLE
OR ONGOING
SARAH HAUER, ANDREW PHILLIPS,
PAT SIMONAITIS
SEAMUS DOYLE, KARA
CHIUCHIARELLI, TESSA FOX,
SARAH HAUER
SILVER
SILVER
WRITING
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JACK CASEY
Federal Wisconsin legislators face
decision on intervention in Syria
The Daily Cardinal
SILVER
CAROLINE ROERS
Presidential search committee to include
layperson candidates to replace Pilarz
The Marquette Tribune
BRONZE
SCOTT WISE
UW-Milwaukee campus beat coverage
Media Milwaukee | University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
BEST SINGLE FEATURE
STORY OVER 30”
GOLD
MEREDITH LEE
This Land is My Land
Curb Magazine
SILVER
KRISTA CULBERTSON
Burlesque in Spotlight: Milwaukee
Women Find Freedom in Over-the-Top
Performance
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
GOLD
Boston bombings affect MU community
DAN PETERS
UWM Students Experienced 9/11 as
Young Children
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
BRONZE
ELEANOR PETERSON
From Meat Packer to Cultural Ambassador,
Frederick Layton Gave Art to Milwaukee
BEST SPORTS STORY
GOLD
GOLD
Administration needs to make its stand on
sexuality programs clear
ERIC OLIVER
Hitting the Jackpot in Kenosha
BRONZE (TIE)
KAYLA MASSEY
I Do Not Have the Right Kind of Cancer
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
BRONZE (TIE)
JOHNNY VANG
English is Hard
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
NICK BORNHEIMER
The Bonds of Basketball
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
SILVER
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JOURNALISM
Swedish Connection Far From Home
BEST STILL PHOTOGRAPH/PHOTOS
ANDREW DAWSON
(any medium)
BRONZE
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Small-Town Recruit, Big-City Talent
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Badgers open Big 10 play vs. Purdue
The Daily Cardinal
KIMBERLY RHYME
BRONZE
BEST CRITICAL REVIEW Warriors on Campus: UWM Veterans’
Services Fall Short
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
GOLD
MAGGIE SCHLEICHER
BEST EDITORIAL OR COMMENTARY
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SILVER
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Davante Gardner photo
ERIN HEFFERNAN
‘12 Years a Slave’ brings dark history to light
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(any medium)
OR ONGOING
GOLD
LAWRENCE BELL
Mifflin 2013: More Confusion than Chaos at
Annual Alcohol-fest
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
SILVER
BRAINERD LOPEZ
Holiday Parade Builds Tradition and Boosts
Business
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
BRONZE
BRANDON KINNARD
UWO Coach in Boston Marathon
WRST-FM
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BRAD PHENOW
Tall ships chants
KUWS-FM UW-Superior
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KATIE STEVENS
Pickles
WRST-FM
BRONZE
JIM DELURY
Nickname
WRST-FM
BEST SPORTS STORY
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JUSTIN JAGLER
Road Trips on Horizon for Panthers
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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Bud Grant honored by hometown Superior
KUWS-FM UW-Superior
Marquette Gets 2nd Big East Win Over
Seton Hall 67-66
Marquette University Television
Why does Milwaukee smell sometimes?
BEST MULTI-MEDIA FEATURE
Is College Worth It? Waiting Tables,
UWM Grads are Wondering
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Raw Milk Running: Food Crime in
America’s Dairyland
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
MIKE CIANCIOLO
GOLD (TIE)
BRONZE
Voices from the Breach
BEST NEWSCAST
Raw Milk Running: Food Crime in
America’s Dairyland
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
JOE GIGLIOTTI
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(any medium)
OR ONGOING
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CHRIS VERHYEN, TYLER BERG, ERIN
NORDLOH, JOSH WEBER, KALI LaCOUNT,
JENNA McGLIN
Fatal Flaws?
