D Magazine May 1988

FOUR MEN AND THE POLITICS OF DRESSING FOR SUPER SUMMER ’88

Also: Cisco Grill, Momo’s Pasta, Thai Soon, Taipei

Battling the Seductive Allure of a Rail System

Myriad new prenatal tests are designed to soothe anxieties. Ironically, sometimes they breed new fears.

Ten years ago, D chronicled those giddy days when housing values escalated at a rate faster than the national debt. But now, the tides have turned, and it’s time for another round of…

Where Have You Gone, Johnny Madigan? Remembering the Mythical Blue Sox

A VETERAN DART REPORTER EXPLAINS WHY ALL THE MONEY, DREAMS, AND GOOD INTENTIONS IN THE WORLD WILL NOT GIVE DALLAS A WORKABLE RAIL SYSTEM.

When the real estate high-roller was convicted, it looked as if an ugly society scandal had come to a just close. But the real story has never been told. Until now.

WHEN HE CAME TO DART IN 1986, CHARLES ANDERSON THOUGHT RAIL WAS A DONE DEAL. BOY, WAS HE WRONG.

Even sedentary types are discovering the joyous rigors of the adventure vacation. Here’s a primer on high-action getaways-and how to get there.