Photograph of Harvey Starr discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word in his talk "Paths converging and diverging: Linguistics and political science."

Photograph of Sumshot Khular presenting her poster "Environmental Degradation and Language Instability" to two researchers from Gallaudet University.

Photograph of Sumshot Khular presenting her poster "Environmental Degradation and Language Instability" which examines how environmental degradation can impact the preservation of indigenous languages.

Photograph of Sumshot Khular presenting on her experiences with language endangerment and political instability.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing political instability and language endangerment in a casual setting at dinner after the event. Also pictured are student assistants and attendees of the event.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word.

Photograph of the panel of guest linguists and political scientists discussing how political instability and violence break apart communities and erode their ability to pass down their written and spoken word. Here, Shobhana Chelliah is introducing Sumshot Khular's talk on her personal experiences with the effect of political instability on the Lamkang language.

Materials from the MFA Exhibition "Draw Me Near" as shown at the Cora Stafford Gallery.

Photograph of the UNT Welcome Center showing flowers in bloom along the path to the entrance and the UNT letters sculpture.

Photograph of a 1971 Ezra Brooks 150 motorcycle man 4/5 qt. bourbon decanter, the motorcycle man is missing his head. The inscription on the decanter reads, Ezra Brooks 150 Months Old. 90 Proof. 4/5 Quartz. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, Bottled by Ezra Brooks Distilling Co., Frankfort, KY.

Photograph of a motorcycle trophy from the 1975 Weiner & Mustard Race sponsored by the Flying W Motorcycle Club of Dallas. The trophy is black and orange with a golden cyclist at the top.

Photograph of a plaque awarded to Lory Huitt (Masters) who was elected as the 1985 President for the Flying W Motorcycle Club of Dallas. The inscription on the plaque reads, "In appreciation for your Leadership, Contribution and Support of The Flying W, The Community and Your Friends."

Photograph of a motorcycle trophy from the 1987 sponsored by the Flying W Motorcycle Club of Dallas. The trophy is made from wood and features a golden cyclist at the top.

Photograph of a poster used at the Dallas Way 6th Annual Brunch with host Lory Masters. It reads "6th Annual Brunch; Thank you to our host: Lory Masters; Thank you to our sponsors: $500; Kelli Herd & Kimberly Deneau; Evilu Pridgeon in honor of UNT Libraries Staff; Herschel Weisfeld in honor of George Amerson and Mike Grossman; $250; Stanley Aten & Tom Pearce; Jay Allison and Carl Parker; Dr. Mark Parker & Eric Johnson in honor of Kay Wilkinson; Buddy Mullino & Joel Harris in memory of Jan Mock and Steve Cox; Jay Stankiewicz in memory of my husband, Don Goves; Dr. Louise Young and Vivienne Armstrong".

Photograph of a first edition The Art of the Motorcycle published by Guggenheim Museum of New York, New York and Harry N. Abrams. The book is a publication of an exhibition that presented one-hundred and fourteen motorcycles of historic importance and design. This book is missing the dust jacket, and displays large water stains on the top left corner and center of the gray silken cloth. The title and the museum name are written in silver.

Photograph of an assortment of Cowgirl memorabilia such as a graphic t-shirt of a cowboy boot, a leather wallet with the name Correna inscribed on it, magazines such as the Texas Monthly with the headline Our Heroes have always been Cowgirls, and O U T with the headline The Cowgirls Are Coming, two books "Catch the Cowgirl Spirit, National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame", Fort Worth, Texas, and "Saddle Your Own Horse." The sign in front of the t-shirt reads, Lifes to short to dance with ugly Cowgirls. [2] A dvd staring Katharine Ross, Bo Hopkins, Candy Clark and Wilford Brimley that was inspired by real-life rodeo champion, Sue Pirtle titled "Rodeo Girl." A horseshoe and a [3] pin with a cowboy riding a horse with the letters NIRA, the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association.

Photograph of a Betty Boop metal advertisement sign for the '66 Boop Special, Oop a Doop Motorcycles. Developed in 1998 by King Features / Fleischer Studios. The metal advertisement features Betty Boop sitting on top of the '66 Boop Special, in a motorcycle cap and boots.