W and L Wins Tournament at University Invitational Debate
Washington and Lee University captures varsity title in the University Invitational Debate Tournament with 284 points. University of Virginia tops the novice division with a 21 point final. individuals dominated by UVa, Duquesne, GW, and W L across both divisions.
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Washington and Lee University
University of Virginia
Duquesne
Washington and Lee
Georgetown
Dennis Ankovic
Uva
John Hay
Gary Schott
William Bartley
Harry Greenwall
Chris Mills
W&l
Tom Foster
North Carolina
George Washington
University of Richmond
Wake Forest
First Messenger Due on Campus After Holiday
The first issue of the Messenger will be on campus the week following Christmas vacation. Plans are underway for the second issue of the literary magazine. Submissions may be left with Dale Patrick at 326 North Court or Chuck Bennett at Jeter B-7.
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the Messenger
Dale Patrick
North Court
Chuck Bennett
Jeter
College Shop May Open Week Nights After Christmas
The College Shop could open week nights after Christmas break if the University Executive Committee approves renovation plans within days. Owner Buddy Mayo proposes a wall dividing the novelty area from food, with an estimated cost of 2500, and aims to start by January if approved.
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University Executive Committee
Buddy Mayo
Mayo
Richmond
Gallege Shop
Charles Ht. Wheeler
Wheeler
Dr. Wheeler
Business School Tests Put on File in Library
Mike Ferguson of the SBA Student Government says a new test file in the School of Business Administration library collects past exams from all courses. Faculty and staff approved the project and some teachers donated tests from the past five years to aid students without fraternity access.
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School of Business Administration
Mike Ferguson
SBA
Ferguson
Close Vote Marks Keller Hall Forum on Honor Council
A Wednesday Keller Hall forum on whether social offenses should fall under Westhampton College Honor Council produced a narrow 42 to 40 vote in favor of the affirmative. Mary Atkins argued against university policy and called for emphasis on the spirit of the law, while Pat Brown urged considering policy and the seriousness of drinking violations under honor jurisdiction. Students questioned whether drinking breaches morality and suggested separating social offenses from the honor system.
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Keller Hall
Westhampton College
Mary Atkins
Manor Council
Richmond College
Miss Atkins
Honor Corneil
Board of Trustees
Honor Council
Brown
Westhampton
George Ward
University Forum
Esthampton
Honor Goutell
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