D Magazine November 1987

Crossing to Safety spans four decades of a remarkable friendship; Second Season fumbles in search of a story

The issue of the Nineties isn’t going away. Who will pay for the children?

Why I’m (almost) always proud to be a member of Dallas’s most visible-and misunderstood-women’s group.

Seen at all the best tables: the appeal of individual style

A departing food critic gives you the answers you’ve hungered for

Beyond feminism: where do we go from here?

Rich in Tradition

The improbable tale of a sex-crazed judge, his plucky lover, an old boy network, and the cop who brought him to justice.

Four businesswomen who followed the filial path to success.

299 executive women tell what it cost.

If that mockingbird don’t sing, Daddy’s gonna buy you a diamond ring. If that diamond ring don’t shine. . . never mind.

Character studies: MacLaine, Biden, Bork, the pope, and other players

And stalking the biggest real estate deal in the history of this country is just another contest.

Little did we know a few years ago that the federal government would be one of the biggest controllers of Dallas real estate. Who are these guys, anyway?

A view of some of the best values around.

With the warm wind in your hair and a pina colada in hand, a Caribbean cruise could be the answer to the wintertime blues

An eyewitness to, uh, herstory of three decades of progress for Dallas women.

A SPECIAL REPORT