Richmond College News Staff and Officers Listed
Entered as second class matter November 8 1915 at the University of Richmond Post Office under the act of March 3 1879 Morris E Milner Editor in Chief G Cary White Managing Editor Alpha L Gordon Westhampton Editor C MM Robinson Correspondent Judson Evans Feature Editor Louis Humphries Correspondent Francis N Taylor Sports Editor RK W Neathery Jr Correspondent Reporters R B Cheatham J D Martin Dorothy Knibb H M Herman M S Shockley May Rudd M P Patteson R Edwards Rebecca Brockenbrough J M Moore Tone Stressy Mary Hall Drinkard David J Herman Mary Mason Thelma Phleger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond, Va
Congress
Alpha L. Gordon
Westhampton
C, MM. Robinson
Judson Evans
Louis Humphries
Francis N. Taylor
W. Neathery, Jr
R. B, Cheatham
J. D. Martin
Dorothy Knibb
H. M, Herman
M. S. Shockley
May Rudd
M. P. Patteson
R, Edwards
Rebecca Brockenbrough
J. M. Moore
Tone Stressy
Mary Hall Drinkard
David J, Herman
Mary Mason Thelma Phleger
Newspaper Business Staff Roles Listed In McLouthlin Note
The fragment lists business staff names and titles including Edward H. Pruden as Business Manager W Roland Galvin Circulation Mgr G F Mullin Asst Business Mgr J P Lambeth Asst Circulation Mgr Martha Lipscomb Westh'n Bus Mgr C Dinty Moore Asst Circulation Mgr Mary McLouthlin Asst W Bus Mgr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Pruden
Roland Galvin
Member of Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
A brief note lists affiliation with the Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association and theastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association, indicating membership in regional press groups.
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Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Astern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Protect the Honor System at Final Examinations
The article urges strict enforcement of the honor system during final exams, noting freshmen will face a severe test. It argues honesty matters for personal integrity and degree value, and supports Student Senate action to dismiss students who cheat. It defends hard study and cramming as common college practices.
Make U. of R. Bigger Better Busier
Faculty members urge public outreach during Christmas vacation to recruit talented high school students for the University of Richmond. Students should visit homes and debate teams, athletics, drama, and other fields to plant interest and increase future enrollment. Local students are encouraged to use spare time to promote the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Reflections on Poverty and Prohibition in campus Life
The piece laments ignored hunger among students amid holiday cheer and distant injustices. It recalls frugality as virtue, cites a student who suicide after wealth, and muses on prohibition era verse and jokes. The tone blends social critique with nostalgic references and a wary view of optimism.
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Lehigh Valley
Frankie
Johnnie
Billy
Rhine
Bill Darrow
Christmas Mood Mood and Struggle Mentioned by Lraser
Fragmentary lines reference Christmas mood and student distress. Mentions lraser Lapsley and phrases about grinding workload and burning midnight oil. Unclear full context or event.
Poems from Mansfield and Cummings Reach the Library
The library has received a volume of Katharine Mansfield poems edited by her husband, including rare pieces not previously published. It contrasts her lightly naive poetry with the more serious work, and alongside it a collection of E. E. Cummings poems, praised for rich imagery and experimental form, despite contested punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Mansfield
Knopf
New York
Seltzer
Tam
Keats
Verlaine
Mr. KE
Cummings
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Richmond Collegian
Morris E., Milner
G. Cary White
U. OF R
Dicken
Near East
Salvation Army
Elks
Santa Claus
Abraham Lincoln
Lraser Lapsley
Paris
Mr. BL. Cummings
The
University
Richmond College
W. L. Prince
T. C. Williams School OF Law
James H. Barnett, Jr
North
Lombardy Street
Richmond
Westhampton College
College For Women
May L. Keller
Summer School
Post Office
F. W. Boatwright
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