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The Spring Market is set for this March 31st.
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TWU dance, drama, art, and music students, as well as graduate music students from The University of North Texas, will perform.
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Terry said the support of Dallas fans has pushed him during his time away from the hardwood.
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"Nowhere in Europe are you arrested for smoking a joint."
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Curnow talks about her favorite local musicians, her favorite Beatles albums, and her extensive tattoos.
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A reward is being offered for Sky's return.
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Taking these actions as a precaution.
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One lucky Dallas-Fort Worth band could win a slot at the July 3 stop at Superpages.com Center.
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The Rockwall location will employ approximately 15 people and will be the chain’s 109th location.
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NBC's The Office fared well amongst those in the prime 18-49 age range, though.
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Ideas could include a student-run sustainable garden, an arboretum, or improved recycling equipment.
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Clifton said that Dinerstein’s proposed street level shopping plan is not going to cut it with the city and that, if given the chance, the company won’t go through with it.
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Ah, mixed couple romances. And their predictably problematic family get-togethers. (ZZZzzz ...)
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La Llorona is a refreshing and interesting piece of theatre that is not to be missed.
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The team posted the fastest women’s 4+ time of the day, including those of college teams.
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The SENCER Center for Innovation – Southwest at TWU is one of six regional SENCER Centers in the country.
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Gay author David Parr gets a taste of Texas with his world premiere.
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It may take a while to get used to seeing Dish in the daylight, but it’s an effort worth making.
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You don’t own out-and-proud ’60s pop star Lesley Gore, who will be sunshine and lollipops as she performs with the Women’s Chorus of Dallas.
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Grossman’s color palette is reminiscent of early Impressionist paintings, but brushstrokes are languid and deliberate with a modern maturity and sensibility that expose a delicacy of sublime.
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Agreed, Robert. If that's not possible, then we could also use a rock station that doesn't play Nin