University of Richmond Choir and Orchestra to Perform Monday
The University of Richmond Choir and Chamber Orchestra, directed by Jack M. Jarrett, perform at Canon Memorial Chapel Monday night at 8 40. The program includes Palestrina Missa Papae Marcelli Kyrie Credo Agnus Dei Handel Organ Concerto Op 7 No 7 with Suzanne Kidd, Bach Cantata No 12 with soloists Catherine Pendleton Wass and Robert Hodder, plus Mozart Requiem and Haydn Symphony No 85 La Reine.
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Christ
Catherine Pendleton
Jarrett
Wass
Robert Hodder
Pieter Uitvlucht
Richmond Symphony Orchestra
James Hosts
University Music
Dr. Neusmann
Hayden
Mozart
French Critic Jacques Scherer to Lecture at University
Jacques Scherer, Sorbonne professor of French literature and theatre history, will speak December 10 in Dennis Auditorium Boan. The lecture, The French Contemporary Theatre, is under the Thomas Lecture Foundation and aligns with Scherer’s international work on Moliere Racine and modern drama.
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Encyclopedia of the Theatre
Rome
Ministry of Information
Algiers
Swarthmore
Colleges Plan Annual University Christmas Party
Keller Hall will host the University Christmas party on December 11 at 7 30 p m. Students from Richmond College Westhampton College and the School of Business Administration will attend a program in the reception room featuring women’s choir songs folk music a faculty storyteller a child’s recital and a Bible reading by an administrator An unexpected guest will arrive and refreshments and caroling in the piano room will follow
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School of Business Administration
Plano
Varsity Debaters Take Second at Duquesne Invitational
The University’s two man varsity debate team placed second at the Duquesne University invitational over November 22 and 23. Debaters Russ Warren and Jerry Becker defeated La Salle College, Kent State, Mt. Mercy and Boston College, losing only to St Joseph College. Warren earned a sixth place speaker certificate while the team argued the 1963 64 topic on federal guarantees for higher education access.
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Duquesne University
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School of Business Administration
Jerry Becker
Richmond
Lettermen Concert Rescheduled to December 14 at 2 PM
The Lettermen and Fall Openings show has been moved to Saturday December 14 at 2 pm. Tickets remain available from student government officers and pre bought tickets for the original November 23 date will be honored.
Comvo to Hear Choral Groups
Schubert Mass in G to be presented by University choral groups at convocation on December 12 and 19. Soloists Miss Joyce Sanford Warren Taylor and Stuart Medlin lead a 125 member chorus from Westhampton Glee Club Men’s Glee Club and University Choir. The 1815 Latin Mass includes five movements Agrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Benedictus Agnus Dei.
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Franz Schubert
Look Homeward Angel University Players Stage Next Week
University Players present Look Homeward Angel a three act comedy drama December 11 12 13 14 15 at 815 pm in the Quonset Hut Theater Student tickets 75 cents per person season tickets honored Ketti Frings adaptation based on Thomas Wolfe novel Eliza Gant portrayed by Carol Baldwin cast includes Dick Musgrave James Garrett Polly McDowell Bob Arthur Sherry Burgan Joe Bristow and others Alion Williams directs with William Lockey technical director Chuck Harrison stage manager
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Polly McDowell
James Garrett
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Sue Hepler
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Jim Robertson
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Y Will Sponsor Tea at Bon Air Westhampton YWCA
The Westhampton YWCA hosts its annual tea at the Bon Air Home for Girls this Sunday December 8 at 3 30 pm. A grounds tour and vesper service precede the tea and Westhampton girls may sign up in the cloister or tea room bulletin board. Joyce Sanford chairs the event.
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Snowball Dance Promises Semi Formal Evening at Kelley Hall
The Westhampton Athletic Association sponsors the Snowball dance in Kelley Hall gym tomorrow from nine to midnight. The Collegians perform as a local band while refreshments are served and a photographer will be present for couple photos.
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Clubs to Sing On Joint Tour
The Westhampton College Glee Club directed by Jack Jarrett and the Randolph Mackon College Glee Club directed by R J D Ward will perform together at Randolph-Macon on Thursday evening December 12. They will then travel to Elon N C for the next night and return to Richmond on Sunday for a 8 pm concert at Reveille Methodist Church. Soloists Letty Sloan and Walker Glenn headline with accompaniment by Donnalee Rowe. the program includes A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Britten and Quem Vidistis Pastores by Dering.
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Jack Jarrett
Randolph-Macon College Glee Club
R. J D. Ward
Randolph-Macon
Elon
Richmond
Reveille Methodist Church
Benjamin Britten
Dering
Letty Sloan
Walker Glenn
Donnalee Rowe
Westhampton
Nagy Advocates Democracy Reform in Underprivileged Nations
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Dr. Ferenc Nagy spoke at the university outlining reform needs for newly independent nations. He urged democratic paths, land reform, social equalization, and literacy as keys to development, contrasting democracy with Soviet-style rule. He praised Peace Corps and Kennedy’s approach, warned against communist pitfalls, and noted Hungary’s past land redistribution and current clerical exile trends.
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