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Winning Talent
Pictures tell the story for photographer of the year.
-- By Nancy Kolsti

Queer Eye Denton Style
The Sigma Chis meet the Fab Five.
-- By Kelley Reese

Eagle Ambassadors
Students make UNT inviting.
-- By Michelle McCallum

Crowning Achievement
Ms. Wheelchair America shares a message of empowerment.
-- By Nancy Kolsti

The Beat Goes On
North Texas drummers are on a roll.
-- By Rufus Coleman

Eagle Relief
Students benefit from sculptor's work.
-- By Ellen Schroeder

 

Alumni Items
Appreciation day: Recipients of UNT's annual alumni awards

North Texas Exes: Greek and Gulf Coast honors

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Friends We'll Miss

Branding
Taking pride to another level

Bookshelf
Digital crime, Ludwig Erhard, weight loss, classic interiors, American narrative poets, UNT compositions and southern harmonies

What's Been Happening
Posting of the colors, international fashions, Spring Fling, ArtWear, graduation, Explorers camps, new parents

Read letters about Frank Spencer, other '40s alumni and a familiar face in a photo. Or send in your own letter to the editor.

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The Eagle Tale returns next issue. To help you pass the time and beat the heat until then, here are a few more eagle photos from Alaska to enjoy from alum Dan Reeder (see last issue’s Eagle Tale for earlier photos).

Debate begins:
Literary societies formed on campus in 1901

Down the Corridor:
Railroad rep, picture shows, tuberculosis, record heat, the Campus Theatre