McDanel Talks on League of Nations at Joint Meet
Dr. R C McDanel history and political science professor spoke on the League of Nations at a joint tea and discussion hosted by the International Relations Club and University of Richmond Peace Council. He said the League is a living organization and will endure with improvements.
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R. C. McDanel
League of Nations
International Relations Club
University of Richmond Peace Council
McDanel
Dr. Lough
Geneva
Samuel Shroetter
William and Mary College
University of Richmond Peace Councell
International Red Cross
Spain
Westhampton Professor Attends Southern YWCA Meeting
Dr Susan M Lough history professor at Westhampton joins Regional Student Council representatives from ten Southern States at the YWCA Building in Atlanta Georgia for December 5 6 sessions The council discussed closer campus YWCA ties and state level leadership duties Dr Lough was elected to the council last summer at Blue Ridge.
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Susan M. Lough
Westhampton
Atlanta
Georgia
Lough
Blue Ridge
Westhampton Collegian Offices Move to Larger Quarters
The Westhampton Collegian and Web and Messenger staffs move from a small third floor room to two rooms on the first floor. One room will serve as a general workroom and the other for files and office work. Weekly meetings will be held Tuesdays at 12:30 led by assistant editor Ethel Eubank.
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Westhampton
Westhampton Collegian
Web
Messenger
Ethel Eubank
YMCA Lecture On Sex Problems Of College Students
Dr. Rolvix Harlan of Richmond College will speak at the YMCA meeting on December 16 on Sex Problems of the College Student. The talk will be a free question discussion, and a large crowd is expected. The YMCA ping pong tournament with about 20 players continues, with a medal prize for the winner planned by holidays.
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Harlan
Richmond College
Glass Blowing Lab Offered by Chemistry Club
The Chemistry Club announces a new glass blowing lab open to all physics and chemistry students. Vice-president Mr. Harry Young says the program aims to improve student skill in glass blowing and advance practical laboratory craft.
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Chemistry Club
Harry Young
Young
Student body urged to hush during convocation
Alfred J. Dickinson Jr appeals to University of Richmond students to stop whispering and talking during public addresses. He says disruption harms the speaker’s reception and calls for postponing conversations until after assemblies. Westhampton College students are urged to demonstrate respect and avoid laughter or chatter during convocations.
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University of Richmond
Alfred J. Dickinson, JR
Westhampton College
Richmond College Web Dance and Yearbook Pricing
Louise Thompson presides as Student Government president for the Web Dance and 1987 Web yearbook. After Christmas prices rise to three dollars per book. Organizations pay thirty five dollars for two pages or twenty dollars for one page or twelve fifty for half page. Somers urges prompt payment by February 1 1937. Students at last year’s represented groups not included this year should see Paul Somers. The Web dance opens the second semester with a sponsor and dance section photos for the yearbook.
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Richmond College
Somers
Paul Somers
Allen
Glass Blowing Lecture Series by Richmond Firm
A representative of Phipps and Bird Company will lecture monthly on glass blowing. Chemistry and physics majors are invited to join the lab course, meeting in the Chemistry Building basement. Students may attend any or all days.
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Phipps and Bird Company
Richmond Glass Works
Carswell Heads U. of R. Fencers
Richmond College fencing coach Bob Carswell Jr. announces a promising season with twenty applicants. He aims for Southern Conference membership and hopes to face rivals William and Mary Washington and Lee as well as other strong fencing programs. Meetings are held in Millhiser Gym trophy room on M W F at 4 30 for potential new members.
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Richmond College
Bob Carsewell, Jr
Bob
Richmond
William and Mary
Washington and Lee
Millhiser Gym
Campbell Shapes Social Security Act Aims at Unified Program
Dr. Walter J. Campbell, chairman of the Education Division of the Federal Social Security Board, at Convocation said the Social Security Act is a unified approach to unemployment insurance old age pensions and relief for the blind amid mechanization and low wages. The Rev P Roland Wagner of Central Baptist Church Norfolk Va will address the assembly today.
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Walter J. Campbell
Federal Social Security Board
Campbell
P. Roland Wagner
Central Baptist Church
Norfolk
Virginia
Assembly
Rat Night delivers skits and poems under campus groups
Anne Ellis leads a program of short poems, skits, and jokes with Kitty Lyle directing a cannibal Isles skit and Jane Frances Davenport guiding a melodrama. Maude Smith and Betty Gray Pemberton stage pantomimes about loves, followed by a church service by Kitty Wicker. Seniors are named by each freshman, rat cards issued for omissions, and refreshments end the night.
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Anne Ellis
Kitty Lyle
Jane Frances Davenport
Maggie O'Brien
Maude Smith
Betty Gray Pemberton
Kitty Wicker
Rev J B Hill Speaks on Youth in Germany and Russia
Rev J B Hill addressed University Vespers discussing youth in Germany and Russia. He described government control of youth, mandatory camps, paid expenses, and distant prospects, noting censorship in Russia and the spread of nationalism. He urged faith in Christ Jesus as global hope and unity in humanity.
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University
Vespers
J. B. Hill
Germany
Russia
Hill
Christ Jesus
Fraternity Council Calls End to Hell Week at Richmond College
At a recent convention Russell Walton of Lambda Chi Alpha and John Radspinner of Phi Gamma Delta represented the Richmond College Interfraternity Council. The resolution urged conference members to support abolishing Hell Week to dignify fraternities and improve cooperation with colleges.
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Russell Walton
Lambda Chi Alpha
John Radspinner
Phi Gamma Delta
Richmond College Interfraternity Council
Classified Ad Rates Notice in Richmond Collegian
Advertising in the Richmond Collegian offers student rates at five cents per line for classified ads with a focus on affordability and space for local listings.
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The
Richmond Collegian
BEN PARKER FLOWERS AD PROMOTES PROMOTION WORK
Wanted men for advancement and promotion in work on the Richmond Collegian. Report to the Business Office, Room A, Playhouse, 12:30 to 2:00 PM Monday and Tuesday November 23 and 24. See Mike Katz or David Bear for details. Classified ads will be posted on a special bulletin board in the Student Shop.
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Richmond Collegian
Playhouse
Mike Katz
Mgr
David Bear
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