Freshmen File for Positions In RC Class
Two Independents and six All-Campus Party members filed petitions to run in Richmond College freshmen class elections April 30. Includes Dwight Inge and Bucky Bruner seeking sophomore president roles, Clarke Bustard III for Senate, and party officers Tom Fornald Clarke Wiseman II Alin Drew Tom Makres Rawly Saecker seeking various posts.
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Richmond College
Fred Smith
Student Government Association
Dwight Inge
Bucky Bruner
Clarke A. Bustard III
Senate
All Campus Party
Tom Fornald
Clarke Wiseman II
Alin Drew
Tom Makres
Rawly Saecker
House of Representatives
Smith
E22
SGA
House
Inge
Lynchburg
Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity
Bruner
Richmond
Phi Delta Theta
Bustard
WORQ
Fernald
Lambda Ghi Alpha
Hampton
Chesapeake
Wiseman
Theta Chi Jovial
Drew
Norfolk
Phi Sigma Delta
Phi Gamma Delta
Mokres
Bristol,Tenn
Saecker
Sigma Phi Epsilon Social Fraternity
Suffolk
Law School Elects Walker As President
Law School selects Walker a second year Covington resident as president of the Williams Student Bar Association for 1968 69. He succeeds Bill Axselle in September with Bray Bryan as vice president and John McGinty as secretary. A runoff for treasurer between George McNeal and Grayson Johnson will occur Thursday after no candidate won a majority of about 170 votes.
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David Walker
T GO
Williams Student Bar Association
LBA
Kinston, N. Y
Bray Bryan
John McGinty
Richmond
Bryan
University of Richmond
George McNeal
Grayson Johnson
Impressions Concert Tickets on Greek Weekend
Tickets are now available for Greek Weekend activities. Individual tickets for the Impressions concert on Saturday April 27 from 3 to Spain may be obtained from any IFC member and in the College Shop. A limited supply remains.
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Spain
IFC
Mortar Board Raft Debate Ends With Four Survivalists
In Dennis Auditorium a shipwreck leaves four survivors from different disciplines. Mrs. Jean N. Dickinson for social sciences, Dr. J. Martin Ryle for humanities, Dr. Casey Atkins for natural sciences, and Dr. Jerry L. Tarver as devil's advocate debated whose field best guides survival.
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Nota Raft
H. Pearce Atkins
Tor
Jerry L. Tarver
Devil's Advocate
Atkins
J. Martin Kyle
Jean N. Dickenson
Casey Clinedin
TH. Pearce Atkins
Mathermatics
Dennis Auditorium
Jean N. Dickinson
J. Martin Ryle
Jerry L. ‘Tarver
Dickinson
URP 68 Festival Showcases Hurt Exhibits at UR Campus
University of Richmond presents a Wednesday festival with lecturer Jethro M. Hurt of the Frick Collection in New York City discussing The da Costa Hours. Exhibits by Nance Asher, Emmet Gorwin, and a faculty collection open in Keller Hall and Nance Hall reception rooms for two weeks.
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University of Richmond
Jethro M. Hurt
Frick
New York City
Hurt
Pallee Hall
Nance Hall Asher
Arlington
Nigeria
Asher
Africa
United States Agency For International Development
East
Concern
Washington, D.C
Arapher
Dayton
Ohio
Keller Hall
Gorwin
Richmond Professional Institute
Rhode Island School of Design
Dayton Museum of Design
Keller Mall
Haley ‘Thomas
URP
Joanne Gill
Westhampton
UC Students Elect Burnett To Lead SGA
University College elected their student government officers for next year on Wednesday. Jack Burnett of PKO service fraternity was chosen as president. Vice president Matt Mattox, secretary Betty Hamlet, treasurer Tom Barrett, and senators Bruce Hall and John West complete the slate.
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University College
Jack Burnett
PKO Service Fraternity
Matt Mattox
Betty Hamlet
Tom Barrett
Bruce Hall
John West
Mattox
Miss Hamlet
Young Republicans
Barrett
Hall
PRO
West
University Players
UC to Offer B.A. Courses Next Year
University College will begin offering junior and senior level courses toward a bachelor of arts degree in September. Majors start in economics English and history with American history focus. Existing programs include bachelor and masters in commerce and humanities and an associate in arts. Dr James A Moncure, associate dean, notes planned growth without de-emphasizing business.
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University College
James A. Moncure
Asian Studies To Be Offered Here This Fall
Dr. Kyotsu Hori will teach Chinese civilization and history at the University of Richmond next fall. He will also teach courses at Randolph-Macon and the Richmond Professional Institute, expanding the University Center’s cooperative program. Hori earned degrees from Waseda University and Columbia University.
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Kyotsu Hori
University of Richmond
University Center
Randolph-Macon
Richmond Professional Institute
Hori
Waseda University
Tokyo
Columbia University
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Law School
Walker
Kyle
Targer
Burnett
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