Mortar Board Tap Ceremony Moves to Greek Theatre Tonight
The Westhampton Mortar Board chapter will hold its annual tap ceremony at 8 PM in Luther H. Jenkins Greek Theatre due to weather. Junior Class members are invited as Mildred Alexander and Isabel Taliaferro outline the society’s aims before a torchlit, W-shaped formation and a unique tapping of new Juniors.
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Westhampton
Mortar Board
Luther H. Jenkins
Mildred Alexander
Alina Mater
Isabel Taliaferro
Wis
University of Syracuse
United States
Pi Alpha
Omicron Delta Kappa
Richmond College
Toth
Smong
Omicron Delta Kaploo
Cannon Chapel
Isabel “Taliaferro
Mildred, Alexander
Virginia Atkinson
Marion Clark
Frances Rawlings
Florence Jebert
Marian West
German Problem Is Topic of Talk
Dr Lough head of Westhampton College history department spoke to the YY, WC A last Thursday on current international issues. He traced parallels between medieval Jew treatment and present persecutions, warned of Hitler’s impact on peace and allied fears of a broader central European bloc. He noted the League of Nations meets annually and remains fragile as democracy relies on every member.
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Dr. Lough
Westhampton College
WC A
Lough
Pritist
Hitler
Wroxhrow Wilson
Lloyd George
France
England
Europe
Pitler
League of Nations
League
Richmond hosts two day Ta Kappa Alpha Virginia convention
The annual Ta Kappa Alpha Virginia convention travels to Richmond College for two days starting Friday April 28 with 3 PM registration. Lt Governor James H. Price will speak and Benjamin Ruffin will provide the keynote address at the official dinner presided by Dr Pinchbeech. Saturday features a second business meeting luncheon, officer elections, and a Richmond Stadium baseball game between the University of Richmond and William and Mary, capped by a final dinner with Dr Harlan presiding.
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Richmond College
Virginia
Ta Kappa Alpha
James H. Price
Millhiser
Richmond
Benjamin Ruffin
Ruffin
Pinchbeech
TRA
Richmond Stadium
University of Richmond
Williams and Mary
Harlan
Baltimore Editor Speaks Before I R C
Dr Richard Cary associate editor of The Baltimore Sun spoke to the International Relations Club of Westhampton College Monday night. His talk mixed informal humor with insights on Hitler and political power while noting English attitudes on Europe and propaganda.
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International Relations Club
Westhampton College
Richard Cary
Baltimore Sun
Hitler
Cary
England
The Jester Presented by Westhampton Puppeteers
The Spiderette Marionettes staged an April 18 adaptation of Lady Gregory The Jester at the Tower Theatre Westhampton Colene for a specially invited audience. The fairy tale follows three Wren boys exchanged with three princes, facing an ogre and adventures before returning home wiser.
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Lady Gregory
Jester
Tower Theatre
Westhampton Colene
Mark Twain
The
Wren
Dey
Tess Carter
Nan Owen
Gillie
Beverley Bates
Virginia Roberts
Guardian
Anna Hallett
Betsy Cannon
Betsy Marston
Altha Cunningham
Caroline 5
Lute
Dedication Day for Maryland Hall at Richmond College
On Friday April 28 Maryland Hall dedication will feature Dr. Thomas Barbour of Harvard University as the main speaker. An academic procession will precede a 11:20 a m address in Cannon Memorial Chapel followed by lunch with biology faculty. A 2 40 p m round table includes Dr Ivey Lewis and Dr Donald W Davis with talks continuing until four. A four to five o’clock reception and hall inspection precedes convocation on campus architecture by J B Walford. Barbour's visit links to Dr J W Bailey then head of Richmond’s Biology Department.
