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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1939

Page

3

Interfraternity Group Denounces Hell Week at Conference

Stan Tutwiler reported the National Interfraternity Conference delegates passed a resolution opposing Hell Week. The 400 delegates included 181 undergraduates at the thirty first annual meeting in New York. The council noted 803168 members in men’s Greek letter fraternities, 2328 active chapters, 1698 houses, and multiple resident advisors led by Phi Delta Theta with 16.

Stan Tutwiler Interfraternity Council New York Tutwiler Interfraternity Councils United States Canada Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Nu University of Illinois Robert C. Clothier Fred A. Turner

Rat System Committee Plans Freshman Orientation Reform

A four student committee with two freshmen and two sophomores plus the sophomore class president would meet administrators to craft a mutually acceptable plan. The Vigilance Committee, part of freshman orientation for years, includes sophomore officers and a faculty adviser in attendance. Dr Ralph MecDanel of Richmond College served as adviser this year.

Ralph ©. MecDanel Richmond College

Store Santa Claus Likes Children Reporter Learns

A reporter describes his encounter with a department store Santa in a Toyland setting. The Santa cites his beard and love of children as reasons for playing the role and hopes to teach good behavior, while the reporter faces dismissal from another line and ends with a caution about tackling interviewers.

Santa Claus Harrell Brauer Toyland Ol’ St. Nick Santa Yours Truly Nick

Alumni Writer Dr. Abrams Penning Christian Century Series

Dr. Ray H. Abrams, class of 1918 and a sociology professor at the University of Pennsylvania, is the author of a six part reprint series in the Christian Century based on his 1938 book Preachers Present Arms. Also noted is Dr. Douglas Southall Freeman, editor of The Richmond News Leader, who has published a new work titled South to Posterity.

Ray H. Abrams Christian Century Magazine Dr. Abrams University of Pennsylvania University of Richmond Philologian Literary Society the Messenger the Spider Douglas Southall Freenan Richmond News Leader

Yuletide Fete Officials Named For Arrangements

In charge of arrangements are Annabel Lumpkin president of Westhampton College Government Alice McElroy president of YWCA William Regine president of Richmond College Student Government Association and Evan Van Leeuwen president of YMCA.

Annabel Lumpkin Westhampton College Alice McElroy YWCA William Regine Richmond College Evan van Leeuwen YMCA

Planning Commission Seeks Student Feedback on College Life

The Planning Commission invites all students with a freuc complaint suggestion or concern about any phase of college life to speak to any commission member. They will be glad to hear any and all students.

the Planning Commission

Future Lawyers Take State Exam

Twelve University of Richmond Law School students were among seventy five taking the Virginia State Bar examination in Richmond this week. Included are Ara L. Long and Martha Conway as co-eds among the group.

University of Richmond Law School Virginia State Bar Richmond Ara L. Long Martha Conway John P. Sanders Randolph W. Tucker Elio J. Nannini Hugh R. Ross H. D. Jones Ross S. Gibson Herbert Headen J. N. Dovell Robert W. Arnold Henry J. Schreiberg

YWCA Presents Christmas Joy Program at Kilbourne Farms

The YWCA will present its annual Christmas program Sunday afternoon at Kilbourne Farms. Ethne Flanagan oversees the event with Margaret Forrer narrating The Christmas Joy. Westhampton and Kilbourne Farms glee clubs join in carols. sign up on the bulletin board. Cars depart college at 2 PM. Next Monday at 7 PM the YWCA hosts a faculty sitting-room party where the freshman play group will perform a three act play.

YWCA Kilbourne Farms Ethne Flanagan Margaret Forrer Westhampton Kilbourne Farms School

Hot Mikado to Open at Mosque Theatre in Richmond

Michael Todd's Hot Mikado arrives in Richmond with 150 performers on a six car train and an on tour crew. The musical opens December 19 with the original cast led by Bill Robinson, and carries its own orchestra wardrobe staff and technicians. The show has set box office records in prior stops and played over 600 Broadway performances and at the New York World's Fair.

Michael Todd Richmond Bill Robison Mosque Theatre New York Boston Bill Robinson

Mortar Board To Give Movie At Playhouse January 6

Mortar Board plans another old type silent movie at the Playhouse on January 6 at eight o clock. The feature will be a comedy with short subjects and last about an hour. Mildred James announces tickets are a quarter and snacks will be sold. Last year’s feature Drop Kick was a great success.

Mortar Board Mildred James

Favor Dewey Comment Sparks Curious Debate

The quoted exchange centers on early campaign chatter with remarks about presidential candidates. Dewey supporters argue against disappointing voters while critics focus on Roosevelt. The dialogue reflects partisan humor and concern over policy impact in unfolding campaign coverage.

Duke University Medical School admission terms outline

Duke University School of Medicine in Durham outlines four eleven week terms per year. Students may graduate in three and a quarter years by taking all terms or in four years by taking three terms annually. Entrance requires intelligence character and three years of college work with specified Class A subjects. Catalogues and forms available from the Admission Committee.

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