The Sunflower: Our 75th year of editorial freedom, v.75 no.48. Wichita, Kansas, April 23, 1971. - 24 pages

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Article(s): Protestor interviewed: "Guys contradict themselves" -- Eisenhower refers to Crime Commission, Nixon administration, urban crisis -- Banker gives $10,000 -- Faculty feature: Planning Office collects 'movement' data / Carol Odevseff -- KU dean resigns -- Women are subject of new class -- Pledge card campaign launched in order to halt U.S. involvement in Indo-China war -- No other media as alive as theater / Margaret O'Brien -- Excellence Awards given to pair of WSU professors -- The Sunflower "Fashionation"

Photograph(s): Pre-registration begins: Students "pulled" class cards this week, as preregistration began at WSU. Students were faced with long lines, stretching from the library to Clinton Hall, at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, fortunately before the sudden cloudburst Thursday afternoon. / Staff photo by Gerry Burns. p. 1