IFC Sponsors Leadership Conference
The Interfraternity Council hosts its annual Leadership Conference this weekend. Sessions start tonight at 7 30 p m in the student center and resume tomorrow at 1 30 p m with topics including publications scholarship finance alumni relations homecoming rushing and pledge training. Alumni speaker list includes Howard P Falls Thomas C Yeoman Dr William Tyler Haynes Russell B Booker J Earle Dunford and Frank K Lord.
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Interfraternity Council
Howard P. Falls
SAE
Thomas C. Yeoman
William Tyler Haynes
Russell B. Booker
J. Earle Dunford
Frank K. Lord
Falls
Spirit of God Theme Guides Weeklong Devotion
Evening Watch, an interdominal devotional period led by university students, is held daily at 5 pm in the Chapel. For February 15-19 the speakers are Jim Harrison Monday Harold Leach Tuesday Sally Clark Thursday and Ruth Reynolds Friday. Wednesday features the drama I Believe in God.
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Jim Harerison
Harold Leach
Sally Clark
Ruth Reynolds
God
Presbyterians Hold Retreat At Camp Hanover
Dr. W. T. Thompson and the Rev. Irvin Filigan will speak at the Richmond Westminster Fellowship retreat held February 13 from 2 to 10 p.m. at Camp Hanover. Students from UR RPI MGV and Virginia Union University will discuss racial tension. Attendees pay $1 to Miriam Rothwell by February 10. total cost is $1.50.
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W. T. Thompson
Richmond Council of Human Relations
Irvin Filigan
All Souls’ Presbyterian Church
Richmond Area
Camp Hanover
Richmond
RPI
MGV
Virginia Union University
Miriam Rothwell
Prose Contest Ends Monday at University
The Philologian Messenger contest offers a cash prize donated anonymously to the University student submitting the best prose piece. The absolute deadline is Monday night at 6 40, with entries due at the Messenger staff meeting at 3 30 or the Philologian meeting at 6 40 in the Student Center or mailed to Abdullah Mina Box 41 University of Richmond.
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Philologian-Messenger
Ray Frantz
Messenger
Philologian
Society
Abdullah Mina
University of Richmond
University Thespians to Perform Picnic Act at Virginia Festival
The University of Richmond drama group joins nine Virginia colleges at the fourth annual College Drama Festival of Virginia at the Virginia Museum Theatre in Richmond. They will present an act from Picnic in a modern south theatre. Henry Hewes will critique and Marc Connelly will speak at a banquet. Public admission available.
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University of Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Museum
Richmond
South
Henry Hewes
The
Saturday Review
New York Times
Hewes
New York
Columbia University
Sarah Lawrence College
Marc Connelly
Green Pastures
American National Theatre Academy
Connelly
Author's League of America
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Museum Theatre
Hollins
Mary Baldwin
Longwood
Lynchburg
Sweet Briar
Madison
Radford
Mary Washington
Who Is Noted For His Uhm A Puzzle by Anne Mills
A humorous quiz lists university professors by clues about their phrases and tendencies. Hints cover fields from English to mathematics and psychology, with teachers from Westhampton, Richmond College, and WO institutions. The playful piece invites readers to identify the professors from stylized quotes.
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Richmond College
Westhampton
Richmond
Staff To Meet For Messenger Winter Edition
The Messenger staff will meet Monday afternoon at 30 in the magazine's office to make final preparations for the winter edition. The Monday meeting will be the absolute deadline for the Messenger.
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Messenger
Society To Be Shot The Philologian Photo Meeting
The Philologian literary society will be photographed for the Web Monday night. Members are asked to wear coat and tie and attend the meeting at 6 40 p m in the student center.
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Philologian Literary Society
REW Team Highlights Varied Religious Emphasis Week Interests
The REW lineup features Dr. Jack Noffsinger and Dr. Edward Farley offering views on faith doubt and personal meaning as a path to a good life. Dr. Maxine Gamer and Dr. Graner discuss ecumenism and world religious unity amid modern materialism and humanism. Dr. Long frames religion and science as evolving, stressing dialogue and individual freedom.
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Bach
Jack Noffsinger
Town Jima
Guam
Marine Corps
Christ
Noffsinger
God
Dr. Noffsinger
Edward Farley
de Pauw University
Farley
Maxine Gamer
REW
North Carolina
Virginia
Graner
Oxford
Edinburgh
Amsterdam
Illinois
Edward L. Long
Long
Young Cockroach Led Unhappy Life In Richmond Dorm
A humorous Victorian-style tale in a Richmond dormitory about Wolfgang the cockroach who plays piano with his feet and ends up injured, after a waitress drops a tray and a butter knife impales him, ending with a joke about a half used soft drink.
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Richmond
Wolfgang
May Day Queen Selection At Westhampton Twelve Seniors Named
Westhampton will pick a May Day queen and an attendant from twelve seniors including Alice Clement Sally Evans Suzanne Foster Becky Grissom Phyllis Jenkins Cynthia Katz Jeanette McWilliams Jane Horton Lynn Mapp Linda Morgan Gloria Wegner and Joan Silverstein. The May Day committee is led by Nancy Wheeler with Shirley Fish Ann Pultz junior coordinators and other staff.
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Alice Clement
Sally Evans
Suzanne Foster
Becky Grissom
Phyllis Jenkins
Cynthia Katz
Jeanette McWilliams
Jane Horton
Lynn Mapp
Linda Morgan
Gloria Wiegner
Joan Silverstein
Westhampton
Nancy Wheeler
Shirley Fish
Ann Pultz
Ann Birtch
Betty Bond
Mary Douglass
Miss Miller
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Thomas Hall
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