The Sunflower, v.43, no.20 (February 3, 1938)
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Issue Date
1938-02-03
Type
Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Duerksen, Walter , England, Carl D.
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.43, no.20, Wichita, Kansas, February 3, 1938. - 4 pages
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Article(s): No one yet picked for speech job -- Professors use zinc sulphate in curing paralysis -- Students offer arbitration plan -- Sorority shows balanced books, free from debt -- Trio of Shocker coeds to teach week of school -- Lamont concert 'well received' -- University students will study at other colleges -- Registration figures are up slightly -- Major Duerksen is requested to report on music -- Plan completed for lab kitchen -- Bookstore proves rich student boner source -- Barbs to meet Sunday plan party, meetings -- Bill's life varied; he is cook, porter, custodian -- Deans in Topeka for conference -- Republican Club sends three to state conclave -- Geology majors wll take trips -- Dr. Davis will talk at Topeka Saturday -- Stewart is speaker at W.U. forum -- Seven schools represented in annual debates -- Sievers to give three lectures -- Carnegie tech editor is ousted but won't resign -- University is host to meet here -- Shocker go to Colorado debate meet on Feb. 9 -- Glands control actions of body -- Out the window goes Ver Wiebe's rock fragments -- Tomorrow is set for mixer hop -- Jardine to speak in Manhattan soon -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world -- Glee Club to apppear first time -- No 'Red Menace' in U.S. colleges -- Lane is advised about spending research award -- Student opinion -- Novel application gets position in 'record time' -- Two of faculty rate the title of 'Grandpapa' -- Grad gossip -- Sororities, schedule initiation services, dinners for Sunday -- Social hour for German group is on club calender -- HYM date bureau reports success here this week -- Greek pledges become campus goons during 'Courtesy Week' -- Alpha Tau pledges hold 'slave' dinner -- Alpha Phi Omega has installation -- Honorary artists initiate 21 here -- Sorority presides at rush luncheon -- Installation held for 4-H officers -- Roundabout -- Fraternities plan mock initiations, festive dinners to fete initiates -- Phi Alph chooses 'Joe College' for theme of party -- Phi Sig announces mid-year pledges -- Party of campus women entertain -- Tucker is big threat to Wichita -- Women practice for next meet -- League leaders continue stride -- Federation takes in new members -- Society games start Tuesday -- Famous signature is authenticated -- Teachers must make most of initial chances -- Match remains in second round to retard final -- Wichita upsets Hornet quintet -- The sporting thing / Charles E. Poe -- Teams showing much interest in intramurals -- Builders still at top in CIC
Photograph(s): Carl D. England seeks greener pastures. p. 1 -- Maj. Walter Duerksen, University festival chairman. p. 1 -- [Maxwell] Stewart. p. 1 -- Lola Hutchinson sings with Glee Club. p. 2 -- Arrange initiation dinners: Chairman for formal initiation dinners to be held by campus sororities Sunday evening are Janet Tudhope, Pi Kappa Psi; Frances Campbell, Alpha Tau Sigma; Georgeann Anderson, Sorosis; Eugenia VarWeibe, Epsilon Kappa Rho; Mary Coates, Delta Omega. p. 3 -- [Charles E.] Poe. p. 4
Article(s): No one yet picked for speech job -- Professors use zinc sulphate in curing paralysis -- Students offer arbitration plan -- Sorority shows balanced books, free from debt -- Trio of Shocker coeds to teach week of school -- Lamont concert 'well received' -- University students will study at other colleges -- Registration figures are up slightly -- Major Duerksen is requested to report on music -- Plan completed for lab kitchen -- Bookstore proves rich student boner source -- Barbs to meet Sunday plan party, meetings -- Bill's life varied; he is cook, porter, custodian -- Deans in Topeka for conference -- Republican Club sends three to state conclave -- Geology majors wll take trips -- Dr. Davis will talk at Topeka Saturday -- Stewart is speaker at W.U. forum -- Seven schools represented in annual debates -- Sievers to give three lectures -- Carnegie tech editor is ousted but won't resign -- University is host to meet here -- Shocker go to Colorado debate meet on Feb. 9 -- Glands control actions of body -- Out the window goes Ver Wiebe's rock fragments -- Tomorrow is set for mixer hop -- Jardine to speak in Manhattan soon -- The last add / Kathleen Hite -- Collegiate world -- Glee Club to apppear first time -- No 'Red Menace' in U.S. colleges -- Lane is advised about spending research award -- Student opinion -- Novel application gets position in 'record time' -- Two of faculty rate the title of 'Grandpapa' -- Grad gossip -- Sororities, schedule initiation services, dinners for Sunday -- Social hour for German group is on club calender -- HYM date bureau reports success here this week -- Greek pledges become campus goons during 'Courtesy Week' -- Alpha Tau pledges hold 'slave' dinner -- Alpha Phi Omega has installation -- Honorary artists initiate 21 here -- Sorority presides at rush luncheon -- Installation held for 4-H officers -- Roundabout -- Fraternities plan mock initiations, festive dinners to fete initiates -- Phi Alph chooses 'Joe College' for theme of party -- Phi Sig announces mid-year pledges -- Party of campus women entertain -- Tucker is big threat to Wichita -- Women practice for next meet -- League leaders continue stride -- Federation takes in new members -- Society games start Tuesday -- Famous signature is authenticated -- Teachers must make most of initial chances -- Match remains in second round to retard final -- Wichita upsets Hornet quintet -- The sporting thing / Charles E. Poe -- Teams showing much interest in intramurals -- Builders still at top in CIC
Photograph(s): Carl D. England seeks greener pastures. p. 1 -- Maj. Walter Duerksen, University festival chairman. p. 1 -- [Maxwell] Stewart. p. 1 -- Lola Hutchinson sings with Glee Club. p. 2 -- Arrange initiation dinners: Chairman for formal initiation dinners to be held by campus sororities Sunday evening are Janet Tudhope, Pi Kappa Psi; Frances Campbell, Alpha Tau Sigma; Georgeann Anderson, Sorosis; Eugenia VarWeibe, Epsilon Kappa Rho; Mary Coates, Delta Omega. p. 3 -- [Charles E.] Poe. p. 4
Publisher
University of Wichita
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Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.43 no.20
v.43 no.20