The Sunflower, v.78, no.01 (August 31, 1973)
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1973-08-31
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The Sunflower, v.78 no.1. Wichita, Kansas, August 31, 1973. - 44 pages
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Article(s): S6A announces rep openings / Dan Bearth -- 'Thumbing' women are easy sex targets -- Tuition, scoreboards: While you were gone / Don Nicoson -- Placement Center plans info sessions -- Waterbeds: Will I be seasick? -- Distinguished writer barred from publishing in homeland / Tom Dobbins -- Faculty fine policy: Is Ablah fair? -- A reversal of the mass exodus? -- Theatre '73-'74 / Backwater Hall -- Dorms full, but none planned for future -- Beef, foodstuff shortage pose problem for CAC -- Veteran's corner -- Auto sticker deadline nears -- Sharp named to post, starts work on new programs -- Free bowling clinic offered -- Downing resigns post to enter new field -- Band on TV -- Intramurals -- Telethon -- Salt and pepper: Sunflower fashion notes
Photograph(s): Banned author Bienvenido Santos is new Distinguished Writer-in-Residence. p. 1 -- The new Life Science Building, the most plush structure on campus, was opened for classes this week. p. 1
Article(s): S6A announces rep openings / Dan Bearth -- 'Thumbing' women are easy sex targets -- Tuition, scoreboards: While you were gone / Don Nicoson -- Placement Center plans info sessions -- Waterbeds: Will I be seasick? -- Distinguished writer barred from publishing in homeland / Tom Dobbins -- Faculty fine policy: Is Ablah fair? -- A reversal of the mass exodus? -- Theatre '73-'74 / Backwater Hall -- Dorms full, but none planned for future -- Beef, foodstuff shortage pose problem for CAC -- Veteran's corner -- Auto sticker deadline nears -- Sharp named to post, starts work on new programs -- Free bowling clinic offered -- Downing resigns post to enter new field -- Band on TV -- Intramurals -- Telethon -- Salt and pepper: Sunflower fashion notes
Photograph(s): Banned author Bienvenido Santos is new Distinguished Writer-in-Residence. p. 1 -- The new Life Science Building, the most plush structure on campus, was opened for classes this week. p. 1