Newsweek Editor on Religion and Modern Journalism
William Coleridge discusses the willing suspension of disbelief as crucial for modern journalists when examining religion. Kenneth Woodward, editor of Newsweek Ideas, argues religion remains a cultural institution guiding society amid lower church attendance and rising institutional esteem.
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Dormitory Damages Estimated at 3000 Dollars
Dean Richard Mateer and Tom Feamster report this term's dorm damages and theft total about 3000 dollars with furniture theft from lounges including sofas chairs and tables plus lamps curtains and window panes. They warn replacements cost 200 per sofa 105 per chair 30 per lamp and note ongoing security concerns after sports events with arson risk and vandalism in Robins and Thomas Halls.
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Richmond Police Department Sees Staff Turnover
University of Richmond police chief Robert C. Dillard says turnover is normal. Sgt. Willie Green Jr. leaves February 16 for Henrico County Police, along with Maurice Renaud and Steven Scanlon no longer with the department. Dillard notes other job changes and expects gains with new hires including Lt.
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Robert C. Dillard
University of Richmond
Willie Green Jr
Henrico County Police
Maurice Renaud
Steven Scanlon
Dillard
Students Debate Curriculum Reform Meeting and Report
Students for Curriculum Reform discusses the Curriculum Committee report. Dave Gibbs and Jean Hagood push for more student input and broader interdisciplinary options. Faculty concerns include class size, advisory load, and balancing benefits with tuition expectations.
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