Richmond Collegian announces staff and masthead year 1938
The Richmond Collegian lists editors and staff for the University of Richmond paper with names across departments including Editor-in-Chief Charles B. Arendall, Managing Editors, News and Features editors, business staff, and department managers. The document notes November 8, 1015 as a close matter reference and lists numerous staff members and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Collegiate Press
Gallia
University of Richmond
Virginia
Richmond
Harles B. Arendall
Wi Tulleyconne
Shurdyon
Ewe Ryorr
Well
Bors
Soveres Veyed Ee Ewe
EalltorsNews
Nowe
Baitor
Aetelant News
Baiitor Ce Eeereeee Beatae Kaitoe
Eterees Beature Kaitor Ce Ata AvoRts Na Coe
Cees Porte Editor
Ocoe
Eli Keep
Bain Walker
Mae
Iehte
Lee Tanwhooy
Aiee Wrenn
Alvin Taylor
Jacob Bins
Foreword to Our Readers by Collegian Editors
The Collegian appears this week under feminine supervision with co operation from Richmond College editors and Westhampton staff. The experiment aims to widen co ordinator roles and fuse two colleges in closer university ties.
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Pnoday
Collegian
Richmond College
Westhampton
Tribute to Dr Boatwright as Richmond College marks 40th year
Public leaders and graduates honor Dr Frederick William Boatwright for four decades as president of Richmond College. He steered the move to Westhampton and expanded facilities creating new departments and a coordinating college for women. The dean of Virginia college presidents is praised for his energy and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick William Boatwright
Richmond College
Baptist College
Boatwright
Westhampton
Vy of
Richmond
Dolan
Virginia College
Virginia
University of Richmond
Toward a New Athletic System for the University
A proposal to unify ticket access across the University and Richmond College for all home games. Westhampton and T. Williams Law School would gain single overall passes, reducing cost and inconvenience. The author urges College Government to adopt a universal athletic system by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
Westhampton
T. ©. Williams Law School
Red Cross Building Deteriorates Amid Snow Threats
The Red Cross Building on campus shows widening wall gaps and a risky roof as bad weather approaches. Built in 1917 for ten years, it is seven years beyond its intended life, prompting calls to withdraw from active service and sparking campus concern over dignity and safety.
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Red Cross
Westhampton
Nativity Play Delights Westhampton On University Campus
Westhampton's Sophomore Class staged the medieval Nativity Miracle Play on the University of Richmond campus. The performance impressed witnesses with its beauty and sincerity and suggested a lasting campus tradition for the university.
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Westhampton
U. of R
Richmond
Memorial funds honor Margaret James in Music Room
A Memorial of 5 dollars marks a tribute to Margaret James at West Hampton. The Music Room is praised as a cherished space for student enjoyment and musical life. James is described as a gifted student whose potential remained unfulfilled.
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Margaret James
Westhampton
Varsity Banquet Honors 1984 Spider Eleven at Hotel
Alumni civic leaders and the public gather at the John Marshall Hotel to honor the 1984 Spider eleven after a record season. Governor Peery and Mayor Bight will deliver the main addresses as tradition includes announcing the 1935 football captain. The night weighs college politics and aims for a captain chosen for merit free of fraternity influence.
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John Marshall Hotel
Spider Eleven
Peery
Bight
Associated Press
Birdiron Warriors
Lambda Chis claim prettiest baby and other findings
The article notes Marilyn Yvonne Miller winning a $40,000 Sears prize at the Chicago Century of Progress. It also covers Phi Gamma Delta’s praise for Paul Engle’s verse, Oxford judge John P. Nields’ juries, Harlequin Club dances at Kappa Sigma, Christmas events at Phi Gamma Delta, and Founders Day at Kappa Sigma with Virginia and District of Columbia representation and planned national conclave in Richmond.
