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AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS GONE

By Jeff Posey | 28 years ago

BUERGER FOR KING?

By Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons | 28 years ago

BUSINESS Slick Rick

By SALLY GIDDENS | 28 years ago How the son of Robert Strauss sweetened a sweetheart deal.

EDITOR’S NOTE

By RUTH MILLER FITZGIBBONS | 28 years ago THE REBIRTH OF A MAGAZINE

FACT

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

FASHION Invasion of the Vogue Bambini

By REBECCA O’DELL | 28 years ago Moms applaud as three Dallas women make Euro-style kidstuff their business.

FLASHBACK

By Thomas H. Smith | 28 years ago

GOING OUT

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

HAWKERS OF THE AIRWAVES

By Brad Bailey | 28 years ago

LETTERS

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

LOW PROFILE The Selling of the DMA

By KIMBERLY GOAD | 28 years ago Can marketing whiz Pam Wendland do for art what she did for Slurpees?

MAD, MAD MATTOX

By Brad Bailey | 28 years ago 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?

METROPOLIS MEMORIES IN THE WRECKAGE

By LAURA MILLER | 28 years ago

OCT CALENDAR

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

PARTING SHOT

By CHRIS TUCKER | 28 years ago ABORTION: THE NEVER-ENDING STRUGGLE

PROTECTING THE VICTIMS

By Jeff Posey | 28 years ago

RESTAURANTS & BARS

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

RETRO Hot Dog Mayor

By TOM PEELER | 28 years ago When J. Waddy Tate was around, running Dallas was fun.

SO THICK YOU CAN CUT IT…

By Chris Tucker | 28 years ago

SO WE’VE HEARD…

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

SPORTS The Other Jones

By TOM STEPHENSON | 28 years ago An ode to Too Tall, the last real Cowboy.

STAYING IN

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

TERRY SMITH: GUILTY, BUT WHO CARES?

By Chris Tucker | 28 years ago

THE CITY A Fairer Fair Park?

By JEFF POSEY | 28 years ago Putting park money into the neighborhood is payola to some, an investment to others.

THE DSO: BLOWING ITS OWN HORN

By Michael Pellechia | 28 years ago

THE MAN WHO RUINED FICTION

By Chris Tucker | 28 years ago

THE OFFICIAL STORY

By Dan Baldwin | 28 years ago

THE SEARCH FOR INTELLIGENT LIFE IN DALLAS

By MARTHA HEIMBERG | 28 years ago 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.

THUMBS DOWN A NEW LOW FOR LIPSCOMB

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

THUMBS DOWN NOTHING TO CROW ABOUT

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

THUMBS UP DALLAS TOGETHER: THE FIRST STEPS

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

TRAVELThe Accidental Trekker

By MARGARET NATHAN | 28 years ago From Highland Park to the Himalayas-I faced a world without hair dryers.

WRIGHT OR WRONG?

By Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons | 28 years ago