The Sunflower, v.126, no.24 (March 3, 2022)
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2022-03-03
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Newspaper
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College newspapers and periodicals , Student publications , Wichita State University -- History , Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers , Murry, Toure' , Kelly, Laura , Ramsay, Gordon , Givens, Wanda , Reserve Officers' Training Corps (R.O.T.C.) , Gaston-Chapman, Steele , Brown, Isaac , Strong, Asia , Men's basketball , Ukraine , Bhanoo, Sindya , Black History Month
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.126, no. 24, Wichita, Kansas, March 3, 2022. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Shocker strength: Wellness expo empowers students with wellness resources in the community -- Former Shocker basketball player escapes Ukraine -- Kansas awarded first ever Governor’s Cup, other economic development awards -- This week’s news in brief -- ROTC refines students’ professional skills -- Veterans Center honors outgoing Police Chief and Deputy Police Chief -- ‘It’s definitely a blessing’: Steele Gaston-Chapman receives scholarship for spring semester -- Men’s basketball won’t hold a Senior Night on Saturday -- Murry from page 1 -- Senior night -- WSU sends out seniors with Senior Night win -- Shockers look to carry momentum into postseason -- Men’s Track and Field collects third place finish at AAC Indoor Championships in Alabama -- Women’s Tennis falls in AAC opener -- Baseball secures first two wins of the season in Texas -- Minarik makes impact in debut season -- Softball picks up three road wins at Niner Invitational -- Men’s Tennis drops two seven-set road matches in Iowa -- Worth the wait: Wichita Contemporary Dance Theater holds Spring Concert for the first time in two years -- Euphoria doesn’t shy away from difficult topics -- Former Washington Post journalist and author of “Seeking Fortune Elsewhere” Sindya Bhanoo reads at Ulrich Museum -- Jazz Week brings three performances back-to-back -- Art that touches your heart -- Alec Benjamin encapsualtes writing style in latest album -- Critical Race Theory should be taught in K-12 schools -- Poor Internet in WSU housing threatens student academics -- Street speak: What does fast fashion mean to you? -- The Problem with Shein and Fast Fashion Crochet -- Student opinion of the week
Photograph(s): Lindsey Choi paints the mask, The event was hosted by CARE Team on mon- day at RSC. p. 1 -- Sophomore criminal justice major Kaitlyn Ainsworth tries to navigate the wind- ing sidewalk mat at the Student health CAPPS’ Tipsy Turvy booth on March 1. p. 1 -- Shocker Fit Instructor Tristram Nguyen signs students up for a game. Shocker Fit offered free health classes for students to take in the Heskett Center. p. 1 -- Portrait of former WSU basketball player Toure' Murry. p. 1 -- Governor Laura Kelly discusses the improvements she has brought to Kansas, including topics like employment. p. 2 -- WSU cadets during their Dr. Glen Dey Park clean-up event. The Cadets conduct their tactical training at Dr. Glen Dey park and try to give back to the Community by picking up trash and debris. p. 2 -- President Rick Muma gives Deputy Wanda Givens a challenge coin. p. 2 -- Freshman Steele Gaston-Chapman and the rest of the men’s basketball team celebrate after a basket against South Alabama. It was an- nouned on Thursday that Gaston-Chapman received a scholarship for the spring semester. p. 3 -- Freshman Steele Gaston-Chapman looks to drive during the exhibition game against Missouri Southern State on Nov. 4 inside Charles Koch Arena. p. 3 -- Toure’ Murry goes up for a layup during a game against UAB on Nov. 25, 2011 at INTRUST Bank Arena. p. 3 -- Junior Carla Bremaud celebrates with her parents after helping lead the Shockers to a 84-83 victory over Tulane. Bremaud scored 14 points throughout the game. p. 4 -- Senior Mariah McCully attempts to drive through Tulane’s defense on March 2 in Koch Arena. McCully scored 19 points throughout the game. p. 4 -- Redshirt junior Gabby Hopkins practices throwing weights during the track and field event on Feb. 4. p. 4 -- Lingwei Kong swings for the ball during their set against Memphis at the Wichita Country Club tennis complex on Friday, Feb 25. p. 5 -- Freshman Kristof Minarik moves to greet the ball during his singles set against the Creighton Bluejays on Feb. 11 inside the Genesis Health Club. p. 5 -- After completing the doubles matches, the WSU tennis team gathers for a team huddle during a match against Creighton on Feb. 11. p. 5 -- Euphoria promotional photo. p. 6 -- Sophomore Piper Patterson dances at Spring 2022 concert by the Wichita State Dance Department. p. 6 -- Sophomore Alexandria Nickel dances at the Spring 2022 concert by Wichita State Dance Department on Feb 23. p. 6 -- Senior Siena Radice dances at the Spring 2022 concert by Wichita State Dance Department on Feb 23. p. 6 -- Wichita State Dance Department hosted the Spring 2022 concert at Wilner