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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1940

Page

6

Wylie Calls For Critics Of Radio In Public Note

CBS script director Max Wylie urges public critique of radio programs as a key to better broadcasts. His new Best Broadcasts of 1940 anthology collects news reports, comedies, dramas, and a John Kirby band continuity, aiming to preserve top CBS radio work for study and public discussion.

Max Wylie Friendly Brond Columbia Broadcasting System Wylie CBS John Kirby Bombay India University of Punjab New England Jonathan Edwards Edna Edwards Wylie Philip Wylie Ted

Dean's List Names and Honors Recap Include Local Students

A continued Dean's List roll features numerous area students with varying scores and last names such as King, Kinsey, Laird, Lipscomb, Lowry, Lucas, MacKenzie, Moore, Parkerson, Phillips, Pohlig, Pugh, Raney, Rawlings, Rice, Rochkind, Salisbury, Sanger, Saun ders, Shaia, Skinner, Snowa, Stephenson, Townsend, Tyler, Van Leeuwen, Wilkinson, and Willis. The list highlights academic achievement across departments and class standings.

King Henry B John B Kinsey Ralph E Klafsky Krug Laird Lankford V. T Lipscomb Lowry M. Y Lucas MacKenzie Wm. A McGehee Pugh T. B Raney Wm. N Rawlings

Journalism Class Tours Richmond News Plant

Nine pairs of University of Richmond journalism students toured the Richmond News Leader and Times-Dispatch plant guided by John Stratton. They saw camera and typewriter to printed page operations, including engraving, composing room work, AP wire service, presses, morgue, circulation, and photo-engraving, leaving with a sense of complexity and greatness.

Richmond News Leader Times-Dispatch University of Richmond R. ©. McDanel Joseph WB. Nettles John Stratton William Christian George Fortescu Associated Press Bureau Richmond Globe

Richmond College Christmas Holidays Schedule

The dean announces the Christmas holidays begin at 1 30 P M December 18 and end at 8 30 A M January 3. All unexcused absences immediately before and after the break will count as double cuts.

Richmond College

Friday the 13th and the 18th superstition debate

In a chaotic scene students debate superstition as tests hang on Friday the 13th and potential rescheduling to Friday the 18th. Buddy Mayo, Mary Alice Smith, Dorreh Oldham, Juliette Loving, Dave Rogers and Ben Rouzie weigh luck, timing and school policy in a fragmented classroom moment.

Buddy Mayo Mary Alice Smith Dorreh Oldham Juliette Loving Dave Rogers Ben Rouzie

Xmas Co-ed Continue on Page 1 bids lead Theta Chi

The notice invites participation in a campus Christmas event aimed at highlighting a "man of the moment" as lights at the event create a festive mood. It notes the cost going to the Athletic Association and reports Theta Chi leading campus bids with sixteen members invited for the Co-ed.

The Athletic Association Theta Chi’s

Tests on Friday The 18th Confuses The Group

Rogers and Ronzie discuss tests and dates with confusion and frustration. The dialogue centers on Friday the 18th and Friday the 14th, with interruptions and scattered remarks. Tom Benton dreams of summer while the others remain unsettled by schedules and uncertainty. Brad is asked to be released.

Rogers Ronzie Brad Tom Benton

Mostly Jive Continued from Page Two Gabriel

The piece describes Hawkins leading a full band jazz pattern with strong trumpet work and a "Tuxedo Junction" tempo. Artie Shaw and his Gramercy Five are highlighted on two tracks with a swing harpsichord, harpsichord with John Guamiere and Billy Sutherfield, plus Shaw's standout clarinet.

Gabriel Hawkins Artie Shaw Gramercy Five Summit Ridge John Guamiere Billy Sutherfield Shaw Artie

Mid-year Examinations Set for January Dates

Examinations will begin Tuesday January 14 and end Saturday January 26 according to the Dean's office. The exam schedule will be posted once Deans Keller and Pinchbeck finalize arrangements.

Keller Pinchbeck

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