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INSIDERS

By Aimée Larrabee | 38 years ago

WINDFALLS

By Maggie Oman | 38 years ago

UPTOWN BOOMTOWN

By AIMEE LARRABEE | 38 years ago

THUMB AWARD TRANSFER TROUBLES

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

THUMB AWARD POLICING THE POLICE

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

THE SHOW MUST GO ON

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

STREET TALK

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

SOFT-SELLING SOFTWARE

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

MODERN MASTERPIECE

By Tim Allis | 38 years ago A new building and a new life for the Dallas Museum of Art

LIVING INSTANT FAMILY

By Barbara Page | 38 years ago Adapting to adopting two children

January Events OPENERS

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

INSIGHTS

By Robert A. Wilson | 38 years ago The rich: When is "more" enough?

1984: BIG D IS WATCHING

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

HOTEL HARDBALL

By Eric Miller | 38 years ago Can Charles Lanphere win five stars for the Registry?

HEALTH NO PAIN, NO GAIN

By Chris Tucker | 38 years ago Sweating it out at a Las Colinas health center

FLYING HIGH IN LOW-COST LUXURY

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

DINING NEW ARRIVALS

By D Magazine | 38 years ago Scallops, steak, Peking duck and gravlax

DESTINATION: DALLAS/FORT WORTH

By Tim Allis | 38 years ago Where the west (and the rest) convene

DALLASITE OF THE YEAR Ross Perot

By D Magazine | 38 years ago "Every good and excellent thing stands moment to moment on the razor’s edge of danger and must be fought for." Plaque outside the office of H. Ross Perot

CUISINE THE SOUL OF TEXAS

By Skip Hollandsworth | 38 years ago Some profound thoughts on the cafeteria life

CONVENTIONAL WISDOM

By Tom Peeler | 38 years ago How Dallas became a mecca for meetings

BULLY FOR BULLOCK

By D Magazine | 38 years ago

BEST OF THE WORST

By Lisa Broadwater | 38 years ago

BEST & WORST

By D Magazine | 38 years ago
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