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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
6
A collage of quips and comic lines featuring playful exchanges from multiple voices. The text riffs on weddings and firefighting, traffic, trombones, stockings, and cheeky one liners tied to named captions and humorists.
The Collegian invites readers to mail tidy gossip for a light campus column. It mocks sensationalism while hinting at whispered speculation about a junior senior prom and a favored editor amid campus society lore.
Lady Windemere's Fan will be presented tonight at the Red Cross Building in Richmond with a cast led by Gladys Smith and Emily Schielinger. The four act Wilde comedy follows Mrs. Erlynne's rise in London society as intrigues unfold among the "400" and other social figures.
Campus council reviews fraternity competition and near term games. A move to revise the constitution on rushing season is tabled for the next meeting. Officials aim to codify and clarify lacking rules.
The series includes Mind of the Crowd by Professor Astrop, Philosophy Ancient and Modern by Dr Holtzclaw, and The Profession of Business by Dr Pinchbeck. The committee is J. Seay Jr., Garnett Ryland, Lough, Katherine Reding, and Dr BR A Stewart.
The article lists a long roster for a college band with sections including altos, clarinets, baritone, bass, trombone, piccolo, and drums, naming members such as Abbott, Allen, Decker, Ragland Neathery, Powers, Smithson, and others. It presents the band as the largest in the college's history.
A Columbia professor, a college president, university leaders and faculty praise a student booklet sold at the University of Richmond Book Store and Wunter's. The collection evokes courage, vision, and thoughtful dialogue with students.
The faculty approved a four day Christmas test period to avoid overloading students with quizzes. The decision followed brief discussion after a petition and aims for students to attend all classes until colleges close for holidays.
A detailed schedule lists exam times for business, chemistry, languages, history, physics, math, sociology and more across January 24 to January 30. Entries specify class sections, days, and morning or afternoon slots for classes meeting at various times.
Friday schedule runs 9 A.M. to 12 M. with classes including French 3-4 c Greek 1-2 Physics 7-8 Psychology 1-2 b Education 7-8 Philosophy 1-2 and more. Saturday repeats 9 A.M. to 12 12:25 P.M. with Keon 1-2 English 3-4 French 1-2 German 3-4 History 1-2 Pub Sph 1-2 Psychology 3-4 Spanish 9-10 Education 9-10 Philosophy 5-6.
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