Richmond Collegian Sports Department Members and Rates
The Richmond Collegian lists staff in the sports department including Austin Grigg, Robert Murrill, James Burkeypile, William Correll, Hunter B. Keck, Leonard Amatead. It notes weekly publication, subscription rates for one and two years, and requests checks be made to The Richmond Collegian at University of Richmond Virginia. The issue is dated November 8, 1945 as a second class matter.
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Associated Collegiate Press
Richmond Collegion
University of Richmond
Virginia
Robert Murrill James Burkeypile
William Correll Hunter B. Keck Leonard Amatead
Web Dance at Richmond College Sparks Yearbook Excitement
The Collegian congratulates Herbert Allen co editor of the 1987 Web for his novel idea of sponsors at the upcoming Web Dance. The plan to introduce individual sponsors during the dance aims to boost yearbook sales and student engagement, with nonsubscriber admission to be discouraged.
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Collegian
Herbert Allen
Allen
Richmond ‘College
Our Own Backyards and the Royal Crisis
The piece urges shedding yellow journalism surrounding Edward VIII's abdication for a broader look at looming economic and international problems. It calls for sober discussion of measures to avert a potential crisis, and criticizes how convenient memories skip past domestic fraud and corruption.
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Edward VIII
Reading John Bull's Shoulder May Unearth Public Minds
The piece argues the English remain polite and skeptical of U.S. political campaigns. It warns that if Americans tolerate mudslinging by officials, England may respond by scrutinizing U.S. conduct and uncover embarrassing actions in turn. The tone urges restraint and mutual restraint in public discourse.
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John Bull
Courage and Foresight Reap Their Rewards at Junior Prom
The Junior Prom of the Class of '38 was a landmark campus event praised for bold concept and high turnout. Student support, generous spending, and tireless planning by class officers and committees yielded a successful dance that stood out for its innovation and value.
Are We Running a Sewing Circle
Gossip fills chapel programs as student bodies barely hear speakers. Letters from Al Dickinson and Louise Thompson request courteous conduct. The administration has secured speakers and urges cooperation and enjoyment of talks.
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al Dickinson
Louise Thompson
Collegian
Pitt'En-In Trounces UTOS in Strong Start to Season
The Pitt'En-In team won 65 to 16 against UTOS and 45 to 29 over Hampden Sydney as Richmond’s Spiders look to build on a budding basketball season. Duke visits tonight seeking redemption after a 19 to 0 football practice score.
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UTOS
Hampden-Sydney
Richmond
Spiders
Pitt
Westhampton Hockey Season Praised For Intramural Support
Westhampton closes a successful hockey season not by varsity wins but by strong backing from students and intramural participation. The Freshman Class led campus enthusiasm, aided by the English visiting squad, and a close Sweet Briar game highlighted growing skill.
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Westhampton
Inter-American Conference aims at unity and trade ties
At Buenos Aires the Inter-American Conference has finished opening formalities and will decide on proposals. The issue is strengthening democracy through peace and a self sufficient economic system in the Americas, with reciprocal tariff treaties and South American trade routes. The United States promotes the Good Neighbor policy and unity to avoid war’s influence.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Europe
Asia
Zollverein
Hull
Vesper Service to Feature Glee Clubs and Choir
Sunday evening at 7 in Cannon Memorial Chapel features a special song service. Richmond Glee Club will sing In Dulci Jubilo and Bring a Torch under Fred Laughon. Westhampton Glee Club adds two numbers and a chorus of over sixty voices from both colleges and the University Choir performs Handel's Hallelujah Chorus. The service closes with a candlelight recessional.
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Cannon Memorial Chapel
Richmond Glee Club
Westhampton Glee Club
University
Fred Laughon
Jeanette Isabella
Sigma Pi Sigma Installs Two New Members
At a recent Sigma Pi Sigma meeting two new members were inducted Professor Clyde Eugene Moss and Robert Nathan Heller. Wayne Shannon led a discussion tracing atomic development from simple to complex phases and theories. A social function followed on Saturday November 21 at Catherine Carswell’s Richmond home with scientific games and refreshments.
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Sigma Pi Sigma
Physics Society
Clyde Eugene Moss
Robert Nathan Heller
Wayne Shannon
Richmond
Catherine
Kitty) Carswell
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Richmond Collegian
Monmiber
Virginia Intercollegiate Press
Asoeiation
National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers
Bernard M. Dabney
Mitchell D. Kate
Bethel
Eubank Autoclate
Russell So Vate
Ene
Homme Penser Ey
Edwint Wortham
Helene Salaman
Paul Watlington
Boford
Branitis
Francis Tyndall
Martha Eilis Merrill O'Connor
Martha Elliot
John G. Staples
Fred Timberlake
Jean Searing
Henry Snellings
Mal Ruth Raflin
Em Mertee
Austin Grigg
A. Louis Tobias
Margaret Dudley
David M. Wear
Edwin L. Levy
Je Robert Hardy
Sidney Watney
Robert HH
Brient
Paty
Frank Connor
Jobn Haw
Edwin Thornton
Arthur Beck
Playhouse
Stuart Gahham, Jr
Ralph P. Moore
Darbette Stephenson
Santa
Buford
Brandis
Our
Americas
Vesper Service
Interfraternity Council
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