The Sunflower, v.78, no.21 (November 20, 1973)
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Issue Date
1973-11-20
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Caesar, James , College of Fine Arts
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The Sunflower, v.78 no.21. Wichita, Kansas, November 20, 1973. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Weather, fuel shortage may cool campus / Dan Bearth -- New program teaches students library use / Terry Horne -- Kabba Pi Art Fair: Students to exhibit art work -- Chess scholarship to be awarded to tourney winner -- Beech scholarships given to WSU frosh -- New courses for spring -- Russian roulette -- Higher education, for all who seek it -- College newspapers call on House to impeach Nixon -- Shocker miscues cue Long Beach / Rick Plumlee -- Cross country team places 18th in finals -- Varsity hosts alumni team -- Entries due for intramural meet -- MCV could end in tie -- WSU takes third -- WSU singer honored: Grad student 'Artist of year' -- Veteran's corner -- Typeface design competition honors U.S. anniversary
Photograph(s): Debbie Roark, a WSU student, will be one of many students home for the holidays. Classes will reopen Monday, November 26. p. 1 -- A Scarempella violin, valued at $4,000, was donated Thursday to the Division of Music by Mary Lee Esty, a WSU College of Fine Arts Alumnus and former soloist with the Wichita Symphony Orchestra. Accepting the instrument is James Ceasar [sic], Coordinator of Strings Dept. Ms. Esty, a 1959 Naftzger Prize Winner, also contributed $500 to the Division of Music in 1972 for scholarships. / photo by Ginny Kahmeyer. p. 1 -- Tom Owen (9) keeps his eyes on the defenders as he hands off to Mark Ayesh (22). p. 6 -- Coach Seaman finds something to cheer about. / photo by Ginny Kahmeyer. p. 6 -- Ed Collins (92) and Marvin Kellum (18) jar the ball loose from the 49er quarterback. p. 6 -- When the players take a break, the Shocker Marching Band goes to work during half time of the game. p. 6
Article(s): Weather, fuel shortage may cool campus / Dan Bearth -- New program teaches students library use / Terry Horne -- Kabba Pi Art Fair: Students to exhibit art work -- Chess scholarship to be awarded to tourney winner -- Beech scholarships given to WSU frosh -- New courses for spring -- Russian roulette -- Higher education, for all who seek it -- College newspapers call on House to impeach Nixon -- Shocker miscues cue Long Beach / Rick Plumlee -- Cross country team places 18th in finals -- Varsity hosts alumni team -- Entries due for intramural meet -- MCV could end in tie -- WSU takes third -- WSU singer honored: Grad student 'Artist of year' -- Veteran's corner -- Typeface design competition honors U.S. anniversary
Photograph(s): Debbie Roark, a WSU student, will be one of many students home for the holidays. Classes will reopen Monday, November 26. p. 1 -- A Scarempella violin, valued at $4,000, was donated Thursday to the Division of Music by Mary Lee Esty, a WSU College of Fine Arts Alumnus and former soloist with the Wichita Symphony Orchestra. Accepting the instrument is James Ceasar [sic], Coordinator of Strings Dept. Ms. Esty, a 1959 Naftzger Prize Winner, also contributed $500 to the Division of Music in 1972 for scholarships. / photo by Ginny Kahmeyer. p. 1 -- Tom Owen (9) keeps his eyes on the defenders as he hands off to Mark Ayesh (22). p. 6 -- Coach Seaman finds something to cheer about. / photo by Ginny Kahmeyer. p. 6 -- Ed Collins (92) and Marvin Kellum (18) jar the ball loose from the 49er quarterback. p. 6 -- When the players take a break, the Shocker Marching Band goes to work during half time of the game. p. 6
Publisher
Wichita State University
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Series
The Sunflower
v.78 no.21
v.78 no.21