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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1938

Page

1

Richmond College Debate Team Announces Six Day Northern Tour

The Richmond College debate team led by manager John J. Jordan will travel February 27 to March 4 for a six day northern tour. Opponents include University of Maryland NYU University of Boston Hofstra College of NYU and Columbia. Debaters will discuss topics on Munich Peace policy and US public funds used to stimulate business.

Columbia University of Pennsylvania Richmond College John &. Jordan University of Maryland New York University University of Boston Hofstra College of N. Y. U Richmond John Jordan Boston WFIL Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mutual Broadcasting System Munich Jordan Pi Kappa Delta United States Maryland

Special Examinations Set For January 6 1937-38 Work

Special examinations on the second semester work for 1937 38 are scheduled for Friday January 6 from 2 to 5 PM. Students must pay a two dollar fee at the treasurer s office and present the receipt to the dean s office before Christmas break. The dean will inform the professor and questions will be prepared. This is the last date to take special exams for 1937 38. Ray­mond B Pinchbeck Dean.

Raymond B. Pinchbeck

Christmas Party Promises Free Refreshments and Presents

Richmond and Westhampton Colleges sponsor a free Christmas Party in the Westhampton Activities Building after the Messiah in Cannon Chapel. Co chairs Russ Walton and Marian Wiley invite all students to attend for one night only with refreshments, carols, and Christmas presents for campus dignitaries.

Richmond Westhampton Richmond College Westhampton Activites Russ Walton Marian Wiley Cannon Chapel

Amendment Vote Delayed at Richmond College Assembly

The Richmond College Assembly postponed voting on the proposed constitutional amendment about absentee voting to after Christmas. A three fourths student body majority would confirm passage. The measure, first presented November 14 in Senate, aims to clarify voting rights for off campus members of athletic teams and official organizations. Bob White, senior Senator, says it will end future arguments.

Richmond College Senate Bob White

Philologian society elects Paul Saunier president

Paul Saunier, Collegian managing editor, was unanimously elected president of the Philologian literary society at the Monday meeting. Ed Arvendall became vice-president Herman Rockoff secretary and Ed Massie treasurer. Saunier succeeds Bill ReMine after serving as vice-president.

Paul Saunier Philologian Literary Society Ed Arvendall Herman Rockoff Ed Massie Saunier Bill ReMine Arendall Rockoff Massie Jimmy Baggs Forensic Council

No Comp Tickets For UR Pitt Game

The Richmond UR Pitt basketball game will have no complimentary tickets for anyone including Athletic Council members. Student Government President Russell Walton said students voted to pay for the game and the Athletic Association will cover players’ tickets. The game at Millhiser Gym is set for Monday night at 8315.

Richmond-Pitt Athletic Council Russell Walton Athletic Association Millhiser Gymnasium

Collegian Opens Santa's Mail Bag At Great Risk

A Collegian reporter retrieves letters mailed to Santa from Richmond and Westhampton College students, revealing humorous and odd requests. The spoof notices include asks for college aid, hair tonic, honey, a hotel, a new cell-block, and other playful demands.

U. S Santa Claus North Pole Richmond and Westhampton College

AAAS Meeting to Be Held in Richmond December 27 81

Dr Graves heads the Phi Beta Kappa address as AAAS prepares for its annual session in Richmond from December 27 to 31. University faculty play key roles in planning and registration with Dr Garnett Ryland and Dr L Albright leading committees. Notable speakers include Sir Richard Gregory John Stewart Bryan and Dr Wesley Mitchell.

America American Association For the Advancement of Science Richmond Garnett Ryland L. Albright American Botanical Society H. Wheeler Department of Mathematics Smart AAAS Sir Richard Gregory Nature Magazine John Stewart Bryan Wesley C. Mitchell Austin H. Clark William T. Sanger The Medical College of Virginia

Education Talk by Dr Graves at AAAS Meeting

Dr Frank Pierrepont Graves president of Phi Beta Kappa will give the address Is Education a Science at the annual AAAS meeting in Richmond The gathering is the world’s largest diversified science body with 15 sections and 162 associated societies about 750000 members Seven thousand attendees are expected in Richmond for a program nearing 800 pages and 1500 pagers with 300 more in one section Sixty eight meeting rooms and sixty six projection lanterns will be needed. All hotel and tourist rooms are expected to be filled.

Frank Pierrepont Graves Phi Beta Kappa AAAS Richmond

College Gala Party Planned by Student Government

The Student Government announces a gala Christmas party details to be announced across Pages 1 and 6. The event aims to support campus activities and showcase student leadership.

AAAS Virginia Collegian

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Penn South George Ross Hofstra Tau Kappa Alpha Philogs Ed Arendall DR. Garnet Ryland Santa Hives Wwe Sandy Claws Hosay Ann Dunnayghi M.C. V.B Mr. Claus Pauline Love Deenie May Beck Dr. Graves
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