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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
2
The document lists the University of Richmond newspaper issuing details with price 2.50 dollars yearly and post entry as second class matter on November 8, 1918. It names Richard W. Payne Jr as Editor in Chief and lists multiple editors and staff across departments including Mary Bingham S I Craft and R J Urquhart with business staff credits.
The piece argues that college hazing rules once strict at the University of Richmond have weakened, allowing an upperclassman push to enforce or abolish the system. It urges the Spiders to resolve the issue, noting mixed signals from freshmen wearing Rat caps and the need for consistent discipline.
The Junior and Senior Prom fills the Gym with alumni guests and a palatial roof garden setting. Club Southern Orchestra entertains with steady syncopation while attendees consider support for another big dance and the event as an enjoyable responsibility.
The piece urges college students to use Advent as a time to assess yearly progress and set fresh aims. It calls for renewed desires for knowledge, tolerance, understanding, and self-improvement to grasp the coming year as a golden opportunity.
The Preparatory Commission in Geneva faces limited gains as Russia and Germany quarrel over disarmament reports. Mussolini notes Europe’s push for peace yet arms for war amid Scotland coal strikes and wage disputes. Debates include immigration limits and deportation of undesired classes, while the Soviet piatiletka shows strong industrial gains.
Mr. Duke leads The Messenger as business manager and serves as Varsity baseball manager. He is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa and Pi Delta Epsilon, and also belongs to Phi Delta Omega. He joined the campus in 1927 after John Marshall High School.
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