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Happenings on the Hill
It’s an age-old question: Are differences between what men and women like decided by nature or nurture?
Shuttle Buses to Temporarily Replace DART Light Rail Between Two Stations
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) will operate shuttle buses instead of light rail vehicles between SMU/Mockingbird Station and Walnut Hill Station beginning on Thursday, June 23 through the end of service on Sunday, June 26.
Catalina Garcia Wins Dallas College Trustee Runoff
Dr. Catalina Garcia defeated Lynn Davenport in the runoff election for the district 1 seat on the Dallas College board of trustees, which encompasses North Dallas and Lake Highlands.
TEA Issues New Guidance About Library Materials
The American Library Association’s Office for Intellectual Freedom tracked 729 challenges to library, school, and university materials and services, resulting in more than 1,597 individual book challenges or removals in 2021 – the highest number since ALA began its tracking 30 years ago.
Society
No Horsing Around, But a Pegasus? That’s Perfect
Henry, a bejeweled horse borrowed for this year’s Dallas-themed Mad Hatter’s Tea on April 20, may have been a ‘mane’ attraction as he walked into the Dallas Arboretum.
Faith
Faith Friday: Preston Hollow Presbyterian Hosts Pride Potluck, Celebration Service
Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church members, visitors, and staff gathered for a pride potluck and celebration service June 12.
Society
Pop Fizz Clink! A WiNGS Fling Overflows With Empowerment
Pop Fizz Clink! A WiNGS Fling, a champagne-inspired brunch presented by Ebby Halliday Foundation, delighted the senses while raising funds to help WiNGS fight poverty, impact generations, and empower women through life-altering changes.
Local Southpaws Reach CWS with Aggies
Jacob Palisch and Ryan Prager each played a significant role in Texas A&M reaching the College World Series, which begins on Friday. (Read time: 1.6 minutes)
Highland Park Education Foundation Awards $1.5M to HPISD
The Highland Park Education Foundation June 14 presented a check for more than $1.5 million raised through the annual Mad for Plaid campaign to Highland Park ISD for teacher and staff salary support for the 2021-2022 school year.
Society
Dallas’ Cotes Du Coeur Raises Record $5.5M For American Heart Association
Winemakers, wine connoisseurs, celebrity chefs, and foodies came together for the sold-out 2022 Dallas Côtes du Coeur at the Omni Dallas Hotel.
Raiff Finds Sweet Spot with Second Film
Greenhill graduate Cooper Raiff's sophomore feature, "Cha Cha Real Smooth," claimed an audience prize at the Sundance Film Festival and opens this weekend.