One-man Chamber of Commerce Delivers for Mississippi
Mississippi’s lone Chamber of Commerce leader works for local welfare, with multiple campus items noted across pages. Other briefs include clubs receiving keys and campus developments like a ten foot wall around Westhampton, new telescope for Dean Keller, and various student club notices.
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Mississippi
Chamber of Commerce
Chemistry Klub
Westhampton
Dean Keller
Agnes
Akkymak
Kemmera Klub
Flash” Dooley
Biology Club
Dr. Gaines
Coach Crane
Loyall Batbrains
Washington
Glee Club
Elsie Bradshaw
Dean
Refectory Union
Sweet
Roy Newton
Dean Pinchbeck
SAE
Dr. Mitchell
Playhouse Boys
Police News and Obituaries Keller Pinchbeck jailed on still charge
Police report Keller and Pinchbeck jailed on a still charge as Page 8 items note. A police sergeant dies of fright also teased for Page 8. The list mocks a compulsory chapel abolition and a coach slated to teach history.
Weathampton College Converts to Convent Aims for Endowment
In a stormy Richmond session the Board of Trustees voted to convert Weathampton College into a convent. Dean Keller opposed the move. Dr. Boatwright praised the plan and predicted a large endowment. Miss Keller was celebrated at a Westhampton and Richmond Colleges assembly as the university hailed the change.
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University of Richmond
Weathampton College
Dean Keller
Boatwright
Miss Keller
Westhampton
Richmond
Douglas S. Freeman
Robert B. Lee
Convocation Sells Papers to Dr Freeman and Youth
After the convocation adjourned, three copies of the paper were sold with Dr. Freeman buying two copies and an unidentified boy around eight years old purchasing the remaining copy.
Saint Keller Con vent opens under direct Saint supervision
Dr. Boatwright announced the official title Saint Keller Con vent and that it will be under direct supervision of The Saint. In the ensuing rejoicing windows were smashed and gates around the convent were closed, as Richmond College students danced in the street in celebration.
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Richmond College
No Fooling Alice Faye Sends Photo Card
Collegian notices a new photo of Alice Faye displayed to inspire writers. The item credits Omar Cayenne for the verse and explains the portrait aims to lift flagging brains and temper, smoothing words when inspiration wanes.
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Alice Faye
Freshman Class Sparks Editorial Shakeup at Collegian
The board named an ace editor and Martin associate editor to salvage campus journalism. Members praised the move as a new era while hints of front page changes emerged including a police notices column and poetry feature.
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Martin
Henry Black
George George
Sally Moore Barnes
Westhampton
Cooke
Collegian
Alpha Sigma Sigma
Chester Barden
Roger Page
Miss Betty Carper Dances Through the American Stage
Betty Carper performs a feisty routine combining leaps pirouettes and bumps on the playhouse stage. Attendee Billy Minsky observes the show while Najinski and Gipsy Rose Lee influence the act.
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Najinski
Gipsy Rose Lee
Playhouse
Betty Carper
Billy Minsky
Richmond College appoints Phil Cooke editor in chief
After a lengthy meeting the Board of Publications named Phil lip Saint George Cooke of IL as Richmond College Editor and Editor in Chief over Robert J. Martin Jr. Cooke nicknamed Ace, renowned for police notices and obituaries, was backed by Dr Wheeler who urged new blood and vigor for the Collegian.
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Board of Publications Today
Phillip Saint George Cooke
Richmond College
Cooke
Ace
Robert J. Martin, Jr
Wheeler
Alpha Sigma Sigma
Bernard M. Dabney, Jr
Richmond
Dabney
Four Passed At Mid-Years Under Townsend At Westhampton
Miss Townsend, Westhampton modern language professor, announced mid semester grades showing at least four students passed their first half term. Two earned extra credit for home translations. one French and one Italian student have already passed out. She commented on the remarkable showing while flipping through Little Black Sambo.
University of Richmond Biology Dept Moved to Mississippi
The Biology Department of the University of Richmond was moved to Mississippi after a meeting led by Dr. J. W. Bailey. The committee voted unanimously for the move citing Mississippi student need, with the full staff now from Mississippi except the janitor. President Beaty and Dean Pinchbeck comment on local dynamics and attitudes toward biology.
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University of Richmond
State of
Mississippi
J. W. Bailey
Bailey
John Wendell Bailey
R. B. Pinchbeck
Richmond College
Pinchbeck
Selection of a faculty adviser narrows to final four
After eight days of deliberation the field of candidates was reduced to Chubby-cheeks Wheeler Ed Peple Right Ball and Worsley On the final ballot all but Worsley were rejected and the choice favored the remaining candidate with a nod to tradition and better fortune for Worsley
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Wheeler
Ed Peple
Ball
Worsley
Jetty Arendall
Minsky’s
New York
Stew Graham
Ed Levy
R. M. C. Harris
Curt Haug
Sab
Joe Straughan
A.S.8
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Starbuck
Kellogg
Police
Philip St.g. Cooke
Co-ord College
Keller
Omar Cayenne
Townsend
Bailey Mages Biology Dept
Beaty
DR. Bailey
A.S.S
Thomas Johnson
J. T. Tanous
Rd Thornton
Jonathon Hobbs Kellogg
Szcheer
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