D Magazine September 1996

Why Bad Cops Bounce Back.

Sun & Star ’96 will bring the best of Japanese art and culture to Dallas-and maybe help us figure out Japan, Inc.

Also: Daddy Jack’s Wood Grill and Uncle Chow

Has America’s Team Become Dallas’ Disgrace?

Where to Shop, Play &Stay

The divorce rate is down-slightly-but more than half of all marriages still end in divorce. In order to keep your marriage, you may have to fight for it-literally. Here’s why and how.

OUR MONTHLY MENU OF TRENDS & TIDBITS

The “national movie of Texas” is back. Forty years later, what does it tell us about who we are-and who we used to be?

Never had any trouble with allergies-until you moved to Dallas? Here’s why our city is home to more than its share of the 50 million allergy-afflicted Americans.

Tap Into America’s Hottest Lifestyle Trends at the 13th Annual Fall Dallas Home and Garden Show Presented by The Home and Apartment Builders of Metropolitan Dallas, September 20-22, Only at Market Hall.

Think you know the national movie of Texas?
Well, pardner, tie up your pony and give our trivia quiz a try.

Beyond the Bubble

The ongoing revival of the ’70s has us itching to know: Where were you in the ’70s and-tell the truth-what were you wearing?

What to Do & Where to Go: Our Selective Guide

Why conservatives should support the new arena.

Places to Meet & Eat: Our Critics’ Picks

From Bob Hayes to Lance Rental to Michael Irvin, there’s always been a dark side to this team.

How it started, how it ended, how it changed me-one woman’s story.

With a new breed of leadership and a chance to land Ray Nasher’s fabulous sculpture collection, the Dallas Museum of Art faces unprecedented opportunities. Can the DMA forge ahead to greatness-or is it doomed to opulent mediocrity?

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1996

Why you don’t know how your council member voted.

As the ’90s continue to reinterpret the ’70s, can the decade that brought us hip-huggers and hot pants finally redeem itself?

Things You Need to Know; How to Get Around

The feud between Troy Aikman and Barry Switzer is worse than anyone suspected. Not even another Super Bowl could heal these wounds.

What Happened to the Cast of Giant?

From the White House to Our House