Irreverent Mississippi College student wins prize
The 1886 World Almanac prize goes to a Mississippi College student who quips about hosting visiting lecturers. The note reflects campus humor as exams loom and Johns Hopkins News-Letter casualty lists are mentioned, with references to the post about matriculation and engineering sophomores.
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Richmond
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Ex-student recalls reading a text book despite cold conditions
An former pupil reflects on reading a textbook in harsh cold while avoiding outdoor study, noting the difficulty and the handoff of a pink slip as part of the memory.
Richmond memories spark talk of a bygone era in class notes
The Johns Hopkins piece recalls a rash of changes resembling the “good olde days” at Richmond. It notes several courses as life savers for stragglers, with History cited as a leading example in this evolving scene.
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Richmond
Randolph-Macon Bows to Fast U of R Five
Randolph-Macon loses to Fast University of Rochester five as Richmond-Ragozzino and DeMotte score for the Yellow Jackets with multiple players named for field goals. Scoring details include Richmond Miller Peterson DeMotte Sapes and Ragozzino for Randolph-Macon. Sheffey Horner Lewis and Compton noted among players.
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Sheffey
Butterworth
Osborne
Richmond
Ragozzino
Bell
Richmond Miller
Peterson
DeMotte
Sapes
Horner
Arnold
Spose
Lewis
Catayati
Medical College
Timer
Compton
Hughes
Duke Quintet Falls Before Local Five
Duke suffers a loss to the local five as Bullock leads the Dukemen with 5 goals and Miller scores 3 for the locals. Ragozzino and DeMotte pace Duke with multiple tallies, while substitutions like Richmond and Kerriman appear in the scoring sheet.
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Superclean Moss
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Miller
Eastern Virginia to challenge Spiders in key away game
The Richmond cagers focus on Denton Dobson's squad as they prepare for a tough road test at Westhampton and Lynchburg. Local hopes hinge on matching last season's feat against Bridgewater while facing Hastern Virginia and the Big Four Cadets, with the VMI score cited as a sign of strength.
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Westhampton
William
Mary
Dobson
Richmond
Lynchburg
Modiasharg College
North Carolina State
Virginia
Bridgewater
Spiders
Eagles
Prizes Offered for College Race Relations Essays
The Commission on Inter-racial Cooperation offers three cash prizes of 100, 50, and 25 dollars for the best orations or essays on race relations by students at Southern white colleges this school year. Entrance requires delivery at a public college event or publication in a college magazine.
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Commission On Inter-racial Cooperation
Traveling experience versus schooling debated by Philogian Society
The Philogian Literary Society staged a strong debate and plans a college cafeteria banquet in about two weeks. Monday's program features FE. Ef Copeths on current events, S. E. Cook in declamation, A. Mr. Pinel in an oration, and a key clash between Tt. J. Arthur N. RB. Green and AW. B. Fitzgerald WB. Carr on the resolution that traveling experience develops intellect more than schooling.
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Philogs
Copeths
S. £. Cook
Mr. Pinel
Pinch
Tt. J. Arthur
N. RB. Green
B. Fitzgerald
WB. Carr
Ragozzino Shines For Dukes In Local Showdown
Ragozzino, who had mostly warmed the bench, started against Trinity on Saturday at the local gym. He replaced the ill Skinny Bell and scored baskets while displaying sharp passing and ball tracking. Tenning, subbing for Peterson in the second half, also showed well on several occasions.
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Dukes of Trinity
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Tenning
Peterson
Historian Hendrik Van Loon backs 5000 franc Flemish book prize
An annual prize of about 5000 francs is offered by Hendrik Van Loon for the Flemish book of the year. A Belgian committee including Cyriel Thuysse and August Vermeylen will judge the best contribution to Flemish literature regardless of subject or creed. The recipient need not fund nobler aims and may spend the prize freely, after which he must visit the nearest spa to order the largest.
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Belgium
Cyriel Thuysse
August Vermeylen
Styn Streugels
Josef Miels
Herman Tierlinck
van Loon
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London
Tower of London
Rome
Sociology Professor at Varina Exercises Sociology Expert Visit
Dr Rolvix Harlan a sociology professor at the university spoke at the Varina Community Service. Rev Harold Housted formerly studied under Harlan and works with the Northern Baptist Convention as a survey expert visiting him here. Housted pastors Emmanuel Baptist Church Scranton Pa.
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Varina
Harold Housted
Harlan
Northern Baptist Convention
Housted
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Scranton
Border tensions blamed on furious neighbors over beer toast
A fragment notes a toast to eternal damnation aimed at unscrupulous critics on either side of the Belgian Dutch border. The speaker derides those who fuel hostility between two nations that should be friends.
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