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The Sunflower, v.127, no.22 (February 23, 2023)
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Wichita, Kansas
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2023-02-23
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College newspapers and periodicals,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Turning Point USA,Spectrum,LGBTQ,Pearson, Jenny,Kreinath, Jens,Student Government Association,Carter, Noah,Stanger, Jonathan,Downes, Kathy,University Libraries,CAPS,Muscat, Anthony,Walsh, Matt,Association of Hindu Students in America
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College newspapers and periodicals
Student publications
Wichita State University -- History
Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers
Wedge, Eric
Ross, Lawrence
Price-Dukes, Courtney
Student Government Association
Student Wellness Center
Stafford, Heather
Schroeder, Guy
Black History Month
Dill, Lesley
Student publications
Wichita State University -- History
Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers
Wedge, Eric
Ross, Lawrence
Price-Dukes, Courtney
Student Government Association
Student Wellness Center
Stafford, Heather
Schroeder, Guy
Black History Month
Dill, Lesley
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.127, no. 22, Wichita, Kansas, February 23, 2023. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Right-wing group screens controversial film, LGBTQ group hosts counter-event -- Earthquakes in Syria and Turkey impact those oceans apart -- First in running: Carter, Stanger join race for student body president, aim to improve government's accessibility and mission -- Dean of University Libraries retires after 43 years -- 'Take charge and be a go-getter:' Legal professionals advise students on law field -- Turkey earthquake survivor illustrates loss to students -- Speech delivered on automobile mobility by CEO -- New neurodiversity support group empowers and validates students -- This week's news in brief -- 'Creating a future:' National Engineers Week kicks off with dean meet and greet -- Carter, Stanger from page 1 -- AAC weekly honors -- On the right track: Sports management student uses basketball training for a purpose bigger than himself -- Baseball starts season 1-2 at Long Beach State -- This week on the road -- The good. the bad & the minton -- Men's tennis takes both matches in Sunday doubleheader -- Street speak: Do you feel safe on campus? -- Everyone needs to receive criticism -- Wichita State is violating policies of nondiscrimination -- A college girl's guide to saving money -- Online bookstore offers support for local queer community -- Vietnamese Heritage Museum curator shares relevance of Boat People stories -- Boppin' Bollywood
Photograph(s): Wichita State's Spectrum group met on Feb. 21 in the RSC to have an open discussion panel. The event had tables for Student Health Services, CAPS, and other informational resources. p. 1 -- Noah Carter and Jonathan Stanger pose for a photo. p. 1 -- Kathy Downes has been at Wichita State for 43 years, serving various roles within the university library. Downes will retire in Spring 2023. p. 2 -- Julia Leth-Perez discusses with students during the Legal Professions Panel on Feb. 21. p. 2 -- On the ground photos of Antakya, a city in Turkey in Feb. 2023. p. 2 -- Laura Cunningham, president of the Fairmount College Student Advisory Council, asks the panelists a question. p. 2 -- Illustration: Wichita State has a new support group on campus. p. 3 -- Anthony Muscat, Dean of the College of Engineering, speaks to students during Engineering Week at John Bardo Center on Feb. 20. The event gave students the opportunity to meet with their dean. p. 3 -- Marcal Johnson trains with Curtessia Dean at Charles Koch Arena. p. 4 -- Marcal Johnson started Jway Training in September 2022. p. 4 -- Jway Training's clientele consists of men's and women's basketbaII players. p. 4 -- Portrait of Garrett Pennington, baseball player. p. 4 -- Chakrapani Kata swings his racket to hit the birdie during a match at a badminton tournament. p. 5 -- Graduate Student Bharath Manapragada bends down to hit a birdie in a badminton match. p. 5 -- NIAR Associate Wenjun focuses on the other team's serve at a badminton tournament on Feb. 16. p. 5 -- Wichita State Men's Tennis team huddles during break. With "Go Shocks!" the team is off to their singles. p. 5 -- Transgender discrimination illustration. p. 6 -- Portrait of Sarah Beauchamp, reporter. p. 6 -- Street speak portraits. p. 6 -- Portrait of Tyler Guthrie, columnist. p. 6 -- A College Girl's Guide saving money illustration. p. 6 -- Portrait of Danielle Wagner, reporter. p. 6 -- So far, Lilith and Alex only sell books and material from authors that have contacted them or that they know personally, but clients are urged to message them on Twitter if they're interested in working with them. p. 7 -- Both