D Magazine June 1995

Paul Zane Pilzer is suing a Dallas law firm for malpractice. His own high-speed liestyle may also be on trial.

Meet the most awesomely organized, time-managing, planned-out person in Dallas. (And don’t be late.)

Designer Michael Fannin creates a bucolic retreat within the Dallas city limits.

Busy Dallasites (quickly) share their time-saving secrets.

Is this a day in your life?

The new Conspiracy Museum tries to rewrite the history books with a tale of government lies, murder, and deception.

Wake up, America. With 400 horses and a $62, 000 price tag, the Dodge Viper is what’s been missing from today’s car market.

This month, it’s reunion time for a Highland Park High School class that is haunted by the untimely deaths of 19 classmates.

FOLLWING THE TEACHINGS OF JAMES CASH PENNEY HIMSELF, W. R. HOWELL TOOK A SLEEPY RETAIL CHAIN KNOWN PRIMARILY FOR POLYESTER DUDS AND LAWNMOWERS, MOVED IT FROM NEW YORK CITY TO A LITTLE TOWN CALLED PLANO-AND SET THE RETAIL INDUSTRY ON ITS EAR. NOW, BEFORE THE CHEERING STOPS, HE’S READY TO BOW OUT.

As temperatures soar, Dallas heads outside to eat. Go figure. But sometimes, only a patio will do.

Outstanding Physicians and Research Programs at t h e Heart of Local Economic Boom

Services and such that will add hours to your day.

Traditional gifts abound for your thoroughly modern man.

Affluent city dwellers are flocking to Fossil Using unorthodox business practices & New to save cheetahs and maned wolves from Rim for a spiritual encounter with Nature. Age philosophy, two eco-visionaries hope extinction-and to make some money.