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Maryland Hall
Richmond College
Thomas Barbour
Harvard University Museum
Cannon Memorial Chapel
F. W. Boatwright
Maryland
Hart
Ivey Lewis
College
The
University of Virginia
Donald W. Davis
William and Mary College
Mary-Island Hall
Colleges of
Virginia
J. B. Walford
Dr. Barbour
de. J. W. Bailey
Harvard
Dramatists Initiated by Alpha Psi Omega at College Banquet
Neophyte dramatists and production artists were initiated into Alpha Psi Omega at a Tuesday night ceremony after a banquet in the college refectory. Richmond and Westminster students honored include Catherine Geoghegan Margaret Proctor Vivian Barnett Virginia Sanford Frances Smith Kingsley Freeman Julien Gunn and Mac Trawick plus undergraduates J Gray and Joseph McConnaughey. Alpha Psi Omega, with seventy six chapters nationwide, aims to honor dramatic work and raise amateur theatre standards.
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Alpha Psi Omega
Richmond
Westhampton
Catherine Geoghegan
Margaret Proctor
Vivian Barnett
Virginia Sanford
Frances Smith
Kingsley Freeman
Julien Gunn
Mac Trawick
J. Gray
Joseph McConnaughey
United States
Freshmen Face John Marshall At University Stadium
This afternoon the Freshmen oppose John Marshall at University Stadium. Coach Pitt will deploy Hashon Sanders on the mound with Lacy catching. Moore and Shaughnessy are expected to form the battery for the high school nine. The game starts at 3 30 P M.
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John Marshall
University Stadium
Pitt
Hashon Sanders
Lacy
Moore
Shaughnessy
Richmond College Nomination Meetings Set for 1933 34 Officers
On April 24 the three lower classes will nominate officers for 1933 34 under new Student Senate rules. Nominations are limited to ten per office in order president senator vice president secretary treasurer and historian. Final balloting will be May 1 in the Faculty Room with secret ballots.
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Richmond College
Collegian
Student Senate
Varsity Club Dance Set for Richmond College April 29
The Varsity Club of Richmond College will host a dance April 29 in the Roger Millhiser Gymnasium from 9 to 12. Tickets sold for the April 15 date will be honored at the door. Henry Bryan and his orchestra will furnish the music, following prior campus successes.
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Richmond College
Roger Millhiser
Aubrey Heflin
Munich
Henry Bryan
Varsity Club
Honor Council Named as Plan Passes Student Body
A special election for the office of Senator at Large will be held Friday April 28. Candidates must be affirmed by three Richmond College students and submitted to Secretary Charles Arendall by Tuesday April 25 at 1 PM. A drop box will be at the Student Shop for candidacies. The election follows Ed Haddock’s resignation to join the Honor Council.
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Plan
Richmond College
Charles Arendall
Ed Haddock
Honor Council
New Appointees to Go Into Office Immediately
Richmond College students approve a constitutional amendment establishing an Honor Council. The council will enforce the honor system and report to the dean for approval of actions. President Daley appoints seven members and Stuart Cool as chairman. The panel begins duties immediately.
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Richmond College
Judiciary Board
John Daley
First Honor Council
Stuart Cook
Edward White
Oswald Palls
Mac Trawick
Richard Poage
Edward Haddock
John Hrgharrow
Stuart Cool
Glee Club Elects Officers Plans May 5 Dance and Recital
The Glee Club elected O. B. Falls Jr. as president and Vivian Bethel as vice president at its meeting last Thursday. Fritz Freund becomes secretary-treasurer, Sam Bagby librarian, and Gary Bousman business manager. The May 5 concert starts at 7:30 PM in the new Playhouse, followed by a 4 PM to midnight dance in Millhiser Gym. tickets cover both events with an open bid issued.
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Glee Club
O. B. Falls, Jr
Vivian Bethel
Fritz Freund
Sam Bagby
Gary Bousman
Millhiser Gymnasium
Law School Dance in Millhiser Gymnasium
The Student Government Association of the T C Williams Law School will sponsor a dance in Millhiser Gym from nine to twelve tomorrow evening. Music by the Club Southern Orchestra. Open to all University students. Admission fifty cents. The event aims to improve relations between the two divisions.
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TC. Williams School of Law
Millhiser
Club Southern Orchestra
Richmond College Catalogue Out Much Changed in Make-Up
The Richmond College catalogue shows a new binding impression and white fly leaf with improved paper and print. It adds a faculty schedule listing professors before class and separates graduate from undergraduate departments. The review notes new notices under General Information and suggests including social fraternities in future editions.
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Richmond College
Extrasasi Beta Kappa
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