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Alumni Items
Auction for scholarships
Lasting Faculty Memory
North Texas Exes: Lab Band Madness
Class Notes
Friends We'll Miss
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Bookshelf
Peace and war, trumpet lessons, Caribbean music, Harriet Beecher Stowe, jazz
What's Been Happening
A snowy day, a diversity conference, an NCAA invitation, a visit from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. |
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Read letters about the late Robert Winslow, the Mean Green Machine, Bruce Hall, Fry Street and the flying worm. Or send in your own letter to the editor.
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Until the Eagle Tale returns, here are a few of our earliest tales you might enjoy re-reading: a 1932 freshman remembers working his way through school, and the creator of our fight song recalls the contest that started it all.
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Room and board
Before dorms were built on campus, boarding houses were a way of life for North Texas students.
Regulations
Even though students lived off campus, they had plenty of rules to follow in Dr. Bruce's normal. Hands off that phone!
Down the Corridor
Spring debate , dozing prevention, TV vs. literacy, Starburst '82, science fiction
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April 13 inauguration
Celebrate the inauguration of Gretchen M. Bataille as the university's 14th president
PBS stars
Faculty experts and One O'Clock Lab Band to be featured on State of Tomorrow series
UNT Research Magazine showcasing faculty and student research debuts new design
ABA citation
Professor Emeritus John Haynie honored for contributions to bands and music education
Recent deaths
Hiram J. Friedsam, Dean Emeritus of the College of Public Affairs and Community Service
Raymond D. Nasher ('02 honorary doctor of fine arts), founding chair of the School of Visual Arts advisory board
UNT news service site
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