The Sunflower, v.129, no.11 (October 31, 2024)
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Issue Date
2024-10-31
Type
Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Rhatigan, James J. , Provosts , Lounsberry, Monica , Basketball , Volleyball , LGBTQ
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.129, no. 11, Wichita, Kansas, October 31, 2024. - 8 pages
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Article(s): James Rhatigan remembered as a ‘pillar’ and ‘advocate’ for the Wichita State community -- Meet the three final contenders to be Wichita State’s next provost -- Men’s basketball flashes potential in exhibition blowout of Emporia State -- Men’s basketball flashes potential in exhibition blowout of Emporia State -- Morgan Stout has a competitive fire, and another side fans don't see -- Volleyball rallies for two hard-earned home wins -- It’s not a trick — College kids should get treats -- Pumpkin seeds are the hidden Halloween traditional treat -- Apple cider squashes pumpkin spice every time -- The expansive LGBTQIA+ history of Wichita State: As the conclusion of LGBTQIA+ history month rapidly approaches, learn about how pride has evolved at WSU. -- The unsettling stories of spirits at Wichita State -- 'Ring ring,' showtime: Performers balance student strife and creative novelty at Student Choreography Showcase
Photograph(s): Photo illustration of James Rhatigan. p. 1 -- Portraits of final candidates for Wichita State's next provost: Leslie Durham, James Gregory and Monica Lounsbery. p. 2 -- Senior center Quincy Ballard secures the opening tipoff of the Wichita State exhibition game against Emporia State on Oct. 27. The Shockers secured the blowout victory, 99-53. p. 3 -- Guard Justin Hill runs past the Emporia State defense on Oct. 27. Hill scored four points during his 14 minutes of play time. p. 3 -- Junior Jayla Murray plays offense against Northeastern State on Oct. 30. Murray scored 10 points as Wichita State won the exhibition game, 81-46. p. 3 -- Photo of Morgan Stout playing volleyball. p. 4 -- Illustration of college kids trick-or-treating. p. 5 -- Portraits of Mya Scott, reporter. p. 5 -- Portrait of Piper Pinnetti, opinion editor. p. 5 -- Illustration of pumpkin seeds. p. 5 -- WuShock graphics. p. 6 -- Photo illustrations of spirits in Henrion Hall, Wilner Auditorium, and Fiske Hall. p. 7 -- Eris Bishop and Shawn Gordon deliver their own choreographed performance, “Between Her Hands,” on Oct. 24. The Student Choreography Showcase took place on Oct. 24-26 in the Litwin Studio Theatre in the Heskett Center. p. 8 -- Senior Madelyn Dunne performs “This Empty Northern Hemisphere” to open the 2024 Student Choreography Showcase. The event was held in the Litwin Studio Theatre inside the Heskett Center. p. 8 -- Kaete Mokrynski and Sophie Achey spin together on stage at the Student Choreography Showcase on Oct. 24. The performance features the song “Be the One” by Dua Lipa. p. 8 -- Jyavon Hill lifts Eris Bishop into the air while performing “The Lucky Ones” on Oct. 24. The performance was choreographed by junior Kaete Mokrynski. The showcase featured nine performances overall. p. 8 -- Sophomore Cooper Green performs “Sweet Sunrise” to the song “Sweet Thang” by Chuggie. Green and her partner, senior Olivia Lockwood, choreographed their performance. p. 8 -- Junior Abbey Littrell performs “Next Semester” for the audience at the Student Choreography Showcase on Oct. 24. The event was held in the Litwin Studio Theatre inside the Heskett Center. “The piece is about being in a dark place mentally and pulling yourself out for a fresh start,” Littrell said. p. 8 -- Senior Olivia Lockwood and sophomore Cooper Green lie on the stage together in the beginning of their performance, “Sweet Sunrise.” The Student Choreography Showcase took place on Oct. 24-26 in the Litwin Studio Theatre. p. 8 -- Senior Olivia Lockwood spins across the stage while performing “Love on the Brain” at the Student Choreography Showcase on Oct. 24. p. 8
Photograph(s): Photo illustration of James Rhatigan. p. 1 -- Portraits of final candidates for Wichita State's next provost: Leslie Durham, James Gregory and Monica Lounsbery. p. 2 -- Senior center Quincy Ballard secures the opening tipoff of the Wichita State exhibition game against Emporia State on Oct. 27. The Shockers secured the blowout victory, 99-53. p. 3 -- Guard Justin Hill runs past the Emporia State defense on Oct. 27. Hill scored four points during his 14 minutes of play time. p. 3 -- Junior Jayla Murray plays offense against Northeastern State on Oct. 30. Murray scored 10 points as Wichita State won the exhibition game, 81-46. p. 3 -- Photo of Morgan Stout playing volleyball. p. 4 -- Illustration of college kids trick-or-treating. p. 5 -- Portraits of Mya Scott, reporter. p. 5 -- Portrait of Piper Pinnetti, opinion editor. p. 5 -- Illustration of pumpkin seeds. p. 5 -- WuShock graphics. p. 6 -- Photo illustrations of spirits in Henrion Hall, Wilner Auditorium, and Fiske Hall. p. 7 -- Eris Bishop and Shawn Gordon deliver their own choreographed performance, “Between Her Hands,” on Oct. 24. The Student Choreography Showcase took place on Oct. 24-26 in the Litwin Studio Theatre in the Heskett Center. p. 8 -- Senior Madelyn Dunne performs “This Empty Northern Hemisphere” to open the 2024 Student Choreography Showcase. The event was held in the Litwin Studio Theatre inside the Heskett Center. p. 8 -- Kaete Mokrynski and Sophie Achey spin together on stage at the Student Choreography Showcase on Oct. 24. The performance features the song “Be the One” by Dua Lipa. p. 8 -- Jyavon Hill lifts Eris Bishop into the air while performing “The Lucky Ones” on Oct. 24. The performance was choreographed by junior Kaete Mokrynski. The showcase featured nine performances overall. p. 8 -- Sophomore Cooper Green performs “Sweet Sunrise” to the song “Sweet Thang” by Chuggie. Green and her partner, senior Olivia Lockwood, choreographed their performance. p. 8 -- Junior Abbey Littrell performs “Next Semester” for the audience at the Student Choreography Showcase on Oct. 24. The event was held in the Litwin Studio Theatre inside the Heskett Center. “The piece is about being in a dark place mentally and pulling yourself out for a fresh start,” Littrell said. p. 8 -- Senior Olivia Lockwood and sophomore Cooper Green lie on the stage together in the beginning of their performance, “Sweet Sunrise.” The Student Choreography Showcase took place on Oct. 24-26 in the Litwin Studio Theatre. p. 8 -- Senior Olivia Lockwood spins across the stage while performing “Love on the Brain” at the Student Choreography Showcase on Oct. 24. p. 8
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Wichita State University
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The Sunflower
v.129, no.11
v.129, no.11