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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
2
A garbled APIC report from the University of Richmond references Mallar Naver and a dean’s grant figure per year for five decades. The fragment suggests an academic financial study or scholarship program affecting students at Richmond College.
The column urges Board of Publications to adopt procedural changes including placing editors and business managers on the board with voting power. It argues current method is cumbersome, proposes May first start date, staff checks on recommendations, and a defined appointment process to ensure capable publication officers.
Richmond prepares for a decisive game against Emory and Henry after a lopsided Thanksgiving loss. The team seeks redemption with a rejuvenated spirit and strong student backing, aiming to restore pride for Alma Mater and the Spiders.
A small crowd attends The Last Word wedding with Ike Kramer in velvet and blue. Officiant George and best man mishap with a tissue wrapped ring, while friends fill the remarks with campus chatter and social page color.
President Daley reveals in a private interview that the NRA College Code has been signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt and will take effect next term at Richmond College. The code limits study hours, chapel credit, term paper pricing, text limits, film time, holidays, and a campus bureau for Westhampton girls, with a committee to expand regulations.
A compact review of several CBS radio shows and acts. It notes Albert Spalding and Conrad Thibault with Don Voorhees Orchestra, Ipana Troubadours, the Swift Revue, and current commentary from Westhampton, Westwood, and related musical segments with pet concerns and promos for the channel's weekly lineup.
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