Previous issues of Inhouse:

• May 5,2000 Volume 9, Number 5
  Top stories: UNT celebrates; State senator to address graduates; Professors use Texas Tobacco Lawsuit Settlement grant to design smoking prevention CD; Employees recognized for generosity; Nelson Hartman appointed; Art professor earns fellowship at Yale Center; Program encourages high school athletes; Professor Ana Cleveland honored; Fashion design students to show creations
• May 19,2000 Volume 9, Number 6
  Top stories: 'Stream team' strives for clean water; Professor helps in dating important fossilized skulls; Virtual tour among top sites; SOS provides options ; Groundbreaking set for University Gateway Center; Home becoming workplace for many American workers; Board of Regents to meet May 25-26; Survey: 'Sexiest' ad leaves something to imagination; McConnell named director of Counseling and Testing Center; Dallas Museum of Art showcases Lawrence; Students win national awards; Program teaches volunteer management; Staff members earn awards at sack lunch; Teddy Coe discusses oil and gasoline prices; Spotlight on the Center for Experimental Music and Intermedia; A noteworthy professor: Leonard Candelaria, professor of music
• June 2,2000 Volume 9, Number 7
  Top stories: UNT maintains nation's only 'cybercemetery'; Interim music dean named; Summer camps supplement budget; recruit students; Twenty UNT students receive Frank W. Mayborn Scholarships ; Vroom! Speedway events will create heavy traffic; Employees elected to serve as reps on Staff Council; New program helps area children explore musical culture; College radio offers programming flexibility; National association elects art professor Nancy Berry as distinguished fellow; Herman Totten will lead library group; First TAMS class holds reunion; Faculty Senate elects officers; plans meeting
• June 16,2000 Volume 9, Number 8
  Top stories: Raises, technology priorities in operating budget; Regents study future structure of UNT system; Building university's computers on campus increases quality, savings; 12 schools use UNT Coliseum for commencement exercises; e-Texas meets at System Center; New planetarium show focuses on cells; Kappelman to direct information systems center; UNT creates Jewish studies minor; Final answer: Hoerschelmann researches game shows; Davison named manager of bookstore; National track meet planned

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