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
• July 7,2000 Volume 9, Number 9
  Top stories: Craft named to Board of Regents; System Center expansion adds rooms, technology; UNT impact expected to reach $1 billion; Recent System Center donations exceed $1 million; UNT recognized for fund-raising efforts; Students select catalog design concept; Conference on access is planned; Photos document pollution effects; UNT helps Intel train teachers; A fond farewell: 1999-2000 retirees; Chancellor's statement on Dallas City Council action
• July 21,2000 Volume 9, Number 10
  Policy manual is now online; City of Dallas helps UNT secure funding; English language program receives national accreditation; Preparing football stadium for season is no easy task; UNT stages summer opera; Eubank to fill interim post in graduate school; Ferring named chair of geography department; Housing department wins national diversity award; Uswachoke grants distributed to faculty; New director of UNT Press named; Researchers study teams, leadership; Outreach program teaches sewing skills; Wells serves as naval school superintendent for summer
• August 4, 2000 Volume 9, Number 11
  Future UNT-Dallas campus chosen as site of Olympic Village for Dallas 2012 proposal; Staff to address graduates during Aug. 12 ceremony; Scholarship available for Leadership Texas; Parking permit deadlines approach, new payment plan implemented; Librarian teaches art of old-fashioned bookbinding; UNT names interim director for women's studies program; Sidewalk work nears end; Job hirers show bias against regional accents, study suggests; Hawley studies sacred clothing of Amish, Mormons
• August 18, 2000 Volume 9, Number 12
  Campus construction projects progress; Regents hear legislative appropriations requests; Push is on to fill Fouts Field for game against Baylor; Carnegie Foundation gives UNT highest designation; 'Howdy Week' provides fun for students, faculty, staff; Vehicle inspections have little impact, researcher finds; Now students can choose academic theme floors; New B.F.A. degrees approved; Answer line
• September 1, 2000, Volume 9, Number 13
  Regents meet in Dallas; UNT, CCCCD sign admissions agreement; Schoolmaster named faculty executive assistant; Clinical Digital Library gives doctors information online; UNT student named Mickey Leland fellow; UNT Volunteer Center draws campus and community members together; Intelligent software?; Ben E. Keith continues scholarship with $6,700 gift
• September 22, 2000, Volume 9, Number 14
  Norval Pohl recommended for UNT presidency; Chancellor and President Hurley marks 20 years of service; Tips for saving trees; Faculty receive awards at annual ceremony; Enrollment opens for early childhood music classes; College of Music responds to string teacher shortage; Five Brewer students to enter TAMS; Clinic to hold group sessions
• October 20, 2000, Volume 9, Number 15
  Regents appoint Norval Pohl as UNT's 13th president; UNT's enrollment increases; Governor appoints Robert A. Nickell to UNT Board of Regents; Building spirit on campus UNT Program helps local students; Houston student wins Stanley Scholarship from TAMS; Academic Kickoff promotes higher education
• December 1, 2000, Volume 9, Number 16
  Fire damages Speech/Drama Building; Athletic director resigns; Students approve referendum to build new recreation center; Weather closing information; Presentation gives insights into NSF; Web site created for parents; Awards presented at sack lunch; Fast food is becoming the family cook despite shortcomings; TAMS students advance in science competition; Answerline
• January 5, 2001, Volume 10, Number 1
  Retired football coach Gene Stallings joins UNT as athletics consultant; Updates from the president; Campus construction continues; Physics professor works to improve accuracy; Weather closing information; New state rep speaks at Fall 2000 commencement; Two TAMS students have promising year ahead; UNT beats SECC $100,000-goal by $28,172; Network set to accommodate students
• January 19, 2001, Volume 10, Number 2
  UNT scientists, students join other Texas universities in display showcasing scientific research; UNT seeking $28.9 million in funding from 77th Texas Legislature; Regents, THECB discuss closing the gaps; Top questions regarding the UNT publications policy; Vice Provost Schafer to step down; UNT students receive $25,000 Rotary Scholarships; Mayborn Graduate Institute of Journalism to host African journalist as visiting lecturer; Take precautions when using space heaters; UNT professor says Super Bowl is going to be dot-com thin this year; Two groups help keep former UNT staff, faculty involved in university life
