D Magazine November 2013
Features
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Shopgirls
Roaming the sales floors of Dallas’ high-end boutiques, they know where to find the best and how to style it just so.
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The Real Story of Lavabit’s Founder
Ladar Levison was Edward Snowden’s email provider, until the FBI came calling. For the first time, he talks about his odd childhood and the new snooping capability he thinks the feds have developed.
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Dinosaur Hunters
A ragtag band of amateur paleontologists has been digging up 95-million-year-old fossils, under the watchful eye of a man trying to bring order to a lawless land.
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Brett Shipp Is a Bully
Somewhere along the line, the biggest reporter in Dallas lost his way.
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On the Air With Wade Emmert
He’s bringing the Republican Party together, one caller at a time.
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Cowboy Up Your Style
Is it possible to wear cowboy boots in Dallas without playing dress-up?
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The Dallas Way
The business establishment ruled supreme over a booming city. Fourteen seconds in November shattered its legitimacy— and remade Dallas.
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A New Startup, EDS
H. Ross Perot was becoming “the world’s greatest computer salesman.”
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How Dallas Became a Football Town
A risky idea brought two pro teams to Dallas. In 1963, only one was left.
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The Family Who Sold Tex-Mex to America
The Cuellars were leading the rise of the chain restaurant.
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Birth of the Dallas Museum of Art
Two museums merged, forming the Dallas Museum of Art and triggering decades of tension.
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Cat Woman
Before canine distemper thrust In-Sync Exotics Wildlife Rescue into the spotlight, there were just Vicky Keahey and her animals.
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Restaurant Review: Le Bilboquet
A beloved New York bistro has been re-created in Dallas. Perhaps too closely.
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Bar Review: Lee Harvey’s
It’s like being in someone’s living room. But not the someone you might think.
