Power Delays Construction of RC Lodges at University
Power delays push back completion of three fraternity lodges Phi Delta Theta Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Phi Epsilon at the university. Grandis the contractor says thirty more days of work remain once power lines are erected which have not yet begun. Electricity is needed to heat the buildings and install floors doors windows radiators and veneers.
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Grandis
Achitect
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
German Club Plans New Year Meeting and Talks
The German Club Lustige Gendll schaft will meet January 5 at 7 10 P M in Keller Hall College Government Room. Miss Lucie Homer will speak on Alt Wien Old Vienna with color slides. Professor Skinner will present Viennese songs recorded by Lotte Lehman, a gift from an anonymous friend.
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Lustige Gendllschaft
Keller Hall
Lucie Homer
Alt Wien
Old Vienna
Skinner
Lotte Lehman
Richmond Senate Forms Committees
At its meeting last Tuesday the Richmond College Senate unanimously approved a student committee to advise the dean on problems of discipline. The panel would handle dormitory rule violations but exclude matters under the Honor Council. The body also urged the administration to keep the Administration Building open for night study due to requests from barracks residents. New appointments included Wilbur Kersey, Madison Price, and James Stump.
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Richmond College Senate
Senate
Wilbur Kersey
Madison Price
James Stump
Cousins Honored for Twenty Years at University
Dr. Solon B. Cousins head of the Department of Religion was saluted at a special program after the annual vesper service. The Religious Activities Council organized the event marking his twenty years of service. tributes came from Mary Kathryn Manuel Herman P. Thomas and William Lumpkin. Charlie Tulloh presented a tribute book from alumni faculty and students. A reception followed.
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Solon B. Cousins
Department of
Religious Activities Council
Cousins
Mary Kathryn Manuel
Westhampton
Herman P. Thomas
William Lumpkin
Mather Memorial Baptist Church
Richmond
University of Richmond
Charlie Tullohh
Richmond College
Dr. Cousins
House Publishes Folios To Clarify Student Government Rules
RG House votes appropriations to publish folios containing the Student Government constitution and the constitutions of the Senate and House. The folios go to all SG officers to clarify roles. A committee led by Linwood Matthews will handle publication. The next meeting is set for the first open Tuesday in January.
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RC House
RG House of Representatives
Senate
Lucien Mall
House
Linwood Matthews
Skip Lamb
Dick Keith
Lamb
YMCGA
Friends
University Players Add Four Members and Seventeen Apprentices
The University Players announce four new members Felice Abram Richard Eaton Ann Helms and Robert Keefe increasing the group to nine. Seventeen apprentices including William Abronski Joyce Brandt Meetor Davis John Dorsey Phyllis Dwyer Jane Gill Hope Chuaralei Milford Hayes Lee Horton Charles Johnson Joe Krivitski John Phillips Madison Price Edgar Roberson Mary Young Marion Wilkerson vie to become full members. Rehearsals begin for one act plays to be staged January 14 at the quonsee hut under Vaughan Gary’s leadership.
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University Players
Felice Abram
Richard Eaton
Ann Helms
Robert Keefe
William Abronski
Joyce Brandt
Meetor Davis
John Dorsey
Phyllis, Dwyer
Jane Gill
Hope Chuaralei
Milford Hayes
Lee Horton
Charles Johnson
Joe Krivitski
John Phillips
Madison Price
Edgar Roberson
Mary Young
Marion Wilkerson
Vaughan Gary
Richmond
Quonsee Hut
Nine Phi Alpha Theta Initiates Named at Keller Hall
Phi Alpha Theta inducted nine new members from Westhampton and Richmond College in Keller Hall last Sunday. Initiates listed include Dick Howard Irby Brown Jetty Fleet Barbara War yen Bill Ratchford Segar White Barbara Vollard and Betty Wilder. Tom Jackson will be initiated soon. William Lohmann notes 12 hours needed for eligibility and the required grade point standards. Beta Mu at the University of Richmond was founded in 1948. New officers were elected with William Lohmann as president Linwood Matthews as vice president and Dr. George Graham as secretary-treasurer.
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Phi Alpha Theta
Keller Hall
Westhampton
Richmond College
Dick Howard
Irby Brown
Jetty Fleet
Barbara War‘yen
Bill Ratchford
Segar White
Barbara Vollard
Betty Wilder
Tom Jackson
William Lohmann
University of Richmond
Beta Mu
Linwood Matthews
George
Graham
Religious Emphasis Week Planned at University
Jackson leads student group as eleven committees form for Religious Emphasis Week set February 9 to 13. Walter Jackson, Betty Montgomery, and Malcolm Shotwell coordinate a team of eight or nine men to lead campus discussions and classroom visits alongside evening chapel meetings.
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Walter Jackson
Jackson
Betty Montgomery
Westhampton
Malcolm Shotwell
Ralph Shotwell
University of Richmond
Shotwell
U. of R
Girls Allowed in Student Center Lounge at Westhamon College
The Student Center lounge, previously restricted to men, is now accessible to female students though current college rules prohibit usage. A four week trial runs from mid February to early March, with two weeknight openings decided by student ballots published in the college newspaper.
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Westhamon College
Coiney
George M. Modlin
Jesse Reel
Board of Governors
Co.ixGlan
Reel
Guilty finding in signed pledge case
A court case dated December 2, 1952 found the defendant guilty in Case No. 4 for violating a signed pledge. The penalty imposed was an intermediate sentence.
Christmas in Europe and America a student's nostalgic view
Westhampton sophomore Mickey Maschke recalls her first Christmas in the German sector of Czechoslovakia and contrasts it with present-day University holidays. She notes avoiding Saint Nicholas Day rituals with French instructor Mrs. Lucie Horner and cherishes a hand carved angel from Berlin.
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Sue Quinn
Mickey Maschke
Westhampton
Czechoslovakia
Mickey
Berlin
Lucie Horner
Horner
Dresesd
Holiday Cheer Outlines Reach For Christmas Shopping
The piece notes holiday decorations in stores and the rush of Christmas shopping as people look forward to a two week vacation. It depicts crowded shops, varied expectant crowds, and the return to routine after the holidays.
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