Collegian Seeks Social Rule Revisions at University
The Collegian requests changes to four existing social rules and removal of five as unnecessary. Proposals include extending campus dance hours to one, easing off campus dance approvals, streamlining advance scheduling, and dropping rules on chaperones liquor on premises smoking on the floor and Friday night limits. The plan aims to modernize student social life while presenting to the University Social Committee next week.
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Collegian
University Social Committee
F. W. Boat Wright
May L. Keller
Raymond B. Phichbeck
B.C Holtzclaw
R. C. McDanel
Pauline Turnbull
Jean G. Wright
PDE Convention In Session At Pittsburgh 1933
The 1933 national convention of Pi Delta Epsilon meets in Pittsburgh December 14 to 16. Carnegie Tech hosts the three day program with social events and business sessions. Richmond chapter could not attend. Richmond delegates were not present.
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Pi Deltal Epsilon
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Boat of the Conventon
PDE
University of Richmond
Bill Seward
Bev Taylor
Dave Diamond
Mac Trawick
Bob Ferrell
Charlie Arendall
Bev Britton
Vernon Rich- Arison
Frank Straus
University social rules govern campus dances and chaperones
University social guidelines regulate campus dances with 12 am close, faculty and student chaperones, and reception for hosts. Chaperones must stay until all guests leave. no alcohol or on floor smoking. off campus dances limited to fraternities in their houses. Applications, floor lists, permits, and calendar submission required. revisions urged.
Sophomore Christmas Dance at Westhampton College
Westhampton College hosts a nine to midnight Christmas dance in the dining hall with Mike Kent's Collegians providing music. The highlight is a figure dance by Sophomore Class members and escorts, following the Junior Prom success. Tickets remain available from listed organizers as decor includes holly and a potential Christmas tree.
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Westhampton
Mike Kent
Collegians
Thelma Lane
Messenger to Publish First Issue of Current Year
After Christmas the Messenger plans its third year as a Westhampton exclusive publication with work by Marydee Lowe Flor ence Rhea Talley Heverley Bates Sue Cook McClure and others The committee on joint publication includes Louise Leatherland Hamilton slow Jonathan Kellogg Harold Boner and Maude Woodfin as Richmond College Eyes revival of shared support and control across both schools.
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the Messenger
Louie Leatherland
Red Wall
Marydee Lowe
Florence Rhea Talley
Heverley Bates
Sue Cook McClure
Westhampton
Richmond College
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Messenger
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Louise Leatherland
Hamilton N
Slow
Jonathan Kellogg
Harold A. Boner
Maude Woodfin
George Cary White to Address Convocation
George Cary White, a Virginian and Socialist gubernatorial candidate, will speak at today's convocation. He is University of Richmond Class of 1926 alumnus, former managing editor of The Collegian and editor-in-chief 1925 26, and active in journalism, debating, and the League for Industrial Democracy.
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Wovernier
White
University of Richmond
League For Industrial Democracy
the Collegian
Web
Tai Kappa Alpha
Alpha Psi Omega Presents Arms and the Man Tonight
Alpha Psi Omega brings the Jitney Players to the University of Richmond Playhouse at 8 15 PM to perform Shaw’s Arms and the Man. Tickets are 35 cents for students and 50 cents for others, with admission at the door tonight.
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University of Richmond
Alpha Psi Omega
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Raina
Mayhouse
Erskine to Speak at Second Honors Convocation
Professor RE Loving reports that Dr. John Erskine, renowned author and Columbia English professor since 1916, will deliver the address at the February Cannon Chapel honors convocation. The event, sponsored by university honorary fraternities, aims to boost student scholarship and activities.
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RE. Loving
John Erskine
Cannon Chapel
Erskine
Columbia University
Poetry Society of America
Spiders Rise to Heights to Crush Emory and Henry Wasps
University of Richmond football ends season with 13-0 win over Emory and Henry Wasps. Season highlights include 13-0 victory over Hampden-Sydney, 27-0 over Randolph-Macon, and 15-0 over the Cadets.
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Emory and Henry Wasps
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Randolph Macon
Roanoke Maroons
Salem
Hernier
Hampden-Sydney Tigers
Jands Hiue
Westhampton Juniors and Freshmen Symbolize Union in Ceremony
Westhampton students staged a symbolic knighthood ceremony uniting junior and freshman classes. Merlin, King Arthur, and Sir Launcelot figures narrated the pledge as Galahad received the knightly oath and girdle, linking new students to the college through ideals of truth duty and courage. The rite marks the Freshman class joining the college community and closes orientation each year.
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Westhampton
Merlin
Arthur
Knights of the Round Table
Launcelot
Galahad
Sir Launcelot
Captain Election Delayed for 1934 Football Team
The election of the 1934 football captain, postponed from this week, will likely be held next week per Coach Dobson and Graduate Manager Miller. Seven juniors remain eligible and the announcement will follow the meeting.
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Dobson
Miller
Board Action on Changes Deferred by Campus Board
The Board of Publications deferred action on proposed regulatory changes due to other urgent matters. They expect consideration before next semester. Contracts for The Web proceed with Richmond College photos near completion and group shots after Christmas. A drive to reestablish The Messenger as a University publication is studied, with a committee from both colleges examining feasibility and budgets.
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Board of Publications
Collegian
Richmond College Pictures
Westhampton
Collewion
The
Messenger
Richmond College
Louise Leatherland
Harold A. Boner
Stevenson Named Debate Coach for Richmond College Forensic Council
Dr. S. W. Stevenson associate professor of English has been appointed debate coach for the Richmond College Forensic Council. Richard McCrone manager of debates announced six colleges scheduled this season with the first debate at home February 15 or 16 against Roanoke College. Johns Hopkins University Davidson College College of William and Mary Lynchburg College and Bridgewater College will join in a Tau Kappa Alpha governed discussion on two recently adopted questions.
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S. W. Stevenson
Richmond College Forensic Council
Richard McCrone
Roanoke College
Johns Hopkins University
Davidson College
College of William and Mary
Lynchburg College
Bridgewater College
Tau Kappa Alpha
Richmondly Dominates Wasps 13-0 to Close Season
University of Richmond defeats previously undefeated Emory and Henry Wasps 13 to 0 in mud soaked stadium play. Leverton, Propps, Chastain and Vaughan key the offense while Harold Joyce adds the extra point securing the late third quarter tally. The win leaves the Virginia conference race in a three way tie among William and Mary, Richmond, and Emory and Henry.
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Marshall
Wasp
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Doley
West
Freddy Vaughan
Harold Joyce
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