University Players Elect Seven Members
The University Players announce the election of seven students Clarence Grey Doreen Lawrie Jane Little Stanley Jones Joe McConnaughey Edward Nininger and Page Cathorne to membership. The group aims to sponsor a large cast production under Miss Emily Brown and invites all students to participate.
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Clarence Grey
Doreen Lawrie
Jane Little
Stanley Jones
Joe McConnaughey
Edward Nininger
Page Cauthorne
Varsity to Host Alumni Basketball Night After Banquet
Alumni of the school will hold a banquet in the College refectory after Christmas. A dance in Roger Milhiser Gym follows, with prominent prep athletes as guests. A basketball game between the Alumni and Varsity quint precedes the dance, likely January 9, 1930.
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Roger Milhiser
Richmond Fraternity Leaders Report on NYC Meeting
Over a hundred men from every campus fraternity heard Charles Broaddus report on the National Undergraduate Interfraternity Council meeting held last week in New York City. Attending from the University of Richmond were Dean W. J. Prince, H. B. Handy, and Broaddus. The convention drew representatives from all national fraternities with sixty five universities and colleges represented. Harmony and cooperation were highlighted as key themes. Harold P. Flint led as president.
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University of Richmond
Charles Broaddus
National
Undergraduate Interfraternity Council
New York City
W. J. Prince
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
H. B. Handy
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Phi Gamma Delta
W. R. Cornthwaite
United States
Harold P. Flint
Mer. Schecken
Brown University
Williams College
Y Delegation Visits Hampton Institute
A Richmond group joins a Hampton visit led by Mr Robertson Y State Secretary with Dr Relvin Harlan as advisor. From Richmond College Mr Bloyd Binns arranged travel but could not attend. The party left Richmond at 2 30 Saturday for Hampton.
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Robertson
Mo C
Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va
University of Richmond
Relvin Harlan
Bloyd Binns
Richmond College
Richmond
de, Harlan
Mr. Robertson
K. EB. Abbitt
H. EB. Ness
M. J. Sowell
Hampton
Schalkenback Foundation Sponsors Essay Contest on Single Tax
The Robert Schalkenback Foundation of New York City again funds a prize essay contest at the University of Richmond on The Taxation of Land Values, based on Henry George ideas. Prizes total 200 dollars with 1st 100, 2nd 50, and five honorable mentions of 10.
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Schalkenback Foundation
Robert Schalkenback
University Library
Richmond Public Library
the Foundation
Henry George
Tatchiiche Eeu
Andres Lud
No Collegian Resumes January 9 1931
The Collegian will not appear again until Friday January 9 1931 due to Christmas holidays. The staff wishes readers happiness and a prosperous New Year. Regular classwork resumes January 5 at 10 AM with a $2.00 fine for each class missed on January 5 and 6.
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Collegian
Westhampton Debating Team Opens Season vs William and Mary
Westhampton begins its debating season with an evening clash against William and Mary. The squad includes experienced speakers Miss Frances Parmer and Miss Marion Clark. Westhampton takes the negative stance on the resolution challenging the merit of inter collegiate debate this year.
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Westhampton
William and Mary
Frances Parmer
Marion Clark
Powers presents volumes to university library
Dr. H. D. Powers former University of Richmond Education professor donates sixteen volumes on Education and Sociology to the University Library. He leaves for Kansas to join the U S Public Health Service as Assistant Psychologist. He holds a Ph D from Cornell and was known for muscular and classroom ability studies.
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U. S. Health Service
H. D. Powers
University of Richmond
University
Powers
Kansas
United States Public Health Service
Dr. Powers
Cornell University
Hobo Poet Madison Delivers Lecture at Richmond College
Madison, official poet of the Hobo Order and world traveler, spoke to Richmond College students on Wednesday night. He contrasted hobos with regular bums, described the country’s aid from hobos, and urged young men not to become hobos. His poems and adventures drew strong student interest.
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Madison
Richmond College
Jitney Players Set for January 16 at Red Cross Building
Westhampton College hosts University Players as the Jitney Players present a new show on January 16 in the Red Cross building. Last year’s Murder in the Red Barn drew a large audience and organizers promise a similar entertaining evening with fresh divertisements between acts.
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Red Cross
Red Barn
Vaudevill
Bazaar at Westhampton raises funds for Y W C A
Westhampton Y W C A held a carnival bazaar last Friday night with about $125 in proceeds reported. The Freshman Class booth as a pawn shop drew the most money among booths, while the Japanese booth sold tea sets, hook ends, candle sticks, and novelties with about $50 in proceeds.
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Westhampton
Scholarship Committee Reports On Quality Credits
Westhampton College Government reports its Scholarship Committee aims to raise campus standards. It will publish the Honor Roll and determine class averages for each semester while promoting specialization among top students. Attainment requires thirty four quality credits in a semester, an average of at least B from seventeen.
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Westhampton College
Point Plan Rejected by Students 2 to 1
Richmond College students voted against a proposed point system amendment in a secret ballot at the SGA meeting. Seventy seven votes were cast with twenty five in favor and fifty two against. The measure would have allowed the Senate to nullify a candidacy with two thirds Senate quorum.
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Richmond College
Student Senate
Senate
Charles Stokes
Additions to University of Richmond Library Catalog
A list of newly acquired titles across subjects including French and Hale Middle English Metrical Romances Durand on American Industry and Commerce Quaife Kingdom of St James Paikie Egypt 2v Beale Critical Year Birnie Economic History of Europe Menken New Industrial Revolution Fuller U S Grant Florence Sociology and Sin Stillman Story of Early Chemistry Boulenger Seventeenth Century Hawtry Economic Sovereignty Mumford Sticks and Stones Clark Seventeenth Century Cochran Thueydider Eckenrode Rutherford B Hayes Riegel America Moves West La Follette Art in America Walters The Art of the Romans Swinburne Works 7v Brown Writer's Art Prescott Education and International Relations Hopkins History of Religions Hatcher Rural Girls Hatcher Mountain School Wright Mandates Under League of Nations Baker Hannibal.
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University of Richmond
Hale
Durand
Quaife
Kingdom of St. James
Paikie
Egypt
Beale
Birnie
Europe
Menken
Fuller
Grant
Florence
Stillman
Boulenger
Hawtry
Mumifod
Clark
Cochran
Thueydider
Eckenrode
Rutherford B
Hayes
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Emily Brown
Stellar Prep
Chas. Broaddus
Interfraternity Convention
Frances Farmer
Hobo
Jitney Players
Collier Advertising Company
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