Vote! Polls open today
Top SGA positions Take one, It’s FREE up for grabs Monday The Sunflower encourages students to exercise a say in how $*/: February 21, 1977 million of student fees will be spent in the next year by voting in the LXXXI No. 58 Wichita State University Student Government Association elections today through Wed nesday. Student fee disbursement is the major function of SGA. but student government has other vital roles. Find out the candidates’ stands through campaign literature, the presidental candidate interviews in Friday’s Sunflower, or any other reliable source and vote for the best. Debates between president, vice president and treasurer candidates will be held in the Shocker Lounge of the CAC today. 5infb/ver The treasurer hopefuls debate at 9:30 a.m., the vice president candidates at 10:30 a.m. and the presidential candidates at 11:30 a.m. Mortar Board and the Society of Professional Journalists- Sigma Delta Chi sponsor the debates. For a list of polling places and times and a list of candidates for ‘Dirt and trash’ illegal all positions, see page 3. Miller impugns issue By RICK YOST "Private showings arc just as illegal." Miller said, as public showings. He said watching a pornographic movie is not against the law. but Sedgwick County District Attorney Vern putting one on, whether privately or to the Miller doesn’t put much stock in the arguments public, is illegal. "And that’s what the Erotic of Wichita State University students who have Arts Society was doing." he insisted. protested the Feb. 10 confiscation of the film The former Kansas attorney general and 1974 "Devil In Miss Jones." He says neither First candidate for governor argues with the claim Amendment rights nor the rights of academic that his campaign against pornography is a ploy freedom apply in this case. to get votes. Miller observed last week that "pornographic “The next election is two years away." Miller and obscene materials are clearly not protected noted, "and nothing’could be farther from my by the First Amendment", and cited several mind." Supreme Court decisions to support his claim. He denied he’s working only on vice issues. "In fact," he says, "dirt and trash like this are Since assuming his office in January, he said he specifically singled out as being illegal by the has issued "315 warrants, only II of which Court." pertain to pornography." He said much more Concerning academic freedom. Miller said he goes on in his office then meets the eye (he has 27 is 100 percent for it. But this (the showing) attorneys and 30 supplementary personnel on his wasn’t in a classroom, and it wasn’t an autho staff), but. "the only thing the press is interested rized course of study. They’ve got to prove to me in is this porno stuff" that it was in the course of some academic The DA said McKinley Hall was not blocked program. by law officers. "We only blocked off one hall of "No group has any right to violate the law. the building so Judge Hodge could be protect Miller emphasized, "and this includes students. ed." Miller They have no more right to violate the law than He denigrated the report that an officer pulled the average man out on the street. And, since this his gun It was "nothing but a story made up by was not an academic program,-’ he added, "the these kids that they thought would be advantage only connection this had with the academic ous to their cause," he claimed. Group to demonstrate community was that the showing was on cam Will Vern Miller come to WSU to explain his pus. side of the controversy? "No. and I’ll tell you “These students are trying to use the rights of why. The students would just come out to in support of resolution academic freedom as a cover while they watch ridicule and hassle me. and 1 don’t have time for dirty movies." that There could be a riot or something and I he Campus Concern for Civil Liberties (CCCL) has called a Another argument against the confiscation somebody would gel hurl. Besides. Miller pre.ss conference for today to demonstrate support lor an SGA was that it was directed against a private asserted, "a lot of these kids really don’t care if resolution condemning a police raid and film confiscation on showing. they're breaking the law or not." campus Feb. 10. I he press conference will be at 2:30 p.m. on the front steps ot Clinton Hall. The CCCL urges heads of student organizations to Films attend and sign a statement of support for the ^5GA resolution. Ahlberg to take stand Representatives of the district attorney's office. Wichita pt'hce officers and District Judge Ray Hodge attended a showing of The picketed Wichita State University President Clark Ahlberg has Ih'vil In Miss Jones Feb. 10 in the CAC Theatre, sponsored by the requested a special meeting of the University Senate WSU Erotic Arts Society (EAS). Hodge found probable cause The Circle Cinema, one of the Monday to state his position on the recent controversy over that the film was obscene and the officers confiscated it. . ei last ol a dying breed ol pornogra allegedly obscene material on campus. phic movie theatres in Wichita, was University Senate chairperson Orpha Duel said the f ook. executive director of the EAS. was arrested last Thursday the site yesterday of a free viewing on a charge of promoting allegedly obscene material. ol three films which the county meeting was a one item agenda and should be open to all Student Senate last Wednesday passed a resolution condemn district attorney's office had pre University Senate meets at 3:30 p.m. in room 207 of ing the raid, urging an investigation into the blocking of McKm ey viously sie/ed. I he free showing, C'linton Hall. Hall to students by the WPD and reports of a police firearm bemg sponsored by C’ircle Cinema man drawn, and calls upon WSU President Clark Ahlbcrg ^ ^ ager Bill cfark. began at 2 p.m. guarantee that the campus will not be subject to further raids. I he Sunday. An anli-prornography resolution also pledges Senate’s "fullest support, in any wa> dcmonsiraiion had been planned lor 2:.^0. but was called off at the today possible, to any students and faculty who might be sii jec o Iasi minute because of a lack ol prosecution because of this incident.” . combined planning. Paper flight...... page 2 I he CCCL was formed Friday by a group o! stu^jms and A few pickelers did show up. but faculty who promoted an assembly, attended by about 5 peop e. most were ol the pro-pornography Polls open...... page 3 last Wednesday on the'steps of Morrison Hall. Ihe group as \iew or. as they described them secured more than 1.000 signatures on a petition decrying allege selves. pro-civil liberties. Marquette upset...... page 7 I |\e movies. Iteadlined by Af- breaches of civil and academic liberties in the incident. i ne Women fall ...... ^page 7 petition reportedly will be presented to Ahlberg at a fail in ihf Mr" were the subiecl of 'heeling of the Universitv Senate at .LOO Monday in C linton i a ^ two raids bv the district altornev s Hw CCCL is organizing an assembh in coniunclion with that ★ Turn to page 3 meeting.
Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives The Sunflower. Monday. February 21. 1977
Your vote will direct how Student Gov’t v^iil continue to offec^ us r t*-e future VCtE tor h-ie cord dotes of Paper plane pilots to compete
Vdur ChOde ithiia area paper airplane annual <.ompcuiu»n %pon- M l those who ha\e mastered -he enthuMa'i' ^'ill kiather heh 2“ ;r '• red the'tudent chapter of ihe art oi loidin^ ordinary pietc' n| Henr> U ^'H -\rena .-n the ..hita \"-.c'..an institute ot Aeronautics paper into acrodsnamiv. State I ni'.ersn\ ..ampu' !.'»r the \stronauiics i M A I tiguraiions will find a comfH-ut.on ALAYNE tategnrs tor their work C tt Ihe competition, .tp^n amateur designers ot all .igev whn are able tn create airplanev --ui ,,1 NMARMLER This1 lllw WoBk WW Vwi% paper that actualK il; aerodsnumic principlcx. wiliheum at I to p m and entriev wn; Kc For accepted until 3.to p m \n un limited number of airplanes ma> be Monday entered b\ each contestant, there Liberal Arts is a 25-cenl entr> fee for each plane Omjcron Delta Epsilon will meet at 7:05 p.m. in entered. Conference room H of Clinton Hall. Jerry Mollot will speak. The paper airplane contest Representative God's Army Biblical Seminary, presents a new approach includes three age-based doisum s to Christian Mission training at 11 30 a m in 249 CAC for those who create airplanes ln»m a standard k '; \ I 1 sheet ot paper I hese arc: Students through the Tuesday third grade, students trom inunh T here IS a difference!!! through eighth grades and tnr high The Biology club will hold a plant sale m the Life sc^ o i and college students. taL.ul- Sciences building lobby from 9 30 a m to sellout i>. airplane indusirs peopk- .md all PREPARE FOR: The Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship will meet m 313 other adult paper airpi.me CAC at 7 30 p m MCAT* DAT* LSAT* SAT designers. The Monthly Organ Recital will be held at 12:t0 p m in •A fourth unlimited diMsion. GRE • GMAT • OCAT • CPAT • VAT Grace Memorial Chapel Michael Lawless will be the open to anyone of an> age. will featured organist Over 38 years of experience and success. Small class include those airplanes made trom es. Voluminous home study materials. Courses that Last day to withdraw from classes and receive a 50 an> si/e or form of paper are constantly updated. Centers open days & week percent tuition refund ends all year. Complete tape facilities for review of including cardboard a> long as class lessons and for use of supplementary materials. The German film series presents Stresemann at 2 30 and the airplane weighs less than lour 0 p m in 07 Ablah library Make-ups for missed lessons at our centers. ounces. The Faculty Artist series presents Robert Hamilton on ECFMG • FLEX piano at 7 30 p m m Miller Concert Hall Each enir\ will be ludgeJ on the NAT L MEDICAL t DENTAL BOARDS best of two attempts, The duration contest will be Flexible Programs A Hours Wednesday judged on the basis ot the time Ouf (KOAQ ♦ang* o' ofan umb'ena o' alolt. and the range contest on the no» 'hat ^nab^S gS IC 'h^ ^'lOn Avai'afili- The United Campus Christian Ministry will hold an Ash rmDfOvrvg ft^i 'niJivKJua' .' u'M »Ou »t» s^i^ctn«5 basis of the distance traveled a' Wednesday Worship Service from 11 30 a m to noon and '9131 362 0307 measured in a straight line trimi the 5410 W 58 Ttfr from 7 to 7 30 p m in Grace Memorial Chapel All persons point of release Mittion. Kani 66206 are welcome StbrnSeu-H. In the stunt contest, the pianos S p ' ng & S u m n e r com p aert The third session of Ethics for the Year 2000 is entitled; will he judged on the basis ol the Molt c
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Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives The Sunflower, Monday, February 21, 1977 SGA elections News Budget. Exercise your right From the wires of the Associated Press Siudents may cast ballots for the Student Bureaucracy I.id , in the CAC 8:30 to 3:30 p.m. (lovernment Association candidates of their and 5 to 8 p.m. Polling booths will open at 5:30 choice at the following locations and times: p.m. today and close at noon Wednesday. AROUND Math Physics, Clinton Hall. Life Sciences 8:30 THE to I p.m, and 5:30 to 9 p.m.; Duerksen Fine Arts Following is a complete list of candidates tor WORLD Center and McKnicht 8:.30 to I p.m.: and SGA offices: PRESIDENT PROPORTIONAl USE ARTS BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — A clan lohii 1 Idnn "Budo'' Rolan II. DR REPRESENTATIVE Michael 1 Allenbernd. Ad destine magazine put out by the Montoneros Richard ( Childers. SI BO Yolanda Barrera, Act 1 arrs 1 eSuer. CSC Richard ( onion, .Aci Mena liest, .Act urban guerrillas admits what the. Argentine llanncs Aichaiias. CSC Michael Caraeclolo. Act ENCilNEERINC; military government has been saying for Mary C'relly. CSC Mike Carriket. Ad months the guerrillas are being hurt badly by IX*alra E. Crockett. C'SC Steve Wilson. C'SC an II-month-old anti-terrorist campaign. VICE-PRESIDENT Katheryn A, Davis. CSC' “Many of our best comrades have offered .luanita M. Caudillo, Act Dwight F.nsmingcr, Act BUSINESS their lives for the loyalty of their people. A Eric Davis. CSC .lill R. Eager. CSC Chuck Bell. Act Clinton Earriss III. Act Bob I rogele. Ad few chose to cooperate, turning over informa Cindv Hess. Act Mark Vetter. C'SC tion to the enemy. Our struggle now will be TREASl RER Steve Holt. Act very hard but our victory is assured." Inman Boyd. I Kevin D .lones. CSC 1 MVERSITV ( OEEECiE Corillia Sue Bradshav^. CSC Paula K. Kopcckv. CSC Kellv Banks. CSC Dong Slahr. Aei l-ric E Melgrcn. Act Daud Case. CSC 1 inda Cleland. Ad CHRP Kevin Dtawaizkv. 