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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
4
A reader fragment shows pricing notes Published Every Friday with per copy cost and yearly postage details. The text lists editors reporters and staff including Morris Milner editor in chief G Cary White managing editor and multiple correspondents.
Debate activity at the campus shows rising participation and growing audience potential. Professor Handy earns praise for promoting debating while The Richmond Collegian staff gains more applicants and effort from students.
The New Haven police chief notes a shift in student conduct over twenty years. Arrests of Yale students have declined from about 200 annually to rare incidents, mirrored across colleges nationwide. He cites increased student involvement in campus governance and commitments beyond studies as a leading change.
The Westhampton column quotes Dean May L. Keller on widespread “individual courting” as youth sail through love amid a playful winter tone. Little blind Cupid endures elements, December romances blossom, and readers are urged to enjoy the season while noting caution about money and compare Christmas cheer to earthly trials.
The team will joust with Westhampton’s interclass champions and wear bloomers, an incongruous garment. The remark notes the fashion choice as bold and unusual for the contest.
The passage sketches playful, improvised verses about springtime romance at Virginia Beach. It contrasts individual courtship with collective behavior, invoking a Bloomin’ Britannisher note about travel and companionship while hinting at broader social patterns during warm months.
Readers are invited to send letters to Santa Claus with the guarantee that the editors read and return or accept manuscripts within five days. The column promises quick attention to all submissions received.
The school moves smoothly as rumors spread of pre exam work. The Sound Thinkers Club has begun the term's tasks while the Cherry Club prepares scarlet cravats for founders day. Chapel services occur four times weekly in a former dance hall, with three mandatory.
Justice B. W. Coleman a Richmond College ’92 graduate and Nevada Supreme Court judge has been invited by Northwestern University School of Law to teach a course during the summer session. He has not decided but may accept. Coleman is among the foremost graduates and has served on district and supreme benches in Nevada.
Several titles attract attention including Straws and Prayerbooks and Beyond Life by Cabell. The Dial Press presents The Land of the Fathers by Sergey Orenburgsky, while Humpty Dumpty by Hecht disappoints with overtalky content.
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