Photocopy of a letter from Dorothy Gayle Andrews to the Getty Center for Education in the Arts. The letter was forwarded from Kathy Talley-Jones to Nancy Walkup Reynolds, Project Coordinator of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts. Jones hopes that Reynolds can clear up the misunderstanding Andrews is addressing in her e-mail. Andrews suggests that the key note speaker of the TAEA conference, Texas Arts Education Association, wants to dismantle the arts education in the Austin Independent School District and would like the Getty Center to clarify these intentions.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

A letter from Ricardo Hernandez to the TCA Constituents about the application deadline for funding. Included is 'A Guide to Funding Service and Operation' for the group. Sections that are marked include 'Additional Review Criteria', 'County Arts Expansion Program', 'Texas Arts Advancement and Apprenticeship Initiative', Educational and Technical Assistance Program (ETAP)', and 'Cultural Connections'.

Student newspaper from the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas that includes local, state, national, and campus news along with advertising. Formerly The Campus Chat.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 5 P.M.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 10 P.M.

Photocopy of a memo from Julie Abel, program assocation for the Getty Center for Education in the Arts, to the Regional Institute Directors. The memo is in regards to the directors getting in contact with their Goals 2000 Arts Education Leadership Fund project director to ensure that the programs and DBAE are part of their states reform plans. Enclosed with Abel's memo is a memo from Vicki Rosenberg regarding the important of participating in the states planning process.

Photocopy of a letter from Cristin Leonard-Wills, Pacific Visions Communications, to Nancy Berry, program director for the National Center for Art Museum / School Collaborations, and Bill McCarter, co-director of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts. In regards to a review of their summer program. Attached to the memo is a final review draft, which describes their summer professional development program for a catalog. Wills writes that they should review the copy and pay attention to the following details about content, quotes, fees, speakers / faculty, and photographs along with making sure the dates and times of NTIEVA's programs are correct.

Newspaper clippings from The Dallas Morning News, with the article "AIDS center chief Thomas is resigning," by Laura Beil. In the article, John Thomas mentions he has to think about his health.

Letter to John Thomas from Abigail Tilton. The letter is in response to a news article announcing John Thomas' resignation from the AIDS Resource Center.

Photograph of people at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. Five white folding chairs occupy an open dirt area outdoors, with two in chairs in the first and second row while the fifth chair is place in its own third row. A man in a striped shirt and light-colored pants sits in the first row of chairs, a white bag with a geometric symbol on it placed on the ground nearby. The second row of chairs is fully occupied as two men in hats, white shirts, and jeans sits in them. The singular chair in the third row is occupied by a woman wearing a hat and dark shirt, a pale blanket draped across her left shoulder and knees. A group of four adults stand in the background beyond the seated woman, gathered before a table shaded by tarps. At the right edge of the photo's background is another tarp-shaded table and a man who stands behind the table to examine items placed atop it. Between the two tables in the image's background is a sign with the text "Nuaco situation specialists P.O. box 3324 Waco, TX. 76707" written on it. An overgrown grassy field extends into …

Photograph of people at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. A dirt road fills the bottom third of the photo, running alongside a patchy expanse of grass occupied by tables and parked vehicles. A man stands at the left edge of the photo on the dirt road, one child held on his left hip while a second child stands to the left while holding a stack of papers. The man and the children are all dressed in light-colored tops, shorts, and sneakers. Slightly farther into the photo, on the patchy grass, is a table with two men seated behind it on either side of a half-mast American flag. The table has multiple items such as papers and cups placed upon it. A third man stands in front of the table, facing the two other men, while two women stand off to his right and look way from the table. To the group's right is a second table, though this one shaded by a tarp, with a man seated behind it looking towards the camera. Behind the tables is a row of vehicles parked alongside one another, beyond which is a grassy field containing a distant dirt path …

Photograph of people holding signs outdoors at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. A large sign occupies the left two thirds of the photo, held up by a short-haired man in a ballcap and collared shirt and a young boy in a collared shirt and pants. Their sign reads "The ATF Is To Be Held Totally Responsible For The Deaths Of Their 4 Agents & Others In The Compound (It Was ATF Initiated!)". To the boy's right stands a slightly older boy in glasses, a white cowboy hat, and a plaid collared shirt who holds a sign with the partially visible text "If...Force...We'll" written on it. In front of him, occupying the right edge of the photo, is a man in a white collared shirt holding a partially visible sign that says "The Davi...King, Mich...Or...". A couple feet behind the group in the foreground are two men, one in a black cowboy hat and white shirt while the other wears shades and a striped shirt, who hold a large sign with the partially visible text "The Black Booted, Black Suited, Black...Gestapo..." written on it. Farther in the background behind the people holding signs are two people behind …

Photograph of a man at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a plain white collared shirt, a black tie with a small white dot pattern, light-colored pants, and a simple dark belt. He stands facing towards the left edge of the photo but has his eyes closed as he lifts his right arm halfway up. In his right hand, the man holds a black pen upright as he points to the left edge of the image with his index finger. In the background behind the man is an empty table and folding chair shaded by a tarp, beyond which is a parked vehicle sitting in overgrown grass.

