Frosh Track Classes Show Good Material at Debut
Freshman track under Coach Dobson shows promising talent as Tom Miller scouts for material. The Spider yearlings compete creditably against Fork Union and John Marshall, with Hamilton emerging as a potential dash ace to pair with Goode. Work continues in sprints and broad jump, while distance events await.
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Tom Miller
Dobson
Fork Union
John Marshall
Tony Miller
Hamilton
Goode
Miller
Hicbson
Wells
Sibold
Weaver
Hundley
Phillips
Many Good Contests Scheduled Next Week
Track fans will see the University of Richmond cindermen compete against Randolph-Macon and Hampden-Sydney Colleges. The Spiders, with a strong veteran lineup, are expected to face tougher competition than in recent years and may be challenged by the locals.
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University of Richmond
Randolph-Macon
Tampden-Sidney
University of Chicago Chicago
Illinois
Virginia Poly and Richmond Shine in Track Meet Contests
Virginia Poly led by Tharpe Goode and Culbreth while Richmond stars Thorpe and Goode scored in multiple events. Goode set a discus record and Tharpe clocked a South Atlantic mark in the half mile as teams battled in sprints hurdles and distance races.
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Richmond
Thorpe
Goode
Spiders
Masonic Group Presents Y Program at University
The Level Lodge on campus staged a student Masonic program at the Y M C A last night with speeches and a surprise. Y M C A officials announced a student conference in New Bedford from April 19 to 22 and several students may be sent to attend, to be elected at the next meeting.
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New Bedford
Delaware Convention to Hear Dr Mitchell in Dover April 18
Dr S C Mitchell head of history and political science will speak at the Delaware State Convention in Dover on April 18. The event focuses on improving community and home life with prominent national speakers expected and an attendance of over five thousand. Mitchell announced his talk will center on rural home life and spoke at a joint meeting of the Men's League and the Woman's Professional League last Thursday evening.
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S.C. Mitchell
Department of History and Political Science
Wil
Delaware
Dover
Del
Mitchell
Men's League
Woman’s Professional League
Track Meet Highlights Top Runners and Field Events
Tharpe led in sprints with key placings as Fleming and Reams split thirds in scoring. Reams won the javelin at 152 feet 2 inches while Goode and Culbreth starred in many events. John Marshall meet featured Creighton in the mile and Sharpe sweeping sprints as Haase collected multiple firsts.
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Tharpe
Fleming
Reams
Key
de la Barre
Tech
John Marshall
The
Rats
Creighton
Sharpe
Haase
Five Graduates Expose Passaic Mills Conditions
Five Eastern graduates posed as workers in Passaic mills to study living and working conditions. They report company spies, frequent dismissals, intermittent tasks, and high waste. They describe an unemployment drift, lack of Americanization efforts, and a drive to use industry study for democratic aims.
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Passaic
New Jersey
Justine W. Wise
Stephen
Wise
Columbia
Bertha Paret
William Paret
Maryland
Vassar
Isa Allen
Brookwood Labor College
Roland Gibson
Dartmouth
Martin Keardsley
Brookwood
Miss Wise
Miss Paret
Heslep Named Associate Editor of Washington Based New Age
George Alfred Charter Jessep a senior at the University of Richmond has been appointed associate editor of the New Age a Washington D C monthly and official organ of the council of Scottish Rite of Free Masonry NY It has a circulation of over 225 000 Heslep began as a reporter on The Richmond Collegian and last year served as Times Dispatch college representative and publicity director for the local institution He reported weekly to more than forty papers in the South and North He also founded The Moneurian a monthly publication.
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George Alfred Charter Jessep
University of Richmond
New Age
Washington, D.C
Council of Scottish Rite of Free
Heslop
Richmond Collegian
Times-Dispatch
Heslopin
Moneurian
Education Through Workers The Core Idea Of Our Movement
A speaker contrasts another man’s plan with their own, stating their idea centers on education led by workers themselves rather than external guidance. The remark emphasizes worker empowerment and participatory learning as foundational principles.
Heslep Aims to Finish College at University of Washington
The John Moncure Chapter of the Order of De Molay notes Mr Heslep as a prominent member. He hopes to complete his college career at the University of Washington during the summer.
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John Moncure
Order of de Molay
Mr. Heslep
University of Washington
Realism in Literature Tied to Science Says Professor Mott
Professor Frank L. Mott of Town University argues science fuels realism in modern literature. He notes realists seek vivid depictions of life and emotion rather than moral uplift, while likening realism to chocolate fudge fiction.
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Frank L. Mott
University of Town
Mott
Midland
Professor Mott
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