The Sunflower, v.76, no.34 (February 15,1972)
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1972-02-15
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The Sunflower, v.76 no.34. Wichita, Kansas, February 15, 1972. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Situation no better, Coleman tells group -- Survey predicts blue skies in college grad job market -- Prof is political wizard for ABC News -- Music students to perform in WSU Symphony concert -- Story of the pill will be revealed -- New proposal for Honors College tp be considered by WSU deans -- Bureaucracy victimizes students -- Self-made guardian angels -- SGA chief doesn't go for Sunflower Bangladesh satire -- Wylie pleads for Sunflower’s help in UN -- Costly lesson paid by economic students -- Veterans ask support for increased benefits -- Gold Key Awards to be given out -- Sigma XI sponsors pesticide Lecture -- Military service fulfilled by Guard -- Over 200 students attend Music Talent Day at WSU -- Poll shows many have have smoked pot -- Lang became starter with hustle / Dan Matthews -- Shock forward Harris top all-around player -- Women roundballers top Haskell, lose to KU -- Shockers sign "blue chip" stars as recruiting drive gains intensity -- Shocker gymnasts defeated, Oppliger captured five firsts
Photograph(s): Coeds are just a little more nimble: WSU students hold their own ice skating event. p. 1 -- Marvin Harder. p. 1 -- Dr. Ben Rogers. p. 3 -- Forward Bill Lang (40): Shock sophomore puts in layup in win over Tulsa. p. 7 -- Terry White: Hit for double-figures. p. 7 -- All around performer Debbie Oppliger: The WSU coed does a back hand spring. p. 8
Article(s): Situation no better, Coleman tells group -- Survey predicts blue skies in college grad job market -- Prof is political wizard for ABC News -- Music students to perform in WSU Symphony concert -- Story of the pill will be revealed -- New proposal for Honors College tp be considered by WSU deans -- Bureaucracy victimizes students -- Self-made guardian angels -- SGA chief doesn't go for Sunflower Bangladesh satire -- Wylie pleads for Sunflower’s help in UN -- Costly lesson paid by economic students -- Veterans ask support for increased benefits -- Gold Key Awards to be given out -- Sigma XI sponsors pesticide Lecture -- Military service fulfilled by Guard -- Over 200 students attend Music Talent Day at WSU -- Poll shows many have have smoked pot -- Lang became starter with hustle / Dan Matthews -- Shock forward Harris top all-around player -- Women roundballers top Haskell, lose to KU -- Shockers sign "blue chip" stars as recruiting drive gains intensity -- Shocker gymnasts defeated, Oppliger captured five firsts
Photograph(s): Coeds are just a little more nimble: WSU students hold their own ice skating event. p. 1 -- Marvin Harder. p. 1 -- Dr. Ben Rogers. p. 3 -- Forward Bill Lang (40): Shock sophomore puts in layup in win over Tulsa. p. 7 -- Terry White: Hit for double-figures. p. 7 -- All around performer Debbie Oppliger: The WSU coed does a back hand spring. p. 8