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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
1
President Heilman and administration, faculty, trustees, and student leaders attended a forum to listen to student complaints and demands. Topics included dorm visitation rights, Dixie on campus, and improving the Student Center while urging foresight and long term planning.
Omicron Delta Kappa announces new inductees including Dr. EB and Bruce Heilman presidents, Robert McDanel, eleven students, two Alpha Phi Omega presidents Michael Clingenpeel and Ronald Overstreet, John Hardin editor, two head residents William Owen and Michael Keck, ROTC Cadet Lt Col Tucker, and RG students Robert Stokes Richard Stone Stephen Slovensky Lawrence Keenan Fenton Wilkinson.
The University of Richmond personnel office announces RG and WG dormitories will close at 12 50 pm Saturday December 18 and reopen at 10 00 am Sunday January 2 The Refectory and Westhampton Dining Hall last serve continental breakfast December 18 lunch January 2 Students are asked to secure valuables and clear desks chairs and bed tops for thorough cleaning during the holiday
Charles W. Patterson announces a student member will join the Athletic Council at the December 15 meeting. Three nominees Joey Owen, Mike Clingenpeel, and Thomas O Bondurant Jr. are awaiting President Heilman’s selection from Richmond College, SBA, and the Law School.
The President's Advisory Council will consider appointing at least three students to UR's Athletic Council. SGAs from University College and Business Administration back student representation to ensure athletes have a voice while preserving academics. One male division member elected by students would sit on the council to address sport balance and facilities.
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