Campus Forum Defeats US World Police Rule
The third Campus Forum of the year ended in a 47 46 negative tie on the resolution that the United States cannot afford to be the world s policeman. Freshman Clarke Bustard and Bruce Ropiecki argued for affirmative and negative cases respectively.
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United States
Clarke Bustard
Bruce Ropiecki
Middle East
Southeast Asia
U.S
Jerry Tarver
J. Martin Ryle
Dr. Ryles
James Pollard
Debate Team Remains Undefeated at Dixie Classic
The University’s varsity debate team, led by captain Tim Finchem and Bob Frank, finished 8-0 at Wake Forest’s Dixie Classic, defeating top schools including Northwestern Illinois State Purdue Ohio State Texas A&M Fordham Georgia Washington and Lee and Florida. The second team went 5-8, while two Temple novice squads went 4-0 and 2-2, and coach Max Graeber noted scholarship disparities.
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Tim Finchem
Bob Frank
University of Georgia
Washington and Lee University
University of Florida
Ken Elsen
Cathy Crossland
Temple University
Philadelphia
Dwight Inge
Steve Heslop
Tom Veazey
Pat Collins
Max Graeber
VCU Challenge: Richmond Colleges Face New Urban University
An analysis of the Wayne Commission report urges Virginia to consider an urban university in Richmond through a merger of RPI and MCV. It discusses VCU’s potential impact on the University of Richmond, differences in mission, possible enrollment shifts, and the need for UR to modernize and expand.
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Wayne Commission
Virginia General Assembly
Richmond
RPI
MCV
University of Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Commonwealth University
VCU
Commission
John Logan
Hollins College
General Assembly
Reverie Magazine Seeks Submissions by December 19
The Reverie student literary magazine at University College has a December 19 deadline for submissions. Students wishing to contribute should contact Al. Kent.
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Reverie
University College
al. Kent
Letters Express Moral Clash Over War and Faith
A reader argues killing in war can be justified to defend religious freedom against communism. The letter cites Jesus, the temple cleansing, and Egyptian pharaohs to defend stance while condemning violence yet displaying a willingness to defend faith through force. The piece ends with a provocative antiwar chant aimed at Ho Chi Minh.
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Jesus
God
Moses
Promised Land
Rodney Poole Elected IFC Recording Secretary
Rodney Poole a School of Business Administration junior from Richmond has been elected to the newly created post of Interfraternity Council recording secretary. Poole is the Kappa Sigma representative to the IFC and has served as pledgemaster and ritualist for his fraternity. He has also served on the rush committee for two years.
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Rodney Poole
School of Business Administration
Richmond
Interfraternity Council
Poole
Kappa Sigma
IFC
Rush
Vacancy Created In Richmond Honor Council
A junior member vacancy on the Richmond College Honor Council arises after Jeff Altman's resignation. Recommendations from SGA officers, senators and representatives must be submitted to the senate before Christmas.
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Richmond College Honor Council
Jeff Altman
SGA
Senate
Work Seminar At UR Center Led By Mogensen
A three day work simplification seminar will be held at the Hotel John Marshall Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The Institute for Business and Community Development of the University of Richmond sponsors the event with Allan H Mogensen leading the seminar. Registration is at 8 50 a m Wednesday at the John Marshall.
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John Marshall
Institute For Business and Community Development of
The
University of Richmond
Allan H. Mogensen
Mogensen
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Campus Forum
Finchem
Frank
Wake Forest
VOU
APT
University
West End
Wayne
VGU
Kitsteiner
Ho Chi Minh
SBA
UR Center
River Road Baptist Church
Glass—church Library
Bob Sheperd
Robert Alley
Fellowship Hall
Vernon A. Richardson
North Court Barrier
Westhampton
Richmond College
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