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11 1990 web
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MEDIA The Odd Couple

By BRAD BAILEY | 30 years ago Dad? Yuck. Pretty Woman? Sexist. Meet the guys who pick and pan ’em.

UP ON THE KNOLL, YA’LL

By Tom Peeler | 30 years ago

UN-WISE MOVES

By Eric Celeste | 30 years ago

THUMBS UP PASSING THE STRAUSS TEST

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

THUMBS UP DODGE CITY-OR DALLAS?

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

THE THIN WHITE LINE

By Glenna Whitley | 30 years ago Defense attorney Mike Wilson was liked by judges and believed by juries. But somewhere along the way he began living like his clients. He developed a taste for cocaine. Then he met Joy Aylor.

TECHNOLOGY The Feel-Good Machine

By BRAD BAILEY | 30 years ago A mind vacation? Sounds bizarre, but I liked it.

TAKING ON “TRAMPLE CROW”

By Sally Giddens | 30 years ago

STAYING IN

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

RESTAURANTS & BARS

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

PUTTING ENGLISH ON THE BALL

By Dan Baldwin | 30 years ago

PARTING SHOT AMERICA: AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFENDER

By CHRIS TUCKER | 30 years ago

NOV CALENDAR

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

METROPOLIS MACK VINES AND “THE WEIRDNESS FACTOR”

By LAURA MILLER | 30 years ago

A BLOWUP OVER BREASTS

By Brad Bailey | 30 years ago

MAJOR LEAGUE MOUTH

By Tom Stephenson | 30 years ago With a baritone and a smaller nose, sports talk show host Norm Hitzges might have been the next Brent Musburger. But Dallas loves Norm just the way he is.

MACK WATCH

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

LOW PROFILE The Demon Chaser

By SANDY COLBY | 30 years ago Father Santos Mendoza is Dallas’s only church-sanctioned exorcist.

LEXUS SHORTAGE SHOCKS CITY!

By Sally Giddens | 30 years ago

JANES IN JOHNS

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

Greetings from THE BURBS

By RICHARD WEST | 30 years ago DOWNTOWN D/FW? MESQUITE, A HOME FOR YUPPIES? NIRVANA IN IRVING? IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE DALLAS IS GROWING (AND WHY), READ ON.

GOING OUT

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

FLASHBACK

By D Magazine | 30 years ago

EDITOR’S NOTE THE EMPTY NEST SYNDROMEG

By RUTH MILLER FITZGIBBONS | 30 years ago

BUSINESS To the Urban Village!

By MARK HENRICKS | 30 years ago Robert Bagwell sprinkled pixie dust on the West End. What’s next?

A POUND PUPPY’S TALE

By Lucie Nelka | 30 years ago

A FAMILY SECRET

By W.K. STRATTON | 30 years ago My brother’s death brought us closer-and farther from the truth.
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