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The Sunflower, 1929-1930, no.16, February 12, 1930
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Wichita, Kansas
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1930-02-12
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Fairmount Hall Memorial,Hippodrome,Parnassus,Saber Club
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.22, no.16, Wichita, Kansas, February 12, 1930. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Student Council to aid Memorial Fund -- Dual debate between W.U. and Bethel teams -- Less than 40% are expected to pass state examinations -- Four-year course offered in music -- Silver cup offered in annual contest -- Fire clown talks in convocation Wed. -- W.U. rifle teams to Kemper February 22 -- Football games will be played at night -- Big prizes in contrest -- Four R.O.T.C. juniors have been promoted -- Parts to our library here -- Club conducted on tour of W.U. campus -- Wichitans present opera -- Local saber club petitions national -- Torture den reeks with dripping blood: Red, oozy blood drips, and drips, and drips, and drips -- Mind reader wanted at W.U. bookstore -- "No bones at W.U.," opines Mr. Intruder: Campus blue-blood gives Sunflower exlusive interview -- Parnassus reflects growth of college: First year book published by Fairmount class of 1903 -- Eyes are windows of souls, says Carver -- Coat worn by kings belongs to students: Priceless Chinese coat 300 years old; Only one in United States -- Society and clubs: Luncheon bridge uses Washington's birthday as motif; Monarch is ill: Albanian king has mysterious malady was poisoned last summer; Delta Omega has Valentine dance in Shirkmere; Educators to visit W.U.; Military ball to reflect colonial pomp and glory: Eleanor Card and Jerry Gerteis as Martha and George will lead grand march; Dutch treat dates are again discussed: Girls should pay own share on dates, says editor of judge; Valentine motif carried out at Zeta informal -- Manning bests K.C.A.C. mile mark; Wichita trims Emporia cage teams -- Manning wins mile in record-breaking time at K.C. meet: University of Wichita mile relay team wins over Pittsburg runners -- Pittsburg retains lead in conference by beating Shockers: Gorillas pile up big lead in first half; Wichita rally too late -- Hornet cagers bow to fast Univerisity of Wichita quintet: Wichita cinches second place in conference cage race by defeating K.S.T.C. -- Builders prepared for Shocker game at Winfield family -- Three teams undefeated in intra-mural basket tourney
Photograph(s): W.U. saber club petitions national. p. 1 -- Jeanne Luther. p. 3 -- The above picture shows George Matson, Shocker forward in the act of making one of his set ups. p. 4 -- Charles Fossey, one of the star players on the Southwestern cage team. p. 4
Article(s): Student Council to aid Memorial Fund -- Dual debate between W.U. and Bethel teams -- Less than 40% are expected to pass state examinations -- Four-year course offered in music -- Silver cup offered in annual contest -- Fire clown talks in convocation Wed. -- W.U. rifle teams to Kemper February 22 -- Football games will be played at night -- Big prizes in contrest -- Four R.O.T.C. juniors have been promoted -- Parts to our library here -- Club conducted on tour of W.U. campus -- Wichitans present opera -- Local saber club petitions national -- Torture den reeks with dripping blood: Red, oozy blood drips, and drips, and drips, and drips -- Mind reader wanted at W.U. bookstore -- "No bones at W.U.," opines Mr. Intruder: Campus blue-blood gives Sunflower exlusive interview -- Parnassus reflects growth of college: First year book published by Fairmount class of 1903 -- Eyes are windows of souls, says Carver -- Coat worn by kings belongs to students: Priceless Chinese coat 300 years old; Only one in United States -- Society and clubs: Luncheon bridge uses Washington's birthday as motif; Monarch is ill: Albanian king has mysterious malady was poisoned last summer; Delta Omega has Valentine dance in Shirkmere; Educators to visit W.U.; Military ball to reflect colonial pomp and glory: Eleanor Card and Jerry Gerteis as Martha and George will lead grand march; Dutch treat dates are again discussed: Girls should pay own share on dates, says editor of judge; Valentine motif carried out at Zeta informal -- Manning bests K.C.A.C. mile mark; Wichita trims Emporia cage teams -- Manning wins mile in record-breaking time at K.C. meet: University of Wichita mile relay team wins over Pittsburg runners -- Pittsburg retains lead in conference by beating Shockers: Gorillas pile up big lead in first half; Wichita rally too late -- Hornet cagers bow to fast Univerisity of Wichita quintet: Wichita cinches second place in conference cage race by defeating K.S.T.C. -- Builders prepared for Shocker game at Winfield family -- Three teams undefeated in intra-mural basket tourney
Photograph(s): W.U. saber club petitions national. p. 1 -- Jeanne Luther. p. 3 -- The above picture shows George Matson, Shocker forward in the act of making one of his set ups. p. 4 -- Charles Fossey, one of the star players on the Southwestern cage team. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
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Series
The Sunflower
v.22 no.16
v.22 no.16