D Magazine May 1991

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A DREAM DEFERRED
With Comer Cottrell’s money and support from both blacks and whites, Paul Quinn College may wipe away bad memories of Bishop’s failure-and prove that Dallas can over-came its racial strife.
By
Cecil Sharp
A LITTLE BIT OF RACISM
By
Tom Dodge
BADGE OF BLAME
By
Eric Celeste
D.O.A.
Your chances of receiving good medical care after a life-threatening accident are getting worse. Unless something is done soon, trauma care in Dallas could die.
By
Rod Davis
EDITOR’S NOTE LAWYER-BASHING: THE NEW SPORT OF THE NINETIES
By
Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons
EDUCATION Mind Games
How’d you like to build a balsa wood tower that can hold 352 pounds?
FIRST PERSON Quota of One
Am I a victim of sexism? Well, now that I think about it. . .
By
SHEILA TAYLOR
FLASHBACK
By
Thomas H. Smith
JIM WRIGHT’S AFTERLIFE
By
Allan Freedman
JOB WATCH
By
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LET’R RIP
By
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LIFE AFTER HITZGES
By
Dan Baldwin
MATERIAL WORLD The Big E-Z
The easy chair, the Homer Simpson of seating, makes a comeback.
By
Mary Brown Malouf
MAY CALENDAR
By
D Magazine
MISS (CORPORATE) MANNERS
By
Catherine Newton
PARTING SHOT MY 48 HOURS IN DIANE RAGSDALE’S DISTRICT
PARTING SHOT MY 48 HOURS IN DIANE RAGSDALE’S DISTRICT
By
Chris Tucker
POLITICS Hype for Hire
In campaigns today, it’s hard to tell the hired guns from the volunteers.
By
Dennis Holder
REALITY 101
By
GLENN MITCHELL
RESTAURANTS & BARS
By
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THE DEAL OF THE ART
By
Sally Giddens
THUMBS DOWN FORKED TONGUES
By
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THUMBS DOWN OH, THAT BRAD REYNOLDS
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TROUBLE IN THE HIVE
By
James Hudson
UNWANTED VISITORS
By
Glenna Whitley
WHY WE Love To Hate LAWYERS
Fed up with high fees, fear tiactic s , and absurd legalese, the public is fighting back Lawyer-loathing has reached a fever pitch – and the newest twist is revenge.
By
Glenna Whitley
YESTERDAYS HERO
By
Lucie Nelka