Campus opinion divided on compulsory Friday chapel policy
Collegian polled faculty and students on mandatory Friday convocations at Alfred University. Responses range from support for weekly gatherings to critique of no organized program and calls to drop compulsion after new students learn its value. Some favor keeping high quality speakers to encourage voluntary attendance.
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Collegian
Alfred Montgomery
Martha Anne Freeman
Westhampton
Ben McClure
George Harper
Honor Council
J. C. Nelson
Richmond College
Russell Tate
the Messenger
We Found Out Why and Evening Gossip In Campus Notes
Tobias takes tap dancing with a gifted teacher. Bookie drops a hint about Weat hampton and Blackburn. Alpha Delts host a pre holidays cocktail party. Copley and Howell swap dates while Ell sits out. A city library boast resurfaces noting campus publication editor’s curious question. Ike signs off.
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Tobias
F. Davenport
Bookie
Weathampton
Blackburn
Alpha Delts
Copley
Howell
Lee
Messer and Bristow
Ike
Our Day In Asia Review Warns Of Looming Global War
Buford Brandis critiques a hypothetical Chang Kai-shek regime change in China and warns that a shift in power could drag Japan, Russia, Germany, France, Britain and the United States into a broader war. He argues for neutrality and lists domestic economic and political costs of entering a conflict.
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Asia
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chnn
Chang
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Cate
Germany
Europe
France
Britain
India
Australia
United States
Philippine Islands
Yellow Press
Red Army
America
University Radio Guild to Start New Broadcasts
A series of radio programs will begin in February produced by the University Radio Guild under William Hamilton. The guild has produced a one act play The Great Choice and several musical programs this semester. Hamilton praises student interest at Richmond and Westhampton and invites more participants next semester.
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Steiner
University Radio Guild
William Hamilton
Fred Eastman
University of Richmond
Hamilton
Richmond
Westhampton
Guild
Frat Actions At Syracuse University Discuss Social Code
The social affairs round table at Syracuse University plans a uniform code of social practices for all fraternities. It aims to ensure non fraternity men pursue higher social standards and that fraternities fulfill their role in providing a well rounded education.
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Syracuse University
Syracuse
Social Affairs Roundtable
Letters From Collegiates Plea to Santa Claus
Seventeen asylumed writers from Richmond College escape to roam the campus at night. They deliver letters to Santa Claus seeking better student life, editors, events, and facilities such as a new playhouse library and less exams.
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Collegian
Insane Asylum
Santa Claus
Santa
Ryland
Richmond College
Second Issue of the Messenger Highlights Student Pieces
The second Messenger issue features eighteen Richmond College items and two from Westhampton students. It notes fewer staff articles, praises stories and poems by J. T. Greene Noah Fehl J. L. Ratcliffe and Joseph Turner, and points minor errors. Westhampton contributions fill about a page. Improvement hoped for in mid February.
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the Messenger
Richmond College
Westhampton
Soma
J. T. Greene
George Scheer
Noah Fehl
J. L. Ratcliffe
Jogoso
Pawn
Joseph Turner
Herbert Headen
Lewis Earles
Olaf Nelson
Washington
The
Messenger
Chorus Triumph Under Starry Sky At Lakeside Bridge
The genuine singers outperformed Carolerson the whole and the chorus was triumphant. As the group moved beneath the night sky and crossed the bridge, their song carried clearly over the lake.
NYA Cuts and Future of College Aid Explained
In a heated exchange NYA officials explain that relief aid will be cut along with other programs. administrative savings and excluding nonessential students will shrink NYA unless Congress provides extra funds. The interview urges public pressure to secure youth aid.
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NYA
Congress
Williams
WPA
Christmas carolers finish to a joyous Hampton crowd
A lively group of carolers completed their songs and gathered in the Westhampton Blue Room for refreshments, greeted by a very happy crowd lingering after their performance.
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Westhampton
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