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In one of the worst tragedies in college sports history, one of two planes carrying Wichita State football players, administrators, athletic staff members and team supporters crashed at approximately 3 p.m., Fri., Oct. 2, 1970, on a mountainside not too far from Silver Plume, Colo., killing 31.
WSU vice president and general counsel Ted Ayres' call for volunteers to help out at Wichita's Lord's Diner -- which feeds those in need with hot, nutritious meals -- elicited a chorus of yeses.
From the business school to Mikrokosmos 56, these Gleanings entries survey the current university scene and feature original illustrations by Scott Dawson '86.
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THE SHOCKER
Contents
Shock Talk
Shockers everywhere, at events long ago to happeni...
At The Center
Eighty-six former Shocker football players and coa...
On The Hill
From the business school to Mikrokosmos 56, these...
Shock Art
Randy Phillis shares his poetry and Martha Wherry...
Wanderings
Shockers packed into Charles Koch Arena for Convoc...
Alumni News
Retirement doesn't fit LaVerne L. Baker's '56/81 p...
Sports
Wichita State's 2009-10 men's basketball schedule...
Shocker Profiles
The life journey of Joe Utterback '68/69 is a musi...
Marginalia
Check out this news about a Shocker rower, Kansas...
Look Back
What is a university? asks the staff of the 1957 P...
In Memoriam
In 1995 when Edward W. "Pete" Armstrong '42 was pr...
Mail
Readers write in to comment on The Shocker and its...
Class Notes
Comings, goings, appointments, retirements, honor...
Coda
The stories flowed freely, usually starting with "...