The Sunflower, v.40, no.27 (March 28, 1935)
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1935-03-28
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Newspaper
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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.40, no.27, Wichita, Kansas, March 28, 1935. - 4 pages
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Article(s): Promotions in R.O.T.C. announced -- Omnibus to be modernized for coming season -- Ver Wiebe is Sigma Xi head -- Machine to surface campus roads in five working days -- German artist to speak here -- Mikesell writes, contributes book -- Elliot is first instructor to join Blue Key -- Sorosis to give play on Friday -- Reorganise CSEP work at Wichita -- Adult courses well attended in Pittsburg -- Spring arrives on schedule bringing its symptoms along -- War danger in Europe serious states Onsgard -- Academy of Science to meet today -- Former students start internship -- Student strike is called for 12th of April -- The brig gets new modern equipment -- Y. members in camp broadcast -- Landon uses Jardine plan to end dust -- Kansas papers are recognized -- Pulitzer school of journalism changes rules -- Kansas U. enrollment is increased second term -- Negro educator lectures here -- University bulletin / Isable Haines; Parnassus Fashion Revue Committee; Leslie Warner; Gifford Booth; Elton Weeks; Walter Duerkson -- W.U. instructors attend convention -- National players to exchange plays -- 4-H Club to be feted in Bakkum home Friday -- City receives "Baby Bonds" -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- University society / Eleanor Corcoran, editor: [Illegible] Epsilon has initiation ; [Illegible] ceremony [illegible] exchange of [illegible] in Augusta ; Roundabout ; Phi Lambda Psi gives musical ; Fraternities ; Sororities ; University students to have community picnic ; Ethelyn Poynor to wed Vernon Wimmer in June ; W.U. graduates to wed in June ; Y.W. cabinet has dinner meeting ; Fashion revue is Friday event ; Surprise birthday party given Thurlow Lieurance ; Members of new and old Y.W. cabinets retreat -- New men to takes places in summer -- Track team to meet teachers next Saturday -- Ebling placed on all big-six team -- Gebert selects team members -- Barbs win title with 72 points -- Rifle team holds last meet Friday -- Basket tourney to be finished Wednesday nite -- Handball event is held April 1 -- Evelyn Spines wins kite archery meet -- Tennis practice begins Monday -- Hoffman and Gebert discuss school days at Notre Dame / Joe Stone -- Opie Swope writes from Johannesburg in Africa -- Voley ball tourney begins Wednesday -- Stage Lines lend bus to University -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn
Photograph(s): Lecturer: Dr. Gustav Pauli, of Hamburg, Germany, will appear before the Wichita Art Association, Monday, April 1. "Art Museums, Present and Future," will be the subject of his talk. p. 1 -- Creator: He placed spots before your eyes, F. Gay Hastings, a senior at Wesleyan University (Middletown, Conn.), is the artist who created the new cartoon game, "Spot Pix," which appeared for the first time in last week's Collegiate Digest. p. 2 -- Honored: Miss Wanna Anthony was recently elected to Delta Epsilon national honor society in science. She will be initiated into the local chapter next Wednesday. p. 3
Article(s): Promotions in R.O.T.C. announced -- Omnibus to be modernized for coming season -- Ver Wiebe is Sigma Xi head -- Machine to surface campus roads in five working days -- German artist to speak here -- Mikesell writes, contributes book -- Elliot is first instructor to join Blue Key -- Sorosis to give play on Friday -- Reorganise CSEP work at Wichita -- Adult courses well attended in Pittsburg -- Spring arrives on schedule bringing its symptoms along -- War danger in Europe serious states Onsgard -- Academy of Science to meet today -- Former students start internship -- Student strike is called for 12th of April -- The brig gets new modern equipment -- Y. members in camp broadcast -- Landon uses Jardine plan to end dust -- Kansas papers are recognized -- Pulitzer school of journalism changes rules -- Kansas U. enrollment is increased second term -- Negro educator lectures here -- University bulletin / Isable Haines; Parnassus Fashion Revue Committee; Leslie Warner; Gifford Booth; Elton Weeks; Walter Duerkson -- W.U. instructors attend convention -- National players to exchange plays -- 4-H Club to be feted in Bakkum home Friday -- City receives "Baby Bonds" -- Short pants / Loy Wood -- University society / Eleanor Corcoran, editor: [Illegible] Epsilon has initiation ; [Illegible] ceremony [illegible] exchange of [illegible] in Augusta ; Roundabout ; Phi Lambda Psi gives musical ; Fraternities ; Sororities ; University students to have community picnic ; Ethelyn Poynor to wed Vernon Wimmer in June ; W.U. graduates to wed in June ; Y.W. cabinet has dinner meeting ; Fashion revue is Friday event ; Surprise birthday party given Thurlow Lieurance ; Members of new and old Y.W. cabinets retreat -- New men to takes places in summer -- Track team to meet teachers next Saturday -- Ebling placed on all big-six team -- Gebert selects team members -- Barbs win title with 72 points -- Rifle team holds last meet Friday -- Basket tourney to be finished Wednesday nite -- Handball event is held April 1 -- Evelyn Spines wins kite archery meet -- Tennis practice begins Monday -- Hoffman and Gebert discuss school days at Notre Dame / Joe Stone -- Opie Swope writes from Johannesburg in Africa -- Voley ball tourney begins Wednesday -- Stage Lines lend bus to University -- Women's sports / Martha Ann Gwinn
Photograph(s): Lecturer: Dr. Gustav Pauli, of Hamburg, Germany, will appear before the Wichita Art Association, Monday, April 1. "Art Museums, Present and Future," will be the subject of his talk. p. 1 -- Creator: He placed spots before your eyes, F. Gay Hastings, a senior at Wesleyan University (Middletown, Conn.), is the artist who created the new cartoon game, "Spot Pix," which appeared for the first time in last week's Collegiate Digest. p. 2 -- Honored: Miss Wanna Anthony was recently elected to Delta Epsilon national honor society in science. She will be initiated into the local chapter next Wednesday. p. 3
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University of Wichita
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Series
The Sunflower
v.40 no.27
v.40 no.27