D Magazine March 1997

Listeners continue to go for Arts & Letters Live

This little-known French region produced good wines, but didn’t know how to market them-until a Dallas importer popped the cork.

Almost 10 years after the fact, unsuccessful bidders raise questions about NationsBank’s purchase of First Republic Bank.

Also: Margaux’s, Chihuahua Charlie’s and Yvette.

Vice President Gore gets on the wrong conservation train.

More and more children are being diagnosed with learning disabilities, unable to handle conventional schools. Here are 15 schools in the Dallas area where help is at hand.

Where to Shop, Play & Stay

OUR MONTHLY MENU OF TRENDS & TIDBITS

It isn’t the size that counts. It’s what you do with it.

Swiss Avenue redo mixes old and new.

Architectural relies that speak of Dallas’ past survive because of this couple’s efforts.

Architects make their mark on the city.

Or, was Channel 5’s ace reporter a co-conspirator in the hoax of the decade? Either way, the story he broke turned him from Public Defender to Public Pariah.

HOW I GOT THE HOOK OR, WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A LOCAL SPORTSCASTER WRANGLES WITH A CERTAIN TEAM OWNER.

What to Do & Where to Go: Our Selective Guide

Your neighborhood may have once been a place of its own.

The mayor, the Mouseketeers and the media.

The answers easy, once you think about it.

A drink here, a favor there, and soon he was my best friend. He played me like a violin-to a tune he had played many times before.

Places to Meet & Eat: Our Critics’ Picks

Judge claims needle-for-needle cure works.

Things You Need to Know; How to Get Around

The First Leftie