The Sunflower, v.80 no. 67. Wichita, Kansas, March 31, 1976. - 16 pages.

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Article(s): UFO ‘space beings’ urge evolution of consciousness / Jack Thornton -- Salary hike must be earned / Phil Burger -- Mrs. Carter: Jimmy’s first lady in Wichita / Neil Cook -- Notes from underground / Andy Allen -- Images: The Sunflower literary page: Root finds WSU 'pleasing'; A poet's work: moving / Karl Elder; Song of a blind traveller [sic] / William Pitt Root; Left-overs / Barb Bihlmaeir; Giovanni gears to a changing revolution / Barbara Bihlmaeir -- ‘Susannah’ explores girl’s persecution -- ‘Gable and Lombard’ a real loser / Anne Welsbacher -- ‘Cul-De-Sac’ comes across as obscure Mack comedy -- Ice Capades to debut in Henry Levitt -- Ex ‘yes’ man: ‘Fish out of Water’ / Steve Hauck -- No obscenity, just erotic art! / Sandy Truex -- Photo realism show begins three month Ulrich run / Sandy Truex -- WSU Med School gets new accreditation -- University record / edited by Elizabeth P. Clark -- Mexican dinner-dance a success? Si, Senor! -- Five WSU students to intern abroad -- Senate debates athletic budget -- WSU crew sinks foe; Bulldogs up next / Mike Heckman -- Rugby catches on in Wichita; team 'elated' / Charles Minshull-Ford

Photograph(s): Uncaptioned photo of Rosalynn Carter, wife of Jimmy Carter. / photo by Neil Cook. p. 1 -- "Sit-ups are my best event," says Tom Armstrong, during the Army ROTC-PT test. / photo by Max Case. p. 3 -- William Pitt Root. / photo by Max Case. p. 5