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The Sunflower, v.54, no.03 (September 23, 1948)
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Wichita, Kansas
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1948-09-23
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College newspapers and periodicals,Wichita (Kan.) -- Newspapers,Student publications,Wichita State University -- History
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The Sunflower: Official student newspaper, v.54, no.3, Wichita, Kansas, September 23, 1948. - 10 pages
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Article(s): Student election is tomorrow: Five Student Council posts are vacant -- Police court will collect parking fines -- Admission into M.V. is tabled for now -- Please!: New city ordinance hampers freshman night shirt parade -- WUCR on air today -- Shocker follower from N.J. sends Coach Trimble letter -- Music school has increase -- Pups!: Library features canine magazine in weekly exhibit -- Faculty Dames meet at Jardine home -- Round about the campus -- Phillips will attend journalism meeting -- University secures medical consultants -- Journalism group to see Nazi movies -- Debate Club plans tours -- Judge Rogers at meeting -- Pi Alph announces large pledge class -- 'Stage experience is available to drama aspirants' -Wilner -- Musicians organize pep band for rallies and ceremonies -- UNESCO holds open house featuring war bride guests -- Sipple cites school needs -- 46 pledges are named -- Cowgill plan is approved -- University debaters to record speeches in new tournament -- Get-acquainted picnic is scheduled Friday -- Student dance band leader will present jazz program -- O'Harra announces new staff members for school Library -- A birthday party -- Statistics!: Methodist religion is first preference of campus students -- Chicago Symphony members study here -- Students think Wallace stinks according to Sunflower poll / Bob Olson -- Frat holds contest to name new decal -- Unusual Negro radio program gets nationwide recognition -- Typed on a Wednesday!: It's easy to write this column if your mind is non-existent / Bill Fein -- Dr. Frazier to head student publications -- Veterans are notified of training status -- Curtain!: Advance ticket sale opens here Oct. 1 says drama officials -- Veterans get pay increase -- 'Rage for Order' heads list of new books now available -- Psychology meeting is planned Tuesday -- Cowboys win M.V. opener -- Consolation!: Statistics indicate Aggie-Shocker tilt closer than score -- Shocker sketches -- Modern!: Downtown grid club to view color films of Shocker games -- Two new coaches are added to Trimble's Shocker staff -- On another campus -- Comments!: Beef and manpower overtake Shockers; Eight games remain / Bob Ames -- Sorosis pledges 26 in Sunday ceremony
Photograph(s): Unconcerned violation!: Constant disregard for red marked curbs and other campus parking regulations under the "please" system has forced the Student Council to enact stronger measures. Starting Thursday, two University employees will issue tickets to violators with fines payable in the city Police Court. p. 1 -- A near accident is recorded by the Sunflower staff photographer while taking sample pictures of double parked cars in front of Morrison Hall Tuesday. As the center car above swerved sharply to maneuver between to illegally parked autos, the right door swung opent and struck the bumper of the violating car pictured left. p. 1 -- Blocked!: New Student Council enforcement regulations will eliminate car parking in red zone cross walk [sic] areas. The picture reveals a typical parking violation at the conjested [sic] Commons cross walk. p. 7 -- Ape size aggies hound little Eddie Kriwiel (No. 12), 156 pound Shocker back. p. 9
Article(s): Student election is tomorrow: Five Student Council posts are vacant -- Police court will collect parking fines -- Admission into M.V. is tabled for now -- Please!: New city ordinance hampers freshman night shirt parade -- WUCR on air today -- Shocker follower from N.J. sends Coach Trimble letter -- Music school has increase -- Pups!: Library features canine magazine in weekly exhibit -- Faculty Dames meet at Jardine home -- Round about the campus -- Phillips will attend journalism meeting -- University secures medical consultants -- Journalism group to see Nazi movies -- Debate Club plans tours -- Judge Rogers at meeting -- Pi Alph announces large pledge class -- 'Stage experience is available to drama aspirants' -Wilner -- Musicians organize pep band for rallies and ceremonies -- UNESCO holds open house featuring war bride guests -- Sipple cites school needs -- 46 pledges are named -- Cowgill plan is approved -- University debaters to record speeches in new tournament -- Get-acquainted picnic is scheduled Friday -- Student dance band leader will present jazz program -- O'Harra announces new staff members for school Library -- A birthday party -- Statistics!: Methodist religion is first preference of campus students -- Chicago Symphony members study here -- Students think Wallace stinks according to Sunflower poll / Bob Olson -- Frat holds contest to name new decal -- Unusual Negro radio program gets nationwide recognition -- Typed on a Wednesday!: It's easy to write this column if your mind is non-existent / Bill Fein -- Dr. Frazier to head student publications -- Veterans are notified of training status -- Curtain!: Advance ticket sale opens here Oct. 1 says drama officials -- Veterans get pay increase -- 'Rage for Order' heads list of new books now available -- Psychology meeting is planned Tuesday -- Cowboys win M.V. opener -- Consolation!: Statistics indicate Aggie-Shocker tilt closer than score -- Shocker sketches -- Modern!: Downtown grid club to view color films of Shocker games -- Two new coaches are added to Trimble's Shocker staff -- On another campus -- Comments!: Beef and manpower overtake Shockers; Eight games remain / Bob Ames -- Sorosis pledges 26 in Sunday ceremony
Photograph(s): Unconcerned violation!: Constant disregard for red marked curbs and other campus parking regulations under the "please" system has forced the Student Council to enact stronger measures. Starting Thursday, two University employees will issue tickets to violators with fines payable in the city Police Court. p. 1 -- A near accident is recorded by the Sunflower staff photographer while taking sample pictures of double parked cars in front of Morrison Hall Tuesday. As the center car above swerved sharply to maneuver between to illegally parked autos, the right door swung opent and struck the bumper of the violating car pictured left. p. 1 -- Blocked!: New Student Council enforcement regulations will eliminate car parking in red zone cross walk [sic] areas. The picture reveals a typical parking violation at the conjested [sic] Commons cross walk. p. 7 -- Ape size aggies hound little Eddie Kriwiel (No. 12), 156 pound Shocker back. p. 9
Publisher
Municipal University of Wichita
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The Sunflower
v.54 no.3
v.54 no.3