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Compass; Map of the Week

22 MONDAY If your cholesterol numbers were a little high this winter, you'll be interested to know that, according to Prevention magazine, cholesterol levels tend to go down in summer because blood has more water in it during the warmer seasons, diluting the cholesterol. So you need to check at different times of the year to get a handle on your cholesterol levels.

From Cheering to Jeering; More Fans Sounding Off About Their Frustrations

It's early in the baseball season, and Michael on a car phone sounds desperate. "With the White Sox, I'm in 100 percent panic mode. I just think it's over," Michael says of the reigning champions as he talks on Chicago's WSCR-AM. This is after five games of the season, with a mere 157 more to play.

R.S.V.P.; Bal Du Lac Makes a Big Splash for Art Museum

The tables glowed in shades of turquoise, lime green, orange and lemon yellow at the Bal du Lac on May 6 where Milwaukee's elite annually meet for an evening of art, music and fine dining to benefit the Milwaukee Art Museum. This year, many of the guests circulating in the museum's galleries were as cheerfully attired as the tables at which they ate.

Milwaukee Not As Nasty to Its Players

"All things considered, I'd rather be in Philadelphia," comedian W.C. Fields once suggested as his gravestone's epitaph. He might feel differently if he came back as a first baseman.

Compass; Question of the Week

This question comes from TableTopics Original (tabletopics.com), Cristy Clarke's line of conversation-starting cards: What event in the past, present or future would you like to witness in person? Please tell us about it. "When I was an 11-year-old boy, I stayed up late on July 20, 1969, to watch black-and-white pictures of Neil Armstrong taking the first step on the moon. Our living room was silent as my family gathered to see man walk across the dusty moonscape. I wanted to take those airle...