Photograph of a man being interviewed at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man stands outdoors amongst a group of people and wears a ballcap, shades, a Texas t-shirt, an open flannel shirt, and jeans. He has short hair and a short beard as well. The man stands near the right edge of the photo and faces towards the left, holding in his hands a rectangular piece of paper with indiscernible text on it. To the man's right, partially disappearing off-camera, stands a dark-haired woman in a white top and dark skirt who turns away from the camera. In front of the man stands the interviewer, a man with short dark hair wearing a white collared shirt, dark suspenders, and dark pants. The interviewer stands in the center of the photo and faces the man, holding out a microphone with his right hand. Two women stand next to the two men, one to the left of the interviewer and one between him and the man being interviewed. The women both have long dark hair and wear light shirts and dark pants, though the woman on the left wears a ballcap and shades while the woman on …

Photograph of a man holding a sign outdoors at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man wears shades, a light striped shirt, jeans, and boots and has short dark hair along with a mustache. The sign he holds reads "The ATF, FBI & Pros. Attorneys Are Lower Than A Snake's Belly". To the right and in front of the sign is a second man with short hair and a small beard dressed in shades, a white ballcap, a dark button-up shirt, and jeans who looks off-camera while standing. In the background, two cars sit parked next to one another as a man in a ballcap and white t-shirt walks between them. The vehicle on the left has "Live News 27" written on its side. Additional vehicles are parked farther into the distance.

Photograph of a man in a striped shirt at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has greying hair that extends to the base of his neck, a white mustache and beard, and wears his shirt tucked into dark pants. He stands facing the left side of the photo, likely outdoors, with a long cigarette in his mouth and a watch on his left wrist as he holds a pen and pad of paper in his left hand. A group of people stand behind the man, mostly in light-colored clothing and hats, all similarly facing towards the left side of the photo.

Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man stands at the left edge of the photo and looks to the right edge while resting his arms on a wooden podium. The man has greying hair that extends to the base of his neck, a white mustache and beard, a dark short-sleeved shirt with white stripes, and dark pants that his shirt has been tucked into. Around and on top of the wooden podium are microphones on stands, at facing the man. In the background a blurry wall is visible with what may be a large window in its side.

Photograph of presumably survivor, Ruth Riddle, at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. She has long, wavy hair that partially covers a name tag placed on her geometrically patterned shirt. Riddle wears a necklace with a circular pendant over her shirt and a simple band on her left wrist as she claps her hands loosely over her abdomen. She stands outdoors and faces the camera directly, smiling slightly. Behind her a short-haired man wearing a flat hat examines a table shaded by a white overhang. Folded objects sit on the cloth-covered table while a car sits parked farther beyond the table.

Photograph of a man standing at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has dark hair that extends to the bottom of his neck and wears shades, a dark long-sleeved t-shirt, jeans that the shirt is tucked into, and a belt. His shirt sleeves are rolled up to his elbows and he has a walkie-talkie in his back left pocket and a watch on his left wrist. The man stands outdoors on a dirt ground with a large piece of paper folded up and held in in his left hand, his arms bent at ninety-degree angles as he raises his forearms above his waist. A crowd of people behind the man wears varying clothing including cowboy hats, ballcaps, jackets, short and long-sleeved shirts, jeans, and sneakers. A camera on a tripod stands at the left edge of the photo while a thin rope knotted at regular intervals extends up from the ground in the right side of the photo. A blurry, rectangular building with a flat top sits behind the man and the crowd in front of trees.

Photograph of a man standing behind a camera at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short hair combed away from his face and wears circular glasses, a dark t-shirt, and a light blaze. He faces forwards but looks off-camera, brow furrowed and mouth downturned. The man appears to be standing outdoors in sunlight. One camera sits to the right of the man and rises up to the height of his chin while a second camera stands behind the man, sitting above his head. Two other men stand farther into the background behind the cameras, one dressed in white while the other wears black.