UWM PantherVision
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LEAH LINDSCHEID
Pedaling to Safety
The Badger Report
BRONZE
AARON MAYBIN
Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Parade Marquette University Television
BEST FEATURE STORY
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GRANT HERMES, CHRIS HWANG
Holiday Food-flation
The Badger Report
SILVER
SAMANTHA NASH
The Future of Freshwater Science
UWM PantherVision
MIKE CIANCIOLO
BRONZE
Marquette Loses OT Battle With No. 4/5
Villanova 85-94
GOLD
JAMES ASHCROFT, JENNA McGLIN,
KALI LaCOUNT, TONY ATKINS, ERIN
NORDLOH, PANTHERVISION
NEWS STAFF
UWM PantherVision 12-9-13
UWM PantherVision
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GOLD
MATT OLESON, MOLLY REICH
The First Saturday in May
UW-Madison School of Journalism and Mass
Communication
SILVER
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Confessions of a Campus
Communication
BRONZE
JACKSON DAHLQUIST, SAM EASTON
A Life Changing Experience
Communication
BRONZE
MAKAYLA MLADENOVIC
Crew-Munications
The Badger Report
BEST SPORTS STORY
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MIKE CIANCIOLO
Davante Gardner Pushes Marquette Past
DePaul 66-56
ONLINE
(any medium)
BEST BLOG
GOLD
STERLING SILVER
20 Blocks Away
Marquette Journal
KELLY MEYERHOFER
HARRISON TURNER
GOLD (TIE)
MIRANDA ROSENKRANZ
ROB GEBELHOFF
BEST WEBSITE DESIGN
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BENJAMIN SLANE
Milwaukee Vets March On: Sexual Assault
Haunts Wisconsin Troops
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
LAUREN SIMONIS, TIM HADICK, RACHEL
BOZICH, JENNY SLATTERY
Curb Magazine Online
Curb Magazine
HARRISON TURNER
BRONZE
MARLEY FLUEGER
Living Under One Roof: It’s Complicated
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL
OF THIS YEAR’S AWARD
WINNERS!
2014 SIX DEGREES OF MILWAUKEE:
CONNECTED FOR 168 YEARS
THIS YEAR’S city birthday party
celebrated the power of networking
and the connected nature of Milwaukee. In addition to a delightful
evening of socializing, networking
and celebrating the city’s 168th
birthday, the city’s top six need-toknow people were brought into the
limelight with the “Milwaukee sixpack” award. These six people were
nominated and selected by their
peers for their vast connections
and ability to make things happen.
The six-pack includes Sonny Ahuja
of SonnAhuja.com, Leah Busse of
Havana Lounge and Cigar, Erica
Conway or C2 Graphics Productivity Solutions, Tami Garrison of
MillerCoors, Justin Moralez of the
City of Cudahy and Derek Mosley,
Milwaukee municipal court judge.
Thank you to the six-pack and the
rest of the nominees and attendees
who make Milwaukee so special.
Photo by Cassandra Goulais
MILWAUKEE SIX-PACK AWARD WINNERS (from left to right): Justin Moralez, Leah Busse, Derek Mosley, Tami Garrison,
Erica Conway and Sonny Ahuja
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Mark Kass
Fraser Engerman
Johnson Controls
SECRETARY
Maryann Lazarski
Milwaukee Public Television
TREASURER
H. Carl Mueller
Mueller Communications,
Inc.
LaToya Dennis
WUWM Milwaukee Public
Radio
Steve Jagler
BizTimes Media
Marilyn Krause
Jody Lowe
The Lowe Group
MPC ENDOWMENT
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS AND
OFFICERS
Greg Borowski
Joel Dresang
Landaas & Co.
vice president
Barb Haig
Haig/Jackson
Communications
secretary
Martin Hintz
Irish American Post
EX-OFFICIO
BOARD MEMBERS
Mike Lowe
Fox 6 News
PAST PRESIDENT
Mary Van de Kamp Nohl
Independent Journalist
Gene Mueller
620 WTMJ Radio
Tom Heinen
Interfaith Conference of
Greater Milwaukee
Kathy Mykleby
WISN-TV Channel 12
Jim Nelson
MPC ENDOWMENT
James B. Nelson
PAST PRESIDENTS COUNCIL
CHAIRMAN
Kathy Mykleby
WISN-TV Channel 12
CLUB ADMINISTRATOR
Joette Richards
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James B. Nelson
Lori Richards
Mueller Communications,
Inc.
Cathy Schulze
We Energies
president
David Niles
Productive Knowledge Inc.
treasurer
Jon Anne Willow
BizStarts Milwaukee
EX OFFICIO
MEMBERS
Mark Kass
editor-in-chief, Milwaukee
Business Journal
Press Club president
Dr. Lori Bergen
dean, Marquette University
Diedrich College of
Communication
Greg Downey
director, UW-Madison School
of Journalism and Mass
Communication
David Pritchard
chairman, UW-Milwaukee
Department of Journalism
and Mass Communication
2014 PRESS CLUB MEMBERS
AFFILIATE
Ryan Amundson
Tammy A. Belton-Davis
Tom Beug
Nan Blair Bialek
Fredrik Broekhuizen
Cynthia Broydrick
Faithe Colas
Sharon Cook
Heather Dorsey
Joel R. Dresang
Alexander P. Durtka, Jr.