1 DAMASCUS, Syria — Secretary of State Ro.vann Cassity. CSC Rita Rtiwe. Ad Cyrus R. Vance wound up his mission to the I.IHEHAE ARTS Ronald !• Mcl'.wen. Act .lohn liamhrighi. CSC Middle East on Sunday after talks with Chris Graham. CS( Syrian President Hafez Assad, probably the Chuck R. 1 ovc. AeJ EDI C ATION GHAD/( OM ED most skeptical of the Arab leaders about Alavnc Marker. CSC 1 ynne EikenbcrrN. Ad C iinnie Hall. CSC negotiation a settlement with Israel. Carlos Noriega, 1 Dalia (iutierrez. CSC •Ion Koeinei. CSC' 1 im .! Walt. Act 1 ricia Krehbiel. Ad Carla Malianv. Act Vance paid tribute to Assad as “an Mark I’arkinson. CSC' outstanding statesman" who shared U.S. I);im)> Ihomas. i DR...... Divine Right I iicins ( Wooilaril. Act interests in a just settlement of the Arab- STBO ...... (no clarification) Israeli conflict. Act...... Action YRFF ...... Young Rednecks for Freedom I M N KRSn V SKNAIK CS C ...... Common Sense Coalition M;ml\ lliisltm. ( S( I ...... Independent k'.iiicllcii Kmghi. Act \nu I an^. ( SC PARIS — Exiled Russian dissident Andrei lohn \1\ciN. CSC Amalrik said Sunday he hopes to meet with ( tins Osytiml. Act President Valery Giscard d'Estaing to discuss Films picketed l.imim SiiKci. Act the wave of political repression in the Soviet Union. ★ From page 1 ment officials. Said Kaulman. “I came to France to draw the attention of oltiee in the last iwo weeks, A “Sometimes I like to see a flick, and K athy the French government and French public projechonisl at the theatre said the students should have ihe right to opinion to the wave of repression against rnoMes were being shown free so form a closed group wiihoul any the public could see what the liassle." Davis Soviet intellectuals," he said. district attorney deemed worthy ol On leaving the theatre. M year confiscation. old Willis Wight said he saw I hroughoul the early afternoon, nothing obscene about the m»)\ies. a police ear sat directly across the Proportional ACROSS “1 belive in progress, and I don’t street, ostensibly there lor crowd THE believe we can legislate morals, but control. As of 6 p.m no legal I sure wouldn't spend lour dollars \epresentative NATION action had been taken by any city on that." «>r county lorces. Rev iLm Ballard, a representa PLAINS, Ga. The Rev. Bruce Edwards tive lor a citizen's group tilled Concerned Citizens lor Communi- said Sunday he has resigned effective April 30 tv Standards IC C'.C.S.). said he as minister of the Plains Baptist Church, ol had conferred earlier with a Ms. which President Carter was a member and .lacquchne Newman, who organ ized the anti-pornography demon deacon until he moved into the White House. stration. Re\. Ballard said New The minister said criticism of him had been man is not allilliated with THE WORLD YOU SEE building and he was “sure it was the backlash" C.C.C.S., hut the group had talked of efforts he made last fall to integrate the all- with her and recommended that DEPENDS ON she cal! off her demonstration. THE NEWS YOU GET white church after a black minister from Rev. Ballard said a rally has been Albany, Ga., applied for membership. scheduled for feb. 28(h at Century II to support District Attorney The news you get In The Christian Science Vern Miller's actions. Miller is Monitor gives you a clearer view of the scheduled to speak at the rally. world — a sense of direction instead of a One of the pro-civil liberties feeling of hopelessness. pickelers. Wichita State University That's because the Monitor believes student l urry Kaufman. Health there's a solution to every world problem Sciences, carried a sign \i'hich read; Monitor news correspondents probe until “ I HP DI VII MADE VERN DO they find solutions already working or WICHITA — An offer by the owner of an rr*. He was protesting the action promising steps toward solutions. X-rated movie theater to let the public judge taken against WSUs' Erotic Arts Society by county law enforce If this is what you want, the Monitor is your his Films drew standing-room-only crowds newspaper. Monday through Friday Sunday — plus about 40 protesters. 7>C CHRISnAN SOENCE MONTTOR., Bill Clark, owner of the Circle Cinema, World newspaper for the family. made the offer to let the public in free to see INMAN films seized by authorities recently under a Special Rate for Teachers crackdown instituted by Sedgwick County BOYD and Students District Attorney Vern Miller. 1 year $30.00 Witnesses said the 180-seat theater was 9 months 27.00 6 months 18.00 filled to capacity and another 130 waited in Treasurer 3 months 9.00 line outside. Some 20 protesters got inside the Phone 722-5051 P.O. Box 12030 theater, with a like number waiting outside. Wichita, Kansas 67277 am
Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives ; i ■ ‘ > 1 ' 4 Ttli Sunftouf , Ktenday, February 21, 1977 6ditorial & Vote for Zacharies On the way to Wahoo U., the “Because one feel are both flat," to-bc-foi^tten tapioca-coated The Sunflower encourages students to vote for Hannes vice cops whose private Death I cried triumpantly. esophagus. ^ ch a ria s for president of the Student Government Association. Squad I’d apparently, and so The ape dropped to one knee. “MUGGUMPH£ RRRBBN Zacharias has the experience vital for good performance as cleverly, infiltrated, decided to play He held the billyclub out to me like NAKKIF£" Isaidappreciativeh ) president, having served on the Student Senate as University a charming game they called a seplechur. I was "it." We untwisted her size 7 thong from my College representative, proportional representative, holdover ‘'Billyclub Quiz.** The game is reversed positions. 1 stood. He sat. face. senator and currently as vice president. simple. One large orangutan was This was the chance I’d been "If I had only known you were **1 1.** He held an oversized, lead- waiting for. 1 held the club in both into that sort of thing. I'd have He has served on major Student Senate committees, including hands like a Louisille Slugger. I dressed more carefully," Lydia legislative relations and operations, plus the University Senate's filled billy club in his paw, and asked the others questions. If they drew back into a Quasimodo said; “I have some keen moccas committee on committees. He is a member of the Board of responded incorrectly, or didn’t crouch. ins." Directors of the National Student Association. As vice president, answer at all, he was obliged to “What, according to the 1976 "Never mind that now," I said. he has become familiar with all facets of University government. crack them with the club. They Census, is the population of “What happened?" Zacharias and his party favor holding student fees to their thought the game was great fun Brazil-" “You’ve stopped him. The kids current level, as much as possible, putting little extra strain on and laughed and howled hilarious He gazed at me with a puzzled at Wahoo U.aresafe. I’m so proud students who already face a tuition increase. Zacharias admits ly each time one of their members muzzle. He scratched his h ^ d and of you Ramon San-Ramon." she moderate increases may be necessary for certain projects to was knocked senseless as a starlet. chewed a flea from under his purred. continue serving students well. This policy will have the least Finally, it was my turn. fingernail. His eyes began to sweat. "But...but...but...he wasn't even "Ignorant twit." I cried, unwind negative effects possible on both the student’s pocketbook and back there. I’ve missed him again The hulking mass drooled on my ing on his Neanderthal skull. He Don’t you think he might still ir\ campus services. knee. He spun the club on his crumpled like illegal warrant pap and bust the U by himselfT Although The Sunflower disagreed with Zacharias’ actions prodigious thumb, balanced it on ers. "No way. San-Ramon He’ll regarding the $80,000 athletics allocation controversy, we feel his his nose: waltzed it down to his I proceeded through the lot of never show his face out there. No mouth:caught it between his file- motivation in that incident and other actions prove he has a deep them, never changing the basic guts. You’ve stopped him again- Lis concern for the student’s best interest. And. after all. to expect sharpened teeth: flipped it back question, until each and every' one ...for now." she murmured huskily perfection from any politician or governmental body is as foolish wards, over his head: ^ n t forward, was as motionless as a curared The old man pulled the police as expecting it from any human. reached between his legs and spun carp. I moved to the front of the van over to the curb. We loaded it to a hovering position a foot 3 ' . 77ie Sunflower encourages students to study the stands police van and slid back the glass ourselves into an aging yellow hack above my startlingly brilliant partition separating me from the with the ancient geezer at the • x : publicized by the candidates and the interviews in last Friday’s Brazillian cranium. Sunflower. We feel that with careful scrutiny the students will driver. Plunging the billyclub wheel. “Why a duck?" he slobbered. through before me. 1 leaned “Take me to the airport, uh u- recognize Hannes Zacharias as the best candidate for president. "This is my question?" I queried through the front scat. h..uh...r aptly. "Why a duck? Thai’s not “What is the population of I turned to Lydia. “What is his :C5^ Marvin Rau even a question. I refuse to BrazilT’ I screeched maniacally. name anyway. Who is heT* answer." "According to which census?" “Who is whor n - H Tlie club was elevated by several gravelled an oddly familiar, coun “Who is...who is...who is . " feet. A primal glint sparkled in his try road \oice. Lydia began to tongue m> ear squiniy. red eyes. I leaned farther forward to see if like a lizard in a sun-stroke fren7\. “Why a duck?" He growled; he my suspiemns were correct, and “It’s a long drive to Mud- ■ drooled: he slobbered ferociously. promptly fell head-over-heels into Continent Airport," she said silki- The other goons were