Thomas Critiques Bandung Conference and Eisenhower Policy
Thomas says Asia Africa talks may yield no concrete results and notes gaps among delegates. He criticizes the Eisenhower administration, praises Truman’s legacy, and argues Roosevelt saved democracy while the New Deal echoed his ideas. He warns of a domestic war party led by Knowland and Raeford.
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Rush Loving
Norman Thomas
Bandung
Indonesia
The
Connecian
Westhampton College
Thormas
Harry S. Truman
Missourian
Truman
Thomas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
America
Democracy
Eisenhower
United States
Willian Knowland
Rgal
Arthur Raeford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jean Burroughs Chosen Chairman of 755 Orientation
Jean Burroughs is named chairman of the 1955 Westhampton Orientation Committee. She previously led North Court and served in College Government, with Mortar Board membership. Twenty two counselors from next year’s juniors and seniors were appointed to roles across dormitory and town student groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Burroughs
Westhampton
North Court
Mortar Board
Ann Carol Yeaman
Betty Brinkley
Janet Knobel
Joyce Still
Lisa Simmons
Edith Borjes
Judy Hecht
Macon Moring
Pat McElroy
Beverly Wingfield
Faye Jones
Ruth Tipton
Nancy Marie Moore
Carmen Austin
Nancy Berteh
Meg
Handbook Manager Needed for The Spider Handbook 1955
Applications for business manager of The Spider Handbook for 1955 1956 are being considered. Richmond College men should submit name address and telephone to the Contraian office fourth floor Student Center. The editor will contact all applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
Westhampton May Day theme La Belle Mer and Moby Dick
Westhampton marks May Day on Saturday May 7 with a 2:30 p.m. carnival on the green featuring Moby Dick characters. Queen Ethel Smith will be crowned at 4:50 p.m. with King Neptune as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Drake
Margaret English
Maritza Garrido
Renee Gartner
Angela Groth
Norma Howard
Pat Kantner
Virginia Lovelace
Pat Minor
Frances Wessels
Pre-law Students to Be Entertained at Richmond
University of Richmond pre law students and all college community members are urged to attend an April 25 8 pm program in the Law School Building. Dean Muse Professor J Westwood Smithers and Professor Barnett will give a 45 minute intro to law school followed by law school tours. Refreshments will be served in the first floor lounge. Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Law School
Pre-Law Association
The
University of Richmond
Law
Muse
J. Westwood Smithers
Barnett
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Allred Chosen Proxy for University Religious Activities Council
John Allred, a Richmond College junior ace, was elected president of the University Religious Activities Council. He succeeds Wilbur Kersey with Bridget Zickmantel as vice president and a slate of officers including Joan Gay Levy as secretary and Howard Cohen as treasurer. Zickmantel, of Caracas, Venezuela, presides over several campus groups including the Westminster and German clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allred
Richmond College
University Religious Activities Council
Allred
Wilbur Kersey
Bridget Zickmantel
Joan Gay Levy
Howard Cohen
Helen Siner
Vespers
Fay White
Maurice Briggs
Evening Watch
RAC
Religious Activities Council
Baptist Student Union
Baptist Student Union of Virginia
Forensic Council
Phi Gammit Delta
Zickmantel
Caracas
Venezuela
Westminster Club
University Players
The
Glee Club
Phi Alpha Theta Honorary History Fraternity
Dr Wilkinson to Lecture on Neutron Diffraction
Dr M K Wilkinson of Oak Ridge National Laboratory will give a general talk at University of Richmond Hall physics lecture room at 8 00 pm on April 27. The discussion covers neutron diffraction principles techniques and applications including locating hydrogen in crystals and determining molecular and magnetic structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Wilkinson
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
University of Richmond Hall
Wilkinson
Fraternal Greek Week crowns Phi Gamma Delta top honors
Phi Gamma Delta wins Greek Week with 37 points, Sigma Phi Epsilon 34, Phi Kappa Sigma 31, and Kappa Alpha Order fourth. Song contest results mirror overall standings with Phi Gamma Delta first, SPE second, and Kappa Alpha third. Queen Angela Groth of Sigma Phi Epsilon chosen. Friday carnival by ODK features shows and sideshow ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Kappa Sigma
Kappa Alpha Order
Dean Tucker
Margaret Rudd
Marilyn Mason
Phi Gam
SPE
Kappa Alpha
Kappa Sigma
SAB
Theta Chi
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Gamma Delta
Science Academy Sponsors Day For High Schools
Junior Science Day sponsored by the Virginia Academy of Science and the University of Richmond will be held Saturday April 25 from 4 00 pm to 2 00 pm. About 250 high school students and teachers from the region will attend with exhibits entering the Junior Academy Exhibits Contest. Winners receive cash prizes and qualify for May finals at Madison College with the Virginia Academy of Science meeting. Demonstrations and displays in biology chemistry physics and psychology by university students and faculty. Lectures by Dr Trout and Dr Alley. Honorary fraternities Beta Beta Beta Sigma Pi Sigma Gamma Sigma Epsilon and Psi Ghi are active. Program directed by Professor B E A Grable.
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Virginia Academy of Science
University of Richmond
Junior Academy
Madison College
Trout
Alley
Beta Beta Beta
Sigma Pi Sigma
Gamma Sigma Epsilon
Psi Ghi
BE. A. Grable
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Phi Gams
U. of R. Glassblowers
Steff
Loving
James E. Worsham, Jr
Rodney Myers
Edward C. Peple
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Peple
Richmond Area University Center
Moby Dick
Sea
R.A.C
Dr. Wilkinson
Sig
PKS
By Arthur Radin
Science Academy
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