Fraser Engerman
Todd Fabos
Mary Gielow
Alicia Griffin
Barbara Haig
Tom Heinen
Ron Irwin
Karren E. Jeske
Justin Juley
James F. LaBelle
Gregory Larson
Ken Leiviska
Jill Lintonen
Jim Locatelli
Jody R. Lowe
Maureen Mack
Huetta Manion
Mark Mars
Matthew McCoy
Kate Mortell
James Raymond Mueller
Thad Nation
Luanne Ratzsch Nelson
David G. Niles
Leanne Parshalle
Jeffrey Remsik
Lori Richards
Rosalind Rouse
Gay Alberts Ruby
Sandy Rusch
Anne Schwartz
Kevin Shermach
Daniel Smyczek
Fay Spano
Roseann St. Aubin
Gerry C. Steele
Susan Stein
John Steinmiller
Danya Strait
Megan Sullivan
Arvid Tillmar
Deborah Unger
Marilyn Vollrath
Jessica Vollrath Huebner
Stephanie Wagner
Peter Zehren
COLLEGE
Amy Ammen
Erin Caughey
Colton Dunham
Sean P. Lyons
Justin Moralez
Samantha M. Nash
Casey Shorts
Yin Yan
Dan Zielinski
CORPORATE
Brian Knox
Brenna Kriviskey Sadler, APR
Brian Manthey
Barry Mcnulty
Patrick McSweeney, APR
Kris Naidl, APR
Tom Schreibel
Cathy Schulze
Rick White
Evan Zeppos, APR
HONORARY
Frank Aukofer
Dorothy Austin
David Baldwin
John Fauber
Peter Fox
Lawrence Frazin
Kathleen Gallagher
Tess Gallun
Anita Black Gamble
Mike Gousha
John Gurda
Ed Hinshaw
Martin Hintz
Margo Huston
Mark Johnson
Vyto Kapocius
Mary Byrne Knudsen
Richard Leonard
Captain James Lovell
Shirley Marine
H. Carl Mueller
Sharon Murphy
Jim Peck
Julie Pedretti
Gary Porter
Susan Riordan
Raquel Rutledge
Louis Saldivar
Alison Sherwood
Randy Sprecher
Dave Umhoefer
Laurie Van Dyke
Sprague Vonier
Robert Wills
David Zach
MEDIA ACADEMIC
Jane Hampden
Robert Lewis Hanson
John J. Ward
Kimberly M. Zawada
MEDIA
William Berra
Greg Borowski
Todd Bragstad
Cathy Breitenbucher
Paula Brookmire
Kurt T. Chandler
James Clifford
Gary Edward D’Amato
LaToya Dennis
Molly Dill
Tyler Dunne
Marc Eisen
Jeff Engel
Thomas Feiza
Barbara Fleming Volbrecht
Tom Haudricourt
Mikel Holt
Steve Jagler
Michelle L. Johnson
Dan Jones
William Martin Kaiser
Mark Kass
Gary Knowles
Marilyn Krause
Maryann Lazarski
Tom Luljak
Kathy Mangold
Everett Lee Marshburn
Jeff Mayers
Sharon McGowan
Jeff Miller
Gene Mueller
Kathleen Mykleby
Jim Nelson
Frank Olson
Joseph Radske
Ed Reams
Erin Richards
Frances Marie Rohde
Doug Russell
Dominic Salvia
Peggy Schulz
Steve Schuster
Cary Silverstein
Maureen Slattery
Leonard Sobczak
Roger Stafford
George Stanley
Joe Taschler
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John Underwood
Michelle Vetterkind
Jan Wade
Steve Waring
Louis Weisberg
Vel Wiley
Malcolm McDowell Woods
James Wrinn
Sandy Wysocki
Wayne Youngquist
Mark Zoromski
RETIRED
John Ahlhauser
Douglas Armstrong
Marilyn Auer
Thomas Barber
Richard Bauer
Marta Bender
Mary Fran Cahill
Elaine Cary
Michael K. Connor
Robert Dye
Trueman Farris
David J. Foran
Sherman Gessert
Paul Hayes
Richard Herzfeld
Edward Hida
Donald Magarian
Kay Magowan
Mike Patterson
Sr. Jessine Reiss, OSF
Virginia Riddle
Kenneth Roesslein
Neil Shively
James Slocum
Patrick Small
Lorna J. Sorenson
Gregory D. Stanford
Beverly Teter
Thomas Traband
David M. Vogel
William P. Ward
SPOUSE/ PARTNER
Gene Cawley
Herbert D. Hentzen
Beth Stafford
Judi Traband
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HALL OF FAME
1986
1993
Edna Dunlop
Earl Gillespie
James M. Johnston
Richard H. Leonard
Ross A. Lewis
H. Russell Austin
Ray Doherty
Bob Heiss
Laurie Van Dyke
Bob Wills
1987
1994
Art Olszyk
Aileen Ryan
Harry Sonneborn
John Thompson
Robert Wells
Sandy Cota
Howard Fibich
George Koshollek
Wade H. Mosby
Hank Stoddard
1988
1995
Marvin H. Creager
Cyrus F. Rice
Ruth A. Wilson
Henry A. Youmans, Jr.
