Fernald to Address AAAS Meeting on Tidewater Flora
Professor M. J. Fernald of Harvard will speak to the Botanical Society of America’s Systematic Section during the AAAS meetings about Last Survivors in the Flora of Tidewater Virginia. He has based field work at the University of Richmond, which houses duplicate plant collections for study.
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M. J. Fernald
Fisher
Natural History
Gray Herbarium
Harvard University
Botanical Society of America
Tidewater
Virginia
AAAS
Permald
University of Richmond
Pernald
Fernald
R. F. Smart
Gray
Richmond
Dy, Smart
Staff Plans Ad Campaign for University Student Spending
Advertising staff at Col legian to distribute a questionnaire after the holidays. It will measure student buying power by asking Richmond College assembly on January 4 and Westhampton College assembly on January 9 about monthly expenditures on amusements necessities luxuries transportation and hobbies.
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Collegian
Richmond College Assembly
Westhampton College Assembly
Richmond College Glee Club
Farmville
Pitt
Millhiser
Berin
Don Cos Sack Chorus lit Mosque as crowd cheers
Last Monday night the Don Cos sack Chorus sang before a large audience at the Mosque with religious Russian Church songs and encores. The program highlighted soldier songs and strong bass voices amid curtain calls. Also noted was Richmond Theatre Guild presenting Frank Wead's Ceiling Zero and the Radio Guild's Friday at Four wrap for 1988.
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Don Cossack
Lyovsky
Don Cossacks
Richmond Theatre Guild
Frank Wead
Guild
Radio Guild
WRNL
Whittaker Wins Messenger Prize and December Issue
The December Messenger features Otto Whittaker winning the non-fiction prize for Murder in the Mountains. Walter Bass contributes The Lost Prophecy a satire based on Amos highlighting contemporary economics and politics. New voices Henrietta Sadler Naomi Lewis also appear with And The Cathedral Spoke and to These Shores Farewell. Rex Allyn Florence Lakoon provided illustrations.
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Otto Whittaker
the Messenger
Walter Bass
Westhampton
Henrietta Sadler
Naomi Lewis
Miss Sadler
Miss Lewis
Rex Allyn
Florence Lakoon
Mu Sigma Rho Elects Officers At Weekly Meeting
Evan VanLeeuwen was elected president and Bill Ryan named vice president of Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society at the Administration Building meeting. Alvah Lee St. Clair becomes secretary with Tuck Hudgins remaining treasurer. Jack Neissinger, former president, will represent the society on the Forensic Council.
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Evan VanLeeuwen
Mus Sigma Rho Literary Society
Bill Ryan
Alvah Lee St. Clair
Tuck Hudgins
Ans
Jack Neissinger
Mu Sigma Rho
A A A Convention to Broadcast Sessions Nationally
The general sessions will be open to the public without charge and most will be broadcast nationally. The convention plans about twenty five or fifty broadcasts during the main event and ten pre conference broadcasts.
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Richmond, Virginia
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Westhampton College
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Brenner’s
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