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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1933

Page

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Currier Opens Lecture Week At Y W C A Education Event

World Education Week sponsored by the Y W C A and M C A opens Monday February 13 at 9 with speakers Jessie D Ames Raymond Currier Clarence Pickett and Sylvanus Duvall presented to classes. Lectures run daily with convocation Tuesday at 12 and Wednesday at 10. A tea and student audiences are planned with faculty Mortar Board and ODK members invited.

M. c Jessie D. Ames Raymond Currier Clarence Pickett Sylvanus Duvall Currier Bailey Pickett Holtzclaw Pickett Mitchell Ames Prince Ames Harlan Currier Bailey Mitchell Harlan Ross Pickett Ames Harlan Pickett Loving Mitchell Currier Lough Duvall Lute Dr. Lute Y. W. CA Y. M. GC Westhampton Mortar Board Omicron Delta Kappa

Secretary of YWCA Delivers Chapel Talk on Maturity

Miss Jane Dickie successor to Miss Lucy Mason as YWCA secretary spoke at West Hampton Chapel on February 6 on “The Achievement of Maturity.” She traced her 15 year career through Arkansas Louisville New York and Richmond and urged dignity bravery and disciplined thinking as keys to maturity through study, history, and spiritual growth.

Jane Dickie Lucy Mason YW. C. A Westhampton Miss Dickie University of Arkansas Univeity Louisville New York Richmond Mise Dickie Gland

Midwinter Dances Open Tonight in Millhiser Gym

The Interfraternity Council begins a midwinter dance series in Millhiser Gym tonight at 9 with Tommie Tucker and the Californians. A tea dance is set for tomorrow 3:30 to 5:30, and the final dance runs 9 to 12 Saturday night. Tickets cost 2.50 for the full set or 1.50 per evening and 1.00 for the tea dance. The popular band, direct from Hollywood and Chicago radio, is expected to draw large crowds. tickets are sold by campus representatives.

Millhiser Gymnasium Tommie Tucker Interfraternity Council Tommy Tucker Hollywood New York Frank Smith Ing Bill Terry George Whitley Billy Barlow G Wall D. Li

Leighty and Taylor Elected Leaders at Westhampton College

Miss Dorothy Leighty, Westhampton junior, is elected chairman of the Judiciary Board after student polls close. Christine Taylor becomes president of the College Government Association following a re cast of ballots. Both have long records in class, college activities, and athletics at Westhampton College.

Miss Taylor College Government Association Dorothy Leighty Westhampton College Leighty Westhampton Dot Taylor Christine Taylor College Government Association of Pittsburgh Bracken O, DK Alleghany County Penn Boreman

Beams to Lecture on Fast Air Driven Top at Richmond

Dr J W Beams of Rousse Physical Laboratories UVA will speak to University of Richmond students on Tuesday February 14 at 4 PM in the physics lecture room. He will describe the fastest machine known, a top driven by compressed air and spiraled notches, noting tops spinning at thousands of RPM. E G Pickels assists during Beams experiments while earning his masters degree.

Science Department University of Richmond J. W. Beams Rousse Physical Laboratories University of Virginia Beams Dr. Beams E. G. Pickels

Investigation of Refectory Food By Student Senate

The student senate, at the request of students, prepared a study of refectory food conditions a few days before exams. The report was submitted with administration representatives. A conference assured the senate that faculty would give the matter careful consideration.

War Debts Debate At Richmond College Tonight

Richmond College debate team meets University of Pittsburgh in a non decision airing on the proposal that the United States cancel all war debts owed by foreign governments. Speakers include Ellis, Bracken, Boreman, and local officials anticipate wide public interest and discussion.

Richmond College Forensic Council University of Pittsburgh United States Pem Bolling TH Elis Stuart Cook Richmond J. P. Braken, Jr Leonard Boreman Pittsburgh Ellis Tau Kappa Alpha Mason Mangham Richmond Chamber of Commerce George J. Seay Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

Honor Society Convocation to Feature Dr Finley

The campus forms an Honors Convocation on February 20 with Dr John H Finley editor of The New York Times as principal speaker The event marks initiations for several honor societies and includes an academic procession. The arrangement is led by Dr R E Loving.

