The Sunflower, v.79 no.52. Wichita, Kansas, February 10, 1975. - 16 pages

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Article(s): Sex bias: Discrimination gets federal heave-ho / A. J. Allen -- Women love the sport, benefits come second / Jacquelyn Knapp -- Women’s sports seek more money / Toni Newman -- Financial hassles hamper women's athletics -- Volunteer recruiters talk to WSU seniors -- Ad hoc committee meets: Future of minor sports examined -- Drive toward parity -- Bring Harry back -- Commentary: Paralyzed Senate flounders in politicking / Andy Allen -- WSU varsity gymnasts set pace for Kansas -- Women's gymnastics and track off and running -- Technical fouls lift Aggies over Shockers / Jacquelyn E. Knapp == Shocker tracksmen run well, but post third loss in a row -- Second Wichita gridder signs -- SQ: Section B

Photograph(s): Jeannie Hiebert takes aim before firing from the free throw line. p. 1 -- Natasha Fife. p. 1 -- (Above) Pam Goodman performs one the balance beam and dismounts. Carol Kroening stretches for perfect form. / photos by Dennis Underwood. p. 5