Carl Zimmermann
Marta Bender
Don Froehlich
Paul Hayes
Alex Thien
Robert Witas
1989
1996
William Carlsen
Harry J. Grant
Lloyd G. Larson
Irwin Maier
Paul Ringler
Trueman E. Farris, Jr.
J. Donald Ferguson
D. Raymond Kenny
Otto F. Schlaak
Ellen G. M.Wilson
Tom Barber
Jay Joslyn
Robert O'Meara
Walter Morrison
Bunny Raasch
1984
1990
Donald B. Abert
Humphrey E. Desmond
Leo Kissel
William A. Norris
Chase Salmon Osborn
Alicia Ann Armstrong
Laurence C. Eklund
Frank J. Marasco
John McCullough
Jim Schlosser
1985
Centennial Year
1991
1980
Louise Cattoi
Walter J. Damm
Richard S. Davis
Arville Schaleben
Harvey W. Schwandner
1981
Jack E. Krueger
Lucius W. Nieman
General Rufus King
Walter G. Wegner
1982
Woods O. Dreyfus
Charles A. LaForce
Roger W. LeGrand
Jeremiah L. O'Sullivan
Billy Sixty
1983
Journalist of the Century
Richard S. Davis
The Story of the Century
The Progressive Era
Semi-Sacred Cat Award
Jack DuBlon
Dorothy Witte Austin
Mel Ellis
Ione Quinby Griggs
Dion Henderson
Robert J. Riordan
1997
Richard Bauer
John Patrick Hunter
Charles (Chuck) Johnson
Don Parcher
Joe Shoquist
John W. Ahlhauser
Larry Clark
Don L. Johnson
Jessica Knowles
George Reedy
Posthumous Class
Harriet Cramer
Herman Ewald
Edna Ferber
Patt Barnes
James J. Colby
1992
1998
Victor Berger
Gene Harrington
Ruane Hill
Jean Otto
Neil Shively
David Behrendt
Richard Bradee
Gene Cunningham
John Drilling
Lil Kleiman
Posthumous Class
J. Anthony Josey
Wallace Lomoe
Carl Sandburg
Russ Winnie
1999
Lois Blinkhorn
Lou Chapman
Sherman Gessert
Tom Hopper
Jim Irwin
Posthumous Class
Beulah Donohue
Robert H. Dumke
Harry Hill
Perry C. Hill
Edward K. Thompson
2000
Margo Huston
Bill Janz
Bill Sanders
Joseph Savage
Melodie Wilson
Posthumous Class
Alan Gass
Don Richards
Ray Grody
Rod Van Every
2001
Frank Aukofer
Ethel Gintoft
Loren Osman
Ken Roesslein
Bill Taylor
Posthumous Class
Cal Holm
Russ Lynch
Ralph Schauer
Webster Woodmansee
2002
Warren Bovee
Colleen (Koky) Dishon
Ed Hinshaw
Jo Sandin
Avery Wittenberger
2006
Posthumous Class
Mel Kishner,
Raymond E. McBride
Marian (Toni) McBride
Howard (Buck) Herzog
Fred Remick
James Clifford
Quincy Dadisman
Jack Kole
Ray Lapine
James Slocum
Roger Stafford
2003
Stephen Maersch
Elliott Maraniss
Mary Beth Murphy
Bruce Nason
Harold Schwartz
Posthumous Class
Edwin Bayley
Lindsay Hoben
Eldon Knoche
George Pitrof
Howard Pollock
Jay Reed
2004
Bernice Buresh
Bud Lea
George Lockwood
Mike McCormick
Jim Spaulding
Posthumous Class
Walter L. Jones
Stan Kalish
Walter Monfried
Harry Pease
Bob Wolf
2005
Erwin Gebhard
Dale Hofmann
Beth Slocum
Keith Spore
Sprague Vonier
Posthumous Class
Jim Auer
Elisabeth (Ello) Brink
George Comte
Thomas Smith
Mattiebelle Woods
Posthumous Class
Gerry Hinkley
Don Olesen
John Wells
2007
Fran Bauer
Rosemary Gernette
T. Lee Hughes
Steve Olszyk
Dan Patrinos
Posthumous Class
Howard Gernette
Dennis Getto
Dale Guldan
Gordon MacQuarrie
Leonard Sykes
2008
Vern Arendt
Clayborn Benson
Whitney Gould
Paul Joseph
Jim McLoone
Paul Salsini
Posthumous Class
Duane Gay
Bruce Gill
James Pluta
Ray Taylor
Lynise Weeks
Mildred Freese
Al Kalmbach
2010
Mike Drew
Gordon Hinkley
Jack Orton
Jim Peck
Jerry Resler
Sue Ryon
Posthumous Class
Don Dooley
Richard Kienitz
Marie Jacque Schanen
William F. Schanen Jr.
