D Magazine December 2008

While the Legislature hems and haws over whether to fund a Dallas research university, SMU sets its own course to excellence.

Who’s who in the novel’s thinly veiled ‘Hillside Park.’

A ratings war is brewing between two oldies stations, and a controversial gadget might decide who wins.

Vice Squad, “sin’s ad agency of record,” aims to bring adult-oriented businesses back from the fringes.

One day I was an English professor. The next, I was still an English professor.

Mike Hoque’s newest seafood offering upgrades the Go Fish formula.

Enormous helpings of Persian fare make Shandiz a memorable dining experience.

The food makes this a worthwhile fantasy.

We scoured countless Dallas shops for exceptional presents. From fashion to food, we found something for everyone.

The Worthington family’s annual holiday newsletter testifies to the belt-tightening we all know too well.

Denise Stephens was beaten to death with a baseball bat by her ex-husband. The tragedy was that she saw it coming. But even after months of threats and harassment, the police couldn’t protect her.

Enjoy beauty, sport, and relaxation at these two picturesque destinations set in the heart of the Canadian Rockies.

Our contemporary arts scene has grown enough to support its own magazine. How much more work needs to be done?

On the streets of downtown Dallas, someone has been stealing DART’s furniture. The business owners swear they’re innocent.