Midwinter Dance Price Cut Announced for Feb 20 21
The Interfraternity Dance Committee reduced Midwinter Dances prices after strong ticket sales. Set tickets for subscription holders drop to 4.80 and non holders to 6.00. Friday or Saturday only 5.60 for subscribers and 4.20 for non subscribers. Millhiser Gymnasium remains the venue with Keller Hall as a future option. Ted Weems Orchestra will perform Friday 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Saturday 8 p.m. to midnight, with a free Friday afternoon concert for subscribers from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Interfraternity Dance Committee
Millhiser Gymnasium
Keller Hall
Ted Weems
Girl Sophs Resume Dance Set Tonight at Keller Hall
The Westhampton College Sophomore Class resumes its weekly Friday night dance in Keller Hall from 7 30 to 10 15 pm. Admission to students is five cents.
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Westhampton College
Keller Hall
University Players Plan Two Full-Length Shows and Revue
The University Players announce two full-length plays and a Players Revue this semester. A March 12 revue features song and dance. Beaux Stratagem runs April 14 to 16, Noah by Andre Obey on May 12 to 14. More one act plays will follow.
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University Players
Budgie Fleshood
Beaux
George Farquahar
Noah
Andre Obey
Maner
Magazine deadlines announced for April and May issues
Messenger editor Pat Velenovsky sets print deadlines for the April issue on April 5 and the May issue on April 22. The announcements emphasize timely submissions to meet the publishing schedule.
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Pat Velenovsky
the Messenger
Students appoint four leaders to expanded social committee
President Modlin names four student leaders to join the faculty on the expanded committee after a recommendation from the Faculty Committee on Student Social Life. The group is led by Dr. Peple and includes Thad Crump Bill Hinnant Herb Liebman and Jack Wilbourne from Omicron Delta Kappa.
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Modlin
Peple
Interfraternity
Thad Crump
Richmond College Student Government Association
Bill Hinnant
Interfraternity Relations
Herb Liebman
Interfraternity Dance Committee
Jack Wilbourne
Omicron Delta Kappa
Forensic Council Sets March 10 Date For Annual Contest
The Richmond College Forensic Council will hold its annual oratorical contest on March 10 at the campus. Undergraduate students may enter. winner earns a plaque in the main library and invites to State and Grand National contests, plus gold keys for winner and runner-up. Contenders must deliver a ten minute prepared speech and a five minute extemporaneous talk. Contact Larry Jensen or the Forensic Council by March. Last year Baine Harris won campus top honors and advanced to state and national stages.
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Richmond College Forensic Council
Richmond College
Larry Jensen
Forensic Council
Jensen
Richmond Debate Team Goes On First Eastern Tour
The University of Richmond debate team traveled January 29 to 31 for non decision meets at Georgetown West Point Temple University and the University of Pennsylvania. Led by coach Lloyd Pierce the squad debated federal world government and visited Capitol Hill to hear Marshal Plan and price control hearings.
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University of Richmond
John Chamberlayne
Charles Harvey
Georgetown University
West Point
Temple University
University of Pennsylvania
Lloyd Pierce
Washington
Capitol Hill
J. Vaughn Gary
Richmond College
House of Representatives
Neal Cline
Baine Harris
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Oregon
Naval Academy
University of Pittsburg
University of Florida
Randolph Macon College
Wake Forest College
Collegian Seeks News Staff Applicants This Semester
The Collegian invites interested students to apply for reporter positions on the news staff this semester. Applications are accepted at the Collegian Office in the Playhouse at 12:30 p.m. Monday.
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Collegian
Miracle tale recalls Bris it was a wind and rumor
A narrator recounts a supposed miracle at Bris detailing backstage chatter about a reporter on hand. He describes preparations, disguises, and his own pursuit of a sensational story as tour groups and con artists converge, hinting at campus intrigue with a cryptic closing note about continuing on page 3.
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Collegian
Bris
Thomas Hall
Shades of Destiny
Radio Guild Opens 1947 48 Will Preview Week on WRNL
The first Radio Guild production of the 1947 48 session airs Monday February 9 at 10 p.m. on WRNL. Four guild students and Dr Edward H Pruden Religious Emphasis Week leader discuss campus religious concentration. Dr Pruden explains his theme Youth Faces a Troubled World and the weekly series will run each Monday at 9 30 p m over WRNL.
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Radio Guild
WRNL
Guild
Edward H. Pruden
Warren Rowe
Pat Velenovsky
Pete Singleton
Pruden
Superior Students Form New Management Club on Campus
Dr. F Byers Miller, acting dean, announced the formation of a Management Club for superior students in the Department of Business Administration. Martin Schotzberger was elected president with Bill Hinnant as vice president, John Chappell as secretary, and Hildred Jordan as treasurer. The 18 charter members include James Boehling, Ben Brockenkrough, Harry Dunn, Fletcher Elmore, Corbett Roberts, and others. The campus group will cooperate with the Management Club of Richmond.
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F. Byers Miller
Department of Business Administration
Martin Schotzberger
Bill Hinnant
John Chappell
Hildred Jordan
James Boehling
Ben Brockenbrough
Harry Dunn
Fletcher Elmore
Corbett Roberts
Clarence Avery
Waller G. Lescure
Cecil G. Motley
K. M. Pederson
Thomas Point
Robert Toone
Locke H. Trigg
Hughes Ware
William Warren
Management Club of
Richmond
Dr Pruden To Be Speaker For Religious Emphasis Week
Dr Edward H Pruden of First Baptist Church Washington speaks on Persuaded Christians to open Religious Emphasis Week at 10 30 a m Monday in Cannon Memorial Chapel. Panel discussions follow in Keller Hall with local clergy and lay leaders across faiths.
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Cannon Memorial Chapel
Edward H. Pruden
First Baptist Church of Washington
Keller Hall
Frederick W. Boatwright
David E. Browning
River Road Chapel
George M. Modlin
Ralph B. Winders
Virginia Baptist Student Union
Pruden
Dr. Pruden
Marguerite Roberts
Joseph H. Cosby
Branch's Baptist Church
Modlin
John B. Hill
Virginia Baptist Sunday School Department
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Messenger
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Bessemer
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Perry Mitchell
Westover Baptist Church
Forum
John H. Marion, Jr
Presbyterian Committee On Christian Relations
Reno S. Harp
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
James H. Ivey
Second Baptist Church
Ariel L. Goldburg
Congregation
Beth Ahabah
Beatrice V. Mar
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