Craig Smith appreciates the value of a good education — the operative word being "value," as he didn't have much money to spend on it during his formative years. Smith grew up in a government-run apartment in Dallas and was raised by a single mother who supported her three sons by working as a hostess at a restaurant. Now he's judge of the 192nd District Court in Dallas.
October 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Craig Smith appreciates the value of a good education — the operative word being “value,” as he didn’t have much money to spend on it during his formative years.
Smith grew up in a government-run apartment in Dallas and was raised by a single mother who supported her three sons by working as a hostess at a restaurant.
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