Auditorium on Feb 20. p. 6 -- Sophomore Hannah Chandler dances at the Spring 2022 concert by Wichita State Dance Department on Feb 23. p. 6 -- Seeking Fortune Elsewhere, a collection of fiction short stories following immi- grants, hits store shelves next week. p. 7 -- Washington Post and New York Times reporter and fiction writer Sindya Bhanoo reads From her fiction book Seeking Fortune Elsewhere at the Ulrich museum Tuesday night. p. 7 -- Birdeye presents art at the Rhatigan Student center for Black History month. p. 7 -- Above: Birdeye presents art at the Rhatigan Student center for Black History month. p. 7 -- Right: Randy Ledger presents his Black Educator portraits at the Rhatigan Student center for a part of Black History month as well as Art That Touches Your Heart. p. 7 -- Portrait of Mia Hennen, columnist. p. 8 -- Street speak portraits of Jimmy Le, Avery Church, Hannah Middleton, and Raif Morgan. p. 8 -- The Flats is a private apartment complex located on Innovation Campus. p. 8 -- Portrait of Allison Campbell, columnist. p. 8 -- Portrait of Jacinda Hall. p. 8 -- Portrait of senior Matthew Schmid. p. 8
Photograph(s): Lindsey Choi paints the mask, The event was hosted by CARE Team on mon- day at RSC. p. 1 -- Sophomore criminal justice major Kaitlyn Ainsworth tries to navigate the wind- ing sidewalk mat at the Student health CAPPS’ Tipsy Turvy booth on March 1. p. 1 -- Shocker Fit Instructor Tristram Nguyen signs students up for a game. Shocker Fit offered free health classes for students to take in the Heskett Center. p. 1 -- Portrait of former WSU basketball player Toure' Murry. p. 1 -- Governor Laura Kelly discusses the improvements she has brought to Kansas, including topics like employment. p. 2 -- WSU cadets during their Dr. Glen Dey Park clean-up event. The Cadets conduct their tactical training at Dr. Glen Dey park and try to give back to the Community by picking up trash and debris. p. 2 -- President Rick Muma gives Deputy Wanda Givens a challenge coin. p. 2 -- Freshman Steele Gaston-Chapman and the rest of the men’s basketball team celebrate after a basket against South Alabama. It was an- nouned on Thursday that Gaston-Chapman received a scholarship for the spring semester. p. 3 -- Freshman Steele Gaston-Chapman looks to drive during the exhibition game against Missouri Southern State on Nov. 4 inside Charles Koch Arena. p. 3 -- Toure’ Murry goes up for a layup during a game against UAB on Nov. 25, 2011 at INTRUST Bank Arena. p. 3 -- Junior Carla Bremaud celebrates with her parents after helping lead the Shockers to a 84-83 victory over Tulane. Bremaud scored 14 points throughout the game. p. 4 -- Senior Mariah McCully attempts to drive through Tulane’s defense on March 2 in Koch Arena. McCully scored 19 points throughout the game. p. 4 -- Redshirt junior Gabby Hopkins practices throwing weights during the track and field event on Feb. 4. p. 4 -- Lingwei Kong swings for the ball during their set against Memphis at the Wichita Country Club tennis complex on Friday, Feb 25. p. 5 -- Freshman Kristof Minarik moves to greet the ball during his singles set against the Creighton Bluejays on Feb. 11 inside the Genesis Health Club. p. 5 -- After completing the doubles matches, the WSU tennis team gathers for a team huddle during a match against Creighton on Feb. 11. p. 5 -- Euphoria promotional photo. p. 6 -- Sophomore Piper Patterson dances at Spring 2022 concert by the Wichita State Dance Department. p. 6 -- Sophomore Alexandria Nickel dances at the Spring 2022 concert by Wichita State Dance Department on Feb 23. p. 6 -- Senior Siena Radice dances at the Spring 2022 concert by Wichita State Dance Department on Feb 23. p. 6 -- Wichita State Dance Department hosted the Spring 2022 concert at Wilner Auditorium on Feb 20. p. 6 -- Sophomore Hannah Chandler dances at the Spring 2022 concert by Wichita State Dance Department on Feb 23. p. 6 -- Seeking Fortune Elsewhere, a collection of fiction short stories following immi- grants, hits store shelves next week. p. 7 -- Washington Post and New York Times reporter and fiction writer Sindya Bhanoo reads From her fiction book Seeking Fortune Elsewhere at the Ulrich museum Tuesday night. p. 7 -- Birdeye presents art at the Rhatigan Student center for Black History month. p. 7 -- Above: Birdeye presents art at the Rhatigan Student center for Black History month. p. 7 -- Right: Randy Ledger presents his Black Educator portraits at the Rhatigan Student center for a part of Black History month as well as Art That Touches Your Heart. p. 7 -- Portrait of Mia Hennen, columnist. p. 8 -- Street speak portraits of Jimmy Le, Avery Church, Hannah Middleton, and Raif Morgan. p. 8 -- The Flats is a private apartment complex located on Innovation Campus. p. 8 -- Portrait of Allison Campbell, columnist. p. 8 -- Portrait of Jacinda Hall. p. 8 -- Portrait of senior Matthew Schmid. p. 8
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Wichita State University
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The Sunflower
v.126. no.24
v.126. no.24