The Sunflower, v.82, no.38 (November 9, 1977)
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1977-11-09
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The Sunflower, v.82 no. 38. Wichita, Kansas, November 9, 1977. - 12 pages
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Article(s): Peace Corps recruiter will be on campus today / Mike Shields -- Regent claims to be 'no rubber stamp / Kate McLemore -- 20-year-old Mark Parkinson is aiming for Kansas House / Carrie Bogner -- No publicity a disservice too / Gary Freed -- U. Opera will open with Strauss work -- University record -- Images: The Sunflower literary page: Push mower / Mark Shoup; Beyond the channel / H. K. Stewart; gifts / Mark Shoup; Eggs / Dorothy A. Zimmerman; Rhyme and reason / Pat Williams -- New masters program up for approval -- Sculpture selected for N.Y. exhibition -- Peyote cult expert is active in culture -- Shocker football up for MVC title -- Gymnasts add weight training -- Women’s volleyball team hopes to reach 30-win goal / Kathy Ivy -- Sports notes / Steve Pike -- Aldrich candidate for festival
Photograph(s): [Jordan] Haines. / photo by Dale McRae. p. 1 -- Learning to survey: Mark Moser teaching his Malaysian students the skill of surveying. Moser was stationed with the Peace Corps in Malaysia for two and one-half years. p. 1 -- Accident aftermath: Officer L. R. Garr pacing off measurements following an early morning accident in front of Morrison Hall Thursday. / photo by Michael Knapp. p. 5 -- Back bender: Gymnastics coach Dee Moxley assisting Alesa Wimberly on a back handspring which is part of Wemberly's floor routine. The WSU women's gymnastics season will begin Nov. 19 at the University of Iowa. p. 9
Article(s): Peace Corps recruiter will be on campus today / Mike Shields -- Regent claims to be 'no rubber stamp / Kate McLemore -- 20-year-old Mark Parkinson is aiming for Kansas House / Carrie Bogner -- No publicity a disservice too / Gary Freed -- U. Opera will open with Strauss work -- University record -- Images: The Sunflower literary page: Push mower / Mark Shoup; Beyond the channel / H. K. Stewart; gifts / Mark Shoup; Eggs / Dorothy A. Zimmerman; Rhyme and reason / Pat Williams -- New masters program up for approval -- Sculpture selected for N.Y. exhibition -- Peyote cult expert is active in culture -- Shocker football up for MVC title -- Gymnasts add weight training -- Women’s volleyball team hopes to reach 30-win goal / Kathy Ivy -- Sports notes / Steve Pike -- Aldrich candidate for festival
Photograph(s): [Jordan] Haines. / photo by Dale McRae. p. 1 -- Learning to survey: Mark Moser teaching his Malaysian students the skill of surveying. Moser was stationed with the Peace Corps in Malaysia for two and one-half years. p. 1 -- Accident aftermath: Officer L. R. Garr pacing off measurements following an early morning accident in front of Morrison Hall Thursday. / photo by Michael Knapp. p. 5 -- Back bender: Gymnastics coach Dee Moxley assisting Alesa Wimberly on a back handspring which is part of Wemberly's floor routine. The WSU women's gymnastics season will begin Nov. 19 at the University of Iowa. p. 9