Openings Tomorrow Lettermen Concert Planned for Richmond College
The Lettermen concert, canceled after President Kennedy's death, will be rescheduled with tickets honored tomorrow. Arch ie Yeatts and Russ Siler, Richmond College leaders, urge student support as tickets remain available via Senate members or the Emporium. Fraternity parties and a Spider basketball game with The Citadel are also on tap.
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John ¥. Kennedy
Groveland
Ohio
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Lege Senate
Emporium
Citadel
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Varsity
Play to Open December 16 at University of Richmond
The University of Richmond Players reschedule Look Homeward Angel from December 11 15 to December 16 18 due to cast illness. Performances will be in the Quonset Hut Studio WO 4515.
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Ancient Yale Ceremony Scheduled for Tuesday
The Religious Activities Council hosts a Tuesday evening chapel service with nine scripture lessons from Genesis to the Gospels and carols. Alfred Hassler’s The Carol That Never Was Sung will be read, and representatives from various groups will participate in scripture readings.
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England
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Fellowship of Reconciliation
Antigone Screened by University Foreign Film Society
The 1962 Best Actor winner Antigone will be shown on Wednesday January 8 at 5 50 p m in the physics building under the University Foreign Film Society auspices Irene Papas stars as Antigone daughter of Oedipus and Creon’s niece The adaptation by George Travellas preserves the tragedy with faithful text and strong direction as noted by Noelle Gillmore and Saturday Review
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Sophocles
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Saturday Review
Wayne Links US Deficit To Abroad Involvements
Edward A. Wayne president of the Fifth District Federal Reserve Bank argues on campus that the US deficit of 2.2 billion dollars stems from capital transactions abroad. He says rebuilding the western world requires American resources and that currency interchangeability since 1958 drives the deficit. He outlines tied grants, fair-share funding, and interest equilibration as remedies and notes nations view the deficit as essential to Western prosperity.
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Miss Richmond 1964 Beauty Pageant Seeks Entrants
The Ginter Park Junior Woman's Club of Richmond seeks entrants for Miss Richmond 1964 with a $400 scholarship, an all expenses paid Roanoke trip, and chances at state and national contests. Entrants must be single ages 18 to 28 as of Sept 7 1964 and residents of Richmond or surrounding counties for six months. Deadline February 10 1964. entries chair Mrs P Wilson James 3613 Edgewood Drive Richmond.
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Westhampton College Elects Barbara Veno SGA Secretary
Miss Barbara Veno was elected secretary of the Westhampton College Government, filling a post vacated by Thedla Gunn who transfers this semester. A Dean's List student and valedictorian of Washington and Lee High School, she has served as student council secretary and varsity cheerleader and participates in synchronized swimming.
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Westhampton College
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Washington and Lee High School
Arlington
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Collegian Plans Luncheon Meeting
The Cotreotan staff will hold a luncheon meeting at 12 30 p m Tuesday in their office. All staff members are urged to attend.
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Richmond College Honor Council Case Guilty On Pledge Violation
The Richmond College Honor Council found the student guilty of violating a signed pledge. The penalty is minor and includes loss of credit on the questioned work.
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Richmond College
Alumnae State Party for Tots Christmas Event
Children of Weasthampton College alumnae will gather in Keller Hall Sunday at 3 o'clock for a Christmas party. Westhampton senior Kathy White will present a puppet show, Santa Claus will visit, and refreshments will be served. The party is sponsored by the Class of 1953 under general chairman Gerrie K. Jones.
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Keller Hall
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Westhampton
Santa Claus
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Professor Scherer Lectures on French Contemporary Theater
Jacques Scherer, visiting Hollins College professor, spoke at Dennis Auditorium under the Thomas Lecture Foundation on The French Contemporary Theater. He outlined theater organization, presentation types, and movements such as anti theater and transcendentalist theater, predicting ongoing excitement for French drama.
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George M. Modlin
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