01 Apr 1971
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1971
Page
1
A press gathering in the Fine Arts Building band room confirmed the rumored appointment of Dr. Fr. Bruce Hellman as president of the University of Richmond. Reporters TV crews and university officials attended the 3 pm Friday event to verify the nomination.
Dr. Heilman arrived at the campus after a snowstorm delayed events. Trustees led by Randolph H. Walker announced he would become chancellor and praised his fund raising and planning, while George M. Modlin welcomed him and Heilman expressed honor and plans to build on past strengths.
Westhampton College dormitory students will pay a $50 room deposit for next year to repair damages in lounges and rooms. The fee, approved by the Board of Trustees, is payable by April 15 and refunds may be issued after the spring semester.
Miss Janice Payne secretary of the SGA School of Business Administration stands amid snow laden branches on the Richmond campus. About nine inches of fluffy snow fell in the spring storm last Friday surprising residents and campus shoppers.
Richmond College students named fried shrimp orange juice and chocolate eclair as dream foods in a Refectory survey. Orange juice led with 78.2 percent highly preferred among about 500 respondents. fried shrimp 49.5 percent. chocolate eclairs topped desserts.
Ralph Nader told 800 plus students at Camp Memorial Theater that consumers must organize to challenge corporations. He said information is the currency of democratic power and urged practical action, citing wasteful practices in autos and food production and the need to expose abuses in air and water pollution.
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