D Magazine January 2000

The Dallas art world is laying bets and choosing up sides. The good news is, where there’s rivalry, there’s life.

One hundred years ago, Dallas was buggy-whip capital of the world. And you know what happened to buggy whips.

A FRESH NEW YOU FOR A FRESH NEW CENTURY. OUR NUMBER ONE PICKS FOR THAT INNER GLOW.

The station wouldn’t talk to us, but it did reply to viewers.

The Japanese math and reading program drives kids crazy. Strange to say, they seem to love it.

The best Dallas companies are going all out to recruit the best people. Here’s who they are-and what they have to offer.

Dallas fund manager David Tice thrives on bad news. When there isn’t any, he’ll produce it. And when he can’t produce it, he’ll predict it.

The Dallas 100 honors the fastest growing companies in Dallas. Presented by the SMU’s Caruth Institute, the award recognizes and encourages entrepreneurs who contribute to the economic growth of our region with their vision and their hard work, D Magazine proudly profiles the CEOs of the top ten of Dallas’ most exciting companies.

INTRODUCING SOME OF THE BIGGEST NAMES IN DALLAS BUSINESS

Dogsledding, snowtubing, sleigh rides-in Breckenridge, downhill skiing is only the beginning.