Maryland Hall to Be Dedicated in Ceremonies
Virginia Tau Kappa Alpha chapters meet in convention at Millhiser Gymnasium with Miss M I Sable presiding. Dr S P Hall, Virginia public instruction superintendent, to speak after dinner, while Lt Gov Price cannot attend. Delegates from eleven Virginia colleges to attend, with events including a Y dinner, elections, a baseball game, and a banquet to conclude.
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Virginia
Tau
Kappa Alpha
Millhiser
M. I. Sable
Randolphy Maca
Woman's College
James H. Price
TKA
Price
S. PB. Hall
Hall
Oyid
William and Mary College
University of Virginia
Europe
Harvard
George Peabody College
Wall
City “Y
Richmond Y. M. C. A
Benjamin Ruffin
de. Pinchbeek
University of Richmond
Sidney Hall
Tau Kappa Alpha
Lake Rules Drafted by Richmond College Student Government
The Richmond College Student Government Association draws up lake regulations for students. Swimming is limited to those skilled enough to be safe. only swimmers may use canoes. anyone in the lake must have a companion. canoes allowed only in daylight. the life boat must stay in place and be used only for danger. inexperienced swimmers must stay inside the ropes.
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Student Government Association
Richmond College Sudents
Shaksperean Play Plans Abandoned by University Players
The University Players forego their annual Shaksperean production after coach Miss Emily Brown cannot return in time. Finances and lack of an unperformed script influence the decision. Six new members join the group while finals may extend to Saturday night and a Friday dance is planned.
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Emily Brown
Miss Brown
Catawba Sanitarium
A. A. Milne
Mary Ron Guy
Garland Kincheloe
Meredith Evans
Starke Farley
Owen Neathery
Bev Britton
Interfraternity Council
Regulations Adopted by the Richmond College Honor Council
The Richmond College Council of Honor, seven students with the President as ex officio, adopts the Honor Code which requires honorable conduct in student life and defines cheating as breaches. Infractions are investigated by a Council member, with safeguards to keep reporter anonymity, and the accused given opportunity to defend.
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Council of Honor
Richmond College
Council
New Senator Election Held Today for Student Senate
A special election to fill the vacancy for Senator-at-Large runs today from 9 A M to 5 P M at the Student Shop under regular Student Government rules. Candidates listed include Gary Bousman Rey Britton John Carroll Woodrow Carter Gordon Christiansen Abe Greene George Hope Cleveland Kern Harold Lucas Waldo Miles Fred Vaughan.
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Gary Bousman
Rey Britton
John Carroll
Woodrow Carter
Gordon Christiansen
Abe Greene
George Hope
Cleveland Kern
Harold Lucas
Waldo Miles
Fred Vaughan
Ed Haddock
Council of Honor
Stan Fink
Students urged to file major and minor declarations now
All sophomores and other students who have not turned in major slips are asked to fill out and obtain signatures from the professor in their chosen department. Students are advised to consult faculty advisors before deciding on their major and minor subjects.
Richmond College Glee Club Plans May 5 Concert
The Richmond College Glee Club under Charles Troxell will present its season opener and finale on Friday May 5 in the new theatre. The program features the Spider and Cuckoo Quartets with songs like Sylvia and Cuckoo Capers, plus Deep River and The Yaller Gal That Winked at Me. Admission is 25 cents for students and 35 cents for other patrons, followed by a dance with the Southern Orchestra at Roger Millhiser Gymnasium priced 75 cents per couple.
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Charles Troxell
Richmond College Glee Club
New Theatre
South Hill
South Boston
Danville
Sylvia
Speaks
Glee Club
Roger Millhiser Gymnasium
Club Southern Orchestra
Richmond College
Five Juniors Selected by Mortar Board at Tap Ceremony
Mortar Board chose five junior women Elizabeth Claybrook Dorothy Leighty Margaret Proctor Virginia Sanford and Christine Taylor at a torchlit ceremony in Luther H Jenkins Greek Theatre. Proctor becomes next year’s president and each initiates held major campus roles in journalism athletics drama and student government.