students, the Tacketts have tabled in the RSC to spread the word to fellow Shockers about their business. p. 7 -- Lilith (left) and Alex Tackett (right) opened Sapphic Sweets and Reads in May of 2022. Although the store is only on line for now, they hope to expand to an in-person location soon. p. 7 -- Chau Thuy (left), Kelly Mai, an alumni of Newman University (middle), and her sister, a future Shocker (right), talk before the presentation begins. Kelly later stood amongst the group during the Q&A session to share her father's story as a Boat Person. p. 7 -- Thuy stood at the podium to share his experience as a Boat Person in Vietnam. He explained his personal story as a refugee and how this influenced his passion for art. p. 7 -- DJ Pranav Maheshwari lines up Bollywood musical hits. Maheshwari played hits from all regions of India. p. 8 -- Students take a break from dancing to pose on the dance floor, Guests were encouraged to dress like Bollywood stars. p. 8 -- Guests sign in to Bollywood Night. Attendees were given a bracelet and a glow stick. p. 8 -- Students gather to cheer on a dancer. Many had choreography memorized. p. 8 -- Attendees help each other put glow paint on. Designs were radiant on the dance floor. p. 8 -- Students take a selfie in front of the light display. Bollywood night was hosted by AHINSA on Feb. 18. p. 8
Photograph(s): Wichita State's Spectrum group met on Feb. 21 in the RSC to have an open discussion panel. The event had tables for Student Health Services, CAPS, and other informational resources. p. 1 -- Noah Carter and Jonathan Stanger pose for a photo. p. 1 -- Kathy Downes has been at Wichita State for 43 years, serving various roles within the university library. Downes will retire in Spring 2023. p. 2 -- Julia Leth-Perez discusses with students during the Legal Professions Panel on Feb. 21. p. 2 -- On the ground photos of Antakya, a city in Turkey in Feb. 2023. p. 2 -- Laura Cunningham, president of the Fairmount College Student Advisory Council, asks the panelists a question. p. 2 -- Illustration: Wichita State has a new support group on campus. p. 3 -- Anthony Muscat, Dean of the College of Engineering, speaks to students during Engineering Week at John Bardo Center on Feb. 20. The event gave students the opportunity to meet with their dean. p. 3 -- Marcal Johnson trains with Curtessia Dean at Charles Koch Arena. p. 4 -- Marcal Johnson started Jway Training in September 2022. p. 4 -- Jway Training's clientele consists of men's and women's basketbaII players. p. 4 -- Portrait of Garrett Pennington, baseball player. p. 4 -- Chakrapani Kata swings his racket to hit the birdie during a match at a badminton tournament. p. 5 -- Graduate Student Bharath Manapragada bends down to hit a birdie in a badminton match. p. 5 -- NIAR Associate Wenjun focuses on the other team's serve at a badminton tournament on Feb. 16. p. 5 -- Wichita State Men's Tennis team huddles during break. With "Go Shocks!" the team is off to their singles. p. 5 -- Transgender discrimination illustration. p. 6 -- Portrait of Sarah Beauchamp, reporter. p. 6 -- Street speak portraits. p. 6 -- Portrait of Tyler Guthrie, columnist. p. 6 -- A College Girl's Guide saving money illustration. p. 6 -- Portrait of Danielle Wagner, reporter. p. 6 -- So far, Lilith and Alex only sell books and material from authors that have contacted them or that they know personally, but clients are urged to message them on Twitter if they're interested in working with them. p. 7 -- Both students, the Tacketts have tabled in the RSC to spread the word to fellow Shockers about their business. p. 7 -- Lilith (left) and Alex Tackett (right) opened Sapphic Sweets and Reads in May of 2022. Although the store is only on line for now, they hope to expand to an in-person location soon. p. 7 -- Chau Thuy (left), Kelly Mai, an alumni of Newman University (middle), and her sister, a future Shocker (right), talk before the presentation begins. Kelly later stood amongst the group during the Q&A session to share her father's story as a Boat Person. p. 7 -- Thuy stood at the podium to share his experience as a Boat Person in Vietnam. He explained his personal story as a refugee and how this influenced his passion for art. p. 7 -- DJ Pranav Maheshwari lines up Bollywood musical hits. Maheshwari played hits from all regions of India. p. 8 -- Students take a break from dancing to pose on the dance floor, Guests were encouraged to dress like Bollywood stars. p. 8 -- Guests sign in to Bollywood Night. Attendees were given a bracelet and a glow stick. p. 8 -- Students gather to cheer on a dancer. Many had choreography memorized. p. 8 -- Attendees help each other put glow paint on. Designs were radiant on the dance floor. p. 8 -- Students take a selfie in front of the light display. Bollywood night was hosted by AHINSA on Feb. 18. p. 8
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The Sunflower
v.127. no.22
v.127. no.22