Greek Week Opens with Parades and Races
Greek Week 1957 events begin Monday at 2 15 p m with Toreh Lighting Ceremony in Capitol Square and a 2 30 p m runners’ start to Milhiser Field. Two runners per fraternity, Greek tunics, points docked for missing reps.
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Capitol Square
Capitol
Milhiser Field
College Road
Westhampton Gate
North Court
Major O'Bryan
Miss Stokes
Prof. Williams
Mark Troxell
Alton B. Williams
Joseph Nettles
Gannon Memorial Chapel
Milhiser Gym
Seniors Shannon Bryant and Betty Lou Dudley Recitals Planned
Two senior music majors, Shannon Bryant and Betty Lou Dudley, present final spring recitals this week. Shannon headlines Keller Hall at 8 15 tonight. Betty Lou performs Monday April 22 at 8 15 P M with three songs by Tony Ruby. Both are University Chorus altos and aim for Sacred Music degrees. public invited.
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Shannon Bryant
Betty Lou Dudley
Shannon
Keller Hall
Betty Lou
Tony Ruby
Emporia
Main Street Baptist Church
Southeastern Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
Tycoon Screening at Student Center Postponed Play
On May 3 the Student Center screens Tycoon starring John Wayne in color but no film will be shown this week due to the play. Mr. Stone invites all to the S. A. B. Open House tonight after the play.
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Student Center
Tycoon
John Wayne
South America
Mr. Stone
Keeton Speaks at 16th Annual Law Day Here
Professor Robert E. Keeton of Harvard will lecture on Fault and Risk Spreading in Tort Law at 2 PM in the University of Richmond Law Building as the highlight of Law Day. The event includes a portrait presentation, talks by William King and Charles Ryland, a coffee hour, and a campus banquet with dance to follow.
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Robert E. Keeton
University of Richmond Law School
Keeton
Harvard University
Texas
University of Texas
Houston
Jonas
Ancl Faure
Bevorme
Muse
University of Richmond Law School Association
Law School
Law Building
Louis Shepherd Herrink
University of Richmond
Modlin
Univer
Charles H. Ryland
William H. King
Richmond Bar Association
Herrink
Law Wives Club
King
Preaching Group Holds First Meeting at Campus Clinic
On Tuesday April 16 the Preaching Workshop held its first meeting in the Student Center. Eight members formed groups to listen to and critique sermons on content tone and delivery. Bill Jessup leads the clinic and hopes higher participation at the next gathering.
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Bill Jessup
Fraternities Fray Over Frat Chat and Arnold Call
A campus debate follows a Gouteotan editorial on Frat Chat limiting space and provoking reactions. Students demand Arnold while convocation attendance is debated and civility at events is urged.
All Campus Party Dominates Student Elections Campus offices
All-Campus Party members won seventy-two percent of the four class offices in Tuesday's student elections. Bob Kendall captured the senior class presidency with 67 votes, Dick Hutcher edged Anthony Hage by five for vice president, and Joe Biscaha led the junior class with 75 votes. Other offices saw tight margins as Independents and Students split several races across junior and senior class ballots.
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Bob Kendall
Buddy Eakin
David McCants
Eakin
McCants
Independent Party
Bob
Kendall
Dick Hutcher
Anthony Hage
Jim Davenport
Bill Phillips
Bob Brown
Fred Everly
Kelly Jones
House of Representatives
Joe Biscaha
All-Campus
Ted Peyton
Biscaha
Masters
Peyton
Joe
Jimmy DeVoe
Don Krause
DeVoe
Krause
Stith
Karl Herrenkohl
Wilson Higgs
Senate
Jack Surface
Dick George
Dick Ford
Marvin Utleye
John Smith
Student
Bob Deal
Deal
Smith
Joe Flowers
Ken Yeaman
Russell Mann
Cliff Collins
Joe Barker
John Ribble
Ted Nordenhaug
Barker
Ribble
Nordenhaug
Joe Rossetti
Claude Whitehead
Charles Wellburn
Dick Crose
Paul Grose
Virginia Fantasia May Day Carnival Opens Program
The WC May Day celebration on May 4 features a Virginia Fantasia theme with a 2:30 p.m. carnival and a Governor's Ball in the evening. Rob Steckman stars as town crier while Indians present gifts at queen coronation and Orchesis performs Hiawatha.
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Jamestown
Pat Moore
Rob Steckman
Eternal Salvation Cited as Cause for Son's Sacrifice
A religious reflection by Maurice Briggs argues that Jesus Christ died not from human fault but as a premeditated act of God for eternal redemption. It notes Jesus knew of his death, stated his mission to save the lost, and showed resolve to proceed to Jerusalem.
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Maurice
Briggs
Jesus Christ
God
Earth
Mount of Transfiguration
Jerusalem
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Woodland Heights Baptist Church
By Leo Crosier
John Marshall Hotel
Virginia Room
Arnold
Gouteotan
Loyd Johnson
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