SBA Faces Dormitory Shortage As Campus Applicants Increase
The School of Business Administration plans 125 beds for men and 85 for women next year to handle rising campus housing demand. Allocation favors SBA juniors and seniors and those already housed as sophomores, with a first come first served process based on complete applications and transcripts.
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SBA
School of Business Administration
Westhampton
Richmond
Richard C. Chewning
Chewning
Richmond College
Bennett
Chewaning
Collegian Notes and Campus Features Highlight University Life
Inside the Collegian Bryant balks Anita Bryant writes a personal reply to a Collegian editorial. ARA menus follow a cycle, according to Jerry Waterson, creator of dining services. Crenshaw Pool is featured in the second article of a series that explores the background of University buildings.
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Anita Bryant
Collegian
ARA
Jerry Waterson
Crenshaw Pool
University of Richmond Faces Rehab Act Compliance Costs
In 1980 UR must make buildings accessible under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, with widening hallways and ramps. Officials warn of high costs and potential closures for cash strapped colleges if enforcement remains stringent, while stressing moral and legal obligations to accommodate all handicapped individuals.
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University of Richmond
William Leftwich
Federal Health, Education and Welfare Agency
HEW
William J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Yale
Harvard
William and Mary
Leftwich
Pie in Her Eye: TV class prank in Robins Center
Elana Center's TV radio class staged a Thanksgiving pie incident in Robins Center. Three men and two women crashed the lesson, hitting journalist Centor with chocolate cream pie as a live on the spot reporting exercise.
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Elana Center
Robins Center
Centor
Channel 12
Johnathan Freed
Mary Alice Akers
Tara Daly
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