Collegian to Convene Big Intercollegiate Journalism Meeting
The Richmond Collegian prepares a two day conference at the University of Richmond on April 22 and 23 to form a Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association. Invitations have been sent to colleges across ten states and districts. Renowned editors Douglas Freeman and N M McKnight are invited to speak at the banquet.
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Southern College
Richmond
Richmond Collegian
University of Richmond
Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
New Yorker
Douglas Freeman
News Leader
N. M. McKnight
Columbia Spectator
Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Westhampton Faculty Scores A Success
Westhampton College faculty staged an artful Saturday evening performance to benefit the reading room. Miss Butler opened with a prologue, five more tableaux followed, featuring Miss Woodfin in a gym scene and Miss Keller in a dance number, drawing strong applause.
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Westhampton College
Butler
Westhampton
Woodfin
Miss Keller
Anita Kloss
Spiders Schedule Highlights Week of February Events
The campus calendar lists Spiders basketball games against the Tigers Indians Wake Forest Medicos and more from February 11 to 17. Also on the slate are Westhampton events including Senior Minstrel, vaudeville shows, church services, lectures, and student recitals at various campus venues.
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Spiders
Tigers
Westhampton
Williamsburg
Federal
City Home
Old Soldiers
Red Cross
Manager Grays Baseball Card Schedule Abroad And Home
A historical listing shows Manager Grays schedule with dates in April and May including Virginia abroad and several home games against major opponents such as Randolph Macon Georgetown Catholic Univ Maryland W M Catholic Univ V P I S C Univ R M Lynchburg H 5S and notes practice games before the season opening.
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Virginia
Randolph Macon
Georgetown University
Catholic Univ
Maryland Univ
S. C. Univ
R.-M
H.-5s
Lynchburg
Collegian Manager Harts Launches Monday Canvass Drive
The Collegian business manager Harts begins a Monday canvass of non subscribing students to boost weekly sales. He notes a deficit may appear by year end and uses the slogan Every Spider and Spideress a Subscriber.
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Harts
Collegian
Hartz
Richmond Harriers Prepares for Evening Dispatch Marathon
Coach Dobson trains about twenty candidates for the February 6 modified marathon. Runners practice daily on the course over campus and four dates of records list top finishers among Richmond University seniors and juniors. The university plans eight entrants for the February 26 big meet with seniors leading the field.
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Dobson
Evening Dispatch
Nethute Delta
Richmond University
Spencer
Franklin
Smith
Deckle
Snyder
W. Miller
H. Miller
McCall
F. Miller
Loving
Sadler
Hite
Rucker
Brann
Parker
Isenhour
W. Mil
Richmond selects teams to face Trinity in debate
Richmond's final debate for choosing teams to represent the Red and Blue against Trinity selected the affirmative speakers Tarrant J H Miller and Blankingship and the negative team McNeill Mann and Keith. The Richmond group will oppose Trinity visitors in the coming dual meet.
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Richmond
Trinity
Messrs. Tarrant
J. H. Miller
Blankingship
Messrs. McNeill
Mann
Keith
Spiders Face Quintet Clash With Hampden-Sydney Tigers Tonight
Richmond basketball fans expect a hard fought game as the Spiders host Hampden-Sidney at 8 o clock. The Tigers prize their usual fight, while Richmond players vow strong effort in a rivalry tilt. The following night Richmond travels to Williamsburg to meet the William and Mary Indians in a heated rematch.
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Spiders
Hampden-Sidney Tigers
University of Richmond
Tigers
Richmond
Hampden-Sidney
Williamsburg
William and Mary Indians
Indians
Randolph Macon
Hayden Elected First President of Virginia Biologists Group
The Association of Virginia Biologists formed at the University of Virginia to promote biological research and cooperation among Virginia scientists. Prof Horace E. Hayden of the University of Richmond was chosen as the first president, with Prof J. I. Hamaker of Randolph-Macon Woman's College as vice president and other officers named.
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Virginia
Association of Virginia Biologists
University of Virginia
Ivey F. Lewis
Horace E. Hayden
University of Richmond
J. I. Hamaker
Randolph- Macon Woman's College
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