The Sunflower, v.81 no. 82. Wichita, Kansas, April 29, 1977. - 8 pages

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Article(s): Witnesses claim Devil shows artistry / W. E. Turner -- Community need: Free U wants to sever SGA ties -- Retiring faculty honored -- Free University ties may blow with the wind -- Harrassment [sic] by debt collectors curtailed / Jack Anderson and Joe Spear -- Early music to invade WSU -- Track: Hageman seeks triple crown / Steve Shaad -- Women sweep track / Kathy Ivy -- Softball squad deflated

Photograph(s): Raillery: Houses come in all shapes and sizes, and serve many purposes, including providing a resting place for this cat on a cool porch rail. / photo by Charlotte Pearson. p. 1 -- Air current: Smoke-illuminated air currents stream over a stationary model airplane in the 3-D Wind tunnel during the Engineering open house, demonstrating vortex. / photo by Cindy Greer. p. 2 -- Fire up: Clouds of smoke answer this student firing up the salt kiln in the Henrion Gym complex for pottery use. The Ceramics Department kiln is only in operation at night. / photo by Cindy Greer. p. 5