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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1972

Page

7

British Debaters Jibe and Discuss Silent Majority

Oxford University guests Peter A. Haywood and Julian Priestly debated with UK students before about 150 in a discussion on whether politicians listen too much to the silent majority. Haywood and Mary Lynn Tate supported the affirmative. Hawkes and Hawkes’ freshman member argued the silent majority does not exist.

United States Great Britain Peter A. Haywood Julian Priestly Oxford University Oxford Haywood Mary Lynn Tate Westhampton Priestly Ot Hawkes Miss Tate Hawkes University of Richemond Edward Heath England New York City McGovern U.S Nixon Britain

Campus Christmas lights and chimes draw campus crowds

Two trees by Westhampton Lake will be lit Saturday as chimes from Boatwright Library bell tower fill the air with carols. The tradition blends new campus decorations with old chime music dating to 1955, using an electrical system praised for ease and variety by Hilton Rusty and others.

Westhampton Boatwright Library Hilton Rusty Carilorneuy Sellesville Penn Rusty Virginia War Memorial Park Cident University of Virginia Uva Rudolph M. Peterson

Moonchildren at Stage Center Shows UR Ties and Talent

Stage Center presents Moonchildren directed by Michael Rosen with UR connections including Tim Perrell Michael Williamson Wayne Keyser and 1970 UR graduate. The play follows college seniors wrestling with love identity and purpose amid weighty questions and a lively ensemble delivers thoughtful theater despite rowdy surroundings.

University of Richmond Stage Center Michael Waller Tim Perrell Michael Williamson Wayne Keyser Michael Rosen Frank McGinty Christy Donohoe Melvin Yeamans, Jr McGinty Robin Chapman Dennis Reno Lynne Salisbury Christopher Ellis Perrell Keyser Kares Lewis

Pi Mu Epsilon Initiates Eleven New Members

The Pi Mu Epsilon chapter held its first meeting of the year and initiated eleven new members. President Rob Koether and officers presented certificates while Professor Grable gave a history and Dr. Atkins explained the seal. New members include Joe Hoover, James Knaub Jr, Gwen Boyce, Diane McIlroy, Gindy Nunis, Tommy Barnes, Jos Jeffrey, Christine Grove, Donna Higginbotham, Aunt Maxey, Debbie Pierce.

Pi Mu Epsilon National Honorary Fraternity For Mathematics Professor Grable Atkins Rob Koether Drew Brown Charlie Carter Betty Rodman Tyler Lee Joe Hoover James Knaub Gwen Boyce Diane McIlroy Gindy Nunis Richmond Tommy Barnes Jarrett Jos Jeffrey Nutley New Jersey Christine Grove Waynesboro Donna Higginbotham Orange Aunt Maxey Powhatan Debbie Pierce Virginia Beach

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Bill Norris Boatwright Tower Silat State Virginia Museum Theatre Ken Letner Scrooge Willow Lawn Shopping Robert Lord Randolph Churchill Anne Bancroft Jennie Simon Ward Young Winston Vivian Chenault Williamson Rex Pi Mu Epsilon Fraternity Gurtain Laurel Street
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