Local News Staff Directory Listing Names and Editors
The document lists editors and correspondents including G. Cary White Calvin W. Robinson R. Ben Cheatham Leslie L. Jonestone Stuessy May Rudd David J Herman Mary Mason Rebecca Brockenbrough M. S. Shockley Dorothy Knibb Mary Wall Drinkard R. Edwards H. G. Nolfsinger Thelma Phieger as the paper staff.
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Leslie L. Jonestone
Stuessy May Rudd David J, Herman Mary Mason
Rebecca Brockenbrough
M. S. Shockley
Dorothy Knibb
Mary Wall Drinkard
R. Edwards
H. G. Nolfsinger Thelma Phieger
Local Business Managers and Staff Directory Fragment
A partial listing shows Edward H. Pruden as Business Manager G, F. B. Mullin as Assistant Business Manager, W Roland Galvin as Assistant Business Manager, Martha Lipscomb as Western Business Manager, and Mary McLouthlin as Assistant Western Business Manager.
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Edward H. Pruden
F. B. Mullin
Mer
Roland Galvin
Martha Lipscomb
Mgr
Mary McLouthlin
Staff credits and association memberships noted
The article lists staff roles including Chas D Moore as Circulation Manager and J P Lambeth as Assistant Circulation Manager, with John W Davis in the business staff. It also notes Martin J Logan and mentions memberships in the Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association and the Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association.
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Chas. D. Moore
Mer
J. P. Lambeth
Iy Mattox
John W. Davis
Martin J. Logan
Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Voice of the People opens at University of Richmond campus
The Richmond Collegian announces a new Voice of the People column inviting students to submit letters. It urges constructive criticism on exams courses cafeteria chapel athletics and campus life to create a bigger better University of Richmond with lively student discourse.
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Richmond Collegian
University of Richmond
Student Control Of Chapel Debate On Honor System
The article discusses whether the chapel should remain under the honor system or return to student control. It notes near unanimous student senate support for continuing the honor plan, arguing democracy and lighter faculty burden justify extending student governance.
Cambridge Ladies and New Poetry and Prose Reviews
The piece surveys poetry and prose works from Dial Press Alfred Kreymberg Liveright Messengers Glasgow Huxley Douglas Bodenheim and others. It highlights XLT Poems by Cuttinus Miss Lowell Keats biography Yroubadour Alfred Kreymberg The Barren Ground The South Wind Replenishing Jessica and more with critical notes.
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Dial Press
Cuttinus
Seltzer
Oariion
Miss Lowell
Keats
the Messenger
Miss Glasgow
Doubleday
Page
Aldous Huxley
Norman Douglas
Boni and Liveright
Maxwell Bodenheim
Jessica
Boni
Liveright
Harvard Lampoon Parody Spark Substitution Sale Rumor
The piece notes a supposed suppression of a Harvard Lampoon parody by Dyunk and Wagtails, a Public Union and Literary Indigestion group. It mentions a price rise to eight to ten dollars a copy and hints at a test case to be sold on newsstands.
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Harvard Lampoon
George Washington
Jersey
Trenton
Doc
Hayden
New Nutrition Program Placed in University Cafeteria
University of Richmond students are invited to use a voluntary nutrition program posted in the cafeteria. Aimed at lower costs and balanced meals the program includes scales height measurements and three menus for overweight normal and underweight groups.
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University of Richmond
Westhampton Sends Representatives To Student Conference In Florida
Miss Lydia Eugenia Edmondson newly elected SGA president and Miss Louise Pry from Westhampton College depart Richmond to attend the annual southern women’s college student government convention at Florida State College in Tallahassee. The agenda includes reports from the Northern convention at Vassar and talks by Ivy Will. Delegates from many colleges are expected to attend the meeting running through Saturday. Delegates will enjoy a social program and business sessions while being guests of Florida State College.
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Lydia Eugenia Edmondson
Westhampton College
Louise Pry
Woman's College
Igft Iast
Woman's Colleges of
South
Florida State College
Talatagsee
Fla
Richmond Girls
Edmondson
Vassar College
Susie N. Blair
Miss Ivy
Columbus
Miss
Woman's
Morida
Alumnus Dunford Seeks House of Delegates Seat
J Bartle Dunford an alumnus of the University of Richmond announces his candidacy for the Richmond City seat in the House of Delegates. A 1914 BA and LLB graduate, he served as lieutenant and captain overseas and was wounded. He is active in the American Legion and was once assistant to J Randolph Tucker. His brother is J Van Dunford, then sporting editor of the Richmond News Leader.
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J. Bartle Dunford
University of Richmond
House of Delegatus
Richmond
Dunford
American Legion
Yi Mijor
J. Randolph Tucker
State Corporation Commission
Aspirant 16
J. van Dunford
Richmond College
Riehmond News-Leader
Glee Club Recital Planned at Westhampton May 2
The Glee Club of Westhampton College and Richmond University students prepare a recital for May 2 under James Womble. Soprano and contralto soloists will headline with a joint soprano in several selections, featuring members such as Eugene Turner Julian Martin and T Eugene West amid a varied program expected to draw many students.
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Glee Club
James Womble
Womble
St. James’ Choir
Apollo Club
Tate
University of Richmond
Richmond
Westhampton
Eugene Turner
Julian Martin
T. Eugene West
Colonial Theatre
Charles McDaniel
Cecil Kite
Edwin L. Hartz
Barmon
Hartz
Lewyn C. Davis
Mr. Reynolds
D. Pallets
Edward H. Pruden
T. H. Whitfield
P. Whitfield
Chester Swanson
H. Haddon Dudley
Endow Scholarship For Foreign Travel By Guggenheim Trustees
Mitty fellowships for international study total 3 million dollars established by Mr and Mrs Simon Guggenheim in memory of their son John Simon Guggenheim. Fellowships provide about 2500 dollars yearly for one year, adjustable, for work by men or women of any race color or creed. First awards 1926 27 require significant research or notable achievement in arts. No subject or location restrictions. The grant reflects broad input from leaders in education arts and science.
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Mitty
Simon Guggenheim
John Simon Guggenheim
University Actors Tonight Show Stage Talent
The University Players stage a night of performances with outstanding dramatic talent. Eight members receive gold keys for past work in productions and crew roles, to be announced by Dramatic Director Miss Emily Brown. Professor C. L. Dodds and Miss Brown will also receive keys as the year nears a close.
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Aut
Emily Brown
Th Players
Gold Keys
Louise Wilkinson
Susie Blair
Eugenia Edmondson
Margaret Taylor
S$. Warren Chappel
George R. Freedsey
L. C. Davis
Mazer Mahoney
C. L. Dodds
Romeo and Juliet
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G. Cary White
Calvin WH. Robinson
R. Ben Cheatham
VOX Populi
Cambridge
Christ
Longfellow
Florida
House OF Delegates
Red Cross
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