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By WICK ALLISON | 43 years ago The DISD’s Eastern Gateway is not only a bad idea, it might be illegal, too.

WINDFALLS

By YVONNE SALIBA | 43 years ago

Why Does a Fox & Jacobs House Look That Way?

By Charles Matthews | 43 years ago Because Fox & Jacobs is smart, that’s why.

UP FRONT Dallas Establishment Rises From the Grave

By D Magazine | 43 years ago

TRAVEL Mexican Standout

By ROBERT SCHAPIRO | 43 years ago Remnants of an ancient civilization break through the veneer of contemporary life in Mexico City.

THUMB AWARDS

By D Magazine | 43 years ago

The Dallas Times Herald’s First Ladies of Fashion

By D Magazine | 43 years ago

THE CONSUMER The Law and the Profits

By PENELOPE LEMOV | 43 years ago How Congress has made it easier to put aside something for retirement.

THE ARTS Dinner Theatrics

By DAVID DILLON | 43 years ago Good food isn’t enough to keep restaurant customers coming back

SPORTS Two Bits, Four Bits, Three Thousand Dollars

By DAVID BAUER | 43 years ago There’s gold in those high school football fans.

PUZZLING Five and Ten

By PEGGY OGLESBY | 43 years ago

Channel 11 Has Everyone Bewitched

By David Bauer | 43 years ago Its formula for success is simple: cowboys, sitcoms, country music, and Icky Twerp.

PREVIEWS NOVEMBER EVENTS

By D Magazine | 43 years ago

POST CARD

By D Magazine | 43 years ago THIS SPACE FOR MESSAGE

NIGHT MOVES

By D Magazine | 43 years ago Fashions for a winter evening

LETTERS

By D Magazine | 43 years ago

IS SUCCESS SPOILING YOUR MARRIAGE?

By David Dillon | 43 years ago If you sacrifice your family for your career, you might lose both.

HOW TO STEAL AN ELECTION

By Rowland Stiteler | 43 years ago In South Dallas, your vote counts. And counts, and counts, and counts...

HOW LINUS WRIGHT RAN FOR SUPERINTENDENT – AND WON

By Leonard Reed | 43 years ago When the school board needed an easy out, Linus gave it to them.

FAMILIES Old Friends

By JO BRANS | 43 years ago Friendship can stand up to almost anything - except pity and tact.

DINING OUT Below the BLT

By MORRIS REDUX | 43 years ago Why is America’s simplest sandwich so hard to make good?

DINING OUT A Critical Guide to Restaurants

By D Magazine | 43 years ago
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