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The Sunflower, v.124, no.14 (September 30, 2019)
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2019-09-30
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Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,LGBTQ,Parkinson, Mark,Trump, Donald,Mikrokosmos,Storytime Village,Hoops 4 Literacy
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Wichita State University -- History
Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers
Wichita State University -- History
Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.124, no.14, Wichita, Kansas, September 30, 2019. - 8 pages
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Article(s): 15 years of pride: Wichitans hit the streets for annual LGBT+ rally, parade -- Former Gov. Mark Parkinson grows closer to Wichita State with honorary doctorate -- Lipetzky resigns as SGA chief of operations, hopes to return as senator -- This week's news in brief -- New university plan adds $453,000 to faculty salaries, which are below market median -- Students react to impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump -- ere are some of September's eye-catching crime log entries -- Sustainability committee introducing 10 new ideas to make campus greener -- Feminist student group advocates for 'sex positivity,' equality -- Pride from page 1 -- Parkinson from page 1 -- Impeachment inquiry risky for Democrats, results of 2020 presidential election -- Why do we need Bisexual Visibility Day? -- Keep the damn Bibles, or don't take them at all -- ICT Food Rescue founder shares her story -- Green tips -- Mikrokosmos brings Mikrobrews, a literary open mic -- Step Afrika! takes Wichita State University -- This week's arts in brief -- Cut short: Shockers defeat Central Oklahoma despite weather delay -- Shocker cross country caps off weekend with strong performances -- Men's and women's tennis teams record successful weekend -- WSU hosts student section naming contest -- Making a difference: Storytime Village paves the way for underserved children in Wichita community -- Sense of urgency starting to build for Shocker volleyball
Photograph(s): Two children watch as State Rep. Brandon Woodard speaks outside the Sedgwick County Historic Courthouse at the 2019 Wichita Pride Parade. He was the first openly gay man elected to the Kansas government. p. 1 - vent goers march together during the Wichita Pride March on Sunday. p. 1 -- Portrait of Kylie Lipetzky. p. 1 -- Portrait of Michael Bearth. p 3 -- Kathlynn Short, president of FOCUS, speaks at their first meeting of the semester. The group focused on such topics as abortion, "sex positivity," and equality. p. 3 -- Three young parade participants hold part of an LGBT+ pride flag that was used in the 2019 Wichita Pride Parade. It immediately followed a United States flag. p. 3 -- Portrait of Madeline Spurlock, columnist. p. 4 -- Portrait of Olivia Babin, columnist. p. 4 -- Portrait of Kevin Benavides. opinion editor -- Stephanie Merritt responds to a question about ICT Food Rescue, the non-profit organization which Merritt founded in 2016, during an interview with Lindsay Smith from The Sunflower on Tuesday at the Starbucks in Braeburn Square. p. 5 -- Dan Art reads his work to a crowd of friends and strangers during Mikrobrew on Thursday at The Donut Whole. p. 5 -- Top right, Members of Step Afrika! look at the crowd. They are ranked as one of the top- 10 African-American dancing companies in the U.S. Top right, Olabode Oladeinde crouches behind his shield during a step routine. Oladeinde is in his first season with Step Afrika!. Middle left, Kiera Harley does a jump during a step routine. She is a member of Zeta Phi Beta sorority, Inc. and joined Step Afrika! in 2016. Middle right, Members of Step Afrika! performing a snychronized step routine. Bottom left, Olabode Oladeinde performing a solo step. