Daily newspaper from Altus, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Photograph of Panayiotis Kokoras performing "Sense" at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Kokoras is looking down at a mixing console on the podium in front of him.

Photograph of Jarosław Kapuściński giving a presentation titled, "Re-performing the World in Internet Time," at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Text is being displayed on a projector screen behind Kapuściński.

Photograph of Panayiotis Kokoras giving a presentation titled, "Sense: An Electroacoustic Composition for Surround Sound and Tactile Transducers," at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Text on a projector screen behind Kokoras reads, "Presentation of Sense // Music experience engages all the senses to varying degrees. / The project demonstrates a synesthetic experience in wh[ich the] listener, on one hand, can hear the sound, and on the othe[r], can feel it through the body. / In addition, the Sense project proposes the conversion o[f] extreme frequencies into tactile stimuli received from the bod[y]."

Photograph of Jarosław Kapuściński performing "Juicy" at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Kapuściński is playing the piano as a large screen displays fifteen blueberries on a grid, with twelve smashed and three intact.

Photograph of Jarosław Kapuściński performing "Juicy" at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Kapuściński is playing the piano as a large screen displays multicolored droplets on a white background.

Photograph of Sviatoslav Krutykov's piece, "Nonexistent Civilizations Chronicles," performed at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Laura Pillman is playing the flute in front of a large projector screen displaying multi-colored visuals.

Photograph of Sviatoslav Krutykov's piece, "Nonexistent Civilizations Chronicles," performed at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Laura Pillman is playing the flute in front of a large projector screen displaying multi-colored visuals.

Photograph of Sviatoslav Krutykov's piece, "Nonexistent Civilizations Chronicles," performed at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Laura Pillman is playing the flute in front of a large projector screen displaying blue and white visuals.

Photograph of Sviatoslav Krutykov's piece, "Nonexistent Civilizations Chronicles," performed at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Laura Pillman is playing the flute in front of a large projector screen displaying black and white visuals.

Photograph of Laura Pillman playing flute for Sviatoslav Krutykov's "Nonexistent Civilizations Chronicles" at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Visuals are being displayed on a projector screen behind her.

Photograph of Laura Pillman playing flute for Sviatoslav Krutykov's "Nonexistent Civilizations Chronicles" at the 2014 CIME/ICEM (International Conference on Electroacoustic Music) held at the UNT Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater. Pillman is standing on stage behind two sheet music stands, playing her instrument.

Weekly newspaper from Grandview, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Daily newspaper from Mount Pleasant, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Daily newspaper from Henderson, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Photographs of a cross section of one the NTSNC bulletins held by UNT Special Collections. It is one of four that are bound together in a single volume. Image 1, a list of officers separated by the organizations they are a part of. Image 2 and 3, a handwritten note at the top reads "Organized Oct. 12, 1902" and lists the two sponsors of the Mary Arden Club and the Current Literature Club. Image 4, the pages on the left are weighted down by a heavy string and there is a stamp on the title page that reads "North Texas State Teachers College Library" and a small note at the bottom of the page that reads "Application made for entry as second-class mail -- at Denton Postoffice."

Photographs of the illustrations in a book titled "A Compleat Herbal of the Late James Newton, M.D. Containing the Prints and English Names of Several Thousand Trees, Plants, Shrubs, Flowers, Exotics, & c." held by UNT Special Collections. There are four rows of the drawings with names written above each. The plants on the two pages are "Tufted Meadow, Corn, an Panick Grass" and "Wheat Rie and Oate Grass". The book is resting on a clear plastic book cradle and some of the pages are being held down by a white weighted string.

Photographs of the pages of "Glossographia" held by UNT Special Collections. It is a collection of 'difficult' and 'foreign' words for people to use in conversation and other instances. The first image is of pages with words from "insipid" to "interduct". Long white weighted strings are holding the pages down and it is resting on a clear plastic book cradle. The second image is a close up of the same pages. The third image is of the title page of the book and shows the book cradle it is resting on.

Photographs of "Outlines of Lessons in Botany: For the use of Teachers, or Mothers Studying with their Children" held by UNT Special Collections as part of the Weaver Juvenile Collection. It is the first of two volumes to teach children about plants and their uses. The book is open to the appendix and is resting on a plastic book cradle with weighted strings holding the pages down.

Photograph of 'Bleak House' held by UNT Special Collections. It is a novel written by Charles Dickens and the illustration is done by Hablot K. Browne. The spine and cover are done in a maroon color and the material on the spine is cracked down the middle. The top and sides are also worn down and fraying. There are painted gold lines breaking up the spine into five separate chambers and the title is printed in gold in the second one.

Photograph of the pages of a book titled "Index to the Divine and Spiritual Writings of Joanna Southcott" held by UNT Special Collections. The image is focused on the seam between the pages and the fraying and stains there. The text is set up on each page with dotted lines following phrases and leading to the page numbers they occur on.

Photographs of the pages of "Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language in Miniature" held by UNT Special Collections. The first image is of the title page, which has further information about the contents and publishing beneath the title. The second image shows two interior pages. The left page is the end of the intro and is held down by a clear band. The right page is the start of the section.

Photograph of the beginning of a list in "Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language in Miniature" held by UNT Special Collections. It follows the last page of 'z' words and is titled "A Concise Account of the Heathen Deities, and other Fabulous Persons; with the Heroes and Heroines of Antiquity". It begins with 'a' like the dictionary and includes a short description of who the person or deity was. A clear band is holding the pages down and stains are visible on the pages.

Photographs of stains between the pages in "A Handbook for Travellers in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden" held by UNT Special Collections. In the first image the pages are opened to a passage about Denmark and the stain is mirrored on both sides of the seam. It is from a pressed flower that was placed between the pages on someone's travels. In the second image the pages are also about Denmark but the stain shows the details of a different plant with what appears to have been leaves and some petals.