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A BOARD BETRAYED?

By Glenna Whitley | 27 years ago

A HERO REMEMBERED

By Tom Dodge | 27 years ago

A NEW BALLGAME

By Thomas H. Smith | 27 years ago

BEST & WORST

By D Magazine | 27 years ago

DIVERSIONS

By D Magazine | 27 years ago PEOPLE TRAVEL EVENTS ART DANCE FOOD VIDEO

EARTH RANGER

By Dan Baldwin | 27 years ago

EDITOR’S NOTE ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER GUN STORY

By MELISSA HOUTTE | 27 years ago

EYES IN THE SKY

By Eric Celeste | 27 years ago

FIRST PERSON Sunday Morning Special

By KATHRYN JONES | 27 years ago How I bought a semiautomatic in two minutes-no questions asked.

FLASHBACK

By Thomas H. Smith | 27 years ago

FORT WORTH RODEO STOCK SHOW

By Bije Bourland | 27 years ago

JAN CALENDAR

By D Magazine | 27 years ago

LEAVING THE LAW

By Shelley McKinley | 27 years ago

LET’R RIP

By D Magazine | 27 years ago

METAPHORWATCH

By D Magazine | 27 years ago

PARTING SHOT DEAR BOB TILTON: A LETTER FROM HELL

By CHRIS TUCKER | 27 years ago

PROP ART

By Rob Lallier | 27 years ago

RADIO FREE DALLAS?

By Rod Davis | 27 years ago Capitalism is coming to "the voice of the people." Can KNON stay solvent without selling out?

RELIGION The Hidden Jews

By HARRIET P. GROSS | 27 years ago Magda Hinojosa’s last name told only part of the story about her heritage.

RESTAURANTS & BAR

By D Magazine | 27 years ago

SO WE’VE HEARD…

By D Magazine | 27 years ago

THE ENVIRONMENT Toxic Tech

By REBECCA SHERMAN | 27 years ago Mastering the problem of toxic waste is an SMU goal for the ’90s.

the gift

By Harriet Gross | 27 years ago The odds against them were 10,000 to 1. How could she hope to give her husband one of her kidneys, and a new life?

THE WES OF THE STORY

By Spencer Michlin | 27 years ago

THUMBS UP A HEALTHY SIGN OF PROGRESS

By D Magazine | 27 years ago

THUMBS UP THE ART OF CONTROVERSY

By D Magazine | 27 years ago

TURF WARS

By Dan Baldwin | 27 years ago Anne Duncan was hired to put Dallas on the map as a sports capital. After a year on the job, she answers critics who say she hasn’t gotten the ball rolling.

UPDATE Abuse of Trust

By GLENNA WHITLEY | 27 years ago They came to him for healing. They found a nightmare instead.

WELCOME TO FORT BASS

By Dan McGraw | 27 years ago
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