John H. Finley The New York Times Finley R. E. Loving New York Lare Phi Beta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Fraternity Mortar Board Sigma Phi Sigma Phoenix Club Pi Delta Epsilon National Journalism Fraternity Tau Kappa Alpha Economics Club Alpha Psi Omega

Physics Frat Initiates Sigma Pi Sigma Members

The local physics fraternity held its annual initiation at 4 o clock Monday afternoon this week. Four accepted honorary bids were initiated: Miss Katherine Brown and Miss Helen Hutcher of Westhampton College, Mr Henry Vranian of Richmond College, and Mr R. R. Chappell, an alumnus and former University of Richmond assistant professor of physics now with Philipp and Byrd Scientific Apparatus Company of Richmond.

Sigma Pi Sigma Katherine Brown Helen Hutcher Westhampton College Henry Vranian Richmond College R. R. Chappell University of Richmond Philipp and Byrd, Scientific Apparatus Company Richmond

University of Richmond approves $2 million five year fund plan

Board of Trustees adopts a five year plan to raise 2 million dollars for endowment and campus improvements across all colleges. Funds would support teaching, scholarships, buildings, and a central library with additional facilities at Westhampton and Richmond College. The president may seek aid from national educational foundations.

Board of Trustees University of Richmond Boatwright Westhampton College Richmond College Westhampton Association of American Colleges General Education Board of New York

McDanel Discusses Chaco Dispute at YWCA Meeting

Dr. Ralph C. McDanel of Richmond College spoke on the Chaco region's dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay at a YWCA gathering on February 2. He traced boundary attempts since 1879, noted ongoing tensions, and highlighted peace efforts and regional anti war prospects.

Ralph C. McDanel Richmond College Chaco Westhampton College Florence Seibert Y. W. Gal Bolivia Paraguay South America Hayes Argentina MecDanel Brazil Chile Washington

Nine Men Five Women Chosen for Membership

Cohen Ferrell Fox Gray Hick man Hutcheson Kincheloe Perkins Stoneburner named as new members in a local organization selection. The group adds nine men and five women to its ranks, expanding leadership and activities.

Cohen Ferrell Fox Gray Hickman Hutcheson Kincheloe Perkins Stoneburner

Richmond College and Westhampton Students Earn Phi Beta Kappa

Fourteen University of Richmond seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa Epsilon chapter in Virginia. Nine from Richmond College and five from Westhampton College. Initiation before February 20 Richmond Alumni banquet. Dr John H Finley to give principal address.

University of Richmond Epsilon Virginia Phi Beta Kappa Richmond College Edwin Samuel Cohen McGuire's University School Richmond Ralph Harris Ferrell, Jr Miami High School Miami Pla Robert Pollard Fox West Point Clarence Jones Gray Red Bank N. J Walter Braddock Hickman Forest Park High Westhampton College Elizabeth Virginia Atkinson John Marshall High School Vivian Louise Barnett Marion Elmo Clark Mary Louise McLaughlin Danville Marco Isabel Taliaferro

Philologians Choose Crisp for President

William Crisp won the Philologian Literary Society presidency for the new semester after a health program. Vernon Richardson, W. L. Grenoble, C. H. Ryland, and RC Poage were elected officers, with talks on tuberculosis smallpox and typhoid fever preceding the vote. A Mitchell Society debate followed on wage equality for women.

Philologian Literary Society William Crisp Vernon Richardson W. L. Grenoble C.H. Ryland Forensic Council Rc, Poage Mr. Grenoble Gary Bousman WH. Ryland

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Y.W.C.A Millhiser Gym Pitt Parrish Scott Parrish Phi Beta Kapp Millhiser Frank Straus Mike Kent Bev Britton G. Kincheloe l. Lucas Wally Bolling Curtis Wheat Ed Haddock Charles Arendall C. E. S. Ridgway Y.W. Group Chaco Region Philologians Crisp Samuel Chiles Mitchell Literary Society Bernard Hutcher Vivien Bethel Enno Sauer Mr. Anderson
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