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The Sunflower, v.56, no.09 (November 8, 1951)
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Sunflower 11-08-1951
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Wichita, Kansas
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1951-11-08
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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.56, no.9, Wichita, Kansas, November 8, 1951 - 8 pages
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Article(s): Opera theatre opens tonight: 'Magic Flute' to begin run -- 7 consultants come to UW for conference -- Coming: YW sponsors historic drama 'Passion Play' -- Fourth district editors plan program of game, meetings -- Corbin speaks to educators -- YW-YM to meet here -- Help needed on directory -- Artists' works displayed here -- Alumni name fund chairman -- Vesper services set for Sunday -- Round about the campus / Nancy Rittenoure -- Musicians meet on UW campus -- Leadership classes offered to students -- Honor Women plan workshop -- Sorority to honor alumns on birthday -- Alpha Gamma to honor 'Betty Coed' at traditional dinner Saturday night -- 'Prayer' to be topic of talks -- Engineering head speaks at meet -- 'Rats' receive survival orders -- Books, technical equipment needed by far-off students -- OCT program lauded by CG -- U.S. leads England in stylish clothes states London junior at University / Nancy Rittenoure -- Faculty artists to show works -- Club corner: WRA announces play day plans for 6 schools -- ROTC society fetes children -- Walkouts, good and bad -- Economic status of parents affects child's immunization -- Profs brush-up on practices; are surprised -- Sociologist will talk to Oklahoma group -- Old magazines displayed now -- Holiday theme set for band -- Cliff's column / Clifford Kraus -- The Barber shop / Bob Barber -- Coeds save on cost of living -- Grad completes book of verse -- Institute plans are announced for new year -- Props for 'The Magic Flute' show ingenuity and variety / Virginia Stafford -- Ceasar to give faculty recital -- To fuss or not, that's a query -- WRA plans annual play day activities -- London student studies here at Institute of Logopedics / Virginia Stafford -- Chicago math head to appear at UW -- The sports clock / Al Alvarez -- Job application deadlines fixed -- Inspired UW Shockers hand Houston 19-14 Valley loss -- Hurricane moves to first place -- USAF reserve needs linguists -- Shockers host Drake U.: Bulldogs minus Johnny Bright -- Fans take notice of our Shockers as Cougars bow to determined team / Mary Fran Sullivan -- Atomic health problems interest men but women rank mental illness first -- Exam required in grad work -- Beanies return to KU campus for freshmen -- Moliere's farce cast selected -- Parnassus staff position vacant -- Military frat to form guard -- Transport club to be organized
Photograph(s): The finale: Here is the final scene from the opera, "The Magic Flute", which will open for a three-night run tonight in the Auditorium beginning at 8:30. Students will be admitted on their identification cards. p. 1 -- Plan workshop: Going over plans for the Leadership Workshop scheduled for Nov. 13 are four members of the Women's Honor Group. Left to right are Nancy Lehman, Abbie Troup Smith, Della Bates, and Carlene Sturges. p. 2
Article(s): Opera theatre opens tonight: 'Magic Flute' to begin run -- 7 consultants come to UW for conference -- Coming: YW sponsors historic drama 'Passion Play' -- Fourth district editors plan program of game, meetings -- Corbin speaks to educators -- YW-YM to meet here -- Help needed on directory -- Artists' works displayed here -- Alumni name fund chairman -- Vesper services set for Sunday -- Round about the campus / Nancy Rittenoure -- Musicians meet on UW campus -- Leadership classes offered to students -- Honor Women plan workshop -- Sorority to honor alumns on birthday -- Alpha Gamma to honor 'Betty Coed' at traditional dinner Saturday night -- 'Prayer' to be topic of talks -- Engineering head speaks at meet -- 'Rats' receive survival orders -- Books, technical equipment needed by far-off students -- OCT program lauded by CG -- U.S. leads England in stylish clothes states London junior at University / Nancy Rittenoure -- Faculty artists to show works -- Club corner: WRA announces play day plans for 6 schools -- ROTC society fetes children -- Walkouts, good and bad -- Economic status of parents affects child's immunization -- Profs brush-up on practices; are surprised -- Sociologist will talk to Oklahoma group -- Old magazines displayed now -- Holiday theme set for band -- Cliff's column / Clifford Kraus -- The Barber shop / Bob Barber -- Coeds save on cost of living -- Grad completes book of verse -- Institute plans are announced for new year -- Props for 'The Magic Flute' show ingenuity and variety / Virginia Stafford -- Ceasar to give faculty recital -- To fuss or not, that's a query -- WRA plans annual play day activities -- London student studies here at Institute of Logopedics / Virginia Stafford -- Chicago math head to appear at UW -- The sports clock / Al Alvarez -- Job application deadlines fixed -- Inspired UW Shockers hand Houston 19-14 Valley loss -- Hurricane moves to first place -- USAF reserve needs linguists -- Shockers host Drake U.: Bulldogs minus Johnny Bright -- Fans take notice of our Shockers as Cougars bow to determined team / Mary Fran Sullivan -- Atomic health problems interest men but women rank mental illness first -- Exam required in grad work -- Beanies return to KU campus for freshmen -- Moliere's farce cast selected -- Parnassus staff position vacant -- Military frat to form guard -- Transport club to be organized
Photograph(s): The finale: Here is the final scene from the opera, "The Magic Flute", which will open for a three-night run tonight in the Auditorium beginning at 8:30. Students will be admitted on their identification cards. p. 1 -- Plan workshop: Going over plans for the Leadership Workshop scheduled for Nov. 13 are four members of the Women's Honor Group. Left to right are Nancy Lehman, Abbie Troup Smith, Della Bates, and Carlene Sturges. p. 2
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Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.56 no.9
v.56 no.9