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November Calendar

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WHILE WE’RE AT IT The Award

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Top 10 THINGS TO DO

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THE ARTS THE CRITIC AND THE COMPANY

By ALBERT INNAURATO | 24 years ago John Ardoin and the Dallas Opera have been locked in a battle for more than 30 years. The critic pushed and prodded. The opera excelled and flourished. Now the company may have outgrown the critic who made it famous.

SALES TALES Tear-Down Fever

By MARY CANDACE EVANS | 24 years ago

Restaurant Reviews

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Pulse OF THE City

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PEOPLE 21 UNDER 30

By A.E. McGILL | 24 years ago Age? Experience? Twenty-one twenty somethings prove you don’t necessarily need either to be a success.

OUT FRONT How Dallas Ranks

By WICK ALLISON | 24 years ago Are we losing our entrepreneurial edge?

A NONDESTRUCTIVE APPROACH TO NASAL SURGERY

By D Magazine | 24 years ago

No Reservations

By MARY BROWN MALOUF | 24 years ago HAVE KNIFE, WILL TRAVEL Chef Avner Samuel can be found at Okeanos-for now.

Neighborhoods Out About Town

By D Magazine | 24 years ago

MANAGING THE HEALTH CARE MAZE

By Ellen Thrower | 24 years ago

LETTERS

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HOME & DESIGN Makeovers Made Easy

By DAWN McMULLAN | 24 years ago Redecorating doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated; it can be as simple as rearranging your own belongings in a refreshing new way.

HOME & DESIGN A Little Italy with a Lot Style

By KAREN MUNCY | 24 years ago Inspired by the villas of Portofino and Venice, John and Vicki Crew’s home is a blend of Old-World elegance and modern livability.

CAN THE NEW MEDICINE HEAL YOU?

By SARA PETERSON | 24 years ago Conventional medicine doesn’t have all the answers. But do alternative therapies really work? Their growing popularity locally has some doctors steaming as their patients start experimenting.

BUSINESS The Education of Tom Hicks

By MARK DONALD | 24 years ago After building a multibiilion-dollar investment empire, Tom Hicks thought he had learned all there was to know about business. But then he bought the Dallas Stars hockey franchise-and now he’s getting the lesson of his life.
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