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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1963

Page

3

University of Richmond Westhampton Decorates for Christmas

UR students prepare for vacation as Christmas spirit fills Westhampton College. Dorms at Keller Hall North and South Courts display trees and festive door decorations with themes like Happiness is Santa’s Reindeer and Toyland. A college committee judges dorm decorations and awards candy prizes for best hall and door displays.

University of Richmond Westhampton College Keller Hall

Odd Tree decorates Westhampton College green for Christmas

The Odd Tree on Westhampton College green before North Court dormitory uses red and yellow lights and a three dimensional cardboard beanie. It was created by the Westhampton junior class to symbolize team spirit and class unity with decoration by the 1965 and 1967 classes. Freshmen and juniors will sing carols around the tree Monday at 7.

Westhampton College North Court Westhampton Frances Guynn

Pi Mu Epsilon Initiates Virginia Alpha Members Ceremony

The Virginia Alpha chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon held initiation at Richmond Hall on December 9 at 7 50 pm. New members include J M Bailey GC W Erickson A F Johnson P E Johnson K R King F Parks G E B Rick R L Tomlin J V Bowen and many others plus Ann Carter Grace Collins Bonnie Higgins Dick Manson Dick Marks Janet Renshaw. To join the society a member must hold a B average in math and a 15 average in other courses.

Virginia Alpha Chapter Pi Mu Epsilon Richmond Hall J. M. Bailey GC. W, Erickson A. F, Johnson P. E. Johnson K. R. King Parks G. EB Rick R. L, Tomlin J. V. Bowen Stuart Glough Mike Kusheba G. H. G. Patterson Susan Darden Fay Martin Suzanne Smola Millie Bradshaw Phyllis Grasty Cheryl Kerr Diane Minter Marionette Parker Linda Webb Bettie Lee Currell Karen Curtis Nancy Curtis Carol Good Tay Wynne Mary Frances Webb Mary §. Robinson Joan Hoch Marian Binder Jackie Branch Wren Dawson Janet Taylor Ann Carter Grace Collins Bonnie Higgins Dick Manson Dick Marks Janet Renshaw Society

Brain Cortex Holds Ten Billion Nerve Cells

The brain's cortex contains about ten billion nerve cells and is the brain's most advanced center.

YMCA IFG Fraternities Host Orphan Christmas Party

The YMCA and IFG hosted the annual Orphan Christmas Party in Millhiser Gymnasium this afternoon. About five orphans from Saint Joseph's Villa attended with fraternity and YMCA reps. Entertaining the children were Miss Montell and Santa Claus. Each fraternity donated 10 gifts so each child received several items. Reggie Jones, IFC party co chair, called it a chance for fraternities to show they are more than social groups. Arnold Cotton was the other IFGQ co chair.

Ymca-Ifg Millhiser Gymnasium Saint Joseph's Villa YMCA Miss Montell Santa Claus Reggie Jones IFC IFGQ Arnold Cotton

NoDoz Keeps You Alert Faster Than Coffee

NoDoz helps maintain mental alertness with a safe refresher similar to coffee and tea but is faster and more reliable. It is described as absolutely not habit forming.

Fraternity Leaders Attend Interfraternity Conference in NYC

Patten Cohen and Jones represented the University at the annual Interfraternity Conference held December 5 to 7 at the Americana Hotel in New York City. Justice Tom Clark of the U S Supreme Court delivered the keynote address and urged public education on fraternity values.

Eddie Cohen Interfraternity Council Reggie Toner Don Patten Sith Americana Hotel New York City Tom Clark U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clark University of Texas Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Fraternity of Man Irving Dilliard Chicago St. Louis Post-Dispatch United States Robert W. Kelly New York Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity N.C Bertram W. Bennett Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Kelly

Richmond College Self-Study Plans Committees Formed

The Richmond College RC Committee On Self-Study organized before Thanksgiving with subcommittees on educational program faculty physical plant and library and student personnel. Members include Tom Benton Reggie Jones Eddie Cohen Harry Lea Don Patten Dick Peterson Russ Siler Ed Shrum Al Towber man Pete Kucera Bill Taliaferro Richard Gook Howard Lee Archie Yeatts. Committees will evaluate their areas and provide student guided recommendations via questionnaires to the faculty steering committee.

Richmond College Tom Benton Reggie Jones Eddie Cohen Harry Lea Don Patten Dick Peterson Russ, Siler Ed Shrum

Five Initiated into Alpha Kappa Psi Delta Zeta Chapter

Five University seniors were initiated into the Delta Zeta chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi on December 5. New members are Joseph Desch George McNeal William Rox ton Ken Philbrick and Russell Allen.

Delta Zeta Chapter Alpha Kappa Psi National Business Fraternity Joseph Desch George McNeal William “Roxton Ken Philbrick Russell Allen

Teen unemployment rises as standards and automation hit youth

Teen-age unemployment is an increasingly explosive social problem. Tougher academic standards are raising the number of school drop-outs while automation has eliminated many unskilled jobs. Although under-20s are one ninth of the labor force, they make up a quarter of all unemployed.

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