Messenger issue rises as campus magazine with provocative ideas
The Messenger and its new, larger format promise bold content on campus. Huston Smith offers a challenging essay on science and spirit while fiction by Frank Gervarich and poetry by Bob Miskimon and Chuck Barrett aim for sharper style and deeper impact, signaling a higher standard for future issues.
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Huston Smith
Stig
Frank Gervarich
Sitwell Fletcher
Gervarich
Bob Miskimon
Sylas Klops
Chuck Barrett
Barrett
Apathy and Monotony Mark Campus Forum Debate
The Campus Forum event on the topic Resolved that there can be no absolute standard of morality devolved into apathy and monotony. Dissenters shouted and paper wads flew as erudite speakers clashed with rhetoric over terms. The piece laments wasted intellectual exchange and urges student involvement.
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Campus Forum
del Williams
Marvin Miller
Picayune
SGA Explains Annual Use Of Budget
The Richmond College Student Government Association used its $26 167 50 budget in 1964 65 for college activities including 15405 12 to fund student publications. Organizations receiving funds ranged from YMCA at 50 to debate team at 1880, with WCRG radio at 1100 and men’s glee club at 1250. The Senate allocated funds for projects and concert losses.
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Richmond College Student Government Association
Co.Seatan
Messenger
Web
Senate
University Players
WCORC
University
YMCA
Religious Activities Council
Debate Team
Forensics Council
Men's Glee Club
WCRG
YWCA Displays Botticelli and Fra Angelico Prints
The YWCA shows ten prints in Keller Hall foyer including Botticelli Nativity and Fra Angelico Annunciation on loan from the Virginia Museum. The exhibition remains on display through tomorrow.
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Botticelli
Fra Angelico
Keller Hall
Young Women's Christian Association
Virginia Museum
UK Foreign Film Society Presents The Lady with the Dog
The University Foreign Film Society screens The Lady with the Dog a Russian Chekhov story adaptation in the Physics Lecture Hall on January 5. The 86 minute Cannes prize winning drama centers on a bank official and a young woman during a seaside holiday in Yalta with strong Chekhovian themes.
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Anton Chekov
University Foreign Film Society
Chekhov
Yalta
New York Herald Tribune
The Bluebird of Happiness Flies From the Coop
A satirical piece argues education alone may not bring happiness. It follows Knut Fusco, a high achieving forestry major, through a humorous tale of personal fulfillment sparked by romance, self care, and a shave with Personna blades and Burma Shave.
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Knut Fusco
Knut
Nikki Sigafoos
Nikki
Liberal Arts
Burma
American Butchers Guild
Las Vegas
FBI
Personna
Burma Shave
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