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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
8
A student column reviews fraternity activities Theta Chi Sigma Chi and Sig Eps sharing pledges promotions and parties. It notes a deer rescue at University Lake a Sunday library open hours plan and urges appreciation letters. It closes with holiday wishes and a pledge assignment contest.
Kappa Sigma Fraternity at the University of Richmond hosts a Christmas party today at 3 p.m. for 16 seven and eight year olds from the Cary Street Goodwill Center. Each brother gives a present. Mrs. B Shelburne and Mrs. R A Palmieri assist in games and refreshments. The event is the second annual public service project, with a Thanksgiving food drive also conducted.
Winners of the Viceroy contest from games played on November 17 are announced. Charlie Cloe wins first prize of $100, Fred Pace takes $25 second prize, and ten others including Marge Burkett and W T Benson win $10 each.
Gail Lush a Westhampton senior from Amelia Virginia attended the International Student Retreat in Williamsburg with five University of Richmond foreign students Gernot Spallek Jaimi Sendra Alice Carter Rama Murphy and Rangit Sen. About 150 students from 34 countries joined tours of Williamsburg and Jamestown with funding from Richmond area churches and the Southern Baptist Convention.
Virginia’s oldest college literary magazine The Messenger plans its January 15 1965 issue. Strother Smith writes an imaginative political historical essay and several short stories are submitted. Jim Jeffers provides humorous campus life illustrations.
Paul Saeger 1957 BSEE is named Account Manager in the Marketing Department of Southern Bell's Nashville District. He will focus on Data Processing, after previously engineering outside plant additions and developing plans for Nashville Educational TV. He joined the Transmission Engineering group in 1961 and worked on carrier systems switchboards and special circuitry.
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