University of Richmond Publications staff and pricing list
University of Richmond publications page lists Andrew Nielsen as editor in chief and speeds through staff roles in editorial and sports with a billing note. Subscriptions priced at 2.00 for one year, 3.50 for two years. Mail registration shows university post office as second class matter and advertising representation by National Advertising Service in New York.
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Richmond Billotay
University of
Virginia
Nevi Ot
University of Richmond
National Advertiing Service, Inc
Madison Avenue
New York
Senate Considers Intramural Injury Fund at Richmond College
The Richmond College Senate debated a fund to cover medical bills from intramural injuries. Teams would contribute at season start, the fund would last while money holds, not an insurance plan, but better than nothing. The Collegian endorses careful consideration and planning for administration and cost estimates.
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Richmond College Senate
Senate
Esleeck Gave Richmond Much in Three Coach Tenure
The obituary honors Dick Esleeck for three years as University head football coach. He earned respect through solid fundamentals and moral guidance, building men with fight and Spider spirit. His greatest triumphs lay in the lives he developed, not just wins and losses.
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Uring
Dick Esleck
Esleck
Esleeck
Richmond
Dick Esbeck
R.E.B
Richmond Spiders Ready to Host West Virginia Cagers
University of Richmond basketball returns to Benedictine gym to face West Virginia in a Southern Conference contest. The Spiders, win streak at two after beating Clemson and South Carolina, seek strong student support for the rest of the season.
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Ptomore
University of Richmond
Benedictine Gym
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Spider Cagers
Spiders
Clemson
South Carolina
Furman
Frat social notes highlight Christmas season
In a lively update, members of Phi Alpha, Theta Chi, Phi Delt, Kappa Sig and Lambda Chi share holiday plans, pins, gatherings, and campus visits. Highlights include new brothers Allen Gaines and Ed Harrow at Lambda Chi, Phi Gams caroling at Westhampton, and Franklin Virginia events with Barrett, Parker, and Hodges receiving congratulations.
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Phi Alphan
Jerry Borne
Mary Washington
Theta Chi
George Tidey
Norma
White House
Phi Delt
Rusty Booker
Pennsylvania
Little “R.P.I
Phi Kap
Sam Parker
Georgia
Sam
Lambda Chi
Allen Gaines
Ed Harrow
Pika
Conrad Bareford
Westhampton
Jack Edmonds
Barbara Bigony
Stuart Circle
Kappa Sig
Whitey Watson
Farmville
Whitey
Phi
Page Hudson
Pitzhugh Mullins
MCV
John Geiser
Longwood
Phi Gam Joe
Norman
Nancy Hodges
Mechanicsville
Ronnie Price
George Aristos
Modest George
Tom Wheeler
Ann Chase
Charlottesville
Tom
Bill Huget
Vanderbilt
Phikeias Greech
Rice
Piika
Carter Coates
Paul Sheridan
Dot Sink
Phi Gams
K.A
Bo Parsons
Frank Phillips
Spunk Walker
Claude Anderson
Pike Warren
Phi Kaps
Sig Eps
Richmond College Glee Club plans heavy 1953 concert tour schedule
The Richmond College Glee Club under Director Mark Troxell awaits a busy season with tours to Stratford College in Danville Virginia Yale University Newport News and Virginia Beach a three day run to Lynchburg Roanoke and Bedford and a tentative Portsmouth Virginia concert. Troxell notes the group is among the best in the college and urges more men especially baritones to join. Separately the Civil Service Commission announced an examination for Student Aid Trainee paying 2950 to 3175 a year for positions in Washington DC area open to sophomores and juniors in science and engineering with employment during vacations or cooperative terms. Applications accepted until further notice.
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Richmond College Glee Club
Mark Troxell
Glee Club
Stratford College
Danville
Virginia
Yale
Newport News
Virginia Beach
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Bedford
Portsmouth
Troxell
Richmond College
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
Radcliffe Offers Fifteen Full Tuition Fellowships for 1959
Full tuition fellowships announced for the Radcliffe College Management Training Program for 1959 54. Fifteen full tuition awards fund a one year program preparing women for junior administrative roles in business industry government and education. The program combines six months classroom work with two six month field assignments supervised by Harvard Business School instructors. cooperating firms span New England New York City Cleveland Detroit and Chicago.
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Radcliffe College
T. North Whitehead
Radcliffe
Harvard Business School
New England
New York City
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Edith G. Stedman
Juliber Sees End To Trade Problems
Edward B. Juliber president of the American Institute for Foreign Trade says optimism abounds that the new administration will solve U S foreign trade issues. He cites dollars shortages and import restrictions as key challenges while noting U S investment abroad has reached 1 8 billion in 18 months and expected annual overseas investment of at least 1 billion in coming years.
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Edward B. Juliber
American Institute For Foreign Trade
U. S
Juliber
United States
Julibe
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Jerry Hackiel
Seeman Waranel
Will Sullivan Law School Editor
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Rex Adams
Ken Hodder
Alexana Madison Price
van Kelly
Jin Anderson
Kush Loving
Jack Hall
Marvin Collin
Ray Jones
Arnold Fredericks
Halford Hayes
Charley Wilahire
Bob Godrick
Edgar Turlington
Bill Peters
Lucien Hull
Hank Horowit
Ed Ketchie
Leon Jennings
Pree Sharboro
Mary Ethel Young
Bere Guaraldi
Ann Cohen
Betty Lee Shatheldae
Mary Anne Logan
Alice Garces
Barbara Reynolds
Rosa Ann Thomas
Mary Ellen Burns
Sue Quinn
Jean Burroughs
Nathan Safian
Bob Gurion
Joe Mersel
Malcolm Levet
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