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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1973
Page
2
An UR editorial addresses incoming upperclassmen after orientation and critiques the university's paternalistic campus policies. It argues that privacy and personal responsibility are infringed by parietal rules, noting alcohol limits and dorm visitation restrictions as examples.
Students face a planned lineup featuring Doo Severinsen rather than rock acts and Budapest Symphony Orchestra. The issue raises concerns over student control, funding reuse, and campus involvement, urging participation in committees and admin contact to drive meaningful change.
The Collegian ends its 25 to 30 year partnership with Keel-Williams Cor poration on 12th Street and moves to offset printing handled by Carter Composition Company. The staff touts clearer images and greater flexibility and invites student involvement in producing the newspaper.
The text lists editorial staff names at the University of Richmond Collegian including Jay Lassiter editor and Jack Wilberger managing editor. It notes copyright and postage details for the 1873 issue. The piece functions as a masthead with publication rights and staff roles.
A professor discusses faculty goals at the University of Richmond. The Faculty Goals Study recommended defining the distinction between Weathampton and Richmond Colleges in non academic life while pursuing planned integration in academics. Dr. Charles Glassick explains that courses like Psychology of Woman could be offered to all students, with a focus on women’s needs, as part of an integrated curriculum.
Columnist notes chaotic fall registration at the university as the Director of Registration took a vacation. Students crowded the Robins Center for drop add and card collection, with long waits and confusing steps. The piece urges reverting to the older registration system, arguing change for its own sake was faulty.
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