The Sunflower, v.80 no. 62. Wichita, Kansas, March 10, 1976. - 16 pages.

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Article(s): Administration to begin investigating AJ Dept. / Eric Strough -- WSU Planning Office looks to future / Neil Cook -- WSU traffic rules unfair to motorcyclists? / Martin Cole -- Images: The Sunflower literary page: 4 corners / J. Stucky; soft spots / Marlis Manley Klein; The window: A sea-king's odyssey / Les Hackworth; Ellen Switzer: keynote author -- Hack Oak Aikansas: Heaven’s the symbol / Kevin Edwards -- Shaker dance revived -- Chinese art force mixes ‘past and present’ / Sandy Truex -- 'Teaser’ album verifies Tommy Bolin’s music talent / Steve Hauck -- Review: Pasolini’s ‘Decameron’: sexuality and exuberance / Jack Thornton -- Student Senate: budget changes / Mike Heckman -- University record / edited by Elizabeth P. Clark -- WSU profs to publish idiom book / Bonnie Johnson -- Anonymous grant given medical school -- What does faculty say on liability insurance? / Phil Burger -- ASK efforts save voter registration -- Study: WSU drop out pattern / Richard Montgomery -- 3 model U.N. delegations win honors -- Track team strides to NCAA meet / Steve Shaad -- Picks Bob Elmore: Pizza Hut names basketball elite -- Try the Olympics: Summer travel package available -- Speakout / Steve Shaad -- AYSO soccer plans spring kick-off / Jacquelyn E. Knapp -- WSU Bowlers to see action

Photograph(s): Workmen cake advantage of another sunny Kansas day to make repairs on the roof of Henry Levitt Arena. “Don’t fall through, guys.” / photo by Max Case / p. 1 -- Uncaptioned photo of Ellen Switzer. p. 5 -- Liu Kuo-sung, perhaps the most powerful modem force in Chinese art, will lecture today at WSU. A collection of his major paintings, showing traditional eastern training and western techniques, will be on play at the Ulrich Museum of Art. / p. 7 -- Rusty Crawford counseling an unidentified University College student. p. 12