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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1966
Page
2
In the last 1966 issue the editorial urges students and the Administration to move beyond cyclical criticism. It outlines six conditions for future progress including openness to new financing, shared leadership, and genuine reform rather than empty posturing.
Critics say the campus Forum failed to ignite real debate as both attendees and non participants showed weak preparation. The piece decries silence from supporters of the status quo, notes the singlehanded defense by Miss Pat Brown, and urges students to research facts and form convictions beyond the hour long session.
A university note laments rain and traffic hazards on the way from Richmond College to Westhampton. It urges drivers with cars to slow down for pedestrians crossing Lake Road, asking them not to wave or smile as they pass drenched students.
Richmonds cultural calendar lists Aria Any Wednesday at Barksdale and Tender Trap at Barn Dinner Theatre with 7 p.m. buffet and 8:30 p.m. show nightly except Monday. Swift Creek Mill presents How to Succeed in Business, Virginia Museum Theatre hosts Androcles and the Lion, and Wedgewood Dinner Theatre features Abies Trish Rose. Joseph Albert Modern Master exhibit runs at the Virginia Museum with several daily showings. Films include Doctor Zhivago at Westhampton and The Professionals at National, The Bible at Willow Lawn begins December 28.
A campus letter complains of a room search by two women who ransacked the student’s space and demanded removal of his posters. The writer criticizes administration control, event attendances, and dating rules, calling the school an institution rather than a place of learning.
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