May 1993, Volume VIII, Number 5 edition of The AIDS Resource Center newsletter. The newsletter features "AIDS Update" information about resources, events, and services.

Photocopy of a Texas Triangle clipping about gay Republicans voting against Bob Krueger after Krueger's statements against the LGBTQIA+ community.

A Texas Triangle clipping about Log Cabin Republicans discussing how they are perceived by others in the Republican party.

Photocopy of clipping written by the Associated Press and published in the San Antonio Express-News for March 16, 1993. "GOP Senate hopefuls risk splitting support" describes the two Republican candidates, Kay Bailey Hutchison and Joe Barton, seeking an open senatorial seat.

A Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping about Roberta Achtenberg being confirmed as an HUD official.

Photocopy of clipping from Dallas Morning News for March 16, 1993. "Barton ad features big names" details Joe Barton's ad for his senatorial campaign, featuring Tom Landry, Roger Staubach, Jack Kemp, and Phil Donahue, and Bob Krueger's response to it.

Newspaper clipping from The Dallas Morning News about Rep. Joe Barton's bid for endorsement in Senate run.

Newspaper clipping from The Dallas Morning News of an article about interim Senator Bob Krueger's stance on gays in the military.

A Plano Star Courier clipping about new discoveries being made during the AIDS crisis and about not all those discoveries reaching people in danger of HIV/AIDS.

Clipping from the Dallas Morning News containing an article about the Turtle Creek Chorale's production of "The Wizard of Oz." A photograph of costumed performers on stage appears in the center of the article.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on members of the American Association of Museums worried about their place in the future, after cultural facilities started facing a crisis not only financial but of relevance. Art directors, associates and educators are constantly concerned with the theme of relevance and have thought of new ways to stay relevant in the community. What they are looking towards to reviving the interested in art and art culture is education in the public system teaching the important of art.

A Mount Pleasant Tribune about the aftermath of a rumor that AIDS-infected teenagers were in Northeast Texas.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about social workers saying that cuts to programs designed for poor folks will have negative consequences.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about quilts being donated to hospitals which worked with infants born with HIV or with addictions. Includes printouts of information about safe sex events designed to cut down on the transmission of HIV/AIDS

Photocopy of a Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping of an article about the Texas Republican Party passing a resolution which denied Apple Computer state tax breaks because of its unwillingness to pay for medical benefits for committed LGBTQIA+ partners.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on Dr. Jack Davis, Regents Professor turned Dean of the newly established College of Visuals Arts. The College of Visual Arts was known to be the Arts department has been redesigned as the School of Visual Arts from the Texas Higher Education Board and Dr. Davis has been appointed dean, subject to approval by the Board of Regents.

Photocopy of clipping from San Antonio Express News for March 16, 1993. "Barton unveils TV and blasting Krueger, Clinton" describes the ads run by Representative Joe Barton as a part of his Senate campaign which target Senator Bob Krueger and President Bill Clinton. Barton's ads emphasize the stance of the two on gays in the military.

Photocopy of clipping from San Antonio Express-News for January 29, 1993. "GOP foes rip Krueger for advocating end to military ban on gays" describes responses to Senator Bob Krueger's support for the removal of the ban on gays in the military.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article about Carolyn Sherburn. Sherburn was the only art specialist at Burton Hill Elementary which was the only Fort Worth school taking part in a project to implement art education throughout the general curriculum. Sherburn along with two other Fort Worth teachers took eighteen weeks of training, where she will in turn teach more than one-hundred teachers from forty-two schools how to implement art education. The article goes into details about how discipline-based art education came in fruition and their goals having an art specialist in every public school.

A newspaper clipping featuring a snippet on the Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation gifting almost $80,000 in grant money to North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts for the reproduction of artworks from the Dallas and Fort Worth museums. The prints will be used as educational tools in local schools.

An newspaper clipping with two photograph images, the first one is Chinese artist, Xiaoze Xie demonstrating Chinese figure painting to the Sam Houston Elementary school. The second image is Cynda Riddle talking with Xie during his demonstration.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on Dr. Jack Davis, Regents Professor turned Dean of the newly established College of Visuals Arts. The College of Visual Arts was known to be the Arts department has been redesigned as the School of Visual Arts from the Texas Higher Education Board and Dr. Davis has been appointed dean, subject to approval by the Board of Regents.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about William "Buck" Buckingham being appointed AIDS czar by the Clinton administration.

A Dallas Morning News article about William "Buck" Buckingham, former director for the AIDS ARMS Network, being given a position as AIDS czar with the Clinton administration.