eyeing me the softest set of gams I'd ever had 1 0 ly suspiciously. In pondered the the pleasure of bruising my nose “If you think that’s long, u ait'll 3:7 simpleton’s question for a nanose on, vou see..." cond. Aha! The answer was “I knew you'd come through for NEXT WEEK: DISCO FOR ASK serves you obvious. us. San-Ramon." said that never- BANGLADESH. Editor: with legislators to discuss ASK’s As was mentioned in a previous issues. These appointments will be letter to the editor, the Associated pre-arranged by the ASK ofTice. Students of Kansas most vital Time has been allocated so that Impeachment bill presented function in serving students is its each student will be able to sit in on Editor: lobbying efforts in Topeka. Each a legislative session and see how that, if passed, will empower the resolution or enforce a statute A constitutional amendment year. ASK sponsors a caucus to our state government functions. Senate to bring impeachment passed by the Senate. 1 strongU will be presented to the student proceedings against any executive give students a chance to par For anyone who has an interest encourage students to vote YES for body in the upcoming elections ticipate in this lobbying effort . This in state government or the officer who does not administer a this constitutional change. year’s caucus will be held on the legislative process, this opportuni It should be noted that this 27th and 28th of Februaiy in ty can be of great educational change does not takeaway the \eto Topeka. value. For more information, power of thee.xecutive branch The On Sunday, the 27th, there will contact either Dwight Ensminger Group asks Ahiberg president has seven days to effect a be workshops to acquaint the (689-3480) or Mike Caracciolo veto according to the consiiituion student wjth the priority issues and (689-2074). In closing, we would In the past, if a bill was passed h\ lobbying techniques. That evening, like to extend an open invitation to support student rights the Senate in the form a there will be a dinner provided for for all students to participate in the Editor; resolution the president could the participants and a rieception Third Annual Student Caucus. We the undersigned call upon WSU President Ahiberg to choose not to administer it. since where students can speak with Dwight Ensminger support the rights of the students and faculty of Wichita State the constitution did not state that a individual legislators in a relaxed Campus Director. ASK resolution was legally binding. M atmosphere. During the next day, University to freedom of inquiry, and to defend those whose rights the proposed tonstiluiional groups made up of three or four have been put in question by the interference with the meeting of amendments are adopted, the Mike Caracciolo the Erotic Arts Society Thursday. February 10, 1977 students will have appointments Board of Directors, ASK president can still choose not to Dorothy K. Billings Kenneth M. Ciboski enact legislation, but there will be Gerald Hoag Anneke S. Allen legal grounds for impeachment if Howard A. Mickel Melvin E.Zandler the Senate does not agree with that Pari Vahdat Robert V. Christian. Dr. action. Don Malzahn Charles M. Buess If the Senate does not take Karl Schlcsier David E. Smit action against the president (or Leonard Robins other executive officer), impeach- 14 : E d ito r:...... Marvin Rau John W. Johnson meni proceedings may be,started i r :!i Manama Editor: ...... Steve Koeki Gary Greenberg Newt Editor: ...... Patrick jennlnfi John C. Gries by a petition signed bya number of Adveitiilng Manaaer: ...... Mary Adelhardt Aimer J. Mandt III- Anthony Sobin i . ■ Prodaetlon Manaaer: ...... Brenda Slmonaon WSU students equal to 25 percent Photography Editor:...... Charlotte Peanon Alexandra M. Ulana Klymyshyn P.J. Wyatt of the total votes in the last SGA Btiataieaa Coordinator:...... Mary AnnMyera William T. Terrell Cireulation Manager: ...... Andy Lau Carl Stach election. ■;i:tv Adviaor:...... Cleve Mathewt James W. Johnson Karl Elder In regard to the ICAA decision, Joseph A. Wolfe / r' Circulation 10,600 Dames A. Berlin currently there is no way that * * Charlotte L. Beahan James P. Erickson Hannes Zacharias. Eric Davis, or The editorlaU, eolumna and lettera to the editor on thia page Paula Kopccky could have b e ^ reflect only the opinion and knowledge of the writers. Carol J. Weaver W. Stephen Hathaway .a Commente on items on this page may be sent as letters to the Donald D. Blakeslee Lucio Arteaga given more, than an “admonish editor and must be typed and signed. Names will be withheld ment" for not following 5»enate's upon written request. The editor reserves the right to edit, reject Stephen M. Soiffer Alan Elcrat or make conform to apace limitations any letters or directive. With the passage of the contributions. Copy should be limited to 2 triple spaced, Charles Bursdai Robert C. Wherritt typewritten pages. Robert K. Knapp proposed amendments, future Published at WlchlU State University on Monday, Wednesday Ralph Estes executives can he removed from and Friday during the Spring and Pall Terriis and once a week Arthur B. Sweney J.M. Murphy office for the same offense. during Summer School. Second Class postage paid at WSU. Box M.J. Klinsporn 21, Wichita, Kansas 67208. Subscription rate giB per year and (ieorge Bcason 81.60 for summer session. D. H. Soles Harry I.. Kennedy Jay Fulton Sophomore class representatoe Wichita State University Libraries,John Special E. Collections Sianga and University Archives Robert .Allcgrucci The Sunflower, Monday, February 21, 1977 m i l i n i e & R e a B o n Imaacs By Pat WMliamt______THE SUNFLOWER LITERARY PAGE
