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The Sunflower, v.127, no.8 (October 6, 2022)
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College newspapers and periodicals,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,1970 plane crash,Saal, Kevin,Iranian Student Association,Woolsey Hall,Woolsey, Wayne,Woolsey, Kay,Genin, Larisa,Muma, Richard D.,Suspenders4Hope,Provines, Jessica,Kirk, John,Student Government Association,Lamb, Chris,Thornhill, Sawyre,McKinney, Sydney,Volleyball,Tallgrass Film Festival,Harrison, Kevin,Waln, Frank,Association of Hindu Students in America
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Wichita State University -- History
Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers
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Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.127, no. 8, Wichita, Kansas, October 6, 2022. - 10 pages
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Article(s): 52 years later -- University athletic community remembers the ‘70 plane crash -- Let’s stay on the right side of history:’ Vigil for Iranian women held -- A new and blooming journey:’ Wayne and Kay Woolsey Hall celebrates grand opening -- Suspenders4Hope hosts walk and run to raise suicide awareness -- ‘This community works together:’ Wichita State leads coalition awarded $51.4 million -- President Kirk releases presidential platform, nominates VP elect -- This week's news in brief -- NASA Space Apps hackathon localizes the global challenge -- Test your WSU news IQ -- Clean sweep: Baseball ends exhibition undefeated -- 'It was hard to watch:’ Nationally ranked Central Florida sweeps volleyball at home -- Former professional football player helps university athletes land new NIL deal at Chicken N’ Pickle -- This week's sports in brief -- Men's golf set to play first home tournament in over a decade -- Fall or summer? -- Successful summer, fall failures -- Falling for fall, sobbing for summer -- A college girl’s guide to financial aid -- ‘Blonde’ falters in telling the tale of an American icon -- Calling all the Karens: Student accumulates half a million TikTok followers for relatable rants -- Hocus Pocus 2 puts a modern twist on a cult classic -- Tallgrass Film Festival returns at multiple locations -- Kevin Harrison evaluates diversity in Black Lives Matter class -- A skeptic’s take on Cowtown’s historic hauntings tour -- Rapper holds concert for Contemporary Indigenous Arts Festival -- Garba night -- Paramore's epic return -- Just chillin': The WSU marching band, dance team and baseball team made an appearance at the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff
Photograph(s): The annual Memorial ‘70 ceremony of rememberance honors WSU football players, administrators and supporters who died in a plane crash on Oct. 2, 1970. p. 1 -- 52 years later the plane crash of Oct. 2, 1960, mourners at the Memorial ‘70 listen to “Go Rest High on That Mountain” by Vince Gill. p. 1 -- Mourners hold hands at the Memorial ‘70. The ceremony honored WSU football players, administrators and supporters who died in a plane crash in 1970. p. 1 -- The annual Memorial ‘70 took place Oct. 2. The ceremony of remembrance honors WSU football players, administrators and supporters who died in a plane crash on Oct. 2, 1970. p. 1 -- Candles light up the artwork presented at the vigil for Iranian women killed on Sept. 30. After a speech was given, the candles were lit, and a picture was taken of the group who attended. p. 1 -- The school of business hosts a grand opening celebration on Sept. 30. The event was open to the Wichita State community and held a ribbon cutting ceremony. p. 2 -- WuShock, President and CEO of the WSU Foundation Elizabeth King, Marc Woolsey, President Rick Muma, and Larisa Genin, dean of the business school, cut the grand opening ribbon at Woolsey Hall on Sept. 30. p. 2 -- Executive Vice President and Provost Shirley Lefever attends Woolsey Hall for the grand opening celebration on Sept. 30. p. 2 -- Runners start the Suspenders4Hope walk and run on Oct. 1. Participants started slow and steady into their 5k. p. 2 -- Senior Vice President John Tomblin shows event attendees the virtual reality portion of the John Bardo Center on Oct. 4. The virtual reality room allows for engineers to see the mechanics behind creating and designing robots. p. 3 -- President John Kirk speaks to the Senate about his platform, “United As One.” p. 3 -- Competitors, judges, and mentors pose for a photo at the SpaceApps Challenge. Over the span of two days, competitors rushed to solve a series of problems with prizes on the line. p. 3 -- Junior Brock Rodden dives towards first base to avoid a pickoff. Rodden was ruled safe on Oct. 3 in Eck Stadium. p. 5 -- Sophomore Carter Rost slings a fastball against Pittsburg State on Oct. 3 in Eck Stadium. The Shock-secured an 18-10 victory. p. 5 -- Sophomore Payton Tolle celebrates with his teammates after crushing a two-run bomb in the bottom of the sixth inning against Pittsburg State. p. 5 -- Junior David Herring waits to prepares to catch a ball thrown by Wichita State’s catcher. Herring caught the ball in time to complete the pickoff attempt. p. 5 -- Lauren McMahon tips the ball during the match against UCF on Oct. 2 at Charles Koch Arena. p. 5 -- Portrait of Sydney McKinney, WSU softball player. p. 6 -- Tate Herrenbruck lines up to practice his short game. At Friday’s practice at Crestview Golf Club, Herrenbruck, a sophomore, prepared his stance to ready his shot. p. 6 -- Dawson Lewis watches his ball. Lewis, a senior, practiced his shortgame at Friday’s practice at Crestview Golf Club. p. 6 -- Summer illustration of dog in park. p. 7 -- Fall illustration of dog in park. p. 7 -- Portrait of Victor DiMartino, reporter. p. 7 -- Portrait of Victoria Daniel, columnist. p. 7 -- Portrait of Danielle Wagner, reporter. p. 7 -- A College Girl's Guide illustration. p. 7 -- Portrait of Trinity Ramm, reporter. p. 7 -- Hocus Pocus 2 promotional picture. p. 8 -- Portrait of Maegan Vincent, reporter. p. 8 -- Junior Gillian Mains practices a TikTok at Bradley Fair on Sept. 28. Currently, Mains account ‘lttlebean’ has over half a million followers. p. 8 -- Gadi Elkon Selig, Film News Interviewer, interviews producers, directors and cinematographers during Tallgrass Film Fest inside TempleLive at Wichita on Oct. 2. p. 8 -- Producers of Pulpit Tosin Morohunfola, Christian Watkins and Cinematographer of Pulpit Christopher Commons poses together for a picture during Tallgrass Film Fest inside TempleLive at Wichita on Oct. 2. p. 8 -- Kenton Hansen, producer of Down Town Wolves, talks at the interview during Tallgrass Film Fest inside TempleLive at Wichita on Oct. 2. p. 8 -- Movie screening during Tallgrass Film Fest inside Orpheum Theatre at Wichita on Oct. 2. p. 8 -- Portrait of Kevin Harrison, assistant professor. p. 9 -- Portrait of Allison Campbell, reporter. p. 9 -- Dry goods and storage illustration. p. 9 -- Ghost illustration. p. 9 -- Indigenous rapper Frank Waln raps as the Sampson Brothers do a traditional dance on Oct. 4. p. 9 -- Paramore This is Why album cover. p. 9 -- Guests gather around the altar. AHINSA hosted guests on Friday evening to celebrate Garba. p. 9 -- Association of Hindu Students in America celebrate Garba. Friday night, Wichita State hosted the Association of Hindu Students in America (AHINSA) as they celebrated Garba, an Indian dance tradition that celebrates the feminine form of divinity. p. 9 -- AHINSA President Hemil Shah greets guests. President of the Association of Hindu Students in America, Hemil greeted guests and led in a small dance around the central altar. p. 9 -- Dance team member Britney Gowan performs with the Shocker Sound Machine during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. p. 10 -- During the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff, John Alter, Parrot Heads of Central Kansas member, gives out necklaces to event-goers on Oct. 1. The Chili Cookoff had been a tradition in Wichita for over 30 years. p. 10 -- Hunter Sills plays the marching tenure drums during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. The Wichita State Shocker Sound Machine attended before the chili tasting began. p. 10 -- Ethan Albert plays the trumpet during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. The Wichita State Shocker Sound Machine attended before the chili tasting began. p. 10 -- Dance team member Olivia Lockwood performs during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. p. 10 -- McCurdy Real Estate and Auction employees pour chili during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Contest on Oct. 1. p. 10 -- Parrot Heads of Central Kansas members pass out pirate attire to children attending the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff on Oct. 1. p. 10 -- Siubhan Mora-Bruce plays the cymbals during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. The Wichita State Shocker Sound Machine attended before the chili tasting began. p. 10 -- Sean Babjak, Intrust Bank employee, stirs a pot of chili during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. The cookoff brought teams from all around Kansas and surrounding states. p. 10
Photograph(s): The annual Memorial ‘70 ceremony of rememberance honors WSU football players, administrators and supporters who died in a plane crash on Oct. 2, 1970. p. 1 -- 52 years later the plane crash of Oct. 2, 1960, mourners at the Memorial ‘70 listen to “Go Rest High on That Mountain” by Vince Gill. p. 1 -- Mourners hold hands at the Memorial ‘70. The ceremony honored WSU football players, administrators and supporters who died in a plane crash in 1970. p. 1 -- The annual Memorial ‘70 took place Oct. 2. The ceremony of remembrance honors WSU football players, administrators and supporters who died in a plane crash on Oct. 2, 1970. p. 1 -- Candles light up the artwork presented at the vigil for Iranian women killed on Sept. 30. After a speech was given, the candles were lit, and a picture was taken of the group who attended. p. 1 -- The school of business hosts a grand opening celebration on Sept. 30. The event was open to the Wichita State community and held a ribbon cutting ceremony. p. 2 -- WuShock, President and CEO of the WSU Foundation Elizabeth King, Marc Woolsey, President Rick Muma, and Larisa Genin, dean of the business school, cut the grand opening ribbon at Woolsey Hall on Sept. 30. p. 2 -- Executive Vice President and Provost Shirley Lefever attends Woolsey Hall for the grand opening celebration on Sept. 30. p. 2 -- Runners start