Taylor Named to Edit 1934 Web Volume at Richmond
University of Richmond Hoard of Publications names Heverley D. Taylor editor-in-chief of the 1934 Web. Marydee Lowe is editor of the 1934 Tower and Julia Donahue business manager of The Tower. Robert Ferrell named Web business manager. Margaret Proctor and Lawson Cooke named assistant business managers for The Richmond Collegian.
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University of Richmond
Westhampton College
Heverley D. Taylor
Taylor
Richmond College
Marydee Lowe
Westhampton
Julia Donahue
The
Web
German Etchings in Richmond Art Exhibit
A 140 work display of etchings woodcuts and lithographs travels from Liebermann to modern masters at the University of Richmond Museum of Biology Building April 3 to 13. Open 10 12 30 and 3 6 for public and student viewing with talks by Yvonne Johnson.
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Liebermann
Sec
University of Richmond
Carl Schurz
United States
Germany
Virginia
Yvonne Johnson
Will
Harlequin Club Elects Fifteen Members at Meeting
The Harlequin Club elected fifteen new members on Monday at 3 PM in Room H of the Administration Building. Plans for a future closed dinner dance were discussed, with date and place undecided. Members hail from Phi Delta Omega, Phi Kappa Sigma, Kappa Alpha, Phi Gamma Delta, Theta Chi, Pi Kappa Alpha, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sikma Phi Epsilon, and more.
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Harlequin Club
Junie Dencon
Phi Delta Omega
Perry Schulz
Joe Kelley
Phi Kappa Sigma
Williams Street
Kappa Alpha
Dickey Ligon
Phi Gamma Delta
Cleve Kern
Theta Chi
Vo Hearne Stevenson
Ralph Ross
William Seaton
Kappa Sigma
Harold Goodman
Carlyle Frost
William Ham
Pi Kappa Alpha
Harold Lucas
Guy Mallonee
William Gilfillan
Lambda Chi Alpha
Waldo Miles
Howard Harlan
Spotswood Taliaferro
William Wright
Mae Trowitk
George Hope
William Terry
Stuart Cook
Sikma Phi Epsilon
Fitz Cavedo
Ed Perlowski
Gamble Bowers
Gresham Wall
Frank Smith
Garnett Snead
George Shietter
Aubrey Heflin
Milton Hobson
John Doley
University Keys Available with Seal and Owner Initials
Keys bearing the University seal and owner initials available. For information and pricing see Joe Wilgot, Room B-16, Jeter Hall.
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Joe Wilgot
Jeter Hall
Sophomores Host Friday Cabaret At Red Cross Building
The Senior Class entertained the Sophomores Friday night March 31 with a cabaret at the Red Cross Building. Marian West hosted with dancer Marjorie Canada, the Plunket Sisters Elizabeth Seay and Margaret Crows drew laughs, and Vir Gillian Atkinson plus Fay Gunter earned encores for dancing. Helen Morgan joined as Helen Travis at the piano alongside Dot Chewning as Cab Calloway.
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Red Cross
Marian West
Marjorie Canada
Virgillian Atkinson
Fay Gunter
Helen Morgan
Helen Travis
Cab Calloway
Dot Chewning
Mysterious Number 13 Found to be Yet Powerful in Our Midst
The article notes dormitory rooms in the college avoid number 13 and explains President Boatwright’s move to renumber rooms 11 12 12A 14 15 to banish superstition. It recalls a Wilson-era shift around 1913 and the persistence of the old belief among students.
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Boatwright
New College
Wilson
Mick
War Debts Debate Series At Several Colleges
Debates on war debts and proctor systems feature multiple colleges. Obrelin College meets Richmond College to discuss cancellation of war debts with mixed outcomes while Mississippi State College for Women and Westhampton College prepare for a debate on Allied war debt cancellation. Davidson defeats Richmond on the same topic. Richmond plans inter-society debates April 10 13 and 17 on adopting a Proctor System at the University of Richmond.
