A Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping about large cuts being made in AIDS funding while new local cases were continuing to increase.

A Fort Worth Star-Telegram clipping about an inmate with AIDS possibly be sent home to spend his final days with his family.

Photocopy of clipping from Houston Chronicle for March 17, 1993. "Shameful Attacks: Congressman Barton's political ad beyond the pale" describes the attacking ads prepared by Joe Barton's campaign for Senate.

Photocopy of clipping from Houston Chronicle for March 16, 1993. "TV ads by Barton attacks Krueger on taxes, gay ban" describes Joe Barton's ads in his campaign for Senate and Bob Krueger's response to them.

Photocopy of clipping from The Houston Post for March 16, 1993. "'Small-town' Barton running big-time ads" describes the ads run by Joe Barton as a part of a senatorial campaign.

Photocopy of clipping from Dallas Morning News for March 16, 1993. "Barton ad features big names" details Joe Barton's ad for his senatorial campaign, featuring Tom Landry, Roger Staubach, Jack Kemp, and Phil Donahue, and Bob Krueger's response to it.

Photocopy of clipping written by the Associated Press and published in the San Antonio Express-News for March 16, 1993. "GOP Senate hopefuls risk splitting support" describes the two Republican candidates, Kay Bailey Hutchison and Joe Barton, seeking an open senatorial seat.

Photocopy of clipping from Austin American-Statesman for March 16, 1993. "Barton comes out swinging for U.S. Senate seat" details the ads run by Joe Barton in his campaign for a Senate seat and one of his opponent's, Jose Angel Gutierrez, struggle to get on the ballot.

Photocopy of clipping from a newspaper. "The new ads" contains excerpts from the ads ran by Joe Barton as part of his senatorial campaign (duplicate of UNTA_AR0887-001-45-002)

A newspaper clipping featuring a snippet on Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation gifting $79,855 to North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts. The money will be used to produce prints of the great works of art in Dallas and Fort Worth museums to be used as educational tools in schools.

An newspaper clipping with two photograph images, the first one is Chinese artist, Xiaoze Xie demonstrating Chinese figure painting to the Sam Houston Elementary school. The second image is Cynda Riddle talking with Xie during his demonstration.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on North Texas art students creating two large murals to promote cultural unity and environmentalism at the Robert E. Lee elementary school in Denton. Each mural is on the outside wall surrounding the first-grade reading room, are eight feet long and are covered in environmental and culturally diverse scenes from basic designs drawn by the students.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on discipline-based art education sweeping over public school curriculum's. A coalition of art education associations, which include representatives of visual arts, music and dance, are working on the national standards that would ensure all students get a grounding in fine arts. Art education needs to bee seen as a basic and not a frill.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on artist Emily Jennings teaching a class of first-graders art. The Abilene school district four years ago held an artist residency post with Jennings filling the position where she taught elementary school children art. Jennings role within the school district was boost the elementary school's emphasis on the arts and the success of the program allowed the district to keep Jennings on as an art educator.