D Magazine July 1991

If you can run, drink beer, and sing raunchy songs, you can hash.

PEOPLE SHOPPING ART ENTERATAINMENT MUSIC

Nobody connected Joy Aylor, the wellbred daughter of a wealthy developer, with the brutal murder of her husband’s lover. Then Joy’s own sister, the black sheep of the family, decided to get even.

Sometimes, if we’re lucky, a relative becomes much more than kin.

Why has ripping off the public become our national pastime?

The urban ark is filled not only with dogs and cats, but also tarantulas, pot-bellied pigs, and fainting goats. If we are what we pet, we’ve got some explaining to do.

Has Dallas decided that saving the planet is just too darn much trouble?

It’s a symbol of the new Texas economy. It may prove that we can beat the Japanese, at least on the subatomic level. But will this megabillion-dollar project put bread on the table in North Texas?