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Lambda Chis
Lambda Chi Cross and
Crescent
United States
Lambda Chi
Marilyn Yvonne Miller
Sears and Roebuck
Chicago Century of Progress
Phil Gams
Paul Engle
Young Engle
J. Donald Adams
New York Times Book Review
Engle
Coe College
University of Iowa
Columbia
Rhodes
Merton College
Oxford
John P. Nields
Phi Kappa Sigma
Omega Chapter
Nields
Kappa Sigma
Commonwealth Club
Herbert Martin
Danville
Virginian
Price
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
James H., Price
Richmond
Robert Lancaster
Malcolm Bridges
Overton, Woodward
Nutty Gregory
Cinder" Edgar
Chimney Corner
Edgar
Kappa Sig House
Pikas
The Last Word and Campus Social Hubbub At Night
A stream of campus gossip covers dances, outfits, and romps from the Library to Westhampton. Names like Folkes, Perry, Mickey, Ullman, Lognik, and others appear amid jokes, beauty contests, and fraternity event notes. The piece mixes humor with social detail and campus lore.
Spider Spirit Drives Richmond Fans After Big Football Season
A Richmond Collegian letter praises University of Richmond students for loyal support of the football team during a Thanksgiving game. The writer notes spirited cheers despite rain and urges continued backing for upcoming basketball and boxing seasons.
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The
Richmond Collegian
University of Richmond
William and Mary
Willian and Mary
Christmas Vacation Schedule Declares College Closure
The dean's office announces a 12 30 P M Christmas vacation ending January 3 with classes resuming at 9 30 A M. Richmond College sets Christmas tests for December 18 19 by class times including a 2 P M schedule shift and double cuts for absentees on the two holiday days.
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Richmond College
Web office opens daily next week for 1935 Web subscriptions
The Web office will be open daily next week to receive subscriptions to the 1935 Web. Prices through December 15 are $2.60 with the first 100 subscribers getting their names engraved free. After December 15 prices rise to $3.00 plus engraving. Order your Web now.
Radio Rambles and Campus Tunes Review by Buddy Moore
Buddy Moore surveys radio acts and campus performances noting Fred Allen and Vallop promotions, Benny gage gags, Winter Overnight, Helen Morgan songs, Here Today Gone Tomorrow, Cole Porter numbers, and a suggested revival list for campus orchestras to boost attendance.
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Fred Allen
Bagdad
Vallop
Benny Gage
Lombardo
Gorahwin
Helen Morgan
Freedness
Cantor
Rubinoffland
Wau
Hal Thurston
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Chwisty Garrett
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Farreut
Collier
Serio
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Ty Aulemma
Jin Bi
Kolert
BB. Hare
Aaronine
Aut Hawkes
Dorothy Lux
Jowon Manor
Vorvihy Martin
Holy Mune
Uirstian Bott
Canada
Mletcher Ralford
Numan
Keg
Wick Willams
Kodey Murioen
Hogwe Vege
Leonard Aead Thurnwn
Duarcks Warren
Aeiry KL
Suenga
Koom Bo Playhome
Lustived Viliew
Koum A Binynuuad
DR. Boatwright
Harlequin
Leverton
Fiji
Treasure Box
Fifth Street
John Marshall
J. W. Wiseman Co., Inc
Marshall St
Dobson
Booda Gregory
Elrele F
Folkes
Jack
Dinky Ewell
Vaughan-Dalton
Dalton
Perry
Mickey
Ullman
Lognik
B. Moore
Hryharrow
Clifford Straus
Hitler
Dr. Bailey
Willy
Educational Directory
Duke University
School of Medicine
Durham, N. C
Cathy Jownes
Pres, IF
W. Boatwright
R-A-D-I-O Rambles
Buddy Moore
First Baptist Church
Monument Avenue
Boulevard
Charles Daniel
Grove Avenue Baptist Church
Grove Avenue
Harrison
Sylvester Green
Second Baptist Church
Franklin At Adams
Solon B. Cousins
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Park & Floyd Aves
Monroe Park
ST. Benedict’s Catholic Church
N. Sheppard Street
Episcopal
ST. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Friends (Quakers
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Park Ave
Meadow St
Bible School
F. Woodward
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