• February 2, 2001, Volume 10, Number 3
  UNT sets fourth annual Equity and Diversity Conference; UNT kicks off Black History Month celebration; Second Spring Vision 2015 Forum scheduled March 1; New program to help fill teacher shortage; Conference concerts feature world premieres; Merchandising school wins international award; Efficiency saves time and money when mailing; Five TAMS students named semifinalists in national Intel science competition; UNT faculty member receives NEA Creative Writing Fellowship; Parent education conference planned; Answerline
• February 16, 2001, Volume 10, Number 4
  Pohl makes commitment to healing; Proposed legislation seeks to create UNT-Dallas; UNT System Center achieves $2.6 million goal; TAMS student a finalist in science talent search; Spring 2001enrollment up almost 2.7 percent; Program designed to help reduce parent stress; Several UNT departments settling into new homes; UNT Psychology Clinic to offer counseling on overcoming negative feelings; Novelist, essayist to speak at UNT March 1
• March 9 , 2001, Volume 10, Number 5
  UNT debutes :CRQ™ technology at capital campaign gala, UNT opposes TNRCC permit for asphalt/concrete plant, THECB grants planning authority for UNT engineering program, Women's History Month events at UNT, Time set for Pohl inauguration, UNT schedules events for International Week, UNT professor serves as phone-a-friend lifeline for "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire" contestant, UNT Vision forums completed, Regents approve building name change, raise tuition and fees, UNT cosponsors 100-year commemoration of community college
• April 6, 2001, Volume 10, Number 6
  Athletic director hired; Campaign North Texas making a difference; Payroll deductions available for capital campaign contributions; Inauguration date nearing; UNT, Addison form partnership to create first North Texas Jazz Festival; Honors, Alumni, Universiday Day April 27; UNT to celebrate Earth Day; Denton groups support engineering programs; Search on for new head basketball coach; UNT gives the gift of life; Graduate Student Council offering four scholarships; TAMS student places ninth in Intel Science Talent Search; Staff awards presented at sack lunch; Acclaimed poet to visit UNT April 13; Inhouse@UNT awarded for publication improvements; Ideas sought from UNT to rename Avenue D/E; Faculty Senate April meeting set
• April 20, 2001, Volume 10, Number 7
  UNT dean of music hired, UNT hires new men's basketball coach; UNT leads Texas in number of Goldwater Scholarship winners; Villarreal shares plans for future of UNT athletics program; Inauguration only three weeks away; Distinguished alumnus, Jass Singers Voices featured April 27; Gosh, I love working at the Mayborn Institute; Faculty Senate approves electronic handbook posting; Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center planned; UNT, state secretary build online Texas Register; UNT's public administration program ranked 12th in U.S.; TAMS students named Coca-Cola scholarship finalists; UNT to host National Youth Sports Program
• May 4, 2001, Volume 10, Number 8
  UNT inaugurates 13th president; Texas Legislature approves bill creating UNT-Dallas; Community leaders discuss education, workforce issues; Spring graduation is May 12; Faculty Senate approves grading change; UNT to help improve Internet2; Faculty, staff recognized at Honors Day celebration; UNT researcher to conduct time-of-day testing on schizophrenia patients; Staff Council discusses smoking, beautification issues; Rancher offers a new field of dreams for stargazers
• May 18, 2001, Volume 10, Number 9
  Governor signs UNT-Dallas bil; Pohl says thank you for inauguration, festivities; Regents approve admissions policy modifications; Goven named interim vice provost for research; Tornado season: Keeping an eye on the sky; McTee receives Guggenheim Fellowship to write symphony; TAMS student to participate in Presidential Classroom; Elm Fork Explorer's Camp registration deadline nearing; Totten receives Dewey Medal from ALA; Staff awards presented
• June 1, 2001, Volume 10, Number 10
  UNT community pays homage to slain vice president for development; Legislature OKs salary increase; Forney named merchandising and hospitality management dean; USA Today picks TAMS grad for academic team; High traffic expected for races; Historian presents new view of D-Day invasion; UNT 2000-01 retirees; Welch Foundation awards $705,000 to UNT researchers; UNT Staff Council reps elected; New Eagle Express ID cards are now available; UNT study: Back alleys lower home values; Faculty Senate elects officers
• June 15, 2001, Volume 10, Number 11
  Price named System Center executive director; More Teach to the Future funding announced; Shrader appointed interim VP for development; Merchandising, hospitality management dean fostering growth, cooperation with industry; Sociologist studies use of self-managed work teams; Geology trail is newest EESAT complex addition; Journalism lab named for Fort Worth Star-Telegram editor; UNT teams up with Army and Air Force Exchange Service for retail training; UNT Athletics ticket packages for sale soon; MC/PAIS moving this month; Grandparents face special challenges when raising grandchildren; UNT Psychology Clinic to offer group for children of divorced parents; Elm Fork Education Center collecting plastic bottles, egg cartons for camp
  
• July 6, 2001, Volume 10, Number 12
  Former UNT regent passes away; Former regent and TAMS patron remembered; Regents OK purchase of new information system; UNT student named Ms. Wheelchair Texas; Homecoming 2001 theme unveiled; Why the UNT System needs a new information syste; Mayborn Graduate Institute of Journalism awards $200,00; UNT, DCCCD sign agreement to provide concurrent admission for the two school; Athletic ticket packages now for sale; UNT to host intensive summer math camp
  
• July 21, 2001, Volume 10, Number 13
  UNT debuts university web site redesign; Texas senator and UNT friend dies; Summer enrollment up; UNT presents Cosi fan tutte as summer opera fare; Upward Bound provides college preview; UNT offices on the move; Program to promote science education for girls; Parking permit deadline approaches; Environmental educators exchange information; UNT receives $370,000 grant from U.S. State Department; Nine area media members named to RTVF advisory board; Former UNT regent passes away
• August 3 , 2001, Volume 10, Number 14
  UNT funds faculty, staff raises without departmental budget cuts; Commencement set Aug. 1; About the commencement speake; KWRD FM to broadcast UNT football, basketball; UNT offers gifted education staff day; Putting first aid first: Now is the time to restock kits; School supply drive under way; UNT police train officers in Mexico; UNT survey asks teens why so many shoplift; Sunday Fun Day and Howdy Week kick off school year
• August 17 , 2001, Volume 10, Number 15
  Campaign North Texas getting hot, Hot, HOT; Tailgating coming to UNT; UNT granted $1.5 million for autism program; UNT collegiate license plates available; UNT professor studies remains of Texas colonists; Leadership Texas scholarship funds available; UNT doctoral student wins EPA fellowship; Bobby Inman named TAMS board chair; Chilean exchange program endorsed
• September 7 , 2001, Volume 10, Number 16
  UNT approves $344.17 million operating budget for 2001-02; Regents approve system, university appointments; UNT welcomes expanded e-tran; TAMS a family affair for many; Church membership may bridge social distance gap between races, study says; MC/PAIS gets a name change; Program combines business, music, journalism; Faculty members honored at convocation; Faculty handbook available online; Faculty Senate meets Sept. 12; Regents set 2001-02 holiday schedule
• September 21 , 2001, Volume 10, Number 17
  UNT grieves, rallies support for victims of terrorism; UNT alumna dies as plane slams Pentagon; Goolsby Chapel open; dedication planned; Seminar educates about military history; Price encourages UNT faculty to instruct at System Center; SECC: State employees' gift to other Texans; UNT hosts WebCT conference; Dance, theater season tickets for sale; Staff Council elects officers; Enrollment reaches record high
• October 5, 2001, Volume 10, Number 18
  Governor reappoints Ray, Pettit, Craft as UNT regents; Gateway Center to open for Homecoming; Former Club at College Inn settles in to new home; Meningitis, flu vaccinations available to UNT community Oct. 18; Mean Green nickname, eagle mascot longtime traditions; U.S. breast cancer screening messages not always effective for Mexican-born women; Faculty Senate kicks off new academic year; Hispanic Heritage Month continues through Oct. 15; Helping students make wise alcohol choices; UNT researchers to study businesses after tragedies; Hurley hosts retreat for leaders of urban universities; Professor serves as UNT ambassador to Bolivia
• October 16, 2001, Volume 10, Number 19
  UNT regents OK negotiations for purchase of TI property in Denton; Lecture touts importance of saving forests; Play therapists called to New York to help children, families; UNT radio station receives 'Best of Dallas' award; Conference explores music history, celebrates UNT doctoral program; Guest column: Don't overlook SECC charities; UNT web site adds 19th-century Texas laws; Staff awarded at annual convocation; Sculpture honors UNT alumnus' 90th birthday; Hurley recognized for 16 years of service on the North Texas Commission
• November 2, 2001, Volume 10, Number 20
  UNT faculty member to write book about pioneering female food chemist; High Voltage Power Systems president named to TAMS board; UNT seeking nominations for annual alumni awards; Tom Malone to perform at UNT Nov. 20; Guest column: Suggestions to preserve security at UNT; Mail safety tips: Ways to protect yourself; Staff awards presented at sack lunch; Administrators give reports to Faculty Senate
• November 16, 2001, Volume 10, Number 21
  Dallas City Council approves purchase of land for UNT at Dallas; UNT closes deal to purchase TI plant; Friday Pride Day: a chance to show pride in UNT; UNT e-learning program wins top national award; Staff approves Staff Council constitution; Former International Criminal Tribunal president to speak at UNT; Anticipated holiday film releases bring popular literature to the big screen; UNT severe weather closing information; Film professor's book looks at female stardom and views on immigration; Learning to read gets a boost from UNT students
• December 7, 2001, Volume 10, Number 22
  UNT to square off with Colorado State in inaugural New Orleans Bowl Dec. 18; Dallas deeds land to UNT; TI use planning to start soon; Regents approve science space construction; UNT Health Science Center president to speak at fall commencement; School of Visual Arts faculty member to participate in Leadership Texas program; UNT employees raise more than $141,000 for SECC; Future engineering school, TI plant purchase topics of November Faculty Senate meeting; Severe winter weather closing information; Holiday contribution drives in full swing; UNT experts prove to be useful media resources
• January 11, 2002, Volume 11, Number 1
  Former UNT regent named to Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; TAMS student, team place fourth in national competition; UNT student, basketball star is semifinalist for Rhodes Scholarship; Leadership Texas preps three UNT faculty for prime roles; System Center director addresses Faculty Senate; Special awards recognize longtime faculty members; UNT holiday drives quadruple last year's donations; UNT offices on the move; Hurley reappointed to citizens council board; Severe winter weather may bring closures; Battling the post-holiday bulge
• January 25, 2002, Volume 11, Number 2
  UNT names Morton to system's governmental affairs office; UNT style manual is now available online; Texas Apartment Association chooses UNT to launch new management program; UNT faculty member to live Olympic dream; Survey applauds UNT's copyright ownership policy; Wanted: Your ideas for celebrations honoring UNT athletic accomplishments; UNT to present film series with multicultural relations focus; Pohl speaks about the status of 2002-03 raises; Registration is going on now for the 2002 Equity and Diversity Conference
  
• February 8, 2002, Volume 11, Number 3
  Hurley announces he will step down at fiscal year's end; Search process for new UNT System chancellor is under way; Campaign North Texas tops 75 percent; UNT enrollment up 7.2 percent for spring; Club at Gateway Center opens for spring; UNT professor says Sept. 11 exposed vulnerability of cities as commercial centers; UNT's Black History Month celebration under way; UNT program participates in TRIO Day observance; Two TAMS students named semifinalists in national Intel contest
• February 22, 2002, Volume 11, Number 4
  Former regent contributes $8 million to UNT campaig; Solidarity leader and former president of Poland to speak at UNT April 1; Commission on the Status of Women conference at UNT in early March; Rec center construction to start in March; UNT law conference to address issues affecting higher education in Texas; UNT student named finalist for Truman Scholarship; Columnist to sign book copies at UNT Feb. 26; Program features research; A real sweet deal: Hershey's candy bar nets UNT staff member a new Jeep Liberty; Faculty Senate reconvenes for first semester meeting

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