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Luther H. Jenkins
Mortar Board
National Honorary Society For Women
Elizabeth Claybrook
Dorothy Leighty
Margaret Proctor
Virginia Sanford
Christine Taylor
Cumberland
Maryland
Collegian
Clarendon
Judiciary Board
Richmond
University Players
Alypha Psi Omega
Westhampton
University
Alpha Psi Omega
Athletic Association
Isabel Taliferro
Mildred Alexander
Virginia Atkinson
Marion Clark
Frances Rawlings
Florence Siebert
Marian West
Council of Honor outlines aims for campus integrity
Stuart Cook leads the new Council of Honor in a public statement to students. The group pledges education and strict enforcement of the Honor Code, with severe, uniform penalties and publicized case outcomes while keeping accused names secret for now.
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Council of Honor
Stuart Cook
Student
Honor Committee
Richmond College Nominees Named in Class Elections
Under Student Senate supervision Richmond College held class elections last Monday with new regulations. The Junior class selected V Chattain for president and G Snead as treasurer among others. Sophomores chose V Richardson for president and Tl Poehler as secretary treasurer. Freshmen listed G Kincheloe as president and S Conrad as treasurer with a tie between Schneck and Matthews for vice president.
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Richmond College
V. Chattain
B. Pails
G. Snead
Hh, Roberts
W. Seward
D. Connors
D. Diamond
W. Chapman
J. Moore
H. Rowland
M. Trawick
F Freund
R. Crenshaw
G. Bousman
Be, Evans
H. Taylor
V. Richardson
B. Ballou
W. Turner
C. Kern
J. Dobson
W. Kloet
FP. Straus
D. Scott
KR. Tabb
Chemistry Club Invites All Students to May Meeting
The Chemistry Club invites every student interested in chemistry to attend the next meeting on Thursday May 4 in the Chemistry Building.
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Chemistry Club
University Law School Rated High by Standardizing Groups
The University of Richmond Law School is rated Class A by three standardizing agencies, with accreditation from the Association of American Law Schools the American Bar Association and state agents. Trustees endorse high standards for entrance, faculty, curriculum, library and endowment to assure well trained lawyers for Virginia communities.
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University Law School
M. Ray Doubles
T. C. Williams School of Law
Collegian
Association of American Law Schools
American Bae Association
University of the State of New York
University of Richmond Law School
America
University of Richmond
Law Department
Virginia
American Bar Association
Maryland Hall Opens as Biology Unit Dedicates New Lab
Maryland Hall is opened with the dedication of the third scientific unit at the University of Richmond costing about half a million dollars. Dr Thomas Barbour of the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard, will give the opening chapel address followed by biology and zoology discussions by university and college scholars.
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Thomas Barbour
Harvard University Museum of Comparative Zoology
Maryland Hall
Biological Laboratories
University of Richmond
Henry M. Cannon
Barbour
Harvard University
University of Havana
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Chi
Harvard Museum
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Museums of Natural Science
India
Burma
China
Japan
Americas
James Needham
National Research Council
Cornell University
Ly Lewis
Lewis Atted
North Carolina State
Johns Hopkins University
University of Virginia
Donald William and
Westhampton Seniors Hold Birthday Dinner
The Westhampton Senior Class celebrated its last birthday with an April 24 dinner in the dining hall. Led by Florence Siebert on crutches, they paraded in caps and gowns and sat at specially arranged tables. Miss Keller ended the procession to applause. Afterward they adjourned to the Drawing room for coffee with the Sophomores.
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Westhampton
Florence Siebert
Miss Keller
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Shaksperean
Shop
Haddock
Claybrook
Leighty
Sanford
Proctor
Taylor
New Body
Senate
Dr. Barbour
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