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AN EYE OF HER OWN

By Porter Anderson | 28 years ago

APRIL CALENDAR

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

BUSINESS The Handmade Tale

By KATHRYN JONES | 28 years ago Crafts are a family business-a big one-for the Coomer clan.

CAN THE A’S THREE-PEAT?

By Eric Celeste | 28 years ago

DALLAS BY DESIGN LIGHTER & BRIGHTER FOR SPRING

By BIJE BOURLAND | 28 years ago

DIVERSIONS

By D Magazine | 28 years ago PEOPLE TRAVEL EVENTS ART DANCE FOOD VIDEO

EDITOR’S NOTE PORTER ANDERSON WILL GET YOUR ATTENTION

By MELISSA HOUTTE | 28 years ago EDITOR’S NOTE PORTER ANDERSON WILL GET YOUR ATTENTION

FIRST PERSON A Trip to Kostroma

By STEPHEN WEGREN | 28 years ago An SMU professor tastes a life of hardships in one Russian city.

FLASHBACK

By Thomas Smith | 28 years ago

George Bush, TOO

By Ruth Miller Fitzgibbons | 28 years ago

INSIDE THE JFK FILES

By Erie Celeste and Chris Tucker | 28 years ago

KEEPING THE FAITH

By Cecil Sharp | 28 years ago

LET’R RIP

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

LIVING Bright Harvest

By KARA KUNKEL | 28 years ago Lovers of fresh produce, and farmers, benefit from a new plan.

PARTING SHOT WHY WE LOVE BASEBALL-IN SPITE OF ITSELF

By CHRIS TUCKER | 28 years ago

PARTY LINE

By Spencer Michlin | 28 years ago

PERRYMAN, TAKE TWO

By Chris Tucker | 28 years ago

RELIGION The Terror of the Televangelists

By CASEY MILLER | 28 years ago He’s a muckraker for God-and a thorn in the side of Robert Tilton.

RESTAURANTS & BARS

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

Sibling Style

By ANNE WARREN | 28 years ago

SNAFUS 101

By Eric Celeste | 28 years ago

SO WE’VE HEARD…

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

SURREY NIGHT FEVER

By Tom Dodge | 28 years ago

THE ART of THE CON

By Glenna Whitley | 28 years ago Old age was hard enough for Dmitri Vail, a proud but for-gotten artist. Then he met Bernard Dolenz, a lawyer who made his last years a nightmare.

THE FICUS AFFAIR

By Eric Celeste | 28 years ago

THE HUMAN FACTOR

By Patsi Aucoin | 28 years ago

THUMBS DOWM “DOLLAR BILL” RETURNS

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

THUMBS UP COUNCIL HITS A BULL’S EYE

By D Magazine | 28 years ago

Who’s Afraid Of Richard Hamburger?

By PORTER ANDERSON | 28 years ago When the Dallas Theater Center named its new artistic director, tongues wagged. Now, on the eve of his arrival In Dallas, Richard Hamburger discusses his new town, his fondness for socially significant stagework and his pursuit of that elusive thing called art.
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