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United States
Obrelin College
Richmond College
Allen Passen
Wade Smith
Gray Housman
Griffin Garnett
Mississippi State College For Women
Westhampton College
Westhampton
Mary Everett Statton
Elsie Bush
Maude Cain Crow
Helen Perry
Maerian Clarke
Hazel Hemming
Clarke
Tau Kappa Alpha, Ational Honorary Society
Clark
Misa Hemming
Averett College
Danville
Davidson
Richmond
McKeithan
Brown
Ed Haddock
Cahoon
University of Richmond
Senior Class Presents Gift to Westhampton College
On Thursday March 30 the Westhampton College Senior Class presented its parting gift to the college. The gift consisted of gold draperies for the Blue Room and the new rug given by the University was presented as well. Miss Helen Travis opened the program and Miss Katheryn Harris presented the gift, which Dean Keller accepted for the college.
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Westhampton College
Westhampton
Margaret Ross
Maude Woodfin
Fannie Crenshaw
May Keller
Caroline Lute
Tess Carter
Betsy Cannon
Betsy Marston
Nan Owen
Anna Hallett
Bevyarly Bates
Helen Travis
Katheryn Harris
Dean Keller
Separate Honor Council Main Feature of Richmond Plan
Edwin S. Cohen outlines a revised Honor System for Richmond College. The plan creates a seven member Honor Council drawn from classes, excludes Senate members, and mirrors the University of Virginia approach. Professors would post out of class regulations, and a two sentence Honor Code would bind students to truth and reporting violations.
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Richmond College
Edwin S. Cohen
University of Virginia
Senate
Student Government Association
Cohen
Ithereby
Honor Council
Student conferences urged for major plans and records
Dr. B. C. Holtzclaw, chairman of the personnel committee, asks all students to consult their faculty adviser or major professor next week to review semester records, discuss plans for next year, and choose majors and minors for Sophomore Clans members.
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B. C. Holtzclaw
Proctor System Favored by Some
A student body debates adopting the Proctor System at Richmond College. Proctors would enforce classroom honesty with faculty supervision and a council verdict by professors and students, risking expulsion or suspension for violations. Supporters see it as a step to foster eventual full Honor System backing.
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Richmond College
Local Scout Group Plans Alpha Phi Omega Chapter at Richmond College
Richmond College students who have been in the Boy Scouts are invited to weekly meetings to organize a local Alpha Phi Omega chapter under Dan Sievers. Officers named are Frank Straus chair Hugh Cardoza vice chair and James Baldwin secretary. A April 10 follow up meeting will finalize charter plans and future work.
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Richmond College
Boy Scouts of America
Alpha Phi Omega
Frank Straus
Hugh Cardoza
James Baldwin
Dan Sievers
Richmond
Boy Scouts
America
Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity
Lafayette College
Easton
Penn
United States
Virginia
Boy Scout Movement
Richmond College debates honor system versus Proctor plan
About 200 students attended the SGA meeting in the Playhouse to discuss keeping the Honor Code, adopting a Proctor System, or creating an honor council led by the president. Clarence Gray summarized educator and senate views. Edwin Cohen proposed an honor council. Ralph Ferrell urged a Proctor return. A follow up meeting is planned for Monday.
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Student Government Association
Richmond College
Clarence Gray
Gray
Senate
Richmond
Edwin Cohen
The
Collegian
Ralph Ferrell
Urs
Varsity Club Plans April Dance in Millhiser Gym
The Varsity Club hosts a 9 to 12 Saturday April dance in Millhiser Gym with admission of seventy five cents per couple. Music will be by Mike Kent's Collegians or Henry Bryan's orchestra. Tickets available from club members.
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Millhiser Gymnasium
Mike Kent
Collegians
Henry Bryan
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Board of Publications
Max Liebermann
Lovis Corinth
Max Slevogt
Hans Meid
Kaethe Kollwitz
Robert Sterl
Carl Schurz Memorial
Harlequins
University Social Club
University Keys
Sophs
Calas
Mississippi Women's College
Victor
Mississippi
Proctor
Wien
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