Cherry Club to Elect Officers for Season
Interest grows on campus as the Cherry Club plans fall elections for officers. The secret society, founded in 1922 25, operates with strict ideals and has five chapters in the South Atlantic division. A Westhampton College branch may be established, with the Mother Chapter at the University of Richmond guiding the executive council.
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Cherry Club
Collegian
South Atlantic
Westhampton College
the Order
University of Richmond
Re electors named in Virginia Modern Language Association
Dr Emil Saverio professor of Spanish was re elected president of the Virginia Modern Language Association at the Virginia Educational Conference meeting last week. Professor C L Dodds associate professor of French was elected secretary treasurer.
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Emil Saverio
Virginia Modern Language Association
Virginia Educational Conference
C. L. Dodds
Spiders Earn the Cup in 1914 Victory
The Richmond College Spiders defeated the Yellow Jackets 13 to 0 to claim the trophy. Craig and Pollard scored for the Red and Blue as they dominated Hampden Sidney and William and Mary, with a rally titled Greatest Rally in History of Richmond College fueling student support and a banquet funded by student donations.
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Collegian
Spiders
University of Richmond
Yellow Jackets
Richmond College
Craig
Pollard
Red
Hampden-Sidney
William and Mary
Ashland
Bally
Drs. Boatwright
McDaniel
Dobson
O'Flaherty
Fraternity Dance Attracts Alumni In Virginia Event
The Lambda Chi Alpha annual dance was held last week in the Red Room of Hotel Richmond. Active members and many alumni attended. The venue featured purple, green and gold decorations and silver dorines with the fraternity coat of arms as favors. Representatives from local chapters and Lambda Chi Zetas in Virginia and North Carolina attended.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Hotel
Richmond
Lambda Chi
Students Skip Classes to See Train Wreck
Numerous students missed classes Tuesday morning to view a collision at the C&O Railroad junction near the University of Richmond siding. The derailment drew crowds as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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University of Richmond
Musigs Triumph Over Philologists
The report details a dispute in which Musigs defend continuing current operators at a student shop, claiming gradual improvement and strong backing, while the Philologists argue the present system fails on service, courtesy, and profits.
Students rush to accident scene despite warnings
Report describes college students abandoning classes to reach the site, many with cameras, trying to capture photos while being denied access. It notes a new path reportedly cut from the laboratory to the railroad as part of the scene.
Enthusiastic Society Backing Marks Debated Event
Government ownership would remedy the evils. An enthusiastic cortege of literary society followers cheered their teams and praised the debate as one of the best of the year. Dr. Harlan and Prof. C L Dodds were judges with W C Atkins and J Ji Davis presiding.
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Literary Society
Dr. Harlan
Prof
C. L. Dodds
W. C. Atkins
J. Ji. Davis
RAT Class Miss 28 Begins Hostess Career
A campus event chronicles a pageant with entertainment acts and dances. Suits of the era feature Miss Rat Class 1928 and her companions as they perform dances and a burlesque scene amid a circus mood on campus before curfew, marking a playful social milestone.
Students compete in county contest urged by Mitchell
Mitchell urges local students to enter a county contest with prizes. the library helps students gather facts on the county problem. A playful note asks about poetry and rhymes as a light aside.
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Mitchell
Student Self-Government Debate and Editorial Support
The Collegian advocates student self government as an extension of the honor system. It argues the plan saves faculty time, prepares citizens, and creates future customs by example. A Sigma Rho debate on December 4 featured Mu Sigma Rho and Phi lovians arguing compulsory arbitration for U S industrial disputes.
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Collegian
Virginia
John Jones
A Sigma Rho
Philovians
United States
Mu Sigma Rho
C. C, Webster
G. T. Terrell
Philologian
Weston Bristow
W. L. Davis
Harlan to Speak at Second Baptist Church Address
Dr. Rolvix Harlan professor of sociology will give an address at the Second Baptist Church in Richmond this evening. The talk accompanies a year’s finances canvass program launched by the church.
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Rolvix Harlan
Second Baptist Church
Richmond
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William M. Gibson
By Watatas
M. Gibson
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Philologians
Royal Tailoring CO
A. Milchin
East Clay Street
First Baptist Church
Seay
Betsy
Senor Massey
Senorita Sherman
Bet Jones
Rogers
Betsy Butterfield
Shark
Harlan
Arandal Hobining
General Electric Company
Pittsfield
Mass
General Electric
Schenectady, New York
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