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The Sunflower, 1932-1933, no.20, February 22, 1933
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Sunflower 02-22-1933
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Wichita, Kansas
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1933-02-22
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.38, no.20, Wichita, Kansas, February 22, 1933. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Limit plans for varsity track team -- We and the world -- Men to debate at Kansas City in new league -- Plan independent N.S.F.A. magazine -- Leland Stanford cuts living costs -- Divorce mills gain on Cupid -- Convocation hears Little Symphony -- Hillbrand elected to exclusive club -- Library to provide radio education -- Rifle team goes to Kemper meet -- Find new process of making mirrors -- Hard times aid progress claims college president -- Betty Oliver to head play cast -- Lampl to enter U.S. Air Service -- Street car fare cut to five cents -- Investigating new accrediting plan -- Student art work will be displayed -- Unpublished text used in new study -- Pierpoint talks to student reporters -- Offer courses designated to aid unemployed -- Hillbrand attends meeting at Topeka -- Women lose brains debate -- Legislature may curtail school fund -- Minnesota may bar Army drill -- News reel is used in college course -- George Washington -- Limited activity -- The silver spoon -- Madmen run at large on camous during "Hell Week": 'Hell Week' makes campus an asylum for maniacs -- Tragedy stalks in goldfish bowl -- Paper weights are of queer variety -- Bachelors organize to get protection -- Take a trip around the world - in your own state -- Few out of state cars on campus -- Novel idea on trip affords amusement -- Mistakes result from art exhibit -- University society: Campus Greek letter societies active with initiation services ; Omega has dinner for rushee group ; Pi Alphs are hosts at party ; Former Pi Kap marries Texan ; W.U. Players see 'Intimate Strangers' ; Pi Beta Chi elects Miss Morgan president ; Kappa Delta Pi will preside at reception ; Gene Coombs and Nancy Wilcox wed ; At Wittman will head Aesculapius ; Schreiber addresses education fraternity ; R.O.T.C. hosts at Washington ball ; Roundabout ; Instructor and graduate wed ; Woodburn-Rich nuptials told ; Military frat names associate members ; Y.W.C.A to have tea for university women ; Show motion picture at U. German club ; Allmans entertain guests at dinner ; Medical fraternity initiates sixteen ; Eugene Coombs is honored at stag ; University Players pledge two students -- W.U. meets Emporia and Builders in final games of year: W.U. is expected to complete year with pair of wins -- Women's sports -- Gorillas edged out in closing minutes of the game -- Webster-Eagles tied for lead -- Delta Omega wins tournament game -- Inventor of cage game is honored -- Men's sports -- Hunters lead grid stars in cage drive -- Conference cage squad is chosen -- Zeta Delts trim Phi Sigs Monday
Photograph(s): Married: Mrs. Maxwell Woodburn was Miss Juanita Rich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rich of Shirkmere apartments. Mrs. Woodburn, who is a student of the University, was married December 26 at Ponca City, Okla. p. 3 -- Emporia teachers' board of strategy: Coach "Vic" Trusler; John Powell, forward; Austin Andrews, guard; Jerome Carroll, center. p. 4
Article(s): Limit plans for varsity track team -- We and the world -- Men to debate at Kansas City in new league -- Plan independent N.S.F.A. magazine -- Leland Stanford cuts living costs -- Divorce mills gain on Cupid -- Convocation hears Little Symphony -- Hillbrand elected to exclusive club -- Library to provide radio education -- Rifle team goes to Kemper meet -- Find new process of making mirrors -- Hard times aid progress claims college president -- Betty Oliver to head play cast -- Lampl to enter U.S. Air Service -- Street car fare cut to five cents -- Investigating new accrediting plan -- Student art work will be displayed -- Unpublished text used in new study -- Pierpoint talks to student reporters -- Offer courses designated to aid unemployed -- Hillbrand attends meeting at Topeka -- Women lose brains debate -- Legislature may curtail school fund -- Minnesota may bar Army drill -- News reel is used in college course -- George Washington -- Limited activity -- The silver spoon -- Madmen run at large on camous during "Hell Week": 'Hell Week' makes campus an asylum for maniacs -- Tragedy stalks in goldfish bowl -- Paper weights are of queer variety -- Bachelors organize to get protection -- Take a trip around the world - in your own state -- Few out of state cars on campus -- Novel idea on trip affords amusement -- Mistakes result from art exhibit -- University society: Campus Greek letter societies active with initiation services ; Omega has dinner for rushee group ; Pi Alphs are hosts at party ; Former Pi Kap marries Texan ; W.U. Players see 'Intimate Strangers' ; Pi Beta Chi elects Miss Morgan president ; Kappa Delta Pi will preside at reception ; Gene Coombs and Nancy Wilcox wed ; At Wittman will head Aesculapius ; Schreiber addresses education fraternity ; R.O.T.C. hosts at Washington ball ; Roundabout ; Instructor and graduate wed ; Woodburn-Rich nuptials told ; Military frat names associate members ; Y.W.C.A to have tea for university women ; Show motion picture at U. German club ; Allmans entertain guests at dinner ; Medical fraternity initiates sixteen ; Eugene Coombs is honored at stag ; University Players pledge two students -- W.U. meets Emporia and Builders in final games of year: W.U. is expected to complete year with pair of wins -- Women's sports -- Gorillas edged out in closing minutes of the game -- Webster-Eagles tied for lead -- Delta Omega wins tournament game -- Inventor of cage game is honored -- Men's sports -- Hunters lead grid stars in cage drive -- Conference cage squad is chosen -- Zeta Delts trim Phi Sigs Monday
Photograph(s): Married: Mrs. Maxwell Woodburn was Miss Juanita Rich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rich of Shirkmere apartments. Mrs. Woodburn, who is a student of the University, was married December 26 at Ponca City, Okla. p. 3 -- Emporia teachers' board of strategy: Coach "Vic" Trusler; John Powell, forward; Austin Andrews, guard; Jerome Carroll, center. p. 4
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.38 no.20
v.38 no.20