the Suspenders4Hope walk and run on Oct. 1. Participants started slow and steady into their 5k. p. 2 -- Senior Vice President John Tomblin shows event attendees the virtual reality portion of the John Bardo Center on Oct. 4. The virtual reality room allows for engineers to see the mechanics behind creating and designing robots. p. 3 -- President John Kirk speaks to the Senate about his platform, “United As One.” p. 3 -- Competitors, judges, and mentors pose for a photo at the SpaceApps Challenge. Over the span of two days, competitors rushed to solve a series of problems with prizes on the line. p. 3 -- Junior Brock Rodden dives towards first base to avoid a pickoff. Rodden was ruled safe on Oct. 3 in Eck Stadium. p. 5 -- Sophomore Carter Rost slings a fastball against Pittsburg State on Oct. 3 in Eck Stadium. The Shock-secured an 18-10 victory. p. 5 -- Sophomore Payton Tolle celebrates with his teammates after crushing a two-run bomb in the bottom of the sixth inning against Pittsburg State. p. 5 -- Junior David Herring waits to prepares to catch a ball thrown by Wichita State’s catcher. Herring caught the ball in time to complete the pickoff attempt. p. 5 -- Lauren McMahon tips the ball during the match against UCF on Oct. 2 at Charles Koch Arena. p. 5 -- Portrait of Sydney McKinney, WSU softball player. p. 6 -- Tate Herrenbruck lines up to practice his short game. At Friday’s practice at Crestview Golf Club, Herrenbruck, a sophomore, prepared his stance to ready his shot. p. 6 -- Dawson Lewis watches his ball. Lewis, a senior, practiced his shortgame at Friday’s practice at Crestview Golf Club. p. 6 -- Summer illustration of dog in park. p. 7 -- Fall illustration of dog in park. p. 7 -- Portrait of Victor DiMartino, reporter. p. 7 -- Portrait of Victoria Daniel, columnist. p. 7 -- Portrait of Danielle Wagner, reporter. p. 7 -- A College Girl's Guide illustration. p. 7 -- Portrait of Trinity Ramm, reporter. p. 7 -- Hocus Pocus 2 promotional picture. p. 8 -- Portrait of Maegan Vincent, reporter. p. 8 -- Junior Gillian Mains practices a TikTok at Bradley Fair on Sept. 28. Currently, Mains account ‘lttlebean’ has over half a million followers. p. 8 -- Gadi Elkon Selig, Film News Interviewer, interviews producers, directors and cinematographers during Tallgrass Film Fest inside TempleLive at Wichita on Oct. 2. p. 8 -- Producers of Pulpit Tosin Morohunfola, Christian Watkins and Cinematographer of Pulpit Christopher Commons poses together for a picture during Tallgrass Film Fest inside TempleLive at Wichita on Oct. 2. p. 8 -- Kenton Hansen, producer of Down Town Wolves, talks at the interview during Tallgrass Film Fest inside TempleLive at Wichita on Oct. 2. p. 8 -- Movie screening during Tallgrass Film Fest inside Orpheum Theatre at Wichita on Oct. 2. p. 8 -- Portrait of Kevin Harrison, assistant professor. p. 9 -- Portrait of Allison Campbell, reporter. p. 9 -- Dry goods and storage illustration. p. 9 -- Ghost illustration. p. 9 -- Indigenous rapper Frank Waln raps as the Sampson Brothers do a traditional dance on Oct. 4. p. 9 -- Paramore This is Why album cover. p. 9 -- Guests gather around the altar. AHINSA hosted guests on Friday evening to celebrate Garba. p. 9 -- Association of Hindu Students in America celebrate Garba. Friday night, Wichita State hosted the Association of Hindu Students in America (AHINSA) as they celebrated Garba, an Indian dance tradition that celebrates the feminine form of divinity. p. 9 -- AHINSA President Hemil Shah greets guests. President of the Association of Hindu Students in America, Hemil greeted guests and led in a small dance around the central altar. p. 9 -- Dance team member Britney Gowan performs with the Shocker Sound Machine during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. p. 10 -- During the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff, John Alter, Parrot Heads of Central Kansas member, gives out necklaces to event-goers on Oct. 1. The Chili Cookoff had been a tradition in Wichita for over 30 years. p. 10 -- Hunter Sills plays the marching tenure drums during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. The Wichita State Shocker Sound Machine attended before the chili tasting began. p. 10 -- Ethan Albert plays the trumpet during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. The Wichita State Shocker Sound Machine attended before the chili tasting began. p. 10 -- Dance team member Olivia Lockwood performs during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. p. 10 -- McCurdy Real Estate and Auction employees pour chili during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Contest on Oct. 1. p. 10 -- Parrot Heads of Central Kansas members pass out pirate attire to children attending the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff on Oct. 1. p. 10 -- Siubhan Mora-Bruce plays the cymbals during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. The Wichita State Shocker Sound Machine attended before the chili tasting began. p. 10 -- Sean Babjak, Intrust Bank employee, stirs a pot of chili during the Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff. The cookoff brought teams from all around Kansas and surrounding states. p. 10
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The Sunflower
v.127. no.8
v.127. no.8