D Magazine October 1989
Cover Story
Ecstasy & Agony at the Starck Club
In the slammin’, trippin’, electrofunk, chem-crazed, wild-eyed world of the New Wave Society, Dino was the prince of the night.
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AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS GONE
By Jeff Posey
BUERGER FOR KING?
By Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons
FACT
By D Magazine
FASHION Invasion of the Vogue Bambini
Moms applaud as three Dallas women make Euro-style kidstuff their business.
FLASHBACK
By Thomas H. Smith
GOING OUT
By D Magazine
HAWKERS OF THE AIRWAVES
By Brad Bailey
LETTERS
By D Magazine
LOW PROFILE The Selling of the DMA
Can marketing whiz Pam Wendland do for art what she did for Slurpees?
By Kimberly Goad
MAD, MAD MATTOX
Is the bad boy of Texas politics a) corrupt; b) a guileless megalomaniac; c) the establishment’s whipping boy; d) a vicious campaigner with an eye for the jugular; and e)-GULP-the next governor of Texas?
By Brad Bailey
METROPOLIS MEMORIES IN THE WRECKAGE
By LAURA MILLER
OCT CALENDAR
By D Magazine
PROTECTING THE VICTIMS
By Jeff Posey
RESTAURANTS & BARS
By D Magazine
SO THICK YOU CAN CUT IT…
By Chris Tucker
SO WE’VE HEARD…
By D Magazine
STAYING IN
By D Magazine
TERRY SMITH: GUILTY, BUT WHO CARES?
By Chris Tucker
THE CITY A Fairer Fair Park?
Putting park money into the neighborhood is payola to some, an investment to others.
By Jeff Posey
THE DSO: BLOWING ITS OWN HORN
By Michael Pellechia
THE MAN WHO RUINED FICTION
By Chris Tucker
THE OFFICIAL STORY
By Dan Baldwin
THE SEARCH FOR INTELLIGENT LIFE IN DALLAS
Who says that intellectual life in America is confined to Berkeley and Greenwich Village? Dallas has a burgeoning universe of poets, prophets, philosophers, gurus, savants, and other assorted thinkers to teach us that learning never stops.
By MARTHA HEIMBERG
THUMBS DOWN A NEW LOW FOR LIPSCOMB
By D Magazine
THUMBS DOWN NOTHING TO CROW ABOUT
By D Magazine
THUMBS UP DALLAS TOGETHER: THE FIRST STEPS
By D Magazine
TRAVELThe Accidental Trekker
From Highland Park to the Himalayas-I faced a world without hair dryers.
By MARGARET NATHAN
WRIGHT OR WRONG?
By Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons