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The Sunflower, 1932-1933, no.17, February 1, 1933
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Wichita, Kansas
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1933-02-01
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.38, no.17, Wichita, Kansas, February 1, 1933. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Will elect members to council body -- Students appear in music recital -- Decide on location of newspaper show -- Publication of Parnassus may be suspended -- Decide against required R.O.T.C. -- 'Kingfish' is big expense -- Authorities seeking new campus home -- Finds ancient Indian surgery -- Students test airplane model -- Foght collects articles from fish to photographs -- Students rioting blankets Europe -- Lieurance's composition is presented -- Tulsa promotes Staples exhibit -- New instructor is chosen for this semester -- Mary Sipple will direct next play -- Taken in on bid for date -- Reduction in student fares seen -- Enrollment now near completeion -- Ten cent meals sold at Kansas U. -- The Sunflower staff -- "Tsk! Tsk!" -- Ping pong claims attention of brig -- We and the world: Adolf Hitler; Prince Heinrich; England's right; Revolution -- University members give aid to crippled children -- Teachings are a boomerang -- We simply can't get this right -- Campusology -- Examination questions elicit prize boners -- University society: Journalists are Press Prom hosts ; Discuss poetry at Y.W. meeting ; Athletic association sponsors bridge party ; Greek society Mothers' club to sponsor benefit affairs ; Mrs. Parkinson will present travelogue ; Spanish Club students present one-act play ; Plan initiation party for fraternity pledges ; Matrix and Colophon invite newspaper writers to formal ; Fraternities ; Sororities ; Roundabout -- New books --Minor details decide courses -- Thoroughbred animals dumb -- Websters hold intramural lead; Varsity drubs Bethel -- Pi Alpha Pi and Eagles victors -- Men's sports / Bob Woods -- Sporting other campuses / Don Ashbaugh -- Start boxing, wrestling soon -- W.A.A. to support deals of N.A.A.F. -- In fourth win over Emporians -- Shockers victors in Friends battle -- Women's sports -- High school relays at K.U. on April 21 -- Tied for lead in volleyball -- Shockers drub Bethel cagers -- Varsity chosen in volleyball
Photograph(s): Composer: Above is shown Thurlow Lieurance, dean of College of Fine Arts and professor of musical theory at the University, whose latest composition, "Trails of the Southwest," was presented in student convocation today. p. 1 -- One did not study and two are glad they did: Miss Belva Webb is showing the feeling that comes with a low examination grade while Miss Josephine Underwood and Miss Madeline Harron demonstrate their belief that one should study for final. p. 2 -- Press prom hostess: Miss Marguerite Taylor, president of Matrix, journalism sorority. Members of Matrix and Colophon, journalism fraternity, will be hosts at the first annual Press Prom, Friday night. p. 3 -- Shocker ace: Shadoan, one of the mainstays of the Shocker defense, is a strong cog in the Wichita bid for the Central conference title. p. 4
Article(s): Will elect members to council body -- Students appear in music recital -- Decide on location of newspaper show -- Publication of Parnassus may be suspended -- Decide against required R.O.T.C. -- 'Kingfish' is big expense -- Authorities seeking new campus home -- Finds ancient Indian surgery -- Students test airplane model -- Foght collects articles from fish to photographs -- Students rioting blankets Europe -- Lieurance's composition is presented -- Tulsa promotes Staples exhibit -- New instructor is chosen for this semester -- Mary Sipple will direct next play -- Taken in on bid for date -- Reduction in student fares seen -- Enrollment now near completeion -- Ten cent meals sold at Kansas U. -- The Sunflower staff -- "Tsk! Tsk!" -- Ping pong claims attention of brig -- We and the world: Adolf Hitler; Prince Heinrich; England's right; Revolution -- University members give aid to crippled children -- Teachings are a boomerang -- We simply can't get this right -- Campusology -- Examination questions elicit prize boners -- University society: Journalists are Press Prom hosts ; Discuss poetry at Y.W. meeting ; Athletic association sponsors bridge party ; Greek society Mothers' club to sponsor benefit affairs ; Mrs. Parkinson will present travelogue ; Spanish Club students present one-act play ; Plan initiation party for fraternity pledges ; Matrix and Colophon invite newspaper writers to formal ; Fraternities ; Sororities ; Roundabout -- New books --Minor details decide courses -- Thoroughbred animals dumb -- Websters hold intramural lead; Varsity drubs Bethel -- Pi Alpha Pi and Eagles victors -- Men's sports / Bob Woods -- Sporting other campuses / Don Ashbaugh -- Start boxing, wrestling soon -- W.A.A. to support deals of N.A.A.F. -- In fourth win over Emporians -- Shockers victors in Friends battle -- Women's sports -- High school relays at K.U. on April 21 -- Tied for lead in volleyball -- Shockers drub Bethel cagers -- Varsity chosen in volleyball
Photograph(s): Composer: Above is shown Thurlow Lieurance, dean of College of Fine Arts and professor of musical theory at the University, whose latest composition, "Trails of the Southwest," was presented in student convocation today. p. 1 -- One did not study and two are glad they did: Miss Belva Webb is showing the feeling that comes with a low examination grade while Miss Josephine Underwood and Miss Madeline Harron demonstrate their belief that one should study for final. p. 2 -- Press prom hostess: Miss Marguerite Taylor, president of Matrix, journalism sorority. Members of Matrix and Colophon, journalism fraternity, will be hosts at the first annual Press Prom, Friday night. p. 3 -- Shocker ace: Shadoan, one of the mainstays of the Shocker defense, is a strong cog in the Wichita bid for the Central conference title. p. 4
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Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.38 no.17
v.38 no.17