Two pages about a group of drag queens, called the Babtist Women, who were elected as the Grand Marshals for the 1994 Texas Gay Rodeo Association Rodeo.

A change in the composition of the stratosphere becomes relevant to society only if it has noticeable effects. This places the assessment of effects in a pivotal role in the problem of ozone depletion. Decreases in the quantity of total-column ozone, as now observed in many places, tend to cause increased penetration of solar UV-B radiation (290-315 nm) to the Earth's surface. UV-B radiation is the most energetic component of sunlight reaching the surface. It has profound effects on human health, animals, plants, microorganisms, materials and on air quality. Thus any perturbation which leads to an increase in UV-B radiation demands careful consideration of the possible consequences. This is the topic of the present assessment made by the Panel on Environmental Effects of Ozone Depletion.

A flyer from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force about the 7th Annual Creating Change Conference taking place in Dallas, Texas.

A page about the elected Grand Marshals for the 1994 Texas Gay Rodeo Association Rodeo.

The Kennedy Center Imagination Celebration Arts on Line, a consortium group meeting Thursday, November 10, 1994 at 2 PM, Fort Worth ISD board room. The flyer has the agenda for the group meeting, starting with introductions.

Notice for the November 20, 1994 meeting of the San Antonio chapter of The Links, Inc. Also includes lists of chapter members, committees, and programs.

An incomplete list that provides possible responses to the HIV/AIDS epidemic that are inclusive to a more diverse populace.

Glossary for an article about traditional Mexican bakeries that was published in the November 1994 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Resource list for an article about traditional Mexican bakeries that was published in the November 1994 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Text for an article about traditional Mexican bakeries that was published in the November 1994 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

An HIV Comprehensive Services Plan submitted to the Health Services Planning Council for the purpose of funding programs through the Ryan White C.A.R.E. Act.

The Panel at its tenth session called on partnerships and collaboration to address climate change, and stress the importance of involving experts from developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the activities of the Panel. The panel discussed and adopted various draft reports, and identified the following three areas on which IPCC needed to focus in its future work: Identification of gaps and uncertainties, preparations for the Third Assessment Report, and the development of methodologies on greenhouse gas inventories.

The Mississippi River is a major contributor of sediments, pollutants, and nutrients into the northern Gulf of Mexico, which creates a plume into the ocean. This report utilized lots of data to determine what environmental factors effected the dispersal of the plume from the river.

Text about traditional Mexican bakeries that was published in the "When..." section of a November 1994 Texas Highways magazine article.

A brief agenda for two conferences that list two presentations and their key speakers.

List of action items from the November 1994 meeting of the Texas Human Rights Foundation.

Minutes for the November 6, 1994 meeting of the Texas Human Rights Foundation.

Agenda for the 1994 quarterly board meeting of the Texas Human Rights Foundation.

News release regarding the litigation of an LGBT student group against Stephen F. Austin State University, a case represented by the Texas Human Rights Foundation.

A facsimile from the Texas Human Rights Foundation pertaining to the Gay and Lesbian Student Association of Stephen F. Austin State to coordinate a lawsuit against the Student Government Association.

A press release from the Texas Human Rights Foundation announcing its involvement in aiding the Gay and Lesbian Student Association against the Stephen F. Austin State University and its Student Government Association.

A press release from the Stephen F. Austin State University about the University President Dr. Dan Angel recognizing the Gay Lesbian Student Association as an official campus organization.

Press release from the Stephen F. Austin State University pertaining to SFA President Dr. Dan Angel recognizing the Gay and Lesbian Student Association (GLSA) as a legitimate organization.

An event program providing information about Dallas and the 7th Annual Creating Change Conference to assist the LGBT community in building organizational skills.