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St. Louis Magazine - March, 2007

March 2007

Lead Story

Nice Work!

We go inside some of the most interesting workplaces and report back on what it's like to spend a day on the job.

Edited by Matthew Halverson

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First Look - KoKo

Good Stuff - Nutella Crepes

A Conversation with Lynne Jackson

Chairman of the Board

Civic Style - Gina Maminta Marusic, M.D.

Flashback - 1926

Just A Coupla Joes

Perspective - Investing In the Future

Review - Vin de Set

Run From the Roses

Some Like It Hot

Uncommon Knowledge - Scott Chadbourne



	The House on Graybridge Lane Acclaimed Modernist architect Isadore Shank designed his family home—and other St. Louis masterpieces—with serene clarity. Now his three sons fight the Philistines to preserve his legacy. Robert W. Duffy

	The Pursuit of Happiness How a psychiatrist redefined joy, caught the imagination of a millionaire and the prince of Monaco and forced Wash. U. to acknowledge the soul Jeannette Batz Cooperman

	A Florida Affair From the Emerald Coast to the land of the Ten Thousand Islands, St. Louisans can’t seem to get enough of the Florida coastline—and they bring their families, friends and neighbors with them. Michelle Salater

	Blood Tells Sperm-donor registries make it possible for kids to find sisters and brothers—often with eerie similarities—all over the country By Nancy Larson

	The Other St. Louis A trip to our alter ego in Sénégal reveals a city glowing with intensity, polished by its French-colonial past, vibrant with African spirit—and marked by a history weirdly similar to our own Story and photographs by David Collins

	They Are Not Like Us: Generation "Y Should I?" Enters the Workforce It’s the American dream that our children will grow up with more than we had … Have we succeeded to excess? By Kevin M. Mitchell

	Rooster - Frugal Foodie By Rose Martelli

	Real Rock Terbrock Rocks On The joy in his voice tells the tale: Tom Terbrock is having the time of his life Bryan A. Hollerbach

	Chef Q&A - Claus Schmitz George Mahe