Plans incomplete as mid year dance dates near
Interfraternity plans for the Midwinter Dance Series remain unsettled as March dates near. Committee chairman Billy Ballou notes tentative events on March 22 and 28 depend on Interfraternity Council approval and band size. Easter dances possible if Midwinters are dropped. Senate factions clash over Student Government involvement and co operation stalls.
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Billy Ballow
Interfraternity Council
Interfraternity Gouneil
Ballou
Student Senate
Senate
Noted Chemist Willard to Speak at Michigan Club
Dr Hobart Hurd Willard professor of chemistry at the University of Michigan will address the Chemistry Club this afternoon at 4 P M in the physics lecture room on Modern Analytical Chemistry and Its Importance He has written on chemical subjects and authored the quantitative analysis text used in the class He born Erie Pa 1861 earned Harvard Ph D 1909 and has taught at Michigan since 1904 He will also speak at the Medical College of Virginia on February 8 at 8 16 P M and attend a dinner at the Westmoreland
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Hobart Hurd Willard
University of Michigan
Chemistry Club
Willard
Erie
Harvard
Mudical College of Virginia
Westmoreland
Duke Graduate Takes Classes For Mitchell
Dr. Nicholas Mitchell of Duke University assumed duties in the Richmond College history department this week, teaching the second semester while Dr. Samuel Chiles Mitchell is on leave. A recent Duke PhD, Mitchell also holds a BA from Texas and an MA and PhD in political science from Texas. He previously instructed at Duke, Texas, and LSU as he pursued his studies and contemplated law school.
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Nicholas Mitchell
Duke University
Richmond College
Samuel Chiles Mitchell
Prem
Duke
University of Texas
Texas
Mitchell
Louisiana State University
Senator Long
Economies To Hear Miss Mason At Chapel Convocation
Students of economics will attend a talk in Chapel today by Miss Lucy Randolph Mason, general secretary of the National Consumers' League. Mason, formerly Richmond YWCA secretary, hails from Richmond and has just returned from a Nashville conference led by Frances Orkins.
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Lucy Randolph Mason
National Consumers’ League
Misa Mason
Richmond Ywca
League
Mise Mason
Richmond
Frances Orkins
Nashville
Hay Fever to be staged by University Players March 2 1946
Dramatists Revue Unit presents Noel Coward comedy Hay Fever set in the Bliss home near London. University Players director Miss Emily Brown selects a cast from Vernon Richardson to Jackie Lowe for a fast moving three act farce. Tickets 35 cents on sale at Student Shop. general sale next Tuesday.
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Dramatists Revue Unit
Noel Coward
University Players
Emily Brown
Hay Favor
David Bliss
Cookham
London
Bliss
Nevl Coward
University Puy Ies
Enat
Vernon Richardson
Hever
New York City
Laure Hope Crews
Proofs Requested For 1935 Annual
It is essential that all individual proofs for The 1995 Web be returned immediately if the individual desires to be included. No retakes without authorization. Final date for ordering copies is March 15. no copies after.
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Web
Board of Publications
Richmond Debaters to Attend Lehigh Forum in Bethlehem
University of Richmond debate team will join Lehigh University forum in Bethlehem Pennsylvania on March 12. Mr William Grenoble, debates manager, announced the event will feature several schools debating the topic resolved that nations should agreed to prevent the international shipment of area and munitions.
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William Grenoble
Lehigh University
University of Richmond
Bethlehem
Penn
Grenoble
University of Pennsylvania
Emory and Henry Richmond
Lehigh Forum
Enigmatic Authoress Discusses Syncopated Tempo in Drama
Sidney T. Matthews reports Miss Gertrude Stein spoke to 460 listeners on plays and stage experience at the University of A. address. She said audiences’ emotions are out of sync with a plays tempo and time, creating nervous tension in theatre.
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U. of A
Sidney T. Matthews
Gertrude Stein
Miss Stein
Freshmen Housing Petition Rejected by College Board
The Interfraternity Council sought freshmen dorm living in the second semester but the board of trustees executive committee rejected the petition as not in the college’s best interests. It held freshmen can still build broad student contacts in dorms during year one.
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Interfraternity Council
Board of Trustees
Boatwright
Goats Stage Hell Week Acts At Fraternity Initiation
Fraternity Goats perform during Hell Week with pranks under elder guidance. Pledges face clothing alterations, odd questions, and staged mischief as initiation rites unfold. Tarzan impersonations appear among varied acts as students stage playful rites.
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Fraternity ‘Goats
Poll shows comedy favored for student play selection
A survey of the student body by Alpha Pat Omewa gathered at the January chapel service favored drawing room comedies and action mysteries over serious drama. The polling influenced the spring choice for University Players, who selected Noel Coward's Hay Fever, a comedy, for presentation.
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Repulta
Alpha Pat Omewa
Noel Coward
VIPA to Meet in Richmond for Virginia College Press Issues
Editors and business managers from Virginia colleges will gather in Richmond on February 23 to outline problems facing campus papers. Topics include NRA code for college papers, VIPA humor magazine, national advertising legalities, and printing costs. The meeting may extend to February 24 if needed.
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Virginia College Publications
Richmond
Alexander Hudgins
VIPA
Virginia
NRA
Hudwins
Westhampton plans combined gym and women's activities building
Westhampton College trustees approved pursuing a combined gymnasium and women’s activities building on campus with an expected cost around 160000 dollars. The Westhampton Alumnae Association has raised 54600 dollars and may donate it if the university builds the facility.
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Westlasigton
Westhampton
Prom Tonight Begins Series at Westhampton Junior Event
A full moon night set the stage for Westhampton Junior Prom with the South Serenaders orchestra. Kathryn Conner led her escort Richard Todd through the seventh and eighth dances of a twelve dance program. Souvenirs awaited all Junior Class couples at the close, with ticket prices 1.00 for dates and 0.76 for stags.
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Westhampton
Virginia
South Serenaders
Kathryn Conner
Richard Todd
Esther Walsh
Katherine Ellis
Elizabeth Conwell
Judith Hodges
Beulah Gregory
Jacqueline Warner
Florence Marston
Lou White
Lucy Barber Blackwell
West
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Frank Straua
Hobart Willard
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House Rules
Frosh
Tiryharrow
John Hryharrow, Jr
Hartford
Hrgharrow
Poage
Hryharrow
R. C. Poage
Student Government Association
University of Richmoni
Council of Honor
Mr. Webster
Tarzan
Grin
Board
Cowlins
Pres
REC
RFC
Washington
Byrd
Jesse Jones
RFG
Ernest Long
Douglas 8. Freeman
J. B. McAdams
Howard Jenkins
J. Thomas Lawrence
B. West Tabb
F. W. Boatwright
Red Cross
University
Prom
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