A Spring 1983 newsletter to North Texas State University alumni discussing current events in the College of Business.

Clipping of an article from the North Texas Daily regarding May McCutcheon's promotion from cafeteria head to a director for the Maple Street Hall cafeteria. McCutcheon is optimistic about the changes she will make for the students and to update the serving lines in West Hall as well. She also plans to remodel the Maple Street and Clark Hall cafeterias, but a specific time has not been scheduled.

Video footage from the Radio, Television, and Film Department Records. The video footage features a talk show with Corky Nelson and Bill Mercer as they discuss the UNT Eagles football game versus Texas Tech. The video stops at 00:14:00 and picks back up at 00:18:20.

Video footage from the University of North Texas Television (NTTV) department from the Radio, Television, and Film Department Records. The video opens up with the music video Global Eyes by band The Martyrs. Vocals - Clate Bowen, bass - Trey Smith, guitar - Jimmy Heath, keys - Jim Henderson, drums - Pete Coatney. Around the nine minute mark, "The Adventures of Hoovey Harmid" by Mandingo Productions, a Kyle Herbert film. Around the eighteen minute mark, "Beebo: The Mutant Sloth," a Kyle Herbert film. Around the thirty-one minute mark, "That's Life?" by Thesis Productions, a Eric Northcutt film.

Photograph of Dalton Lee and Dean of the College of Merchandising Suzanne V. Labrecque posing next to an eagle stature.

A booklet from North Texas State University promoting their College of Business Administration's doctoral program.

An event program from North Texas State University's First Annual BCIS Awards Banquet for the College of Business Administration.

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Photograph of a group of students dressed in matching server attire, posing in a ballroom. The ballroom contains a large number of tables that appear to be set for an event.

Photograph of Herman Totten at a podium in a classroom in the early 1980s.

Herman Totten surrounded by School of Library and Information Science faculty and staff members in the Hurley administration building at the University of North Texas. Identified are Herman Totten, Phillip Turner, Donald Cleveland, Ana Cleveland, Yvonne Chandler, Paula King, Ray Von Dran, and William Moen.

Video recording of a slideshow presentation by Samuel J. Marino that was directed and included photographs from Silas S. Stamper. It includes visuals of portraits, monuments, statues, busts, and books that depict Christopher Columbus. It was overlaid with music from the Italian Symposium of Texas and narration explaining who the artists, and writers were along with a history of Columbus.

An article from The North Texan about O. J. Curry, the founding dean of the College of Business Administration, now College of Business. There is a photo of Curry crouching next to a boat that was taken by Dan Santema. The article focuses on Curry's time as dean, bringing in faculty, growing enrollment, and the college's accreditation. There is also a list of the deans leading up to Jay A. Smith Jr., who was dean at the time of the article's publishing.

Video recording of a NT Scene segment about Dr. Kenneth Lavender, bibliographer, curator and head of the Rare Book Room in the University of North Texas' Willis Library. Dr. Lavender established the Rare Book and Texana Collection - its purpose is to preserve rare and special materials for research and cultural heritage. Together with Richard Himmel, they discuss the O. S. Levis and Frederic Remington exhibition: Two Vision of the American West that was on display from October 10th through December 15th, 1988.

A trifold pamphlet from North Texas State University promoting and providing information about the College of Business Administration's marketing program.

A booklet from North Texas State University promoting their College of Business Administration's Master's Program.

An informational booklet from North Texas State University promoting their College of Business Administration and providing information about the available programs.

A pamphlet from North Texas State University promoting their College of Business Administration for the Spring 1981 semester.

A pamphlet promoting North Texas State University's College of Business Administration.