The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.80 no. 16. Wichita, Kansas, October 1, 1975. - 12 pages.

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Article(s): Senate to fund groups despite discrimination -- Mikrokosmos gets new life / Pat Jennings -- Enrollment increase sets new record -- Gerontology: New field studies aging / R. Bretton Neff -- Manager program remains unknown -- Which way WSU? -- Photo murals set stage / Alan Schroeder -- Harp instructor displays skill on her instrument / Larue Rains -- ‘Thank you’ concert set for University Symphony -- Fairmount neighborhood / Kelly Humphries -- The tears of October / Larue Rains -- Shocker depth tested by injuries / Mike Shalin -- All pounds Frazier, retains championship -- An old hero laid to rest / Mike Shalin -- String specialist honored in concert -- Socialist idea lauded by East German lawyer

Photograph(s): Cork Marcheschi, whose electrical sculpture will decorate the walls of Ulrich Museum starting this week, is completing final preparation for installing of one of his creations. p. 1 -- Tom Hawkins. p.1 -- Tracy Mercer; Sid Sondergard. p. 3 -- Hans Swarowsky. / photo by Max Schaible. p. 5 -- Casey Stengel (1890-1975). p. 11