Richmond Councilman Carwile Lessons On Coliseum And Taxes
Richmond Councilman Howard Carwile spoke to the Young Republicans on city issues including the Coliseum, downtown parking, and taxes. He criticized closed meetings and questioned the coliseum plan, proposing a campus site and noting impacts on lower-income residents. He supported whiskey by the drink and urged health checks for food handlers while criticizing Richmond Forward.
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Expanding Consciousness Toward Persons Lecture
Jean Dickinson, former Westhampton College graduate, spoke at last night’s service on expanding consciousness toward persons. She urged seeing individuals before judging actions as a group and cautioned self reflection. Additional semester events include a candlelight Christmas ceremony on Thursday December 14 with choral selections by the Baptist Student Union Choir and a guest speaker to be announced.
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Jean Dickinson
Westhampton College
Baptist Student Union Choir
University of Richmond Ensemble to Present Winter Concert
The University of Richmond orchestra choir and brass ensemble perform in Gannon Memorial Chapel at 8 30 pm on Monday featuring Mozart Symphony No 34 in K 348 Bach Advent Cantata Nun komm der Heiden and a contemporary Sharagan and Fugue by Alan Howehinnes plus Renaissance motets and English carols. Bruce B Stevens will give an organ recital at 8 40 tonight in Cannen Memorial Chapel.
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Cannen Memorial Chapel
University Players Present Christmas Happening On Campus
The University Players announce a nontraditional Christmas production called a happening on December 18 at 7 00 p m in the Quonset Studio Theatre. The show features slides projections live and taped music and full audience participation. Philadelphia Here I Come by Brian Friel centers on a young man’s last night in a small Irish town before emigrating to America. Director William Lockey will stage it with tryouts in January requiring eleven men and three women. rehearsals start in February and performances run March 12 15.
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Quonset Studio Theatre
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America
William Lockey
Drama Department
History of UR Campus Beginnings and Changes
The 1912 image shows a former public amusement area on what is now University of Richmond campus with a dance hall on the hill and a bar to its left. The site became part of UR in 1914 and its main building evolved into an auditorium, later a biology and chemistry laboratory after a 1926 fire, then a site for student publications and graduation ceremonies before Boatwright Memorial Library was built in 1954. The bar building housed a student shop post office and barber shop until the Student Center replaced it.
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Richmond University Summer in Reading Drama Trip
University of Richmond offers a six week summer school at Reading England for drama students. Participants will live on campus and audit or take for credit courses Drama 21 and English 542 432 taught by UR faculty. The program includes attendance at 12 plays and ends with Edinburgh drama festival.
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Oxford
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Irby B. Brown
Richmond College
Maggie Smith
Trene Worth
David Warner
Tom Courtnay
Edinburg
Dr. Brown
Stornfire
Britain
Dr. Welsh
Freshmen Serenade Plans at Westhampton Richmond Colleges
Freshman classes from Westhamp ton College and Richmond College will serenade North and South Courts with Christmas songs Wednesday night. RC freshmen are invited to gather in the Keller Hall parking lot at 9 pm for carols with refreshments to follow.
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Meetings Announcements For NPS Deming
Weekly column lists club meeting notices for Deming students. The Religious Activities Council plans its annual Christmas Service on Thursday at 7 15 pm in the Chapel. Baptist Sal tal Union choir to sing carols. The Weasley Foundation provides transport to a Washington trip for Potters House and the Church of the Savior. Depart North Court barrier at 8 am. Contact Shackelford Sartain or Graham by tomorrow.
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