The Sunflower, v.82, no.30 (October 21, 1977)
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1977-10-21
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The Sunflower, v.82 no. 30. Wichita, Kansas, October 21, 1977. - 12 pages
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Article(s): Students wanted to pen dramas / Judy Moulos -- Vistara: Delinquent girls have an alternative / Kate McLemore -- Students receive scholarships -- KMUW's fund-raising 'Spectrum' starts today / Debbie Evangelisti -- 17-day tour of Russia is open to WSU students -- Nursing home scandal is depressing to Anderson / Jack Anderson and Joe Spear -- CAC complaints aired before Student Senate / Mike Shields -- 1000 original prints will be on display, for sale -- ASK to convene in Topeka Sunday -- Erickson to speak at business seminar -- WSU will request $1 million from state -- Ronstadt concert loses out to ELP -- U. Theatre presents ‘Journal’ -- Welsbacherto perform Beckett -- Justice selected for magazine -- Women’s literature course offered -- Commentary: Shockers need fans, not gimmicks -- Varsity team stands 0-3, second team sitting 3-0 -- Women golfers win -- Men, women harriers seeing action today
Photograph(s): Constant companion: Robert Dickey and his shadow putting a stud into the basement wall of the Health Science building under construction. The bright Indian Summer weather allowed Dickey's companion to join him. / photo by Alan Dorow. p. 1 -- Crossing wires: Rex Allen checking the voltage of a circuit against his mathematical computations. / photo by Dale McRae. p. 2 -- Stream learnin': Charlie Pumory, graduate teaching assistant fo geology, teaching his Geology 111 class about stream erosion in the greenhouse south of McKinley. / photo by Alan Dorow. p. 2 -- Piano man: Leon Jiggetts playing and singing during practice of the Love, Hope and Charity choir. The choir will be performing Saturday in the 'Last Rites for These Demised Premises' activities at the Victory Theater. / photo by Michael Knapp. p. 6
Article(s): Students wanted to pen dramas / Judy Moulos -- Vistara: Delinquent girls have an alternative / Kate McLemore -- Students receive scholarships -- KMUW's fund-raising 'Spectrum' starts today / Debbie Evangelisti -- 17-day tour of Russia is open to WSU students -- Nursing home scandal is depressing to Anderson / Jack Anderson and Joe Spear -- CAC complaints aired before Student Senate / Mike Shields -- 1000 original prints will be on display, for sale -- ASK to convene in Topeka Sunday -- Erickson to speak at business seminar -- WSU will request $1 million from state -- Ronstadt concert loses out to ELP -- U. Theatre presents ‘Journal’ -- Welsbacherto perform Beckett -- Justice selected for magazine -- Women’s literature course offered -- Commentary: Shockers need fans, not gimmicks -- Varsity team stands 0-3, second team sitting 3-0 -- Women golfers win -- Men, women harriers seeing action today
Photograph(s): Constant companion: Robert Dickey and his shadow putting a stud into the basement wall of the Health Science building under construction. The bright Indian Summer weather allowed Dickey's companion to join him. / photo by Alan Dorow. p. 1 -- Crossing wires: Rex Allen checking the voltage of a circuit against his mathematical computations. / photo by Dale McRae. p. 2 -- Stream learnin': Charlie Pumory, graduate teaching assistant fo geology, teaching his Geology 111 class about stream erosion in the greenhouse south of McKinley. / photo by Alan Dorow. p. 2 -- Piano man: Leon Jiggetts playing and singing during practice of the Love, Hope and Charity choir. The choir will be performing Saturday in the 'Last Rites for These Demised Premises' activities at the Victory Theater. / photo by Michael Knapp. p. 6