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A FINA Mess

By Sally Giddens | 26 years ago

A League of Their Own

By Tamora Jackson | 26 years ago

Beauty and the Beasts

By Eric Celeste | 26 years ago

City PICKS

By D Magazine | 26 years ago

CRITICAL EYE The Bard Sees Redd

By Porter Anderson | 26 years ago Watch the plot unfold. The tale of the Shakespeare Festival of Dallas.

EDITOR’S NOTE Cowboy Fever (and I ain’t talkin’ football)

By Melissa Houtte | 26 years ago

FLASHBACK:

By Thomas Smith | 26 years ago

HABITAT Platter Perfect

By Newell Turner | 26 years ago

Home GROWN

By D Magazine | 26 years ago

Huff and Puff

By Eric Celeste | 26 years ago

Judgment Day

By Eric Celeste and Hal Hilliard | 26 years ago

Letters

By D Magazine | 26 years ago

No WHERE To HIDE

By SALLY GIDDENS | 26 years ago Turn around, he’s behind you. He says he’ll kill you or those you love. For a woman stalked, the threats are always mere. For Melinda Mason, they came true.

Restaurante & BARS

By D Magazine | 26 years ago

SENSE OF THE CITY An American Dream

By Chris Tucker | 26 years ago

Shhhh! No Criticism

By Rebecca Sherman | 26 years ago

SOUTH PADRE

By D Magazine | 26 years ago

Street TALK

By D Magazine | 26 years ago

STYLE Alternative Evenings

By Rebecca O’Dell | 26 years ago

The New Houses On The Block

By Jim Schutze | 26 years ago No matter where you live-inner city or posh suburb-a group home is coming to your neighborhood. It could be a facility for the mentally retarded, the criminally ill or for folks who are just old. But it is coming.

THE ULTIMATE HONKY TONK TOUR

By S.D. HENDERSON | 26 years ago The lost art of honky-tonkin’ is experiencing a cultural renaissance that is taking the city by storm. Now every body wants to be a cowboy. Herewith, our guide to the 10 best C&W dance halls in Dallas.

THE WAY WE LIVE Dallas is in (surprise)…Texas

By Jim Schutze | 26 years ago / needed to re-establish a sense of place.

This white guy can Jump

By Chris Tucker | 26 years ago From Dallas to Seattle to Cleveland to Zaragoza, Spain, Terry Murphy is spreading the Hoop-lt-Up gospel. Kids love it. Old guys with bad knees love it. So do Nike, AT&T, NBC, the NBA...

THUMBS DOWN

By D Magazine | 26 years ago

THUMBS UP

By D Magazine | 26 years ago

TRAVEL Twin Peaks

By Rebecca Sherman | 26 years ago

TWO STEPPIN’ OUT

By ELLISE PIERCE | 26 years ago

Who’s Watching Whom?

By Tom Dodge | 26 years ago

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