D Magazine October 1988

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, there’s a lot of flattery in the new ’89 lineup.

Also: Caffé Paparazzi, Riscky’s Barbecue, Tutti Pazzi, Leo’s Seafood Grill

United We Stand, Divided We Die

In today’s courtrooms, there’s an expert witness for every occasion. But are they concerned with justice-or just their fees?

WELCOME TO OLD TOWN WHERE THE FINEST IN SHOPPING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE

Top Forty Politics: Rockin’ Republicans Kick Out The Jams!

The man who rode in to clean up SMU talks about sweeping change: more minorities, cleaner athletics, higher standards, and the changing role of a college president.

Stricken by cancer, a gifted photographer enters the netherworld of faith healers and quack cures.

Once hailed as the miracle medicine for hyperactive kids, Ritalin is under increasing attack from parents who claim that it is overused. Is it a wonder drug? Or are we treating childhood as if it were a disease?

It’s the battle cry of the Eighties. At last, answers to the question that haunts every working adult: how to put in ten hours during the day and still put supper on the table at night. Store the stockpot and hide the potholders-here are sixty-two people who will cook dinner for you-and thirty-one of them will even bring it right to your door.