Photograph of a student taking a shot during an intramural three-point contest. The man can be seen on the left side of the photograph, facing to the right of the camera. His arms are extended out in front of himself and he appears to be jumping. A basketball can be seen in front of his hands. Other contest participants are on the right side of the photograph, facing the man.

Photograph of a student taking a shot during an intramural three-point contest. The man can be seen on the left side of the photograph with his back turned to the camera. His arms are extended above him, and he appears to be jumping. A basketball can be seen in the top portion of the photograph, between the man and a basket on the right. Two other students are standing on the court on the right side of the photograph. They are each holding a basketball.

Photograph of Sirik Hearn, Kinesiology junior at UNT, taking a shot during an intramural three-point contest. Hearn can be seen on the left side of the photograph with his back to the camera. His arms are raised and he appears to be jumping. The basketball is visible above Hearn's hands in the top left portion of the image. Several other contest participants can be seen in the background.

Photograph of Sirik Hearn, Kinesiology junior at UNT, taking a shot during an intramural three-point contest. Hearn can be seen on the right side of the photograph with his back to the camera. His arms are raised and he appears to be jumping. The basketball is visible above Hearn's hands in the top right portion of the image. Several other contest participants can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a sign leaning on gas pump 2 at Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Q, advertising the newly available B20 biodiesel. Text on the sign includes a list of "Fuel Facts" outlining how to properly use B20 in cars.

Photograph of Willie Nelson signing autographs before a press conference in Hillsboro promoting the use of Willie Nelson Biofuel (BioWillie), a new brand of biodiesel fuel. Nelson can be seen on the left side of the photograph, facing the man across from him on the right. Nelson is holding a marker in his right hand and smiling. Three individuals can be seen in the background, partially blocked from view by Nelson and the man on the right.

Photograph of Concha Neeley, doctoral candidate and associate professor in the Department of Marketing and Logistics at UNT, with her two children in her office at the College of Business. Neeley can be seen sitting at a desk, facing to the left of the camera and smiling. A young boy (left) is standing next to Neeley while she holds a baby (center).

Photograph of Concha Neeley, doctoral candidate and associate professor in the Department of Marketing and Logistics at UNT, holding her baby in her office at the College of Business. Neeley can be seen sitting at a desk with the baby in her lap as she converses with the woman across from her. A stroller is visible in the bottom left corner of the photograph. Two other women are sitting at their desks on the right.

Photograph of Jessica Hobbs, Behavior Analysis senior at UNT, sitting with daughters Bridget, 3 years, and Morgan, 5 months. Hobbs can be seen sitting on a bench in the courtyard outside of Wooten Hall, feeding Morgan a bottle while Bridget shows off a cluster of leaves in her hand. An open textbook is visible on the bench in front of Hobbs.

Photograph of Jessica Hobbs, Behavior Analysis senior at UNT, walking with daughters Bridget, 3 years, and Morgan, 5 months. Jessica and Bridget can be seen walking side by side, facing to the left of the camera as they push Morgan's stroller down the sidewalk.

Photograph of Virginia McNeill, 2005 UNT graduate, standing outside of McNeill's Appliances on the Denton Downtown Square. McNeill can be seen in the center of the photograph, facing the camera and smiling. She is wearing a graduation gown and holding a cap in her left hand. The Denton Courthouse is visible in the background on the left side of the photograph. The McNeill's Appliances exterior sign can be seen on the right.

Photograph of two members of the UNT Fencing Club lunging at each other during a bout. Both individuals can be seen standing with mirrored body language, extending their left legs forward and their right legs back as they hit each other's torsos with sabres. Other members of the club are watching a second bout in the background.

Photograph of John Curtis Rochelle (left), English and Journalism senior and member of the Fencing Club at UNT, and an opponent in the en garde position during a bout. Rochelle can be seen standing with both knees bent, raising his right elbow at a 90° angle and using his left arm to point a sabre at his opponent, who is mirroring his body language.

Photograph of Vincent Santa Maria (right), General Studies senior and member of the Fencing Club at UNT, lunging at an opponent during a bout. Santa Maria can be seen with his right knee bent and his left leg extended behind him, facing the second individual to the left. He is pointing a sabre at his opponent with his right arm and extending his left arm directly behind himself. The other student is facing Santa Maria with their knees bent, pointing a sabre back at him. Two other members of the club can be seen standing in the background with their masks off.

Photograph of John Curtis Rochelle (right), English and Journalism senior and member of the Fencing Club at UNT, lunging at an opponent during a bout. Rochelle can be seen on the right side of the photograph, bending his left knee and extending his right leg behind himself. He is pointing a sabre at his opponent, who is pointing one back. Other members of the club can be seen sitting and standing around the gymnasium in the background.

Photograph of Vincent Santa Maria (left), General Studies senior and member of the Fencing Club at UNT, defending an attack during a fencing bout. Santa Maria can be seen standing in the en garde position with his back turned to the camera, crossing sabres with his opponent, who is lunging toward him. Other members of the club are sitting and standing around the gymnasium in the background.

Photograph of a member of the UNT Fencing Club jumping away from an attack during a bout. The individual (left) can be seen mid-air with their back turned to the camera, holding a sabre in their right hand as the attacker (right) lunges toward them. Other members of the club are sitting and standing around the gymnasium in the background.

Photograph of an opponent lunging at John Curtis Rochelle (left), English and Journalism senior and member of the Fencing Club at UNT, during a bout. Rochelle can be seen standing in the en garde position, pointing a sabre at his opponent. The other individual is using their left leg to push toward Rochelle with their own sabre. A woman can be seen holding a stopwatch in the foreground on the right side of the photograph, partially out of frame. Other members of the club are sitting and standing around the gymnasium in the background.

Photograph of a member of the UNT Fencing Club attacking their opponent during a bout. The attacker (left) can be seen with their back turned to the camera, lunging toward their opponent (right). Both individuals are extending sabres toward each other with their right hands.

Photograph of a member of the UNT Fencing Club attacking their opponent during a bout. The individual (left) an be seen with their back to the camera, bending their right knee and extending their left leg back to lunge at their opponent, who is jumping away from the attack. Both individuals are holding sabres in their right hands. Text on the back of the attacker's jacket reads, "TYREE." Other members of the club can be seen standing around the gymnasium in the background.

Photograph of a member of the UNT Fencing Club jumping away from an attack during a bout. The individual (left) can be seen mid-air, pointing a sabre at the attacker, who is lunging toward them. Text on the back of the defender's jacket reads, "TYREE." Other members of the club are standing around the gymnasium in the background.

Photograph of Don Henley speaking about his involvement with the Caddo Lake Institute as part of UNT's Distinguished Lecture Series in 2005. Henley is standing behind a podium, looking out to the right of the camera and waving with his left hand.

Photograph of Criselda Hinojosa, Biology sophomore at UNT, laughing at the Pumpkin Carving Contest held outside the Lyceum in the Union. Hinojosa can be seen on the right side of the photograph, facing to the left of the camera. She is looking at a carved pumpkin sitting on the table next to her. Fred Benitez, Applied Technology, Training and Development senior, is sitting behind the contest table on the left side of the photograph, facing Hinojosa. Benitez also appears to be laughing.

Photograph of members of the UNT faculty standing on stage during the 2006 Honors Day ceremony. Individuals can be seen in caps and gowns, facing to the right of the camera. President Norval Pohl (front left) and Gloria Cox (front, 4th from left), Associate Professor of Political Science, can be identified among the group.