The Sunflower, v.70, no.39 (January 10, 1966)
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1966-01-10
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.70 no.39. Wichita, Kansas, January 10, 1966. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Iturbi's last Wichita performance tonight -- Book sale set for Jan. 20-25 -- WSU traffic jurisdiction taken over by 'new' student court / Judy Fairhurst -- Parnassus Queen election slated Jan. 18 -- Wichita Community Theater slates Eugene O'Neill's 'Long Day's Journey' -- N.Y. quintet concert set -- It's a challenge -- Smarter than 98% of population: Membership of exclusive society based only on IQ test score -- Students give views on correlation between religion, higher education / Wayne Hayes -- ROTC selects award winner -- Shocks slip past Bils 79-74 -- Bradley and Tulsa undeafeated in MVC; Shockers tied for fifth -- Jim Van Falkenburg -- Freshmen win over Chanute
Photograph(s): Chamber music artists: Appearing in the Fine Arts Center Jan. 22 is the famed New York Woodwind Quintent, in association with the WSU Concert Artist Series. p. 1
Article(s): Iturbi's last Wichita performance tonight -- Book sale set for Jan. 20-25 -- WSU traffic jurisdiction taken over by 'new' student court / Judy Fairhurst -- Parnassus Queen election slated Jan. 18 -- Wichita Community Theater slates Eugene O'Neill's 'Long Day's Journey' -- N.Y. quintet concert set -- It's a challenge -- Smarter than 98% of population: Membership of exclusive society based only on IQ test score -- Students give views on correlation between religion, higher education / Wayne Hayes -- ROTC selects award winner -- Shocks slip past Bils 79-74 -- Bradley and Tulsa undeafeated in MVC; Shockers tied for fifth -- Jim Van Falkenburg -- Freshmen win over Chanute
Photograph(s): Chamber music artists: Appearing in the Fine Arts Center Jan. 22 is the famed New York Woodwind Quintent, in association with the WSU Concert Artist Series. p. 1