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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
4
A 1920s debate features Elinor Glyn criticizing co education as harmful to romance and charm. Indiana University faculty advocate restricting student automobile use, sparking student opposition amid campus debate on privacy and discipline.
Freshman at the University of Georgia is among the OBE nominees imagining a medicine hall as a big pill. A Florida sophomore is also named as a nominee and was asked about his expected course of graduation.
In a tight contest Dobson's five edged N. C. Quint as Guilford and Richmond players delivered steady floorwork and scoring. Key field goals tallied by Richmond Miller DeMotte Peterson and Guilford Ferrell Sparger Thomas Smith with substitutions noted and officials identified.
Dr and Mrs S C Mitchell entertained members of the Boys Literary Club in Richmond last Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. Professor Mitchell spoke on college education and its value to the young man. Students connected to the club and currently attending the University of Richmond include EB Emrock president and D Herman.
William KR Pankey a senior has been invited as principal speaker for the Monthly meeting of the Summer Hill Community and Civic League in Chesterfield County on February 9 in the school auditorium Stop 11 Petersburg car line He will lecture on The Importance of Secondary Education followed by a round table discussion.
The Lynchburg five defeated Richmond 27 to 26 in a hard fought state college showdown. McMains scored a late winner after J Oliver fed him a decisive pass as time dwindled, with De Motte Spose and Miller anchoring the Spider attack. The victory puts Lynchburg in a strong position for the state championship.
University students will attend a Philologists meeting featuring a debate on co education versus co ordination. A banquet plan advances as G R Poindexter T B Wiggins R G Bledsoe deliver declamation reading and oration. Hash Frazier marshal affirmative with Hanley Taylor opposing.
Columbia University social economy professor Ed ward T Devine spoke at last Friday’s convocation about Lenine Trotysky and Gandhi as revolutionists. He traced Trotsky’s life and explored how education and experience shaped his views, drawing a detailed portrait for students.
The college announces a Saturday night hostess program selecting a young woman who will be resourceful attractive and unobtrusive and able to pronounce lugares such as lautenil and bon soir. Strangers will be guided to the front door and exits explained when the date bell rings. Rumor says every eligible girl has applied.
Freshmen from Richmond and Westhampton Colleges joined in a social at the Red Cross Building last Friday night. Nearly all freshmen from both sides of the lake attended and the event was a real success in every way.
Dr Devine spoke on Gandhi and the revolutionist movement revealing beliefs behind actions and his aim to uplift India's people. He was the main lecturer at the Richmond Institute of Sports Workers where many locals learned about social work administration and community efforts.
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