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The Sunflower, v.43, no.02 (September 16, 1937)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1937-09-16
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Student health,Mill levy
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.43, no.2, Wichita, Kansas, September 16, 1937. - 4 pages
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Week-end weather: Fair and somewhat cooler; little if any rain indicated; little if any change in temperature.
Today! Shockers! Dance to your heart's content in the Commons. Time, 12:30 p.m. Turn to page three for details.
Article(s): University places 105 in schools -- Writer's haven has renovation -- Guillians, Bosworth will wed -- Rat, principal aid in cricket cure -- W.U. band may go to Windy City -- Donations during summer months enlarge library -- Commons taxed; two mill levy back to school -- Health service entering second year on campus -- Shocker cyclist is widely known -- More money for student tuition, fees this year -- Vice-presidency may go to new council officer -- College of Fine Arts to offer special course -- University's NYA allotment given slight increase -- Elliott explains tuition protest -- Medical exams to start today -- Varsity dance is Friday night; to be held in gym -- Dance group holds meeting on Monday -- Death takes 3 W.U. students -- Dances will be in women's gymnasium -- Diamond now heads barb Shocker group -- W.U. tax levy is more than in 1936 -- W.U. enrollment may go to 1,400 -- Fate to rush week has campus frats disturbed -- Circus city is gone; leaves only a memory -- Forum planning speaker series -- Local glee club tests are held -- Deferred rushing may be best for university -- Council knows where to save as well as spend -- Cheering section must play hard as our team -- Collegiate world -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Several prominent university alumni announce fall weddings -- Formal dinners tonight close rush week for W.U. sororities -- University fraternities pledge new members Saturday night -- Sorority to hold luncheon meeting -- Shockers vacation in continental highspots -- Colphon to have morning meeting -- Freshmen women given tea Sunday -- Opening all-school mixer successful -- Roundabout -- Committee changes '37 grid rules -- Shockers should recall '36 conference results -- W.U. graduates receives special scholar awards -- Rarick tells of new class for local swimmers -- Between the halves -- "Foreigners" are on Shocker squad for this season -- Long fellow on W.U. cage team -- Professor of psychology attends national meet -- El Dorado gridders taking scrimmage -- Levitt sees larger crowds this season
Photograph(s): Engagement revealed: Engagement and approaching marriage of Mildred Guilliams, left, and Karl A. Bosworth, was made known here today. Miss Guilliams is secretary to Pres. W. M. Jardine. Mr. Bosworth was formerly associated with the University's political science department. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- 'Butch' Martin: Coach Al Gebert is depending strong on 'Butch' Martin, Shocker lineman, to stop the hard-ramming Oklahoma A and M squad when they play here on Sept. 23. Martin, who received his letter in 1935. did not play with the University last year. p. 4
Week-end weather: Fair and somewhat cooler; little if any rain indicated; little if any change in temperature.
Today! Shockers! Dance to your heart's content in the Commons. Time, 12:30 p.m. Turn to page three for details.
Article(s): University places 105 in schools -- Writer's haven has renovation -- Guillians, Bosworth will wed -- Rat, principal aid in cricket cure -- W.U. band may go to Windy City -- Donations during summer months enlarge library -- Commons taxed; two mill levy back to school -- Health service entering second year on campus -- Shocker cyclist is widely known -- More money for student tuition, fees this year -- Vice-presidency may go to new council officer -- College of Fine Arts to offer special course -- University's NYA allotment given slight increase -- Elliott explains tuition protest -- Medical exams to start today -- Varsity dance is Friday night; to be held in gym -- Dance group holds meeting on Monday -- Death takes 3 W.U. students -- Dances will be in women's gymnasium -- Diamond now heads barb Shocker group -- W.U. tax levy is more than in 1936 -- W.U. enrollment may go to 1,400 -- Fate to rush week has campus frats disturbed -- Circus city is gone; leaves only a memory -- Forum planning speaker series -- Local glee club tests are held -- Deferred rushing may be best for university -- Council knows where to save as well as spend -- Cheering section must play hard as our team -- Collegiate world -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Several prominent university alumni announce fall weddings -- Formal dinners tonight close rush week for W.U. sororities -- University fraternities pledge new members Saturday night -- Sorority to hold luncheon meeting -- Shockers vacation in continental highspots -- Colphon to have morning meeting -- Freshmen women given tea Sunday -- Opening all-school mixer successful -- Roundabout -- Committee changes '37 grid rules -- Shockers should recall '36 conference results -- W.U. graduates receives special scholar awards -- Rarick tells of new class for local swimmers -- Between the halves -- "Foreigners" are on Shocker squad for this season -- Long fellow on W.U. cage team -- Professor of psychology attends national meet -- El Dorado gridders taking scrimmage -- Levitt sees larger crowds this season
Photograph(s): Engagement revealed: Engagement and approaching marriage of Mildred Guilliams, left, and Karl A. Bosworth, was made known here today. Miss Guilliams is secretary to Pres. W. M. Jardine. Mr. Bosworth was formerly associated with the University's political science department. p. 1 -- [Kathleen] Hite. p. 2 -- 'Butch' Martin: Coach Al Gebert is depending strong on 'Butch' Martin, Shocker lineman, to stop the hard-ramming Oklahoma A and M squad when they play here on Sept. 23. Martin, who received his letter in 1935. did not play with the University last year. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
Journal
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Series
The Sunflower
v.43 no.2
v.43 no.2