Conlribulors Images, The Sunflower, 1977 Patricia Williams-Literary Editor The work of Roy J. Beckcmeyer, author of Quail, beaching of the pilot whale first appeared in 'images last for Sally Kitch semester. He has a Ph.D. in It is time. We gather engineering, earned in 1974 in in deep water like wreckage, (he Wichita State ribs of long ships, ancient University/University of timber. We call to each other, Kansas cooperative doctoral our voices clear as moonlight, program, and is “involved in wind riding the canvas sail. research aimed at producing Our song is not the song quiet airliners.** of the mermaids. Barbara Bihlmaier has two Now the sun swims ahead. poems in this issue: “when i was We are ready. We slap against thirteen,** and “the fanner's the muscles of the sea, wrestled Quail wife.** A senior majoring in down as we swallow the air. Staunch point notwithstanding. English with the creative Three miles long, we are a warm 1 see no contrasting pattern of life writing sequence, she has swell seeking the shore. against the clutter published in Gazebo. The sand is cold, but we cannot of summer's past profusion: tangles of light and shadow, Mikrokosmos and Parnassus. rest here. Scores of hands, yapping dead grasses, nearly woven, Formerly editor of “Images,*^ like sheep dogs, herd us back gray on brown and random. she now is editing the literary to the shoreline. Weak journal Gazebo. from the day’s trip But this trembling point is the yield Anita Skeen, author of we cannot resist. The sea of passion carefully bred “beaching of the pilot whale,'* is collects us one by one. rolls and carried in every gene. an instructor in the English her woven shawl about us. Despite my faulty seeing department. Her poetry has takes us home. the reward of patient stalking been widely published and is gives the lie. without warning, It is time. We are fewer to my doubts. included in the anthology than before. Light appears Hear My Si.sfers Saying. Suddenly we are standing, above us. Wc surge shaken. “Images'* Accepting Fiction toward the shore. and Poetry in the eye of a covey storm. Short stories of 1,200 words Anita Skeen Roy J. Beckemeyer or less and poetry will be considered for publication in lulurc issues of “Images. Submissions should be addressed to Pat Williams. The Sunflower. Box 0, Wichita Stale University, Wichita, Kansas. 6720K, and should include a stamped, self- addressed envelope and a brief biography. y
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MgDfnoor ot Katloff 4I4-I2I2 Good Thru when I was thirteen the flowered print dress Feb 28.1977 the summer of 1964 billowing brought the usual heat wave rising consumption of pabst •barbara bihlmaier and bus loads of campers we arrived home with budding t-shirts and the smell of sweet blood stained on our fingers unloaded from our crates unbruised and firm into the comfort of waiting mothers avoiding father's arms she arrives when footsteps echo In the station when all that are left are white whiskered gentlemen <‘Tlie’’«SCOWWCBrrA and over rouged ladies when i have acted and reenacted 23 our reunion so that i know my part N e ve r t e ll a lie.** her easy smile Pool Tables familiar smell MoN|iay Night the Slat midnight perfume Admission: 2 silver Washingtons (.50) touched lightly 25 behind each ear Pinball & PitchciSi 1 green & 3 silver Wuhingtons ($1.75) i reach to hug Free draw: If your fin t name b George or last name is the soft tweed Amusement Washington my fingers cling to the silence Machines •barbara bihlmaier 10 FREEBIES from THE HANGIN TREE Numerous $20.00 gift certificates to be given away for Foosball clothing. 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Thtf Shockers led at that point 40-31 Warriors head coach AI McGuire to leave and were never in trouble after that. coaching on a winning note. It was the classy coach’s last home game after 12 years at Butch Lee led the Warriors with 15 points and Marquette. McGuire was presented with gifts at reserve Bernard Toone added 14. All-America half-time in front of 10,938 fans including his candidate Bo Ellis managed only nine points Shocker center Marguerite family and team. It also was Parent's Night with before being ejected along with W.SU’s Steve Keeley (31), shooting over Kalocinski for fighting. the parents of the senior ball players being F I n S l O Central Missouri State introduced with their sons. Ray Shirley and Charlie Brent put in 13 points opponents. Beth Epp,(33) Is The activities did not impress Wichita State, each for WSU. Shirley also had eight rebounds manuevering for rebounding however, particularly not Robert Elmore who as did Johnson. As a team, the Shockers out- may have sealed all-America honors with his rebounded the taller Warriors 50-39 and shot performance. The 