2011
Willie Davis
Lance J. Herdegen
Mike Miller
Epluribus C. Reynolds
Joanne Williams
Posthumous Class
Vernon J. Biever
Roger Jaynes
2012
Cary Edwards
Jill Geisler
Dean Jensen
Betty Quadracci
Keta Steebs
Posthumous Class
Harry T. Kemp
Richard Wheeler
2013
Barbara Dembski
William Meyer
Andy Potos
Greg Stanford
Jerry Taff
Tom Brochhausen
Daniel P. Hanley Jr.
Jayne Jeffery
Gene Mueller
Bob Reitman
David Zweifel
Posthumous Class
Constance Daniell
David Doege
Posthumous Class
Louvenia Johnson
Wilmott Ragsdale
2009
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KNIGHTS OF
BOHEMIA
Dave Baldwin
Ben Barkin
Rosemary Bischoff
Harry W. Bolens
Alonzo Burt
Willie G. Davidson
Fr. Frank Drabinowicz
Bruce Estlund
Sheldon S. Glass
George Gravin
John Gurda
Herbert J. Hansen
Charles Hanson
Gerry W. Hazelton
Alex J. Horlick
Wm. Horlick Jr.
Vyto Kapocius
Herb Kohl
Joseph J. Krueger
Major Wm. Mitchell Lewis
Capt. James A. Lovell
Shirley Marine
H. Carl Mueller
Fred Pabst
Gustav Pabst
Julie Pedretti
Hyman Popuch
Helen Ratzsch
Robert Riordan
William Schuchardt
Albert A. Silverman
Randal Sprecher
John Stollenwerk
Stephen Swedish
Ralph Tillema
Edwin C. Uihlein
Robert A. Uihlein Jr.
Debra Usinger
Fritz Usinger
Sylvester B. Way
James E. Webb
Michael S. Wolke
Frank P. Zeidler
KNIGHTS OF THE
GOLDEN QUILL
Frank Aukofer
Charles O. Benson
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August Derleth
John Fauber
Kathleen Gallagher
Ed Hinshaw Margo Huston
Mark Johnson
Irwin Maier
John F. Kennedy
William F. Knowland
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Jayne Jeffrey
Marilyn Krause
Richard Leonard
Kay Magowan
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and Roger Ebert
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and Robert MacNeil
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and Harold Morgan
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1979 - Allen H. Selig
1980 - Catherine B. Cleary
1981 - Albert A. Silverman
1982 - Max Karl
1983 - Ben Barkin
1984 - Paul E. Hassett
1985 - Ben Marcus
and Stephen H. Marcus
1986 - Charles McNeer
1987 - Archbishop Rembert
Weakland
1988 - T. Michael Brophy
1989 - Mitchell Fromstein
1990 - Lindy Infante
1991 - Les Aspin
1992 - Howard Fuller
1993 - Jane and Lloyd Pettit
1994 - Pat Richter, Bonnie Blair
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1995 - Allen H. Selig
1996 - Mike Holmgren
1997 - Jacquelyn Mitchard
1998 - Janine Geske
1999 - Roger Fitzsimonds
2000 - Andreas Delfs
2001 - Russell Bowman,
Christopher Goldsmith
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2006 - Bob Reitman
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