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09 1987 web

THE FACE OF fall

By REBECCA O’DELL | 34 years ago

I, Too, Am LBJ’s Son

By Skip Hollandsworth | 34 years ago

ISLAND CRUISING

By DERRO EVANS | 34 years ago

LETTERS

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

LYNN LANDRUM VS. THE MODERN WORLD

By WILLIAM MURCHISON | 34 years ago For thirty years, the eloquent, infuriating voice of The Dallas Morning News took on everyone from FDR to the Ku Klux Klan. The paper still bears the stamp of his conservative crusade.

modern nights

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

Noted And Quoted

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

PARTING SHOT

By Chris Tucker | 34 years ago Beyond Charisma: Thee Lessons of "The Ollie North Show"

ROMANCING a romance writer

By SKIP HOLLANDSWORTH | 34 years ago I felt the molten lava of lust rise within me as I stared into the luminescent pools of her azure eyes. Softly, she murmured, "You have spinach stuck in your teeth."

SEPTEMBER EVENTS OPENERS

By ALAN PEPPARD | 34 years ago

Speaking of Opportunity, A Trilingual Preschool Gives Kids A Head Start

By Sara Ivey | 34 years ago

HOT PROPERTIES

By Sally Giddens | 34 years ago

The New Social Register: The “A” List, Or Just A List?

By S.H. | 34 years ago

The Police Speak Out: Who’s On Trial? What’s Off Base?

By Corporal Monica Smith | 34 years ago

The Puck Starts Here: Amateur Hockey Catches On

By Bradley H. Smith | 34 years ago

THUMB AWARD Channel 8’s LOU_Y l_EA

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

THUMB AWARD Closed Doors, Open Minds

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

THUMB AWARD Values Yes, Vigilantes No

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

TRIANGLE OF LOVE

By JEFF POSEY | 34 years ago A mother who gave, a mother who took, and the daughter who brought them together.

UPDATE

By Carlton Stowers | 34 years ago

WHY DOES JOHNNY READ DREK?

By Chris Tucker and Skip Hollandsworth | 34 years ago Public school textbooks are dull, noncontroversial, poorly written, oversimplified, bland, and inaccurate. And that’s exactly how they were planned.

ZOO COUP DELAYED BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

By L.N. | 34 years ago

DAY IN THE LIFE: TONI BECK

By LIZ LOGAN | 34 years ago

Back To The Neighborhood School

By GLENNA WHITLEY | 34 years ago Many Dallas parents are trying a revolutionary idea-sending their children to public school. Their reasons are many, but most agree: something good is happening at the school down the street.

BEST & WORST: WHAT DO YOU THINK?

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

Beverly Bledsoe Breaks Ground With TerraNova

By Liz Logan | 34 years ago

Brains Just Wanna Have Fun

By Chris Tucker | 34 years ago

CITYSCOPE

By Kit Bauman | 34 years ago

COUNTDOWN TO SUPER TUESDAY: Who’s Backing Whom?

By Wayne Lee Gay | 34 years ago

D DOZEN

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

DALLAS: by Design

By REBECCA O’DELL | 34 years ago

DALLAS City of Winners

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

DALLAS EXPLAINED

By Serena Young | 34 years ago

A GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL HAS: A) Terrific Test Scores B) Low Student-Teacher Ratio C)Involved Parents D)All of the Above

By D Magazine | 34 years ago And Here Are Twelve Schools That Prove It.

EATING AROUND IN SEARCH OF WELL-BEING AT SARDO’S

By LIZ LOGAN | 34 years ago Also: Taj Mahal, Acker’s, Watel’s, Joe Ku’s, Sofia

EDITOR’S PAGE

By Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons | 34 years ago There is light at the end of the dark tunnel that has shadowed Dallas schools. But is anyone left to see it?

FALL FASHION modern girls

By REBECCA O’DELL | 34 years ago

FILE IT AWAY

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

Fire and Loathing in the Park Cities

By S.H. | 34 years ago

FOOTBALL PRICE INDEX

By Lucie Nelka | 34 years ago

FROM THE COAST

By Lisa Kestler | 34 years ago

GROWING OLDER IN GOOD HEALTH

By D Magazine | 34 years ago

HERE AND NOW The Food Fix

By Beth Robins | 34 years ago I wanted to be thin more than anything else, but I couldn’t control my eating

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