Photograph of a group of double bassists playing their instruments during an orchestra performance. Three individuals can be seen standing side by side, facing to the left of the camera with their basses in hand. Other members of the group are visible in the background.

Photograph of Anshel Brusilow, regents professor of music at UNT, conducting violinists during a performance. Brusilow can be seen facing to the left of the camera, holding his hands out in front of himself. He appears to be waving a baton. Students can be seen sitting around Brusilow, playing the violin.

Photograph of a scene from a Homecoming Alumni Performance held in UNT's Radio, Television, Film, & Performing Arts building. A man (left) and a woman (right) can be seen sitting side by side in separate chairs, looking over at each other with raised eyebrows. They are each holding a book in their hands.

Photograph of TAMS student Jimmy Hsu using a triple beam balance in a physics lab. Hsu can be seen on the left side of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera. He is looking down at the scale and smiling. Chris O'Grady's hand is visible in the foreground, adjusting the mass on one of the beams. Ambreen Rahman (2nd right) and Allison Hendley (right) can be seen calculating data in the background.

Photograph of Mathematics junior Sara Draznin speaking to Dr. James Duban, director of the Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships at UNT, on Scholar's Day. Draznin (right) and Duban (left) are standing across from each other in front of a large poster board as the student explains her project on math anxiety.

Photograph of Dr. Emile Sahliyeh, Associate Professor of Political Science at UNT, speaking to Honors College students on Scholars Day. Sahliyeh can be seen on the right side of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. He is wearing sunglasses and holding a cane in his right hand. The head of a student can be seen in the foreground on the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of TAMS student Sean Yue explaining his project, "Effects of Fluoxetine on Cell Proliferation in Adult Female Mouse Dentate Gyrus." Yue can be seen on the right side of the photograph, standing next to a poster board containing information about the project. A woman is standing across from Yue with her back to the camera. He appears to be speaking to her.

Photograph of TAMS students Chris O'Grady (left) and Jimmy Hsu (right) using equipment in a physics lab. Hsu can be seen in the center of the photograph, holding a ruler up to a horizontal bar attached to a pole. O'Grady is facing to the right of the camera, watching Hsu. Both of the boys are smiling.

Photograph of a student speaking to Dr. James Duban, director of the Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships at UNT, on Scholar's Day. The men can be seen standing across from each other in the central and right portions of the photograph, next to a poster board titled, "Common Medical Problems of [...] Children and Health Care Access." The student (left) is holding a sheet of paper in his right hand and gesturing with his left. He appears to be speaking. Duban (right) is smiling. Other individuals can be seen conversing in the background.

Photograph of Jessica Bagherpour, Journalism junior at UNT and intern for the North Texas Daily, revising her article before a deadline. Bagherpour can be seen sitting at a desk, looking down at a printed copy of the article. She is holding a pen in her right hand and resting her left hand on top of the page.

Photograph of Jessica Bagherpour, Journalism junior at UNT and intern for the North Texas Daily, revising her article before a deadline. Bagherpour can be seen sitting at a desk, looking down at a printed copy of the article. She is holding a pen in her right hand and resting her left hand on top of the page.

Photograph of Stanley Follet (left), Journalism freshman at UNT, and Kevin Zahner (front right), North Texas Daily staff member, correcting an article in an office. Zahner can be seen sitting at a computer, facing to the right of the camera. He is resting his head on his left hand. Follet is standing next to Zahner, leaning over a short cubicle wall. Two other staff members can be seen in the cubicle next to them. A framed sheet of paper on the back wall reads, "COPY 'OFFICE' =)." Group photographs surround the sign on the wall.

Photograph of Stanley Follet (left), Journalism freshman at UNT, and Kevin Zahner (front right), North Texas Daily staff member, correcting an article in an office. Zahner can be seen sitting at a computer, facing to the right of the camera. He appears to be speaking. Follet is standing next to Zahner, leaning over a short cubicle wall. Two other staff members can be seen in the cubicle next to them.

Photograph of a scene from a Homecoming Alumni Performance held in UNT's Radio, Television, Film & Performing Arts building. A man (left) and a woman (right) can be seen sitting side by side in separate chairs, holding books. The man is leaning over towards the woman with raised eyebrows, gesturing to her with his left hand. He appears to be speaking. The woman is giving him the side-eye.

Photograph of three actors on stage during "The Illusion," performed by UNT's Department of Dance and Theatre. Two of the individuals (center, right) are looking at the third (left). The actor on the right is crouched down, making a claw with their left hand and smiling. They are wearing a triangular headpiece and a large neck piece with feather-like shapes. The man in the center appears to be reaching for the third man's face with his right hand.

Photograph of students in one of UNT faculty member Paul Rennick's Percussion Ensemble classes practicing outside of Clark Hall. Students can be seen standing side by side, facing to the left of the camera. They are each holding a pair of drumsticks over a drum. Two students on the left side of the photograph are standing opposite the rest of the group. (from right) Jose Gutierrez, James Figueredo, Sharon Cole, and Daniel Hawkins can be identified among the group.

Photograph of two students in one of Gideon Alorwoyie's African Percussion Ensemble classes practicing agogô bells in a classroom. Each of the men is sitting in a chair, holding an agogô in one hand and a drumstick in the other. They are both looking down at the bells being held by the individual on the left. A talking drum can be seen on the floor in front of each of them.

Photograph of Chris McNosky, Economics junior at UNT, practicing with other students in one of Paul Rennick's Percussion Ensemble classes outside of the music practice buildings. McNosky is facing to the right of the camera, moving a mallet towards a marching bass drum with his right hand. Two other bass drums can be seen in the background, partially blocked from view by McNosky.

Photograph of students in one of UNT faculty member Paul Rennick's Percussion Ensemble classes practicing outside of Clark Hall. Students can be seen standing side by side, facing to the left of the camera. They are each holding a pair of drumsticks over a drum. Two students are standing opposite the rest of the group in the background. (from right) Jose Gutierrez, James Figueredo, Sharon Cole, and Daniel Hawkins can be identified among the group.

Photograph of students in one of Gideon Alorwoyie's African Percussion Ensemble classes practicing in a classroom. Six students can be seen standing in a circle, playing drums slung over their shoulders by fabric straps. Curved drumsticks are visible in the hands of two students (left, 3rd from right) who are facing the camera.

Photograph of a woman playing xylophone during a performance. The musician be seen facing the camera, looking down at the instrument in front of her. She is holding two mallets in each hand.

Photograph of Nathan Hall, Library and Information Sciences graduate student at UNT, working in the Digital Projects Lab located in Willis Library. Hall can be seen sitting on the right side of the photograph, facing a desktop computer on the left. Using the Zeutschel Omniscan 10000 next to him, an overhead scanning system for books and other large format documents, Hall scans an old music book.

Photograph of two students in one of Gideon Alorwoyie's African Percussion Ensemble classes practicing in a classroom. The young men can be seen standing side by side, playing drums slung over their shoulders by fabric straps. Each of the men is holding a drumstick in his right hand and motioning with his left.

Photograph of two students in one of Gideon Alorwoyie's African Percussion Ensemble classes practicing in a classroom. The young men can be seen standing across from each other, playing drums slung over their shoulders by fabric straps. Each of the men is hitting the other man's drum with a drumstick.