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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1925

Page

5

Local Alumni Recoveries and Fellowships Highlight Richmond Figures

Alumni Frank TH. Atwell a law student at T. C. Williams S C L Hospital St Luke s convalescing after internal operation. H M Stuhesland class of 7 former Richmond Collegian editor at St Luke s Hospital. Sutherland recovering from major operation. Clyde C Webster M A from Richmond College won Harvard fellowship. Arthur Shands recuperating after appendectomy at the Retreat for the Stek Richmond recovering slowly.

Frank TH. Atwell T. C. Williams School of Law St. Luke's Hospital H. M. Stuhesland The Richmond Collegian Richmond Sutherland Clyde C. Webster Richmond College Harvard University Arthur Shands

Paris University on Strike Over Political Appointment

Five thousand students at the University of Paris join a broad city wide walkout after the dismissal of Dean Louis Bathelemy and the police entry to quell a riot. The protest centers on the appointment of George Seolle as international law professor and spreads to nineteen provincial universities.

University of Paris Law School Law School Louis Bathelemy Paris George Seolle

Organize Sigma Theta Phi Fraternity Here

The charter members of the fraternity are professors and seniors including R Harris H Seay Mead C Edwards F Broach T G Martz J M Miller C W Davis J WT Frazier D Miller R E Swan son Sophomores G IL McGraham Rk B Cheatham.

The Fraternity

Students Organize Society for Study

Students form a society devoted to studying modern industrial society and social questions. Members commit to liberal inquiry, exploring labor movements and social reconstruction with a focus on facts and theories. The League for Industrial Democracy counts over two thousand student members in American colleges.

League For Industrial Democracy

University to Add Faculty for 1925 26 Session

Dr. B W Boatwright announces new faculty for 1925 26 at the university. English, modern language, and business administration departments will gain professors and instructors. Sociology and philosophy add a new teacher to support Dr Rolyix Harlan.

B. W. Boatwright Ralph B. Harris Rolyix Harlan

World's Debating Title Goes To Colgate Team

The Worlds Championship in intercollegiate debating passed from Bates of Maine to Colgate University in New York State. Colgate defeated Bates 2 1 on a cabinet seats in Congress question after beating Cambridge and Ohio Wesleyan. Bates had been undefeated since 1916 and champion of forensics for years.

Bates Maine Colgate New York State Cambridge Ohio Wesleyan Middle West Congress Yale Harvard Cornell Queens University Ontario Oxford

Furman University Prevails in Intercollegiate Debates

Westhampton and Richmond College students attended a regional debating event that closed the local school's season. Across five inter-collegiate debates University of Richmond won three unanimous decisions while Lynchburg College lost two bouts.

Westhampton Richmond College University of Richmond Lynchburg College Yietiin

National League leaders list from university chapters

The piece notes rapid spread of the movement across universities with Harvard Yale Chicago Johns Hopkins among active chapters. It names Robert Moris Lovett of the University of Chicago and the New Republic as national president, Zona Gale, Karapetoff, and Vida D Scudder as officials, and lists charter members J Moyer Mahaner J Williamson J L Charlton J M Snelling A Stephan Stepanian G Cary White and Dr Rolgix Harlan.

Harvard Yale Chicago Johns Hopkins Robert Moris Lovett University of Chicago The New Republic Zona Gale Wisconsin Karapetoff Cornell Vida D. Scudder Wellesley J. Moyer Mahaner T. Williamson J. L. Charlton J. M. Snelling A. Stephan Stepanian G. Cary White Rolgix Harlan

Millikan to Lecture Here on James Thomas Foundation

Prof. Robert Andrews Millikan will deliver the thirty seventh course of lectures on the James Thomas Foundation. He is among America's leading physicists, educated at Oberlin and Columbia, studied in Berlin and Cambridge, and taught at Oberlin and Chicago. Intercollegiate debates are finished. Richmond College beat Randolph Macon, and Red and Blue lead in football and debate while Yellow and Black lead in basketball. Baseball chances loom next.

R, Millikan Robert Andrews Millikan James Thomas Foundation America Oberlin Columbia Berlin Cambridge Chicago Richmond College Randolph Macon

Goldiers Defeat Red and Blue 8 to 1 in Exhibition

Virginia Tech dazzles with strong batting and fielding in an 8 to 1 win. Robinson and Cox starred on the mound for Richmond while Craven and Coffenburg handled catching duties and Bibb pitched for UPI.

Goldiers Red Blue Virginia Tech Robinson Cox Richmond Craven Bibb UPI Coffenburg

Maurice Tyler Sings at Music Club Affair

Richmond singer Maurice Tyler charmed a Westhampton audience at a Music Club Drawing Room open meeting He performed a well chosen repertoire and gave several encores before the program ended George Warris of Richmond accompanied him on piano adding a finishing touch to the recital

Maurice Tyler Richmond Westhampton Music Club George Warris Mr. Tyler

West Virginia Trip Yields Unanimous Decision

The University of West Virginia team earned a unanimous decision on a recent trip by its three member squad. Johns Hopkins won a close two to one verdict in an open forum debate as Furman closed the year with a Friday night victory.

University of West Virginia Johns Hopkins Furman

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