Photograph of a catcher on the UNT softball team preparing to catch the ball during a game. The player can be seen crouched down in the center of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera. She is holding her mitted left hand out in front of herself. A second individual is crouched down behind her.

Photograph of a baseman on the UNT softball team guarding a base during a game. The player can be seen in the center of the photograph, looking to the right of the camera. She is leaning forward and resting her left foot on the base.

Photograph of Susan Waters, Kinesiology junior at UNT, preparing to bat during a softball game. Waters can be seen standing in the center of the photograph, bending her knees. She is holding the bat over her right shoulder and looking over her left.

Photograph of Susan Waters, third baseman for the UNT softball team, attempting to tag out A&M - Corpus Christi's Andrea Simancas. Waters can be seen on the right side of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. She is crouching over third base and reaching her left arm out to touch Simancas, who is sliding on the ground towards the base.

Photograph of Lynley Wasson playing with the UNT women's tennis team during a match against Stephen F. Austin State University. Wasson can be seen in the center of the photograph, bending her knees and extending her right arm to hit a tennis ball with a racket.

Photograph of Steve Swartz, Associate Professor of Logistics Management at UNT, giving a lecture during class. Swartz can be seen standing on the left side of the photograph, facing a group of students to the right. He is gesturing with both hands. A presentation slide titled, "The Book Selling Industry," can be seen on a projector screen behind him.

Photograph of UNT President Norval Pohl speaking at the Honors Day celebration in 2006. Pohl can be seen standing behind a podium on the left side of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera. He is gesturing with his right hand. A floral bouquet is visible next to the podium in the bottom right corner of the photograph.

Photograph of Steve Swartz, Associate Professor of Logistics Management at UNT, giving a lecture during class. Swartz can be seen standing on the left side of the photograph, facing a group of students to the right. He is pointing to a presentation slide titled, "The Book Selling Industry," on the projector screen behind him.

Photograph of Steve Swartz, Associate Professor of Logistics Management at UNT, giving a lecture during class. Swartz can be seen standing in the center of the photograph, looking to the right of the camera. He is using both arms to gesture to a presentation slide titled, "Direct-to-Consumer:Cost Trade-Off," on the projector screen behind him. The heads of two students can be seen in the foreground, facing away from the camera.

Photograph of Steve Swartz, Associate Professor of Logistics Management at UNT, giving a lecture during class. Swartz can be seen standing on the left side of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera and gesturing with both hands. A presentation slide titled, "E-Fulfillment," is visible on a projector screen behind him. Students can be seen sitting at tables in the foreground with their backs to the camera.

Photograph of four panel members sitting at the Immigration Debates hosted by the UPC. Three men and a young woman (2nd left) can be seen sitting at a long table, facing the camera. Debate attendees are visible in the foreground of the photograph with their backs turned to the camera.

Photograph of a young woman speaking at a memorial vigil for Coretta Scott King during the 2006 Equity and Diversity Conference. The young woman can be seen standing behind a podium in UNT's One O'Clock Lounge, facing to the right of the camera and looking down at a sheet of paper in her hands. Attendees are gathered in a semi-circle formation in the foreground of the photograph.

Photograph of Yolanda King speaking at the 9th Annual Equity and Diversity Conference, sponsored by UNT's Division of Equity and Diversity. King can be seen in the center of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. She is furrowing her eyebrows and gesturing with both hands.

Photograph of students dancing at the 16th Annual African Heritage Banquet held in the UNT Union. A young man and woman can be seen standing single file in the center of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera. The woman is raising her arms to hold hands with the man behind her. A group of women can be seen behind the pair, facing the same direction.

Photograph of Yolanda King speaking at the 9th Annual Equity and Diversity Conference, sponsored by UNT's Division of Equity and Diversity. King can be seen standing behind a podium on the right side of the photograph, looking out past the camera. She is grabbing the side of the podium with her left hand.

Photograph of UNT students participating in the Ethics Bowl, a debate hosted during Building Citizens Week in 2006. Several individuals can be seen sitting down, facing to the right of the camera. One student (2nd left) is holding a notebook in both hands and appears to be speaking.

Photograph of a scene from "The Magic Flute," performed by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet as part of their North American tour. Two dancers can be seen standing on stage, facing each other. The woman (right) is reaching her left hand out toward the man (left). A large, oval framed picture of a woman's face can be seen above them.

Photograph of a scene from "The Magic Flute," performed by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet as part of their North American tour. Three dancers can be seen on stage, facing to the left of the camera. The dancer on the left is holding an axe over a tube-like prop on the floor below her, while the other two (one sitting and one kneeling) raise their arms in exclamation. The dancer in the center of the three is wearing a mask with a tube protruding from the mouth area.

Photograph of Alexander Gamayunov of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet performing in "The Magic Flute." Gamayunov can be seen facing to the left of the camera with both arms raised and his legs crossed in a wide stance. He is wearing a long coat that is billowing as he moves.

Photograph of a scene from "The Magic Flute," performed by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet as part of their North American tour. Five dancers can be seen on stage, sitting with their knees bent and their backs turned to the camera. Each dancer is holding a translucent cube above their head.

Photograph of Ronniqua Wilson, Kinesiology junior at UNT, jumping hurdles against her opponents during the Mean Green Twilight Invitational. Wilson (center) can be seen mid-air, lifting both legs to jump over a hurdle as members of the TCU (left) and UT (right) women's track teams run behind her on either side.

Photograph of Zachary Austrew, UNT student and photographer for the 2006 Aerie Yearbook, posing with a certificate that reads, "This is to certify that Zachary Austrew is still Certifiably Insane on this 4th day of May, 2006..." Austrew is sitting on a sofa, holding the certificate up for the camera and smiling. He is holding an inflatable boxing pillow in his left hand.

Photograph of Nick Mosser, UNT student and photography editor for the 2006 Aerie Yearbook, posing with a certificate that reads, "This is to certify that Nick 'A-hole' Mosser [...] Can I Bring My Boat to Work?" Mosser is sitting in a chair, looking to the right of the camera from beneath a visor. He is holding the certificate in his left hand and a pamphlet in his right.

Photograph of former Texas Governor Ann Richards during a visit to UNT as part of the university's Distinguished Lecture Series in 2006. Richards can be seen standing in the center of the photograph, looking at the camera and raising her left hand just below her chin. She appears to be laughing. A second woman, who also appears to be laughing, is visible in the background on the right side of the photograph.