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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1941

Page

6

Ladies Night at Westhampton Campus Lit Society Meeting

Forensic Council president Straughan Lowe presided as Literary Society members held Ladies Night in the Physics lecture room. Grace Norris spoke on Japan's Burma Road, while Rowland Burns discussed U S aims in Asia. Four impromptu talks followed on topics from Mexican American relations to college social systems and economic satisfaction.

Straughan Lowe Gettier Forensic Council Grace Norris Westhampton TKA Burma Road China Japan Rowland Burns Mu Sigma Rho United States Philippines East Indies Bill Decker Philologian Literary Society John Decker Philologian Society Betty McMurtry Westhampton College St. Catherine’s Pepper Gardner Gene King

Glee Club to Sing At Grid Banquet

The Richmond College Glee Club will perform at the Hotel Richmond tonight for the annual football banquet of the Richmond Boys' Home. Director Alton Howell announced. Guest speakers include coaches Carl Voyles and Eric Tipton of the College of William and Mary. Outstanding Home players will receive awards.

Richmond College Glee Club Richmond Richmond Boys Alton Howell Carl Voyles Eric Tipton College of William and Mary

Fraternities Debate Survival At National Conference

Readers note Representative Ralph Kinsey reports on the National Interfraternity Conference held in New York. The meeting addressed whether fraternities can endure the current crisis and urged teaching democratic living, discipline, and unselfish action to mold college men into future democratic leaders.

Ralph Kinsey New York Alvan Duerr Committee On Public Relations University of California Commodore Joseph W. Martin, Jr Lowell Thomas Robert Stewart Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity of the Northwestern Interfraternity Council Interfraternity

Poll on kiss theme divides college students at Richmond

Controversy over a kiss centered dance motif splits opinions among students. Evie Lawson and Max Katz support the idea, while others like Dick Kraft and Bill Davis question its suitability, with Mary Alderson noting many girls have not voiced honest views.

Page Barnett Skinner Max Katz Evie Lawson Katz Dick Kraft Bill Davis Richmond College Mary Alderson Warren Pace

Students Walk and Observe Campus Casualties on Foot

A humorous campus note describes students with long legs and short steps, joking about overbalanced gait and crutches. It mentions touch football as a cause, and observes wounded hero types struggling to walk when carrying books.

Richmond College

University Fraternity Leaders and Faculty Representatives Named

John Decker serves as secretary treasurer of Tau Kappa Alpha and manages The Collegian. Lee Saunders edits the 1942 Web and serves on the Honor Council. Phi Gamma Delta is the social fraternity for both. Faculty reps include Professors Williams and Henderson and Dr. McDanel. Henderson, Johns Hopkins initiate, fills Ritter’s vacancy. Ritter pursues a PhD. Fred Caylor is Richmond circle secretary treasurer.

University of California University of North Carolina John Decker Tau Kappa Alpha National Forensic Fraternity Collegian Honor Council University Players Philologian Literary Society Phi Gamma Delta Lee Saunders Rho Eta Sigma Y Cabinet Williams Fletcher Henderson Ralph McDanel Henderson Johns Hopkins Eugene Ritter Fred Caylor Richmond

Automobile Kills Student-Hired Horse Near Richmond College

Two Richmond College students Herbert Feinberg and Daniel Lasmore were returning a horse to the Richmond Riding Academy on Patterson Avenue when a car driven by R. H. Weymouth struck and killed the animal. Feinberg said the horse slipped and Dan led it along the road edge facing traffic. The academy has taken action against the driver.

Richmond College Patterson Avenue Herbert Feinberg Daniel Lasmore Richmond Riding Academy Feinberg Dan Academy R. H. Weymouth

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