East Coast Colleges to Attend Old Dominion Debate Tourney
Eight East Coast colleges and universities will send affirmative and negative teams to the Old Dominion Invitational Debate Tournament next Friday and Saturday. Participating schools include Pennsylvania State U and the Naval Academy, George Washington University, Mactown University, University of Virginia, Randolph-Macon College, Wake Forest, Florida, and the University of Richmond. The event centers on a national topic about equalizing educational opportunities through annual federal grants.
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East Coast
Old Dominion
Lloyd F. Pierce
University of Richmond
Pennsylvania State
U. S. Naval Academy
George Washington University
Mactown University
University of Virginia
Randolph-Macon College
Wake Forest College
University of Florida
Pierce
Richmond College Forensic Council
University of Richmond Sets February Oratorical Contest
The University of Richmond plans a February oratorical contest sponsored by the Forensic Council open to Westhampton and Richmond Colleges students. Entrants must deliver an eight to ten minute speech with a copy due a week before the contest. The winner may advance to the state tournament and possibly the Grand National Tournament.
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University of Richmond
Harry Mears
Forensic Council
Westhampton
Richmond
Mears
All-State PiKA Ball Tomorrow
Omicron Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha hosts the All-State PiKA Ball in the Virginia Room of the John Marshall Hotel tomorrow night at 9:90. Virginia and Hampden Sydney, William and Mary, W&L, and Richmond chapters attend. Dream Girl Contest elects an All-State Dream Girl from the five sponsors with judges including Temple Broaddus John Battle Jr Patty and Shumate.
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Omicron
Pi Kappa Alpha
Virginia
John Marshall Hotel
University of Virginia
Hampden- Sydney College
College of William and Mary
Washington and Lee University
University of Richmond
Temple Broaddus
Bank of Virginia
John S. Battle, Jr
Iota
Alpha
Hampden-Sydney
Kenneth Patty
Washington and Lee
Oscar Shumate
Gamma
William and Mary
the Unie
Civil Service Personnel Officer Exams In Washington
The U S Civil Service Commission announced exams for several Personnel and Employee Relations positions in Washington and vicinity with salaries from 3727 to 6235 a year. Applicants need 3 years in general personnel work and up to 3 years in specialized areas. college may substitute for general experience. No written test. Apply by Dec 14 1948 to the Commission's Washington office.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Civil Service
U. S. Civil Service Commission
D. G
Commission
UR Men Picked by Honor Societies in Journalism and Forensics
University of Richmond announces four male students selected for Tau Kappa Alpha or Pi Delta Epsilon memberships. Recipients include Walter J. Gans Jr and Dimmock Jenkins in PDE while Glen Grimmel gains TKA. Awards honor journalism and forensics. several students hold editor positions and have served on the college paper staff.
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Omicron Delta Kappa
PDE
TKA
Snowball Dance Planned for December 17 at Keller Hall
The Athletic Association of West Hampton College schedules its annual Snowball for December 17 from 9 to 12. The Windsors under Newton Thomas will provide music. Tickets cost 1.75 dollars with a 1.00 dollar stag option. committees include Jane Dens music Anne Bing refreshments Martha Carpenter advertising Pat Eagen tickets Peggy Wells Mag Knapp decorations.
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the Athletic Association of
Westhampton College
Keller Hall
The
Windsors
Newton Thomas
Jane Dens
Anne Bing
Martha Carpenter
Pat Eagen
Peggy Wells
Mag Knapp
Faculty Burlesque At U Richmond Prompts Laughter And Rumor
Richmon d era playhouse hosts a faculty revue titled Inside U of R led by Hal stead with sketches by Larry Woods Mark Troxel Grable and Hackley. Actors joke about pay and fame while a finale reveals a fictitious ten million gift from former football star Joe Gilch. Students seize the moment as the last laugh.
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John Gunther
Vanderbilts
Astors
Playhouse
University of Richmond
U. of R
Smasher” Halstead
Larry “Romeo” Woods
Love
South Court
Radio Guy
Music Hall
Westhampton
Collene
Rickettes
Pennich
Dean G. J
Daddy
Gray
Mark “Sugar Lips
Troxel
Hoochee Coochee” Grable
Prof
Xavier" Halstead
Toscanini’ Hackley
Joe Gilch
Cooperation Pledged For Investigation
Mr. Ralph Mayo proprietor of the College Shop said he will cooperate in every way with Collegian staff members in a study of book prices at his shop and other stores. The Richmond College students requested the study to address concerns over pricing of books and school supplies. Mayo will make his files and invoices available to the staff to speed the findings.
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Ralph Mayo
Richmond College
Mayo
Only 185 Seniors Have Bought Cards at Richmond College
Basil Morrissett, president of the Richmond College Senior Class, revealed that only 185 of nearly 400 seniors have purchased membership cards. The cards grant free prom admission and access to class social events, with plans for elaborate decorations at Millhiser gym and a February pep rally emceed by WLEE’s Harvey Hudson.
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Basil Morrissett
Richmond College Senior Glass
Morrissett
Gordon Cousins
Cotton Billings
Millhiser Gymnasium
Harvey Hudson
WLEE
Morrisett
Marriage Lectures Begin Next Week at Westhampton
Westhampton College hosts a Mortar Board sponsored marriage clinic with lectures by Dr. Emily Kimbrough December 6 to 8. The program features a film The Birth of a Baby and a talk by Mrs John W Marion on The Socio Psycho Factors of Marriage. All juniors and seniors are invited.
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Emily Kimbrough
Westhampton College
Keller Hall
John W. Marion
Richmond Pre
Westhampton
Four Richmond seniors and one law student tapped by Omicron Delta Kappa
T C Williams honored four Richmond College seniors and one T C Williams Law School senior by tapping them into the national leadership fraternity Omicron Delta Kappa in Cannon Memorial Chapel last Tuesday. The students, highlighted by Dean Neil Cline for notable extracurriculars, include Julian B. Savage from the law school and Richmond College seniors David B. Morrisett Arthur L. Singleton Jr. and Claude G. Thomas along with Savage, an RC alumnus and former Tau Kappa Alpha president.
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University of Richmond
Epsilon Circle
Omicron Delta Kappa
Richmond College
T. GC. Williams Law School
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Neil Cline
Portsmouth
Savage RC
Savage
Tau Kappa Alpha
S. G. Mitchell
Law School
McNeil Law Society
Delta Theta Phi Law
Spanish Picture To Be Shown Wed
The Modern Language Department presents El Capitan Venomo in Spanish on Wednesday December 8 at 4 and 7 30 pm in the Physics Lecture Room. Mr James Witherell notes the sprightly comedy based on a novel by Pedro Antonio de Alarcon contrasts with last year’s sombre melodrama and showcases clear characterization and wit.
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Modern Language Department
el Capitan Venemo
James Withlerell
Pedro Antonio de Alarcon
el Capitan
Sam Charter Receives Honorary Grant at University Lecture
The University of Richmond established its first professional group on November 23 when Dr. Herman P. Thomas accepted a charter from the Society for the Advancement of Management. H E Glove presented the charter at a dinner honoring new members, with remarks by Thomas Boushall of the Bank of Virginia and a telegram from national headquarters praising sixty five student chapters nationwide.
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Herman P. Thomas
Society For the Advancement of Management
Thomas
H. E. Glove
Richmond City
University of Richmond
University
Thomas Boushall
Bank of Virginia
National Headquarters
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Second Baptist Church
Gunther
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T. C. Williams
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