The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.63, no.53, Wichita, Kansas, May 8, 1959. - 6 pages

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Article(s): Many visitors expected to attend 'King David' -- New $1.7 million CAC to open doors Monday / Jim Gallant -- Committee heads appointed by SGA / Milt Brantley -- Mortar Board elects -- Ticket sale for banquet ends today -- Nuclear talk wins student top honors -- TV series on man's religions begins Sunday on Channel 3 -- University Players elect new officers -- SGA scholarship applications ready -- Editorials: Red letter day -- Paintings, pots, sculpture about in tidy office of art secretary / Richard Miller -- 6 alums, in class of '09, will attend Spring reunion -- SGA seeks fall committee workers -- Minser, Spangler act as 'Trouble-Shooters' for 'King David' / Richard Miller -- Dodge senior named Boeing award winner -- 'Poets Corner' now on sale in bookstore -- Pi Mu Epsilon slates outing -- Track, net teams to enter MV meets: Cougars seek repeat win; Court contest at Cincinnati -- MV actions match top contenders -- Shocks take to road today; Final MVC games coming up -- Awards end invitational rifle march -- CAC ref facilities readied -- Hadley elected to top post Monday night -- Fraternity discrimination resolution introduced at Congress meeting -- Parnassus due May 17 -- Engineering banquet canceled this year -- Special TV show scheduled; to be offered on Channel 10

Photograph(s): Far cry from the Commons: William Glenn, director of the Campus Activities Center, will move into his new office Monday when the CAC opens. / photo by Henry Hall. p. 1 -- Abigail Blaser. p. 2 -- CAC lanes: Eight bowling lanes will be ready for use when the new Union building opens its doors for the first time on Monday, May 11. p. 5 -- [Jim] Hadley. p. 6