Westhampton Alumnae to Present Balkan Folk Song Event
Westhampton Alumnae Association will stage a program of eastern European folk songs and dances on Friday February 4 at 745 PM. Proceeds will aid the Westhampton women's building fund. Ellenor Cooke and Eugenia Folliard will perform in regional costumes with musical and pictorial explanations of Balkan legends. Six of Cooke's costumes were donated by Zagreb curator Jugo Slavia. A noted song on the program is the Song of the Volga Boatman.
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New Roll of Honor Rules Tighten Eligibility at Richmond College
A faculty committee approved tougher roll of honor standards effective immediately. Students on 12 to 14 credit hours must earn two A grades with no grade below B, 15 to 17 hours require one A with no grade below B, and 18 or 19 hours allow one A one C with no grade below B, with implied eligibility for those carrying 18 hours and six B grades.
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West Sings On Radio and At Church Services
T. Eugene West a tenor soloist broadcast several numbers from WRVA Richmond on Thursday night January 27. Harold Woodall played piano. he is a Richmond College freshman. West also sang two selections at First Baptist Church on Sunday January 30.
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University Players To Present One Act Plays
University Players announce three one act plays for February 18 at 8 15 in the Red Cross building Westhampton. The Romancers Rostand is coached by Lydia Heatfeld with Dorothy Latane Charles McDaniel Kenneth Lee and Marion Jones. Suppressed Desires Glaspell is coached by Elinor Physive with Lois Mintosh Henrietta Kathleen Moore and Jack Scherer.
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Susan Glaspell
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Lydia Heatfeld
Dorothy Latane
Charles McDaniel
Kenneth Lee
Marion Jones
Rostand
Elinor Physive
Lois McIntosh
Henrietta
Kathleen Moore
Mabel
Jack Scherer
Steve
Richmond Debating Season Opens With Gettysburg Clash
Richmond hosts its first major debate of the year on February 8 at Gettysburg College with Richmond students Harry M. Herman T Eugene West and Robert W. Edwards arguing the United States should Cancel Her Allied War Debts. Gettysburg supports the affirmative and Pennsylvanian foes oppose it. On February 11 Richmond faces West Virginia with Richmond defending the affirmative.
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Spider Frolics second revue set for February twenty fifth
The Varsity Club announces the second annual Spider Frolics revue on February 25 at Red Cross Building Westhampton directed by R. N. Sibold and sponsored by Monogram Club with Robert W. Nethery Hank Trimmer and R. G. Phillips in charge of scenery. The cast includes Neeny Penzold Pop Sibold Eugene West and other top campus talent. The show promises new gags and top stage scenery.
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Basil Minter
Guy Maddox
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Scholastic Ratings To Publicize Campus Fraternities
The Richmond Collegian will publish grades showing the relative standing of campus social groups. A committee including James Harmonsen Leslie Jones and Hier Atkins will draw up the ranking system. The fraternity scholarship cup is awarded for work completed last year and this year, with a partial grade release to boost effort.
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First Talk in Chemical Series Announced by WRVA
The Edgeworth Tobacco Company station WRVA in Richmond Va airs the first in a series on popular chemical subjects at 8:00 PM February 11. The speaker for this occasion is listed but continued on page 6.
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Many New Contributors in Messenger of February
Tomorrow promises the best issue of The Messenger with its largest edition of the session. It will include book reviews essays short stories poems editorials and exchanges and feature many new contributors expected to draw strong reader interest.
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University of Richmond Glee Club Radio Program Debuts
The Westhampton Glee Club and Spider Chanters performed on WRVA Richmond in a music focused program with a ten minute speech by Dr. F W Boatwright. Chanters made their radio debut and second public appearance, with a mix of group songs duets and instrumental numbers. The second program airs February 18 from the same station.
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Richmond to Host American Chemists Meeting
The American Chemical Society will hold its spring meeting in Richmond from April 1 to 17, the first Southern city chosen for the event. Virginia section plans the program with William Clift of the Medical College of Virginia as general chairman of the arrangements committee.
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Spiders Face Hornets in Millhiser Gym Rivalry
Richmond College Spider basketeers host Lynchburg College Hornets in Millhiser Gym tonight likely at 9 00. Both teams boast clean slates with notable recent wins and a history of tight battles in the series.
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Senior Glass Dines Tomorrow Evening
The Richmond College senior class hosts a buffet dinner at the Cafeteria starting at 8:00 pm tomorrow. Westhampton College seniors will attend as a group. no faculty members are invited. A fundraising committee led by L. E. Tharpe will collect funds.
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Reed Onley
Wilton Hood
Kenneth Lee
J. Parker Lambeth
George McGraham
al Ragozzino
Leslie Walton
Three Gold Prizes In High School Declamation Contest
Prizes for the top three declaimers will be awarded in the annual high school Declamation contest to be held in the college chapel on February 25. The best declaimer traditionally receives a gold medal, but this year three winners will receive $15, $10, and $5 in gold.
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