Foley Bros Store News January 1925

Country Gentleman January 1940

Series of diagrams describing cells and other aspects of dogfish, chicks, fundulus, etc. Each page is considered a "plate" and has a title, and diagrams of cross sections, or transverse sections of a given animal.

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Clear film copy of figure 8 meant to be laid over figure 7 in a report regarding computer techniques for analyzing aerial radiometric surveys. The figure outlines numbered segments (explained on p. 35/36 of the report) that highlight specific geologic features in the area highlighted by the report.

Dolly's Borther Dicky and Some of His Toys from McCall's Magazine, January, 1910. Bottom half and back of page feature article titled "A Bad Little Girl."

Wanted Poster for Walter Rifenberg, issued in Lancaster, Nebraska, January 21, 1917.

Photograph of Jerry Cope receiving the Distinguished Service Medal at an Arlington chapter TXSSAR meeting. He is holding the medal in his right hand, and holding a framed certificate in his left hand. He is looking at the camera and smiling. On the left side of the photograph, Roger E. Wehr is standing with a microphone in his left hand. Flags are hanging on poles behind them.

Photograph of a group of people playing African drums in the UNT Student Union. Members are standing in two rows, facing slightly to the left of the camera. They are all wearing traditional African clothing. People can be seen crowded around the drummers; many of the audience members are holding flags for different countries.

Photograph of a man (right) and a woman (left) using equipment in a UNT lab. They are both sitting down, holding a large sheet of paper with recorded wavelengths between them. The woman is holding a pen in her left hand and looking at the man. Equipment can be seen on all sides of them.

A logo for the Multicultural Center with green dots, held by UNT Special Collections. The logo is simple with the word "Multicultural" at the top in big capital letters, and "Center" at the bottom in smaller capital letters. In between the two words are nine green dots separating them.

Yellow and blue logo-strip that belongs to the Arlington Texas chapter of SAR. The design includes the organization's name and an 'SAR' abbreviation in which the 'A' is depicted as a revolutionary soldier standing with his legs apart.

A logo for the Multicultural Center with green dots, held by UNT Special Collections. The logo is simple with the word "Multicultural" at the top in big letters, and "Center" at the bottom in smaller letters. In between the words are nine green dots separating them.

A logo for the Multicultural Center, held by UNT Special Collections. The word "Center" is under the word "Multicultural" with nine dots of different colors separating the words. On the left and right of this are two large expanding angel wings in a black outline.

A logo for the UNT Multicultural Center. There is a picture collage of the cultural groups represented by the center. The tagline is "Your Window to the World" and there is also a note that reads "Provided by Student Service Fees".

A logo for the Buddy System Mentorship Program. It is black text on a pale green background that is in the shape of a circle.

A logo for the UNT Jewish Studies Program. It is on a blue and lavender background and has a menorah and a Torah scroll on one side.

Photograph of Bob Pope, James Gibson, and Richard Coffey receiving awards at an Arlington chapter TXSSAR meeting. On the left side of the photograph, Pope is standing with his left hand clasped over his right. Gibson is standing next to him, holding a small box with three metal stars. He is smiling. On the right, Coffey is holding a similar box in both of his hands. They are all looking at the camera. Behind them, flags are hanging on stands and official NSSAR papers are displayed in frames. Part of an Arlington chapter TXSSAR banner can be seen hanging on the wall on the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of Roger E. Wehr speaking at an Arlington chapter TXSSAR meeting. He is holding a microphone in his right hand and a laminated paper in his left hand. He is looking down at the paper, and appears to be talking. Behind him, three flags are hanging on poles. An official National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (NSSAR) paper is displayed in a frame on the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of students sitting in rows at the UNT 2002 graduation ceremony. They are all wearing black graduation caps and gowns. Two women are in focus on the left side of the photograph. The woman closest to the camera is looking down at an event program in her left hand, and wiping her mouth with her right hand. The woman next to her is looking forward to the right of the camera, adjusting her hair.

Photograph of the North Texas Green Brigade Marching band practicing next to the Hurley Administration building. Students closest to the camera are playing brass instruments. Another row of students can be seen in front of them. Members have their backs turned to the camera. The Administration Building can be seen in the background of the photograph.

Digital flyer for a Roundtable Writer's Breakfast hosted by the Black Academy of Arts and Letters in 2016. The main portion of the flyer reads, "The Black Academy of Arts and Letters Season 39 [--] Roundtable Writer's Breakfast [--] 'MERRI DEE: LIFE LESSONS ON FAITH FORGIVENESS AND GRACE.'" Information on the date, time, price, and location of the event has also been included.

"The Eva Jessye Choir" flyer for a Fine Arts Series performance in 1938.