An update on the Teaching With Technology Grants is offered this month as well as information about other faculty research grant opportunities.

Find out who's opened and who's closed over the spring break vacation.

Should the entire University be asked this question? Answers within . . .

A better solution than GroupWise "everyone" messages, and it's official.

Which lab do you think is featured this month?

EduTex 2001, which took place February 21-23 in San Antonio, was a big success. Part of the reason for that success was due to the contributions of UNT employees. Find out who they are and what they did in this article.

Click on the title above for an information age laugh.

• RSS Matters -- "Robust Statistics in S-Plus" This month's column takes a look at the library RobLib, which is shipping with the newest version of S-Plus (6.0).

• SAS Corner -- "What's new in the upcoming SAS 8.2?" Some exciting things are in store for SAS users in the coming months. Read all about it ...

• The Network Connection -- "Time Flies... " Dr. Baczewski does some time travel this month, up and down the Information Superhighway.

• List of the Month -- "It's Tax Time!" There's good news and bad news in this article and some helpful links, too.

• WWW@UNT.EDU -- "Your Web Support Staff" Shane Jester gives you the low-down on who they are and what they do.

• Short Courses -- Spring Academic Computing Services (ACS) short courses and other learning opportunities are covered here.

• IRC News -- Minutes of the Information Resources Council are printed here when they are available.The January 16, 2001 minutes are included this time.

• Staff Activities -- New employees, employees that have resigned, and other staff changes are included in this article. Employee presentations and publications are also listed this time.