The Sunflower, v.82, no.31 (October 24, 1977)

• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: Wichita State University 1977
• Subjects: College newspapers and periodicals; Wichita (Kan.) > Newspapers; Student publications; Wichita State University > History; Wichita State University Alumni Association; Tasch; Paul; Antarctic; Jennings; Montague; Antarc*
• Online Access: https://soar.wichita.edu/handle/10057/18752

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 University Archives; processed by the University Libraries Technical Services. Please contact Special Collections at [e-mail] directly for help with low quality images. Article(s): Ignored law may benefit students -- Antarctic mountain is named for WSU geology professor / Mike Shields -- NORML director to speak tomorrow -- Schneider shows consumer film to Assoc. of the Blind / Judy Moulos -- Meat and potatoes / Patrick Jennings -- Bene Gesserit wins Bowl -- Alumni Association gets more space in new location -- Glenn takes honors, team grabs second / Michael Cuanca -- Hunters can expect big bird population / Carrie Bogner Photograph(s): Making music: Tuba player Scott Corbett has his hands full blowing, marching and reading his music all at the same time. High school marching bands from throughout the state attended WSU's Band Day Saturday. / photo by Steve Hauck. p. 1 -- [Curt] Schneider. / photo by Michael Knapp. p. 2 -- Next question: Members of Bene Gesserit awaiting another question during College Bowl '77 competition. Bene Gesserit, that gets its name from Frank Herbert's novel "Dune," won the bowl by defeating Sigma Delta Chi 235-115. The Members of the Bene Gesserit team are, from left: Liz Hartley, Carla Mahany, George Pyle and Janie Tanner. / photo by Michael Knapp. p. 5 -- 'Last Rites for These Demised Premises' activities began Saturday. / photos by Dale McRae and Michael Knapp. p. 6 -- On the air: KMUW announcers giving the news during their remote broadcast from the Mall Friday evening. The remote was part of KMUW’s Spectrum '77 fund-raising campaign. The broadcasters are, from left: Steve Pike, Bob Knair, Michelle Montague, Tarry Sell and Howard Rappaport (standing). / photo by Steve Hauck. p. 9 ...