Campus musings on chapel life and student politics
A reflective campus note questions chapel perfection amid student apathy and interest. It mentions faculty attendance, a famed campus figure known as triple corsage Steve, and hints at future Maying, student government races, and a proposed miniature chapel convention to showcase martyrs saving the institution. It ends by criticizing a Richmond publication claiming to be La Vie Parisienne.
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Maiden
Steve
Virginia
Chapel
Richmond News
la Vie Parisienne
Published Every Friday Goes to Press Tuesday Night
Morris E. serves as editor in chief with Cary White as managing editor as the weekly publication prepares for release after Tuesday night press run.
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Morris E., Milner
G, Cary White
Newspaper staff roles and associations listed
Edward H Pruden is business manager and W Roland Galvin circulation manager. G F Mullin is assistant business manager and J P Lambeth assistant circulation manager. Martha Lipscomb is Western business manager with C Dinty Moore and Mary Melouthlin as assistants. Member of Southern and Hastert Intercollegiate Newspaper Associations.
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Edward H. Pruden
W. Roland Galvin
Mer
G. F. By Mullin
J. P. Lambeth
Martha Lipscomb
Mgr
C. Dinty Moore
Mary Melouthlin
Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Hastert Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Improvement at the Cafeteria at Richmond College
The Richmond Collegian notes a policy shift in the university cafeteria bringing modern service and student approval. A wider menu, daily changes, lower prices, and stricter cleanliness rules reflect a move from a "mess hall" to a more inviting refectory.
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The
Richmond Collegian
Richmond College
Smith College Smoking Scandal Shocks New England Campus
A Smith College tea room incident led to the suspension of three students after tobacco use was reported. The piece mocks campus smoking habits and warns against sending girls to the college, noting strict morals and tattling rules.
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Smith College For
Citadel of
New England
Smith College
College
Parisian periodical critique of shows and youth culture
The piece criticizes a Parisian periodical's sensational ads and minor acts in a tent show. It recalls Rosie Quinn’s 1916 act and cites John McCormack’s singing, noting disillusion with advertised “art studies” and the value of youth in entertainment.
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Police
Rosie Quinn
John McCormack
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