Letter from Ann Lupkowski to James Miller, on April 30, 1989, proposing that the Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth at UNT provide services free of charge. She also asks that she be allowed to hire a student assistant when she comes to UNT.

A response letter from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, clarifying the foundations expansion of including organizations into their grantsmanship funding. The response letter goes into details about what the Johnson Foundation looks for when they review the proposals sent to them and have included general points that the organization must meet to even been considered by the Johnson Foundation. The foundation goes on to continue that even if the proposal has merit the foundation does not have the means to fund every program but will assist in finding funding from another source.

A letter to D. Jack Davis from Nicole M. Holland about upcoming collaborations on future lectures, workshops, and more.

A typed letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance formally requesting access to the records pertaining to curriculum and training of the Dallas Police Department.

Letter from Allan G. Calkin that is paid for by Calkin. Functions as a political advertisement that criticizes Dallas City Council Place 9 candidate Harriet Miers. Emphasizes Miers discrimination against women and gays coming in the form of her anti-choice stance and favoring of legislation that criminalizes sexual activities of adults of the same gender in private. Calkin describes the damage that discrimination has caused throughout history and the potential danger of Miers' stances.

A letter from Vicki J. Rosenberg to D. Jack Davis, Mark Elder and R. William McCarter about informing the trio that their grant from The Getty Center for Education in the Arts has been approved for the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts.