GALLERY: The day March (Madness) stood still. Wichita State’s initial reactions in Fort Worth

Morgan Anderson, Photo Editor|March 12, 2020

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Morgan Anderson, Former Managing Editor

Morgan Anderson is the former Managing Editor for The Sunflower. Anderson grew up in Sterling, Kansas and is a sophomore majoring in communications with...

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