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Bottom middle, Kiera Harley (left) and Mfoniso Akpan of Step Afrika! place their fists together before a step routine. Bottom right, Step Afrika! performers come from different Greek organizations with historical stepping traditions. p. 6 -- Wichita State's Hailey Martinez delivers a pitch against Central Oklahoma during the fall game against Central Oklahoma Saturday at Wilkins Stadium. p. 7 -- Wichita State's Ryleigh Buck celebrates getting on base on Saturday against Central Oklahoma. p. 7 -- Members of the Ramsey's Rams celebrate after beating the Easter's Rabbits in the Hoops 4 Literacy game held on Friday for local third graders. The game was part of an event hosted by Storytime Village to encourage kids to read. Each kid in attendance received a free book. p. 8 -- Top, third graders from the Wichita community pick up their free books given to them by Storytime Village, a non-profit organization, as part of the Hoops 4 Literacy event held in Charles Koch Arena on Friday. An estimated 1,200 students were in attendance. Bottom, Kaelon Gary, a member of the Wichita Wizards semi-professional basketball team, goes up to shoot a three-pointer during the Hoops 4 Literacy game. p. 8 -- Wichita State freshman Nicole Anderson goes up for a kill during the game against Cincinnati on Sunday at Koch Arena. p. 8
Photograph(s): Two children watch as State Rep. Brandon Woodard speaks outside the Sedgwick County Historic Courthouse at the 2019 Wichita Pride Parade. He was the first openly gay man elected to the Kansas government. p. 1 - vent goers march together during the Wichita Pride March on Sunday. p. 1 -- Portrait of Kylie Lipetzky. p. 1 -- Portrait of Michael Bearth. p 3 -- Kathlynn Short, president of FOCUS, speaks at their first meeting of the semester. The group focused on such topics as abortion, "sex positivity," and equality. p. 3 -- Three young parade participants hold part of an LGBT+ pride flag that was used in the 2019 Wichita Pride Parade. It immediately followed a United States flag. p. 3 -- Portrait of Madeline Spurlock, columnist. p. 4 -- Portrait of Olivia Babin, columnist. p. 4 -- Portrait of Kevin Benavides. opinion editor -- Stephanie Merritt responds to a question about ICT Food Rescue, the non-profit organization which Merritt founded in 2016, during an interview with Lindsay Smith from The Sunflower on Tuesday at the Starbucks in Braeburn Square. p. 5 -- Dan Art reads his work to a crowd of friends and strangers during Mikrobrew on Thursday at The Donut Whole. p. 5 -- Top right, Members of Step Afrika! look at the crowd. They are ranked as one of the top- 10 African-American dancing companies in the U.S. Top right, Olabode Oladeinde crouches behind his shield during a step routine. Oladeinde is in his first season with Step Afrika!. Middle left, Kiera Harley does a jump during a step routine. She is a member of Zeta Phi Beta sorority, Inc. and joined Step Afrika! in 2016. Middle right, Members of Step Afrika! performing a snychronized step routine. Bottom left, Olabode Oladeinde performing a solo step. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Bottom middle, Kiera Harley (left) and Mfoniso Akpan of Step Afrika! place their fists together before a step routine. Bottom right, Step Afrika! performers come from different Greek organizations with historical stepping traditions. p. 6 -- Wichita State's Hailey Martinez delivers a pitch against Central Oklahoma during the fall game against Central Oklahoma Saturday at Wilkins Stadium. p. 7 -- Wichita State's Ryleigh Buck celebrates getting on base on Saturday against Central Oklahoma. p. 7 -- Members of the Ramsey's Rams celebrate after beating the Easter's Rabbits in the Hoops 4 Literacy game held on Friday for local third graders. The game was part of an event hosted by Storytime Village to encourage kids to read. Each kid in attendance received a free book. p. 8 -- Top, third graders from the Wichita community pick up their free books given to them by Storytime Village, a non-profit organization, as part of the Hoops 4 Literacy event held in Charles Koch Arena on Friday. An estimated 1,200 students were in attendance. Bottom, Kaelon Gary, a member of the Wichita Wizards semi-professional basketball team, goes up to shoot a three-pointer during the Hoops 4 Literacy game. p. 8 -- Wichita State freshman Nicole Anderson goes up for a kill during the game against Cincinnati on Sunday at Koch Arena. p. 8
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The Sunflower
v.124. no.14
v.124. no.14