The Sunflower, v.70, no.11 (October 18, 1965)
Loading...
Authors
Advisors
Issue Date
1965-10-18
Type
Newspaper
Keywords
College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Morrison Hall , Newman Center , Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps , Bernard, David E., 1913-2006 , Jabara, Francis D., 1924-2015 , Missal, Joshua , Verrett, Shirley , Human Relations Commission
Citation
The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.70 no.11. Wichita, Kansas, October 18, 1965. - 6 pages
Abstract
Table of Contents
Description
Images in this collection were made from commercially produced and digitized microfilm, may be of poor quality, and will be gradually replaced by copies digitized by Special Collections from original paper copies. Source material held by University Libraries Special Collections and Archives; processed by the University Libraries Technical Services. Please contact Special Collections at specialcollections@wichita.edu directly for help with low quality images.
Article(s): Symphony schedules Verrett for Sunday -- Allen, Arbuckle, Bowman win frosh seats on SGA -- New cigarette sales ruling asked for state schools -- President appoints ten members to new Human Relations Commission -- Purchasing agents give scholarship: Glenn receives $400 award -- AWS board announces frosh coeds for council membership -- It's just begun -- Parking same old headache; Too many cars, too few lots / Cliff Hall -- US Mint to circulate new quarters by Yule -- December draft quota to be 45,222, biggest since Korea -- Demonstrator taken from house debate -- U.S. colleges grow 50% in 5 years -- Mickey makes home atop Morrison: Antics began 3 years ago / John Crittenden -- KU student arrested on 'indecent exposure' -- 'Improvisation' by Missal to be presented tomorrow -- University rifle team fires into action in meet Oct. 23 -- Soviet writer awarded Nobel Literature Prize -- Sex series to be shown in CAC: Begins tonight in ballroom -- Bertrand Russell attacks policy -- Cross-country team topples OU; Shocks to host MVC championship -- Shocker sportlights / Bruce Erickson -- Karate team in OU competition -- The starting line-up / Mike Hall
Photograph(s): Miss Shirley Verrett. p. 1 -- Happy winner: Phillip Glenn holds $400 check he received from winning the Wichita Purchasing Agents Assoc. Scholarship. From left, John Moore, prof. of business; Glenn; Richard Ivy, KG&E; and Fran Jabara, Dean of College of Business. p. 1 -- Having missed only one semester in his spasmodic home atop Morrison, the elusive Mickey Mouse may be here to stay. p. 3 -- Joshua Missal. p. 4 -- A goddess for all time: Marilyn Monroe, said by many to have been the epitome of the sex goddesses, takes the spotlight tonight as 2-Bit Flick presents the first of four series, A Serious Series on Sex Sirens, or If you can't cook in two features "Let's Make Love" and the documentary on her rise to stardom, " Marilyn." The features will be shown beginning with the documentary at 7:30 p.m. in the CAC Ballroom. Both are In Cinemascope and color. p. 5
"Get Your Yearbook Picture Taken!"
Article(s): Symphony schedules Verrett for Sunday -- Allen, Arbuckle, Bowman win frosh seats on SGA -- New cigarette sales ruling asked for state schools -- President appoints ten members to new Human Relations Commission -- Purchasing agents give scholarship: Glenn receives $400 award -- AWS board announces frosh coeds for council membership -- It's just begun -- Parking same old headache; Too many cars, too few lots / Cliff Hall -- US Mint to circulate new quarters by Yule -- December draft quota to be 45,222, biggest since Korea -- Demonstrator taken from house debate -- U.S. colleges grow 50% in 5 years -- Mickey makes home atop Morrison: Antics began 3 years ago / John Crittenden -- KU student arrested on 'indecent exposure' -- 'Improvisation' by Missal to be presented tomorrow -- University rifle team fires into action in meet Oct. 23 -- Soviet writer awarded Nobel Literature Prize -- Sex series to be shown in CAC: Begins tonight in ballroom -- Bertrand Russell attacks policy -- Cross-country team topples OU; Shocks to host MVC championship -- Shocker sportlights / Bruce Erickson -- Karate team in OU competition -- The starting line-up / Mike Hall
Photograph(s): Miss Shirley Verrett. p. 1 -- Happy winner: Phillip Glenn holds $400 check he received from winning the Wichita Purchasing Agents Assoc. Scholarship. From left, John Moore, prof. of business; Glenn; Richard Ivy, KG&E; and Fran Jabara, Dean of College of Business. p. 1 -- Having missed only one semester in his spasmodic home atop Morrison, the elusive Mickey Mouse may be here to stay. p. 3 -- Joshua Missal. p. 4 -- A goddess for all time: Marilyn Monroe, said by many to have been the epitome of the sex goddesses, takes the spotlight tonight as 2-Bit Flick presents the first of four series, A Serious Series on Sex Sirens, or If you can't cook in two features "Let's Make Love" and the documentary on her rise to stardom, " Marilyn." The features will be shown beginning with the documentary at 7:30 p.m. in the CAC Ballroom. Both are In Cinemascope and color. p. 5
"Get Your Yearbook Picture Taken!"
Publisher
Wichita State University
Journal
Book Title
Series
The Sunflower
v.70 no.11
v.70 no.11