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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
6
Richmond College class of 1950 will hold its Junior Prom on March 5 in Millhiser Gymnasium from 9 to 12. The event, open only to juniors, features a figure formation and the Townsmen orchestra from the recent Pika Ball. Financing comes from advertising space on desk blotters sold by the class committee.
The article lists multiple morning debates at 9 30 am in the Zooology Lecture Room Biology Building and in Room 16 Chemistry Building while George Washington faces Florida in Room 1 Administration Building and Wake Forest debates Navy in Room S Administration Building at 10 30 am Eight rounds decide the best team for each side with a championship at 3 30 pm in Educational Building Sec ond Baptist Church Certificates award 4 30 to 5 00 pm and a 7 30 pm banquet at the church with John Moncure master of ceremonies Harry Bore on piano Dave Keel stunts and a girls musical trio led by Mary Jean Ivey There is no speaker for the banquet.
A speaker said the directory will nearly cover publication costs and urged students to buy copies early. The Cabinet committee for the guide includes George, Terry, Harold Smithson, Hervie Jones, Junior O’Brien, Mansfield Snyder, Melvin Spicer, and Florence Crate.
Morton Marks, editor of TraxCon LEGIAN, says a student poll shows 48 percent found the paper better than last year while 3 percent thought it worse. Five percent criticized editorials and five percent criticized columns. At least 25 percent want more sports and intramural news and fewer rewrites from local papers.
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