6-foot-lO senior poured in 19 45.3 percent from the field to Marquette’s 36 points and pulled down a game high 13 rebounds percent. as well as rejecting several Marquette field goal The road trip continues for the Shockers CMS throttles WSU attempts. tomorrow night against the Drake Bulldogs in Lynbert “Cheese” Johnson, whom McGuire Des Moines, Iowa. The Bulldogs are 4-6 in Al McGuire’s home finale wasn’t Keeley collected three foulsearly tried to sign up two years ago, came back to Valley play and 8-15 overall. Wichita State the only one spoiled Saturday in the CMSU game and had but enters the game at 6-4 in the Valley and 16-8 on night. Marguerite Keeley, Peggy three points in the first half. She haunt him, tying Elmore for high scoring honors rebounded in the second half to with 19 points. the season. Clark and Loretta Fletcher can also sympathize with the ill-fated finish with 17 points and now has The Warriors looked as if they might overtake Drake lost at home Saturday night 66-57 to Marquette coach. 1,382 during her career. The trio’s farewell performance the Shockers early in the second half. But league leading Southern Illinois. The Shockers Sue Scholl hit two of her 10 to Wichita fans wasn't quite McGuire was slapped with two technical fouls won the Valley championship in Des Moines last points the next time down the enough for a swarming Central while his team was trailing 33-31. John Kobar year beating Drake 75-69. court, bringing WSU within four, Missouri State defense as the 57-53. CMSU used the delay game X. Shocks lost 62-56. Coupled with a and shot five free throws in the last 64-60 loss to Kansas State Thurs two minutes to preserve the win. day, the Shockers lost five in a row KU burns rivals at Lawrence, and are 11-16 overall. WSU fin ished 0-4 for last in the Big Three Study In Conference. Guadalajara, Mexico Shockers take second place In Manhattan, the Shocks went down to defeat for the third time The GUADALAJARA SUMMER this season versus the Wildkitterfk. SCHOOL, a fully accredited U N IV ER K-State opened a quick 12-3 lead S ITY O F A R IZ O N A program, will offer July 1-August 12. anthropology, art, to go before the-Valley meet (Feb. Shocker distance corps as the and WSU never closed the gap to senior captain held on for a 9:13.2 economics, bilingual education, folk Track 27-28). Boy. KU is hot." less than four. The victory was lore, history, political science. Spanish victory in the two-mile. KSU’s 16th straight over the language and literature. Tuition and I3ean Hagcman opened the meet Shockers. • fees, $220; board and room with The national champion Univer Mexican family, $280. Write to with a victory for WSU in the mile Randy Lind. .Sam LeVar, Vic «^-State. V-0 In league play and sity of Kansas Jayhawks powered run. edging KU's Bruce Goldsmith GUADALAJARA SUMMER SCHOOL. Everett and Randy DUelTcFuised to 17-10 overall, opened a 37-22 1530 Gamma Apartments, University of their way to 13 victories out of 16 by just two-tenths second with a a 3:24 win in the mile relay to halftime advantage on ^ t h Bogg's Arizona. Tucson, Arizona 85721. events en route to an easy 112 point 4:11.2 victory. Bob Christensen provide WSU’s only other victory. short jumper aUhe buzzer. Wichita win in a triangular track meet chalked up another win for the State outscored KSU 38-27 in the Thursday evening in Lawrence. second half as the Wiidkittens Wichita State runners claimed substituted freely. victories in the other three events as Keeley took game honors with the Shockers beat Oklahoma State Laofy Jayhawks win 27 points for WSU, while Beth Epp University in the battle for second scored 17 and March Wiebc added place. 34-26. 10. The Lax^ Jayhawks of the 70-42. over Wichita State’s women’s team. Central Missouri plugged “I think we’re coming along,” University J t Kansas won nine of said WSU head coach Herm 13 events yhursday. in Lawrence, Ihe Shocker women set four WSU’s potent Inside game with a 2- 3 zone. Six-foot-five junior Candy Wilson. “But we’ve still got a ways to claim a dual track meet victory. WSU school records in their attempt to upset the Jayhawks on Rangier kept Ihe Shocker guards their home track. Romania Breed from passing inside on numerous love broke her own record in occasions. Netmen bag Sooners winning the 300 yard dash In 35.8, Shockers won four oi six singles Jan Beckham took three-tenth off em matches and two out ot three a second off her school record in Christopher ^Sylor Quartet Tennis doubles matches to take the com the 600 yard run. but placed second petition. Ironically, the only two in the meet. Doreen Tracy lowered February 14,15, & 16 and WSU netters to lose their singles the record to 2:53.6 in her second Wichita State University’s tennis place finish in the 1.000 yard run February 21, 22, & 23 team put together an excellent all matches, Mark McMahon and Gary Foreman, teamed up togeth and Joni Lewis set a new WSU at the around team effort to beat the high jump record with a leap of 4-8. netters of Oklahoma State Univer- er to beat OSU's number one doubles team, 6-4. 6-3. but she did not place. Ti?' ^ match last nursday at the West Wichita I he Shocks swept the long jump I he Shocker netters carried a 2-0 ennis Club. The Shocker victory and won both the 440 yard dash season record into competition •iiarked the first time a WSU team and the mile relay lor their lour has L-ver beat OSU in tennis. over the weekend against Kansas c\eni Mctories in the meet Uni\ersil> and .Smithern Illinois 9 to 12 620 E. Douglas I he inexperienced but talented I niversilN al l d\\ards\ilk- Wichita State University Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives the Sunflower, Mondar. Ftim iarv 21,1977 Pittsburg 32 Kansas Stale Arm y 28 Fourth Round: Kearney Stale 37. information on these and oth^ Pittsburg 29 the Career Planning ,2 ! Placement Center. 004 MorrJ^J HI4I. Refer to the jo b Consolation Round One: 2 by Keith (imnn. 1974). 2. Jay when you Inquire. TENNIS RESULTS MEN’S TRACK Wichita Slate 40, Reardon. KU . 7-1. 3. John Butterfield. Oklahoma State Air Force 32 K U . 610, 338 - Residential Markciina R^nT Rnal Score; Wichita State 6. Mile Run. 1. Dean Hageman. W SU. Mile Relay; I Wichita Stale, 3:24.0. senlat.ve. Call on b u ild m g a S § & 4:11.2, 2. Bruce Coktsmith. K U .4 :II.4 . cal contractors to promote Oklahoma State 3. 2. Oklahoma Stale. 3:27.0. 3 Kansas. Washburn39. 3 Trevor Viljoen. O S U . 4:15.8. 3:29.9 Oklahoma Air Force 25 electric homes. Bachelor s degree S Singles Matches: Chris Welb. 60-Yard Dash: I Gifford Wiley. major co ur^ work m bus.nessadmS OSU, beat Mark McMahon. KU. 6.1. 2. Kc>in Newell. K U . 6.1. 3. R O T C Double Elimination W SU. 4-6.6-3,6-4. Brad Louder- Daniel Osafo. O S U . 6.3. Basketball Tournament Consolation Round Two: First Round; back, O S D . beat Gar>- Foreman. Pole Vauh; I. Tad Scales. KU. I7. Wichita State 36. 349 - Pharmaceutical Sales Rmr. I '/5. 2. Derek Wibon. KU. 14-6. 3 Joe Kearney Stale 45. W SU . 6-1. 6-4. Nigel O ’Rourke, Kansas 31 scnlative (2 openings) Topeka^S Huliings. W SU . 14-0 Wichita State 38 Kansas G ty. Requires BS degree S W SU. beat Brent Johnson. O S U . 600-Yard Run: I. Jay Wagner, KU. preference given to candidates with ! 7-6,7-6. Paulo Pardini. W SU , beat 1:10.6 (Allen Field House record; old Washburn 50, Pittsburg Stale 51. i'f' background. SaU * Rick Perry. O S U , 7-5 5-7 7-5. Kit record 1:10.9 by Waddell Smrth. KU. Oklahoma Army 28 SI2J)00 annually plus company cw Olkahoma State 32 Kantner, W SU, beat Chris Collins, 1975). 2. Chuck Roberts. O S U . 1:12.3. and bentfits. O S U , 7-5, 6-4. Mauricio Aguero. 3. Randy DuelL WSU. 1:12.4. W.M bt on rampu. Friday. Ftbraa“ a Long Jump: 1. Mike Wilk. KU. 24- Consolation Round Three: Second Round: 1977 lo intervKW for the posilioni WSU. beat l^ul Johnston. OSU, 10. 2. Jay Reardon. KU. 24-5.3. Lewis Kansas State Army 41, Kearney State 40. 6-0.6-0. Carson. O S U . 22-1. Wichita State 32 Oklahoma Army 38 Doubles Matches: McMahon Shot Put; I. Jim Podrebarac. KU. and Foreman, W SU, beat Louder- 57-2. 2. Richard Foster. K U . 567'A.3. Washburn 49. back artd Johnson. O S U . 6 4 . 6-3. Doug Rofhearl. K U . 5I-9IA. Kansas State Air Force 47. Kathy Kansas Slate Air Force 41 O’Rourke and Pardini. W S U . beat 440-Yard Run; 1. Jimmy Little. KU. Oklahoma Air Force 38 49 0. 2. Vic Everett. WSU.'49.0.3. Guv Peny and Collins, OSU. 6-0. 6-3. McGraw. OSU. 49.6, Consolation Round Four; Welts and Johnston. O S U . beat 300-Yard Dash: 1. David Blutcher, Kunsas State Army 32. Davis Washburn 31, Kantner and Aguero. WSU. 1-6,6- K L . 30.8 (Allen Field House record; Washburn 28 4. 7-6. old record 30.9 by Kevin Newell. KU. Kansas Stale Army 27 1977). 2. Kevin Newell. KU 31.1. 3. Mark Rafter. O S U . 31.9. Pittsburg 33. Consolation Round Five: 60-Yard High Hurdles; I Anthony Kansas 30 Washburn 34. Coleman. K L . 7.2. 2. Dennis Brack. Proportional Pittsburg 29 KU. 7.4. 3. Mel Henderson. W SU. 7,6 WOMEN’S TRACK Two-M ile Run; I. Bob Christiensen. Third Round: Semi-Finals: Kearney State 38. Representatha W SU. 9:13.2.2. Ted Crank. KU. 9 14.4 Washburn 45, KI.SAL SCORE; Kansas University 3 Rich Woodall. KU. 9:15.8 Kansas State Air Force 34 Kearney State 37 Women 70. Wichita State Women 42 1.000-Yard Run; I. Glenn Parter Long Jump; I. Joni Lews. WSU. 16 KU . 2:11.5, 2. Kendall Staffs. OSU. 9 3 4; 2 Deana Kecly. W SU. 169 1 4; 2:16.6. 3 Brent Coffman. W SU. 2:19 9 3 Claire Brewer. W SU. 169 1 4. (Note: Bill Lundberg. Chicago TC . set High Jump; I Skillman. KU.5-0;2, new Allen Field House record with F o r S a le Lane. K U . 4-10; 3 AUain. K U . 4-10 SHOCKER 2:10.6; old record 2:10.7 bv Jim Ryun. Shot Put; 1 Ryden. KU. 362 I 4; 2. KU. 1968 and Rick Ensz, K U . 1976.) Sheri Sundenfer. W SU. 362 1 4; 3. Triple Jump: I Mike Wilk. KU. 49- Douglas. K U . 4 ^ I 2. 2|A. 2 . Reginald Asare. O S U . 463. 3 Bachelor apartment open house. CLASSIFIED Everything for sale. 681-3208 or Two Mile; I Passel. KU. ll:52.2-2 Ronnie Hazen. W SU. 41-7'/^. 683-4714. Mordy, KU . 11;52.3 886Yard Run: I Tommy McCall. ■ r n 60 Dash; I. Golialala. KU. 6.9. 2 K L . 1:56.0. 2. Bob Garven. KU, 1:57.1. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Joni Lcwru. W SU. 7.0; 3 Romania 3 Bob Oppici. KU. 1:57.4 R A TES : $2 00/1-25 words (.65 ea additional 10 words) 1974 v .w . Super Beetle, 18,000 Brecdlo%e. W SU. 7.0, 60-Yard Low Hurdles: I. tie. 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