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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1957

Page

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Qualifications for Student Offices Are Announced

Richmond College announces student government elections on March fifth. Elections will fill president vice president secretary treasurer four senators at large a Board of Publications rep and an Athletic Council rep. Candidates for president and vice president need a CO average and senior status. Campaigns follow party planning by All-Campus and Student parties with petitions and funding.

Treaster Board of Publications Athletic Council Richmond College

McDanel Group Meeting Welcomes Virginius Dabney Speaker

The R. G. McDanel Historical Society met Monday night and adjourned to Keller Hall to hear Virginius Dabney, editor of the Richmond Times Dispatch, discuss The Changing Political Scene in Virginia. Next meeting is Monday February 8 at 7 30 in the SAB Lounge.

R. G. McDanel Historical Society Keller Hall Virginius Dabney Richmond Times-Dispatch Virginia SAB

Psychology Club Met in South Court

The Psychology Club and visitors met this afternoon in South Court at 1 30. A Vienna film was shown and Rudolph Wagner spoke on the psychologist Sigmund Freud. The next meeting will be announced in the next issue.

Psychology Club South Court Vienna Austria Rudolph Wagner Sigmund Freud

Doctor Moffett Named Religious Emphasis Week Speaker

Dr. Harry M. Moffett, pastor of First Presbyterian Church Gastonia NC, is chosen as a principal speaker for Religious Emphasis Week at the University. A Davidson College and Union Theological Seminary graduate, he has served on church missions and higher education commissions and councils. He is married with three children.

Harry M. Moffett Moffett First Presbyterian Church Gastonia North Carolina Fredericksburg Virginia Davidson College Union Theologiceal Seminary Richmond Davieson College Austin Dr. Moffett Margaret Yarborough Memphis Tennessee Margaret Neel Ann Stuart McClellan Moffett, Jr Presbyterian General Assembly Board of World Missions Council of Higher Education Council On Christian Relations Synod Commission On Education Commission On Campus Christian Life Commission On Higher Education Union Theological Semi

Bach Bongo Tubby Tuba Orchesis Interprets Three Themes

Westhampton modern dance group Orchesis performs three pieces in Keller Hall at 8 pm. The program includes Tubby the Tuba Whiffs of Westhampton and Bach in Percussion directed by Frances Wessels with Grace Bloxsom and Carolyn Quinn. Senior and junior groups portray orchestra sections through movement.

Bach Westhampton Keller Hall Orchesis Modern Tubby Whiffs Frances Wessels Modern Dance Grace Bloxsom Carolyn Quinn John Klein Lafferty Betty Filaton Meg Kidd Nancy Day Joyce Garrett

Binns Opens REW Monday With Chapel Service

Dr Walter Binns president of William Jewel College opens Religious Emphasis Week with a 10 30 chapel service on Monday at Cannon Memorial Chapel The week includes sermons seminars panels and discussions featuring college and religious leaders with students excused from classes to attend.

Walter Binns Binns William Jewel College Cannon Memorial Chapel America Roanoke Virginia Richmond Baptist Dean Oren Baker Willett Keller Hall Dr. Moffett REW G. W. Weathers Wake Forest School of Law Baker A. Purnell Bailey Dean Weathers Law Court Ruth Nelson Father McClung Jesus Laing Rabbi Milgrom Raymond Brown University of Richmond Dean Baker Daniel Warren Chuchinas Frank Gagliano Mr. Welch Milhiser Gymnasium South Court Dr. Binns Ellis West

Student Center Opens Evening With Pause for Power and Prayer

Tonight the Student Center cancels the movie in favor of a program titled Pause for Power and Prayer. An open house follows, with additional events including an Orchesis recital in Keller Hall at 8 p.m. and a YMCA sponsored talent show on March 15 inviting entrants via Mr. Stone or Bob Spencer.

Keller Hall YMCA Mr. Stone Bob Spencer

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