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April 1999 CityGuide

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

BREAST AUGMENTATION: The BioDimensional Approach

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

Calendar of Events

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

CHOOSING THE RIGHT COLLEGE

By ELAINE ROGERS | 20 years ago RESEARCH IS THE KEY TO MAKING ONE OF LIFE’S MOST IMPORTANT DECISIONS

DOWN! town

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

From the Publisher Selling Sex

By Wick Allison | 20 years ago In an e-mail boxing match, a reader wins the round.

Letters “Are you kidding? Did you actually talk to anyone in ’Pleasantville?’”

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

Makeover Magic

By JENNIFER SANDER | 20 years ago ALL THINGS SPRING ARE IN THIS SEASON. FROM SHORT HAIR CUTS WITH TEXTURE TO BRIGHT, TROPICAL MAKEUP HUES, NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE THAT CHANGE.

NEWS PLAYING THE RACE CARD AT THE OBSERVER

By GLENNA WHITLEY | 20 years ago When black writer Denise McVea felt her white editors were shutting her out, she declared war. Her lawsuit shook the liberal weekly to its foundation.

Pulse of the CITY

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

Reporter’s Notebook If It Bleeds, It Leads

By Warner McGowin | 20 years ago Fox 4’s critics deride the station’s blood-and-guts approach to news. But the truth will surprise the old-school broadcasters-Fox has the best news in town.

Restaurant Reviews

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

Return of the Iceberg

By NANCY NICHOLS | 20 years ago This retro lettuce is first-class again in Dallas’ luxury steakhouses.

The Look of the Moment

By D Magazine | 20 years ago How I Overcame My Aversion to Sorority Chic and Learned to Love Khaki

top 9 things to do in April

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

Travel Rollin’ on the River

By Daryl Cleveland | 20 years ago Shreveport-Bossier’s best casino and hotel offers the most important element of any good trip-a change of pace.

Weekend Getaways

By D Magazine | 20 years ago

WHAT EVERY HOME BUYER SHOULD KNOW

By JENNIFER SANDER | 20 years ago Home: It’s still the largest single investment most people will ever make, whether they build or buy. Home buyers who decide to build start from the ground, up and must locate land, a builder, and select a floor plan, among hundreds of other details. Those who purchase an existing home spend countless hours shopping for a reputable real estate agent, visiting open houses, and touring neighborhoods to find the just the right home.

What’s in Store for Spring

By D Magazine | 20 years ago Retailers-not designers-are the true arbiters of fashion.
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