The Sunflower, v.79, no.75 (April 16, 1975)
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1975-04-16
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The Sunflower, v.79 no.75. Wichita, Kansas, April 16, 1975. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Committee examines grading: High grades too easy? -- Censor ideas unveiled -- Public hearing set for Hillside planning -- Taking care of business -- Professor Nehrt to speak at Phi Kappa Phi banquet -- College golf scholarship offered amateur women -- Hello - Mr. Businessman, It’s me! / Kent Johnson -- 'We've proven that no one is untralnable' - Rainbows United / Phil Burger -- Mortar Board society selects new members -- Sunflower review: Dinner theatre kicked around / Anne Welsbacher -- Stress researcher to speak here -- Tennis team smashes its way to 12-10 mark -- Smith leaves competition behind / Steve Shaad -- Woman grad donates scholarship -- Veterans corner
Photograph(s): SGA President Debbie Haynes presided over her first SGA meeting last night. / photo by Roger Giesecke. p. 1 -- Bullseye: Bill Little, Wichita Archery, Inc., sights in another target during his demonstration at WSU Tuesday. p. 6 -- Dr. Hans Selye. p. 6 -- Randy Smith
Article(s): Committee examines grading: High grades too easy? -- Censor ideas unveiled -- Public hearing set for Hillside planning -- Taking care of business -- Professor Nehrt to speak at Phi Kappa Phi banquet -- College golf scholarship offered amateur women -- Hello - Mr. Businessman, It’s me! / Kent Johnson -- 'We've proven that no one is untralnable' - Rainbows United / Phil Burger -- Mortar Board society selects new members -- Sunflower review: Dinner theatre kicked around / Anne Welsbacher -- Stress researcher to speak here -- Tennis team smashes its way to 12-10 mark -- Smith leaves competition behind / Steve Shaad -- Woman grad donates scholarship -- Veterans corner
Photograph(s): SGA President Debbie Haynes presided over her first SGA meeting last night. / photo by Roger Giesecke. p. 1 -- Bullseye: Bill Little, Wichita Archery, Inc., sights in another target during his demonstration at WSU Tuesday. p. 6 -- Dr. Hans Selye. p. 6 -- Randy Smith