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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
2
G. Cary White serves as Editor in Chief Francis N. Taylor is Managing Editor Alpha L. Gordon is Westhampton Editor Judson Evans is Feature Editor Moncure P. Patteson is Sports Editor
Edward HH Pruden is listed as Business Manager with G F B Mullin as Assistant Manager and W Roland Galvin as Assistant Business Manager Martha Lipscomb is shown as Western Business Manager and Mary MacLouthlin as Assistant Western Business Manager.
The item lists staff names and roles including Chas D Moore circulation Mar J P Lambeth assistant circulation manager Guy Mattox John W Davis and business staff Martin J Logan for the publication.
A note states affiliation in two regional groups the Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association and the Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association. It identifies the member as part of collegiate press networks and regional journalism circles.
The University of Richmond and Furman University debate tonight in a renewed rivalry. Richmond seeks to halt Furman’s two year winning streak and capitalize on a strong debating year. Audience turnout is urged to boost the home team’s performance.
Editorial lauds a revived student culture at the University of Richmond. The Messenger presents its strongest issue in years, with winners in the Sigma Upsilon Short Story Contest Marian Marsh, Quisenberry, and Habel, and Cabell Phillips earning acclaim in the News Leader contest.
A literary commentary praising Nathalie Crane’s Janitor’s Boy and Suffering for humor and mature observation. It also reviews The Messenger’s April issue with praise for Louise Wilkinson, Yolande, Richardsons stories, Phillips humor, and new contributors Shell and Mahaney, noting varied quality and potential.
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