University Passes Century Mark As Budget Fees Cause Discussion
The university debates compulsory budget fees with a $15 voluntary contribution plan and two installments. A Pi Delta Opsilon survey shows over 90 percent support, while Student Government struggles to collect fees. The 1982 centennial issue marks campus struggles, residence pledges, and a new Student Activities Fee of 22 dollars with 16 for athletics and 7 for student activities.
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Discontinuation Of The Richmond College Messenger
A meeting of the Richmond College Student Government proposed ending publication of The Richmond College Messenger. Weeks later editor B A Morvissette resigned saying there is no place for an intelligent literary magazine on campus. The year saw a frolic titled Just Paney by faculty with proceeds to charity. The Board of Trustees denied making the activities budget fee compulsory next year, sparking student anger. Lack of student support led to discontinuation of the voluntary budget fee and a cease of all student publications.
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Rat Trap Begins At Two Colleges In 1925 26
The dilapidated playhouse and gymnasium at Westhampton and Richmond Colleges faced repeated repairs and a 1926 closure order. Students noted Crenshaw’s fall and mutual student activity improved ties as senior classes attended plays and juniors joined the Spider Frolics. The student shop remained restricted to Westhampton girls.
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