The Sunflower, v.79, no.49 (February 3, 1975)
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1975-02-03
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The Sunflower, v.79 no.49. Wichita, Kansas, February 3, 1975. - 8 pages
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Article(s): An eye to future needs has guided the university's growth since its founding / A. J. Allen -- Defects beset two new buildings / Dan Burson -- Architects matching needs with conservation / Toni Newman -- Space for parking Is no problem but distances are inconvenient / Kris Critzer -- Service-minded men -- Parking fee increases loom -- Crumb, space-music collision / R. Bretton Neff -- Recruiting, a quest for quality / Dave Megaffin -- Tavern owners skirt private club laws, so far -- Shocks' Holmes court advantage sends Bradley reeling 83-76 / Jacquelyn Knapp -- Women cagers fall to Hays -- Gymnasts remain unbeaten
Photograph(s): Uncaptioned aerial view of Wichita State University campus. p. 1 -- The WSU expansion program is in full swing. The construction of the Engineering Lab is nearing the half-way mark towards completion. / photo by Roger Giesecke. p. 1 -- George Crumb. p. 5
Article(s): An eye to future needs has guided the university's growth since its founding / A. J. Allen -- Defects beset two new buildings / Dan Burson -- Architects matching needs with conservation / Toni Newman -- Space for parking Is no problem but distances are inconvenient / Kris Critzer -- Service-minded men -- Parking fee increases loom -- Crumb, space-music collision / R. Bretton Neff -- Recruiting, a quest for quality / Dave Megaffin -- Tavern owners skirt private club laws, so far -- Shocks' Holmes court advantage sends Bradley reeling 83-76 / Jacquelyn Knapp -- Women cagers fall to Hays -- Gymnasts remain unbeaten
Photograph(s): Uncaptioned aerial view of Wichita State University campus. p. 1 -- The WSU expansion program is in full swing. The construction of the Engineering Lab is nearing the half-way mark towards completion. / photo by Roger Giesecke. p. 1 -- George Crumb. p. 5