Graduation: A chance to clean the slate
The “fat guy” and the “airhead girl” and the “invisible person” can morph into whoever they want to be in a new environment and look for success in places where the good and bad of the past are wiped away.
Ask A Cop
A PTA mom at M.T. Reilly Elementary School is tired of parents parking along curbs, idling in carpool lanes and straddling crosswalks when dropping…
eBidding for Benevolence
With the help of computer-savvy teenagers, the Ladies of Charity take their thrift store worldwide The British toy soldier was an unusual donation to…
Tex-Mex Heaven
This venerated, uniquely Lone Star cuisine can make a man wax poetic When I arrived in Dallas 22 years ago, one of the first…
Recording Debut
Stonewall Jackson students make a ‘positive memory’ with their first music video For more information: empoweryourfuture.org More than 30 Stonewall Jackson fifth- and sixth-graders…
Remembering Gustavo Ipiña
The man who prosecuted his killer is helping this Woodrow student’s dreams live on Taly Haffar has prosecuted his share of rape, assault and…
Much Ado About Matthew
Woodrow junior first to represent his school at the National Shakespeare Competition Matthew George, a 17-year-old Woodrow Wilson High School junior with a passion…
Philip Rubinov-Jacobson Q&A
He spends his summers in Austria, Bavaria and Italy teaching young artists the techniques of the old masters, but recently PHILIP RUBINOV-JACOBSON has settled…
Little Chefs
Kids are cooking up gourmet treats in this neighbor’s kitchen Interested in weekly summer sessions like “I Can Cook Dinner” and “Chocolate Delight”? Contact…
Heritage Trumps Harmony
Germanophiles unite in this 100-year-old choir Want to sing with the Frohsinn? Visit dallasfrohsinn.org for information. Every Monday evening, a group of seniors gathers…
A Family’s Legacy
Three generations will soon watch their 18th member graduate from Woodrow When Woodrow Wilson senior Merritt Shaw attends her graduation ceremony this month, hers…
What About Wine?
Once again, it’s time to plead the case for zinfandel — not the sweetish pink stuff called white zinfandel — but the red wine…
