D Magazine March 1995

It’s been a lóng time since Dallas drew its drinking water from White Rock Lake, but the lake is still a vital source of beauty, tranquility, and pleasure. Sadly, this jewel in the heart of the , city is badly tarnished. White Rock has not been dredged since 1974. Large sections of the lake are choking in silt, making boating impossible and stealing the habitat from fish and waterfowl. Cutbacks in park maintenance have led to decaying buildings and trash-infested shorelines. Without action soon, scientists

Diana and Kim Esber create an op-art ’50s fantasy.

Trails that will make your heart beat faster; Kenneth Cooper’s latest news on kid fitness.

Casinos or not, the action is red hot in Dallas, where IT’S ALWAYS BEEN A Gamble

For those with an urge to conserve, recycling has never been more beautiful.

Beef is back, and Del Frisco is dishing it out.

D rounds up some of Dallas’ prime steakhouses.

From roasted marshmallows to pigskins to physics, we’ve got the right camp to chase away the summer doldrums.

Get out the Gatorade and your Wall Street Journal. D’s yearlong stock race is off and running.