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D Magazine January 1999

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ALL YOU CAN BE…AND THEN SOME

YOU SEE, “BAD FEATURES” AND “PHYSICAL FLAWS,” IN AND OF THEMSELVES, ARE NOT IMPORTANT, BUT WHEN THEIR MERE EXISTENCE MAKES US FEEL TIMID, SELF-CONSCIOUS OR UNSURE OF OURSELVES, THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IS GREATLY MAGNIFIED.
By Elaine Rogers
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AN OPERA FOR THE NEXT MILLENNIUM

A national opera critic believes The Dallas Opera is poised for international acclaim. Here’s why.
By ALBERT INNAURATO
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best and worst

Mayor R. L. Thornton said, “Keep the dirt flyin’,” and Dallas is once again heeding his advice. Tom Hicks and Ross Jr. certainly are-this was the year of the big deal in Big D. Here’s the real dirt: best and worst
By D Magazine
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CREATING THE URBAN VILLAGE

Legacy Town Center planners say they want to build a new kind of town amidst the suburbs of Plano. Will it work?
By WARNER MCGOWIN
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Dallas Architecture: ELEMENTS OF STYLE

Tracing the Family Tree” of Dallas’ Significant Houses
By DOUGLAS NEWBY
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DRIVEN BY A DREAM

The Dallas Opera takes center stage in the push for a performing arts center.
By Mary Brown Malouf
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ECONOMIC IMPACT

An arts district can bring more than culture to a city-it can bring big money.
By JENNIFER WEGMAN
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From the Publisher Soul and the City

Why Dallas doesn’t have it, and why we shouldn’t care
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FULL CIRCLE

The New Urbanism is moving forward by looking back.
By Mary Brown Malouf
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Home & Design What I Hate About My House

For the eager home buyer, finding that “perfect house” is like looking for love. Sometimes the search ends in heartache.
By Kimberly Goad
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It’s in the stars

All signs point to the Dallas Stars winning the Stanley Cup.
By Nancy Nichols
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LEGACY NOW

The Corporate Community
By D Magazine
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LEGACY WILL BE “AUTHENTIC”

A passionate apostle of the New Urbanism describes his vision.
By D Magazine
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Likely Stories Million-Dollar Makeover

Nancy Reagan and Liz Taylor gave the The Greenhouse cachet. Now the venerable spa is counting on Cindy Crawford-and a national expansion-to attract a new breed of clientele.
By Kimberly Goad
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LOOKING FOR A HOME

The Dallas Opera wants to move uptown-quietly.
By stephen g. michaud
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NEW CITY ON THE PRAIRIE

A walk through Legacy Town Center.
By D Magazine
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SUCCESS STORIES

Three places where New Urbanism is working
By Mary Brown Malouf
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THE LEGACY OF THE LAND

The past is the prologue.
By JENNIFER WEGMAN
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THEER PECTACLE

Today’s opera must be as pleasing to the eye as it is to the ear.
By Kimberly Goad
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WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE

If not for a group of visionaries, opera might never have found a home in Dallas.
By D Magazine
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