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Dallas Theater Center Guild Presents “The Wolves”
Salon is an annual event designed to facilitate discussion and thought leadership about the play’s theme and subject matter.
Student Achievements: Two to Celebrate
Henry Zhu was named MVP and won first place in fifth-grade individual Number Sense at the Texas Coaches Association Math & Science contest, where McCulloch Intermediate School/Highland Park Middle School won a variety of team awards.
Crime
Crime Reports: Feb. 11 – Feb. 17
One person went above and beyond in her quest to steal two bottles of wine from Whole Foods on Lomo Alto Drive: She took the bottles into the bathroom with her, removed the security devices, and then attempted to leave without paying for them.
Inside the Cause
Not Going Away: Eating Disorders
It’s been more than 20 years since Highland Park graduate Elisa McCall penned the following words before taking her own life; “with my death, hopefully, I will touch more lives than I ever could have alive.”
Society
Nasher Announces Sterling Ruby: Sculpture
The Nasher Sculpture Center announces Sterling Ruby: Sculpture, the first large-scale exhibition dedicated to the sculptural work of Los Angeles-based artist Sterling Ruby, on view Feb. 2 – April 21.
House of the Month: 3120 Purdue Avenue
This outstanding four-bedroom, four-bath, and two half-bath Gage custom home is situated on a 70-by- 144-foot lot framed by mature trees in the heart of University Park near much new construction.
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Divorcing Someone with Borderline Personality Disorder
Divorce is difficult for almost any couple but divorcing a spouse with Borderline Personality Disorder may be exponentially more difficult.
More Dallas Country Club Tennis Courts, Anyone?
A proposed new tennis building could provide Dallas Country Club members more courts to play on and a safer way to cross over Mockingbird Lane on foot.