IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DANCE AND THEATRE ARTS' FALL production of Art, UNT students Shannon Andrews, Szucceed Ly and Daniel Wall play three friends who at one point encounter artistic differences regarding the worth of a work of modern art.

photo by Ida Castillo

Fans tore down the goal post at Fouts Field Oct. 13 after the Mean Green Homecoming win over Middle Tennessee, 24-21. The victory ended the season's five-game losing streak and began a five-game winning streak that resulted in a share of the Sun Belt Conference championship and a postseason appearance in the New Orleans Bowl.

photo by Diana Bracken

Momma's Red Hot Chili Team took top honors in showmanship at the third annual Eagle Fire Chili Cookoff Oct. 19. Team members are, standing, from left, Nicole "Hot" Morgan, library computer systems manager; Pam "Momma" Warren, teaching assistant in technology and cognition; and library computer support specialists Krysta "Red" Kaye and (seated) Judy "Pepper" Hunter.

photo by Amy Hubbard

The Lady Eagles celebrated after winning the last home soccer game of the season Oct. 21. The 1-0 victory over South Alabama assured them of a share of the regular season Sun Belt Conference title. They went on to win the regular season title outright, posting a 7-1 conference record.

photo by Diana Bracken

About 300 children showed up in their Halloween finery for UNT's annual Boo Bash carnival Oct. 30 in the University Union. Ed Turney, assistant director of financial aid, brought his two daughters, Mia (left) and Skylar (right), for a night of fun and games.

photo by Amy Hubbard

Texas Gov. Rick Perry came to the UNT campus Nov. 8 to learn more about UNT's Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science. He visited with TAMS students on his tour of McConnell Hall.

photo by Amy Hubbard

Swathi Dhoopati was one of several UNT students who performed dances and music from the Indian subcontinent Nov. 10 during Diwali 2001. Attendees of the annual cultural extravaganza sponsored by the India Students Association were treated to a variety show followed by an Indian vegetarian dinner in Clark Hall.

photo by Mike Woodruff

From left, Marvin Stamm ('61) and Tommy Loy helped Leon Breeden, Professor Emeritus of music, celebrate his 80th birthday Oct. 5.

photo by Angilee Wilkerson