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LETTERS

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

WORKING TIME ON YOUR SIDE

By Rowland Stiteler | 37 years ago A creative approach to time management

WINDFALLS

By Katherine Dinsdale | 37 years ago Down with urban sprawl! Praise be for peat moss, vermiculite and punch and grow tomatoes: It’s gardening time again!

viewpoints GETTING THE GOODS

By pamela caldwell-morrison | 37 years ago how your favorite shop shops

vanity flair

By Pamela Caldwell-Morrison | 37 years ago with primitive prints and retro-chic, the "forward" look looks back

TOXIC HOT SPOT: MUDSLINGING IN FARMERS BRANCH

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

THUMB AWARD TAKING DALLAS FOR A RIDE

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

THUMB AWARD PAST THEIR BEDTIMES?

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

THUMB AWARD OUR FIRST OFFICIAL RUIN?

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

THE UNSPEAKABLE SIN

By Mark Donald | 37 years ago Radical new therapy for fathers charged with incest means shame, anguish-and hope

The Super Bowl of Tennis

By Bill Sullivan | 37 years ago How a self-professed tennis bum propelled the Buick WCT FINALS into one of the world’s top Circuit Championships

THE BOYS OF SUMMER

By Tim Allis | 37 years ago

STREET TALK

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

STORE LISTINGS

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

STATE GOVERNMENT POLITICAL PASSAGES

By Dave McNeely | 37 years ago Can Mark White’s ambition take him to D.C.?

SOUTH SIDE VENTURE: RESTORATION ON A SHOESTRING

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

accessories MADE FOR SHADE

By angela enright | 37 years ago this season’s sunglasses are sleek and sexy

INSIGHTS

By Robert A. Wilson | 37 years ago Like father, like son: the unspoken relationship

INSIDERS

By Angela Enright | 37 years ago

HUMMING ALONG

By ANGELA ENRIGHT | 37 years ago

hair/makeup ANYTHING GO-GOES

By tassie kalas | 37 years ago from twiggy’s eyeshadow to Jackie o’s backcomb, this spring’s look is sixties

fragrance DOLLARS AND SCENTS

By lisa ellen smith | 37 years ago the perfume industry’s sweet smell of success

FICTION A MOVING VIOLATION

By Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey | 37 years ago A short story, based on characters from her upcoming third novel

FAST-FOOD FIXES FOR FAMOUS FOLKS

By Alan Peppard | 37 years ago

etcetera SIDE GLANCES

By suzanne czuwala | 37 years ago keepina an eve on what’s new

EDITOR’S PAGE

By Lee Cullum | 37 years ago The unhappy age of communication

DONORS OF THE LOST ART

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

DINING NEW ARRIVALS

By D Magazine | 37 years ago The hottest new restaurants in the Metroplex

DANGER

By Katherine Dinsdale | 37 years ago Some of the pesticides used in your home have been proven to cause neurological, renal and hepatic damage. They may or may not be safe if used according to label instructions. The technician using them may or may not have a license and may or may not know what he is doing. If the chemicals are misapplied, you may or may not be able to clean up contamination that has by now been distributed throughout your home. The nightmare of a Dallas family and the chemical that is changing their lives.

DALLAS City of Winners

By D Magazine | 37 years ago

CHAPTERS & VERSE

By Jane Wolfe | 37 years ago SMU’s Bridwell Library has one of the best rare book collections in the country. Now it wants to get the word out.

April Events OPENERS

By D Magazine | 37 years ago
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