Photograph of UNT metalsmithing students in the enameling studio on campus. Three individuals can be seen sitting at a table, applying enamel to their pieces. Containers of enamel and adhesive are visible on the tabletop among other items.

Photograph of two UNT metalsmithing students using equipment in the studio on campus. Two young women can be seen at a workbench, facing to the left of the camera. The student on the left is using a shear to cut a sheet of metal while the student on the right places a metal strip between the jaws of a bench vise. Other tools and equipment are visible on the tabletop around them.

Photograph of a UNT ceramics student throwing a large bowl on a throwing wheel. The student can be seen sitting behind the bowl, pressing a wooden tool to the inside of the piece with both hands. Buckets are visible beneath a shelf in the background.

Photograph of two individuals observing a dress made of Diet Coke cans, displayed as part of UNT's Recycled Fashion Exhibit. The man (right) and woman (left) can be seen with their backs turned to the camera, standing across from the dress on either side. Concept sketches have been posted on the wall behind the garment.

Photograph of two students working on an assignment in Dr. Jeanne Tunks' Math Methods class at UNT. The man (right) and woman (left) can be seen sitting across from each other, looking down at a large map on the table between them. The man is placing a labeled marker on an area of the map.

Photograph of two students cutting out coupons and advertisements as part of a budgeting project in Dr. Jeanne Tunks' Math Methods class. The young women are sitting side by side at a desk, facing to the right of the camera. They are both looking down at piles of advertisements scattered across the tabletop in front of them.

Photograph of a College of Education student creating rubbings on a Coin Identification sheet as part of a money handling project. The student's hands can be seen dragging a crayon over a sheet of paper, exposing the texture of coins placed underneath. Extra coins and crayons are visible on the tabletop in the background.

Photograph of a young man wearing a robe branded for the National Collegiate Network (NCN), a Tokyo-based organization that partners with US Universities to offer education and job placement to Japanese students. The young man can be seen standing in front of a table, facing to the left of the camera and looking down at a sheet of paper in his hands. Makisu and other items are visible on the tabletop below him.

Photograph of Zachary Austrew (center), Spring 2006 editor-in-chief of the North Texas Daily, conversing with two individuals in an office. Austrew is sitting at a desk, facing to the right of the camera and reaching for a canned drink with both hands. Two computers can be seen on the desk in front of him. A man (left) and a woman (right) are standing across from each other in the foreground, looking down at Austrew's drink. Austrew and the other man are smiling.

Photograph of a staff member at the North Texas Daily sitting at a cubicle. The man can be seen in the center of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera and raising his right hand. A young woman is sitting at the cubicle next to him in the background.

Photograph of the front entrance of the Sigma Phi Epsilon house at UNT. Two columns are visible in the foreground, framing the entrance door on either side. A sign above the door reads, "SIGMA PHI EPSILON."

Photograph of two members of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority wearing jerseys at the North Texas Relay For Life event. The young women are standing side by side with their backs turned to the camera. Their jerseys read, "PATCHES [O]'HOULIHAN [--] 06 [--] [A]LPHA DELTA PI" (left), and, "ME'SH[EL]L [--] ALPHA DELTA PI [--] 06 [--] relay [for life]" (right).

Photograph of a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority showing support for breast cancer awareness at the North Texas Relay For Life event. The right half of the young woman's face can be seen in the photograph, facing to the right of the camera. She is wearing a pink ribbon painted on her face and smiling.

Photograph of two Race for the Cure volunteers at the North Texas Relay for Life event. The women can be seen standing side by side, facing the camera and smiling. The individual on the right is wearing a competition number (1329) over her volunteer t-shirt.

Photograph of a UNT sorority member posing with two mentees. The woman (center) can be seen sitting in a classroom with a young boy (left) in her lap and a young girl (right) sitting next to her. They are all looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of voters in line at the Denton Civic Center in November 2005, waiting to cast their ballots on proposed constitutional amendments. Individuals can be seen standing in a scattered line with their backs turned to the camera. In the background, three individuals are standing at desks separated by dividers.

Photograph of two voters standing in line at the Denton Civic Center in November 2005, waiting to cast their ballots. The man (left) and the woman (right) can be seen standing side by side among other individuals. The man is facing to the right of the camera, looking at a series of papers taped to an open door. The woman is facing away from the camera and resting her right hand on the edge of the door.

Photograph of voters in line at the Denton Civic Center in November 2005, waiting to cast their ballots on proposed constitutional amendments. Individuals can be seen standing in a scattered line with their backs turned to the camera. In the background, three individuals are standing at desks separated by dividers.

Photograph of a dog at a Puppy Play Group meeting outside of Calhoun Middle School. The dog can be seen walking in a grass field towards the camera. A second dog is visible on the left side of the photograph, lying in the grass next to a toy. Several individuals can be seen standing in the background.

Photograph of three members of the Puppy Play Group at a meeting outside of Calhoun Middle School. A man can be seen in the center of the photograph, bending over to pet one of the dogs in front of him. Three other dogs are surrounding the man. Two young women are conversing in the background on the right side of the photograph, while a dog looks up at them.

Photograph of Megan Smith, Art History junior at UNT, sitting with her dog Sadie during a Puppy Play Group meeting held outside of Calhoun Middle School. Smith can be seen sitting in the grass with her legs crossed, facing to the left of the camera. She is extending both hands out above Sadie, who is looking up at Smith with her mouth open. A second individual is standing next to Smith on the left side of the photograph, partially out of frame. Two young girls are riding bicycles in the background.

Photograph of a percussionist performing with the Green Brigade Marching Band during a UNT event. The young man can be seen standing behind a xylophone, facing to the right of the camera and holding a set of mallets. Members of the woodwind section are playing their instruments behind him.

Photograph of actors on stage during a performance of "A Lie of the Mind," the debut play for UNT's 2005-2006 theatre season. A man and a woman can be seen lying down, facing each other. The man is looking at the woman angrily and grabbing her neck with his right hand. Two more actors can be seen standing behind the couple in the background.

Photograph of Daniel Strebe, second-place winner of the New Venture Creation Contest, receiving a check for $10,000 at the Murphy Enterprise Center's annual Leadership Luncheon. Strebe (right) and UNT Chancellor Lee Jackson (left) are standing side by side, holding the large check between them. A third man can be seen standing behind a podium in the background on the right side of the photograph.