D Magazine August 1983

Are our public schools condemned to mediocrity?

Tortellini, kuo-teh, kalbshaxe and calzone

DISD is Dallas’ number one problem

Hospices offer a choice to the terminally ill

How outsiders view America

Why water parks are the wave of the future

The blossoming practice of cooking with flowers

Is Dallas’ mass transit campaign on target?

An experimental teaching program bears fruit

How to unravel the mysteries of wine

They plan, cook and serve-with style

The double life of John McKee: a city father who duped Dallas

Hostile administrators, policy zigzags, too much paper work, indifferent students . . .